Short document detailing the biographical dates of Manuel Urbina, including his birth and marriage dates and the number of years he served as a minister in various cities.

Report, titled Document No. X, on the community in Angleton, Texas, and efforts to convert Hispanic Americans.

Black and white photograph of a man and a woman, identified as John Allenson and Emma Nielsen Hansen, standing outdoors next to other unidentified individuals that are mingling with their backs to their camera. Emma, who is wearing a vest and a dress with flocked sleeves, has her arms crossed and is smiling at the camera. To her right, John is standing and fixing his tie. He is wearing a three-piece suit and a hat. Behind them, the side of a house is visible. A child's head is partially in view at the bottom of the foreground.

Black and white photograph of a mother, Myrtle Waldman, and her two daughters, Annette Waldman and Beverly Waldman. They are standing outdoors in a shaded grassy area that is surrounded by trees. Myrtle is holding the hands of her younger daughter, who is standing in front of her with a look of wonderment on her face. The older daughter is standing to their right, with her hand on her mouth and her ankles crossed. An unidentified young girl is standing next to a bench behind them in the distance.

Black and white photograph of two women, a mother and a daughter, who share the same name; they are posed outdoors in front of a set of windows on a house located in Danevang. On the left is Emma Nielsen Hansen and on the right is her daughter, Emma Hansen Berndt. They are both wearing dark dresses with long sleeves. The younger Emma is wearing glasses. In the windows behind them, lace curtains are visible.

Black and white photograph of the dedication of the new Danevang Lutheran Church building. Two columns of pews, the ends of which are adorned with small floral decorations, are visible from the foreground to the background. Various men in suit jackets are seated in the pews to near full capacity. The pews lead to an altar visible in the background at the center of which is a table, a few stands with floral arrangements, and a framed painting that has a cross atop its frame. Pastor Michael Mikkelsen is standing in the background, to the far left of the altar.

School portrait of a young Hispanic American boy, taken for the 1947-1948 school year.

Letter from Eleanor A. Bodansky to E. P. Hamilton concerning questions over a copyright contract that she is involved with.

Letter to Eleanor Bodansky concerning a copyright contract negotiation that she is involved in. The letter is signed to be from a man named "Arthur".

Letter from E. P. Hamilton to Mrs. Eleanor Bodansky, informing her that the company has just finished a contract to complete a new edition of her late husband's textbook. The letter also asks Mrs. Bodansky to sign the new agreement and cancel the previous version.

Letter from E. P. Hamilton to Mrs. Eleanor Bodansky, with the agreement to have another doctor cooperate on updating an edition of a textbook written by Mrs. Bodansky's late husband, Dr. Meyer Bodansky. Mr. Hamilton states that time is of the essence as the collaborator has been approached to write a textbook of his own.

Letter from the editor of The Journal of The American Society of Anesthetists, Henry S. Ruth, to Dr. Meyer Bodansky from the University of Texas School of Medicine. Ruth's letter informs Dr. Bodansky that he has been accepted to be published as Consulting Editor representing Chemistry.

The LULAC NEWS, Volume 13, Number 11, dated May, 1947 is a 24-page magazine produced by the League of United Latin American Citizens in Laredo, Texas. Articles were submitted by LULAC Councils about council activities. This edition contains an article about John J. Herrera and his run in the Special Senatorial Race in Harris County, Texas, April 19, 1947.