Photograph of Dr. Leslie Eugene Kelton sitting on the back of a mule and holding a rifle. He wears a dark-colored outfit with a matching cap.

Photograph of Dan and Minnie Tieman Weiss posing together for a portrait in wedding clothes. The bride wears a floor-length wedding gown with a matching headdress and veil. She carries an elaborate bouquet with strings of flowers dangling from it. The groom wears a dark-colored suit with flowers pinned to his lapel. The couple stands arm-in-arm.

Program for the service at the Austin Avenue Methodist Church in Waco, Texas on September 22, 1935. It has been cut in half. A poem titled "Too Busy" by Paul Laurence Dunbar is on the other side.

Photograph of Robert "Bobby" Parker Kelly, Jr. (1931–2007), grandson of Bettie Parker Kelly, riding a pony..He wears a hat, a vest, and long chaps with a star and the numbers "2001" on them. The pony stands on the curb of a street, with a sidewalk, a house, and its lawn in the background behind Robert, who is smiling.

Piece of paper that says "A coed is a girl who also goes to college."

Program for the Young People's Banquet on January 18, 1935. The program is illustrated and handwritten.

Photograph of several flower garlands on the graves on Walter and Rachel Shirley with bushes and hills in the background.

Photograph of strikers of the International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union (ILGWU), 1935. The workers, mostly women but including some boys and men, are arranged in four rows in a mostly-empty room. Those seated or kneeling do so on fabrics placed on the wooden floor. A sole lightbulb hangs from above.

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.