Letter from Richard F. Allison to James M. Schless discussing Mrs. Joyce Martin's medical condition.

Letter from Bob Bullock to Truett Latimer apologizing for not being able to see him the previous afternoon.

A man, identified as Ray Sackett, wearing a suit standing with five women next to the pool at Imperial 400 Motel. Three of the women are wearing bathing suits, one woman is wearing a kilt, and one woman in a dress, is identified as Patricia Sackett. There is a large sign for the motel behind them.

A man wearing a suit standing with four women at the pool at Imperial 400 Motel. Three of the women are wearing bathing suits and one woman is wearing a kilt. One woman is in the pool and the man is kneeling down next to her at the edge of the pool.

Letter from James Hull of the Colorado City Chamber of Commerce to Texas State Representative Truett Latimer inviting him to the chamber's upcoming "Know Your Candidates" event, featuring various state legislators running for (re)election.

Letter from Texas State Representative Ben E. Jarvis to fellow Representative Truett Latimer discussing the candidacy of Warren G. Moore for Congressman-at-Large and asking Latimer to vote for him. Latimer is addressed as "senator" in reference to his ongoing bid for the Senate.

Photograph of four college students in Goodall Wooten Dorm. Two students can be seen sitting on a couch to the left. A blanket tapestry is hung on the wall behind them along with a cow skull and a paddle in the corner to the right. Another student can be seen standing and smoking near the open balcony door to the right. A fourth student can be seen standing on the balcony with his hand in his pocket.

Photograph of the KOKE radio station's booth at a trade convention. A radio host with a headset stands behind a curved desk, speaking into a microphone while two young men, one in the foreground and one to the left, watch on. A woman can be seen sitting behind the same desk as the host, and a person in a shrimp costume can be seen standing between them. In the background, a mannequin in a dark dress and hat can be seen posed next to signs for the radio station, and a man sitting with his hand on his chin can also be seen off to the left in the background.

Photograph of four dorm students relaxing together in Goodall Wooten Dorm. One student can be seen with a book on a couch to the right, and another can be seen in a chair to the left with a cigarette in his mouth. In the right corner, two more students can be seen, one playing a guitar in a chair while the other stands behind him. An open door to a tiled bathroom can be seen in the background to the right, along with a closed door through a short hallway to the left.

Photograph of weightlifting students in the Goodall Wooten Dorm gym. Several shirtless male students in shorts can be seen throughout the gym. One is lifting dumbbells on a bench in the foreground while another is standing and lifting a barbell to the right. Two more can be seen standing on either side of a mirror in the background, behind another barbell lifter, while the final student can be seen in the left background doing abdominal exercises with his shirt on.

Letter from Tom B. Medders to Harris Leon Kempner regarding the letters from the Texas Historical Foundation to support its program with a contribution. In the letters they mentioned that the work of the Foundation is to preserve Texas historical heritage and increasing tourist business. Tom mentions that he's really interested in Texas heritage and anything that will acquaint people with it. He mentions that they need his help, so requests him to make a contribution of $100 or more through a check payable to the Texas Historical Foundation.

Letter from R. I. Mehan to Mrs. N. Hartung requesting for signatures on the enclosed form 1041 for J. F. Seinsheimer Trust and discussing about required corrections in income as per schedule.

Letter from R. L. Mehan to R. L. Phinney remitting the corporate income tax return and taxes due for the year.

Letter from Maco Stewart to I. H. Kempner informing Kempner that his parable of oysters, politicians, and parliamentary laws was delightful but insisting that it will plagiarized by politicians for years.

Photograph of two boys standing at a table and a microphone in the front of a room making a presentation. A girl sits at a table behind them. A sign to the left of the stage is partially visible and reads, "4-H Motto, Make the Best Better."

Photograph of a group of young boys standing in a row behind tables with a microphone. Other children sit in chairs facing them, and a few sit on the stage in the background.

Photograph of children sitting at a table on a stage with a young woman apeaking at a podium in front of them. A poster on the wall behind them has the 4-H logo and motto and reads "To Make The Best Better." Several people are in the audience in the foreground.

Photograph of children standing on a stage in the front of a room holding signs that say "candy," "cookies," "cake," and "pie," with people in rows of chairs facing them. A banner for 4-H is on the wall behind them.

Photograph of a group children standing on a stage holding signs reading "Fruits," "Vegetables," "Cheese," and "Milk." One students holds a drawing of a tooth. A 4-H poster is on the wall behind them. Several people are in the audience in the foreground.

Photograph of a group of men and women dressed up and standing behind a table where two women are seated and writing on papers. A woman is sitting in the first row of seats facing them. They are in a church and on the wall behind them there is an image of Jesus as a shepherd.

Photograph of a group of men and women, with some wearing straw hats, and a sign behind them that says "Mexico." This was possibly a Travis County Negro Extension Service educational event or program.

Photograph of a class of students standing outside of their school building. The building is wood-sided and painted white. A car is partially visible parked in front of the building.

Student newspaper from St. Edward's University in Austin, Texas that includes news and information of interest to the college community along with advertising.

Student newspaper from St. Edward's University in Austin, Texas that includes news and information of interest to the college community along with advertising.