Lillie Abercrombie with toddler on patio bench. Exterior shot.

Lillie and James Smither Abercrombie (left) with unidentified couple at black-tie event. Interior shot.

Katherine Mc Gowen (left), unidentified woman with burro (middle), and Lewis Randolph Bryan, II (right) in Mexico on stone street with city in the background. Exterior shot.

Portrait of William Lockhart Clayton.

Formal portrait of William Lockhart Clayton with handkerchief in pocket.

William Lockhart Clayton portrait reading papers. Interior shot.

Flyer or invitation for St. John's School Hoodwink Playhouse dedication to Libbie Rice Farish.

Portrait of Libbie Rice Farish as older woman with white jacket, pearl necklace and pearl earrings.

Informal snapshot of Lamar Fleming, Jr. carrying a shirt walking with trees in the background. Exterior shot.

Seven-man committee named by Secretary of Agriculture, Ezra Taft Benson to study cotton exports. Left to right, seated: Walter L. Randolph, President, alabama Farm Bureau Federation, Montgomery Ala.; John h. Davis, Assistant to the Secretary in charge of Commodity Marketing and Adjustment; Ezra Taft Benson, Secretary of Agriculture; D. W. Brooks, Georgia Cotton Producers Association, Atlanta, Georgia; Left to Right, standing: C.R. Sayre, President, Delta Pine and Land Co., Scott, Miss.; William A. McGregor, Vice President, Guaranty Trust Co., New York City; Charles Cannon, President, Cannon Mills, Kannapolis, Norht Carolina; Lamar Fleming, Jr., President, Anderson Clayton Co., Houston, Texas; Everett R. Cook, President, Cook and Co., Memphis, Tenn. Interior shot with door and hanging artwork in the background.

Lamar Fleming, Jr. (third from left) shaking hands with unidentified men with fabric, wooden stairway and palm fronds in the background. Exterior shot.

Lamar Fleming, Jr. dressed in checkered suit and bowtie in conversation with unidentified man. Interior shot.

Lamar Fleming, Jr. (left) and Col. William B. Bates (second from left) standing with unidentified men. Interior shot.

Lamar Fleming in checkered suit and bowtie in conversation with unidentified men. Interior shot.

Lamar Fleming, Jr. (standing-middle), Col. William B. Bates (standing-right), Oveta Culp Hobby (seated-third from left) with unidentified men posed at formal meal with microphone on table and drapery in background. Interior shot.

Lamar Fleming, Jr.(far left), Col. William B. Bates (second from left) seated with unidentified men and Oveta Culp Hobby (far right) at formal lunch with microphone on table. Interior shot.

Lamar Fleming Jr. (third from left) seated at formal breakfast with unidentified men, partion doors and sign reading "Rue des Patisseries" in background.

Lamar Fleming, Jr. (back row, second from right) in large posed group standing in front of building with arched window. Exterior shot.

Lamar Fleming holding a glass, standing with three unidentified men with drapery in the background.

Lamar Fleming, Jr. cutting unidentified man's hair in barber chair with sink and mirror with unidentified man reflected in the background. Interior shot.

Lamar Fleming, Jr. and General J. M. Wainwright, a prominent General during World War II, posed standing. The U.S. Signal Army Corps symbol is stamped on the lower left corner. Interior shot.

Lamar Fleming, Jr. and General J. M. Wainwright, a prominent General during World War II, posed standing. The U.S. Signal Army Corps symbol is stamped on the lower left corner. Interior shot. Slightly lighter image than MS39-06-015.

Lamar Fleming, Jr. and General J. M. Wainwright, a prominent General during World War II, posed standing. The U.S. Signal Army Corps symbol is stamped on the lower left corner. Interior shot. Autographed by General Wainwright on lower right.

Lamar Fleming, Jr. speaking at podium at the National Cotton Council Annual Meeting in Atlanta, Georgia in 1954 with unidentified seated men at table. Interior shot.