Printed card announcing the funeral for William Franklin Beck, who was born January 11, 1853 and died February 20, 1933. The service was held at a Methodist church in Midlothian, Texas, and the interment was at Midlothian Cemetery.

Photograph of a young Otis Earl Ground standing outside of a house in Fort Worth, Texas. He is dressed in cold weather clothing: a striped sweater, a collared shirt, shorts, socks, shoes and a beret.

Photograph of the Pederson sisters, including Helen Jackson, Laura Rabin, Alvida Colwick, Minnie Gustafson, Polly Lomax, and Ina Wylie. They sit in front of an automobile.

Photograph of Floyd Arnold "Jim" Crow in a suit and tie. He stands on a carpet in front of a painted backdrop. His hands are behind his back.

Photograph of an unidentified man wearing a suit jacket, white dress shirt, and patterned tie.

Photograph of Jack Herring as a young boy. He wears overalls over a collared shirt, and smiles.

Photograph of Thomas Ward. He wears overalls over a collared shirt with rolled up sleeves. He is smiling.

Photograph of Jeanette Barnett. She wears a blouse with a Peter Pan collar, and her hair has been twisted and pinned to her head.

Photograph of Evelyn Wallis. She wears a patterned dress and a matching hat, and smiles over her shoulder.

Photograph of a woman named Grace. She wears a heavy coat over a dress, and a black and white hat with a feather.

Photograph of two women, Myra and Girlie, standing on the steps of the Carroll Science Building at Baylor University. They both wear white dresses and shoes. They lean against the wall next to the steps.

Photograph of Johnie Louise Bruyere walking down Austin Avenue in Waco in summer 1936. She wears a dark polka-dot dress with a white ribbon at the neck, a white hat with a dark ribbon, and white shoes. There are cars parked on the street to the left of her, and several men walk past and behind her.

Photograph of Marzelle Ringa. Her hair is partially pulled back from her face, and secured with a ribbon. She wears a dress over a white shirt, and she has a locket around her neck.

Photograph of Lillie Black and her little brother. She stands next to a cart being pulled by a goat. Her brother, who is not named, sits in the cart and holds the reins. Both of them wear white.

Photograph of the cast of Bluebonnet Land, a Musical Pageant of Texas, given in honor of the seventh grade class of Gurley School on May 18, 1937. The children sit in a yard outside. Several of the children wear black face, and a girl in the middle of the back row holds a Texas flag.

Photograph of a group of school children sitting in front of a brick building. The teacher sits in the middle of the front row.

Photograph of the third grade class of 1935-1936 at Gurley School. The teacher is Mary Lou Griffis, who stands to the left of the children. The children in the front row are, from left to right, Doyle Smith, unidentified, Bueford Blanton, Billy Harvison, and unidentified. In the second row: Eugene Ashley, Edward Leonard, Clark McCall, Robert Nelon, Richard Jackson, J. W. White, Walter Angerman, unidentified, and Cecile Moseley. In the third row: unidentified, Wanda Estes, Edna Pauline Reimer, Mary Gene Wemple, Erline Threlkeld, Betty Jean Washington, a girl called Lottie, and Fay Harper. In the fourth row: unidentified, Mary Lu Kunze, Evelyn King, Gwendolyn Davis, Ladine Sullins, Claudie Eddleman, Margaret Woods, and Frances Wakefield.

Ribbon made of orange material with green writing. There is a green bear at the top of the ribbon. Under the bear, it says "Trim TCU. Mash The Frogs."

Ribbon made of white material with blue lettering which reads "USHER" vertically. There is a nail, probably used as a pin, at the top of the ribbon.

Flower made of red paper for the petals and green paper and wire for the stem. Green and yellow ribbons are attached, as is a slip of paper that reads "In Memoriam". The other side of the paper says "The American Legion. American Legion Auxiliary. Veteran Made Poppy."

Photograph of John T. Willis, Sr., right, and Isaac "Ike" Hudson, walking down the street in Dallas. This photo was taken during Dallas's Texas Centennial celebrations in 1936.

Photograph of John Todd Willis, Jr. in a suit and tie. There is a pin on his lapel, and trees are visible in the background.

Photograph of Eleanor Smith Bayne, left, Charles Stewart Vining, center, and Sara Harriett "Hattie" Smith Vining, right. The women stand in front of Charles Stewart Vining, both with their hands crossed in front of them. There are trees and bushes behind them.

Photograph of the children of Walter and Pearl Stricklin. They are, from left to right, Jeanice, Elizabeth, Velma, Thelma, and Annis Marie. Elizabeth sits in a chair with a book in her lap and Jeanice's arm around her neck. Velma stands behind the piano sit with her hands folded in front of her. Thelma sits at the piano with her hands on the keys. Annis Marie sits on the piano bench next to Thelma, with a book of some kind in her hands. There is sheet music along the piano stand. They stand in front of a door, and many pictures can be seen on the wall behind them. The photo is housed in a brown matte case that folds open to reveal it.