Ledger documenting names, dates, and related information for communicants and confirmands at St. Matthew's Cathedral in Dallas. Alphabetical index to names starts on page 2.

Photograph of a man and his dog in a field. In the background to the left is a shed with trees surrounding it. Handwritten text on the back reads "Daddy Hill and his pet dog Spot".

Photograph of men riding horseback with others following behind. The man to the right is dressed in Native American clothing with a headdress on. Handwritten text on back reads "Celebrating the 76th birthday of Lon C. Hill Sr. Valley Pioneer - Founder of Harlinger, Texas. July 31, 1932".

Photograph of a parade on a city street with crowds watching on both sides and several storefronts visible on the left. In the front are two motorcyclist on either side of an automobile, followed by two men on horseback, and a large group of people wearing light-colored uniforms. On the left a row of American flags are displayed in front of the storefronts and signs for State Bank, Sherman's, Central Light Power, and Turney Drugs can be seen. More crowds and buildings are visible in the background and a handwritten note on the front of the photograph reads "Celebrating 76th Birthday Of C. Hill Sr July 31 1932. Valley Pionier - Founder of Harlingen TEx. Photo by Gardner."

Photograph of the Hill family at Del Mar Beach on July 4th. The family is pictured wearing light color clothing and standing along a grassy area of the beach. There is handwritten text on the back of the photograph listing the names of the family present.

Photograph of cavalry soldiers on horseback riding down a road with palm trees visible in the background. One of the men in the front is holding a rifle and a man on the far right appears to be wearing a Native American headdress.

An unsigned copy of a mineral rights lease between C. C. Cox and wife Ruth, and the Navarro Oil Company, including details of the plot leased and its conditions. Envelope is included.

Several newspaper clippings from stories on oil exploration, wells, and leases in Montgomery County, Texas, near Splendora in the 1930s.

1936 Montgomery County tax receipt for Ruth Cox, showing a paid total of $7.07.

1937 Montgomery County tax receipt for Ruth Cox, showing a paid total of $7.89.

1930 Montgomery County tax receipt for C. C. Cox, showing a paid total of $9.41.

Two signed copies of a surveyor's note to a very small section of land, leased from C. C. and Ruth Cox to C. H. and C. W. Stadtler beginning in 1919 in Montgomery County, Texas.

1935 Montgomery County Tax Receipt for Ruth Cox, showing a paid total of $7.00.

Release form of an oil and gas lease between C. C. Cox and his wife Ruth, and the Navarro Oil Company.

Letter from J. M. Hall to Ruth Cox discussing tracts of land being sold by the Cox family. Envelope is included.

Postcard of the Masonic Temple and Cook Memorial Hospital Center for Children in Fort Worth, Texas. The Masonic Temple is in the foreground with the hospital visible behind and to the left. The text "L8 - Masonic Temple and Cook Memorial Hospital Center for Children Fort Worth, Texas" is printed at the bottom left corner of the image.

Postcard of Snyder's Sanitarium in Glen Rose, Texas. The building has balconies on the second floor above the patio, and there is a large tree on the left side of the image. "Geo P. Snyder Sanitarium Glen Rose, Texas" is printed across the bottom of the image. Correspondence on the back is address to "Mrs. N. B. Bishop" from a patient at the sanitarium.

Postcard of Lubbock Sanitarium in Lubbock, Texas. The image is an illustration of a red brick building behind a line of cars parked along the road. The correspondence on the back is addressed to "Min Irma Koenes[...]g" and is faintly written in pencil.

Postcard of the West Texas Hospital in Lubbock, Texas. The image is an illustration depicting a four-story brick building with white trim, and the lawn and trees in front of the building. "The West Texas Hospital, Lubbock, Texas" is printed at the bottom of the image. The back of the postcard has correspondence that is partially obscured by tan blotches.

Photograph of the attendees of the 54th Annual Convention of the State Fire Association in San Angelo, Texas. The group is in front of a large stone building decorated with red, white, and blue banners. The text, "54th Annual Convention State Fire Association San Angelo, Tex. June, 1930" is written on the front of the photo.

Photograph of the class of the 1938 School for Fireman in College Station, Texas. The men are gathered on the steps of a building and some are wearing peaked caps. The text reads, "Ninth Annual School for Fireman, College Station, Texas, July 18-22, 1938, Aggieland Studio."

Postcard of Lubbock Sanitarium and Clinic. The front of the postcard has an illustration of a red brick building with multiple wings, with information about the sanitarium printed below. The text on the front of the postcard reads, "One hundred twenty-five beds, fireproof construction, every modern convenience. Completely equipped to care for medical, surgical, dental and obstetrical cases. Modernly equipped nursery. Complete x-ray and pathological laboratories and radium. A chartered training school for nurses is conducted in connection with the sanitarium." The correspondence on the back is addressed to "Mrs. R.L. Maloul."

Photograph of members of the Killeen Fire Department standing in a street under a campaign banner reading, "[..]olin Culberson for Railroad Commissi[..]." They are leaning or sitting on a vehicle and there are other people visible in the background. There is a label at the bottom of the photo identifying the men, "Killeen Fire Department about 1935, L to R: Robert Reynolds, H.D. Ricketts, Charlie Hold, Yorkie Duncan, Tom Young, Robert Wendland, Speck Parker, Howard Burks, Ira Odell, Unknown, Guy Evans, Sr., Sidney Young, Henry Messer, V.D. Slaughter. Presented by Mrs. Honey Mosser."

Photograph of the attendees of the 54th Annual Convention of the State Fire Association in San Angelo, Texas. The group is in front of a large stone building decorated with red, white, and blue banners. The text, "54th Annual Convention State Fire Association San Angelo, Tex. June, 1930" is written on the front of the photo.