Autobiographical narrative describing the life of Dr. Warren Sidney Brent, a Baptist minister who served at six churches in Texas. It provides background about his life, education, family, and work. It also includes the text of several sermons.

Photograph of the Stewardess Board at Allen Chapel, an African Methodist Episcopal church. The subjects are gathered around a table with a floral centerpiece.

Photograph of an unknown woman posing for a portrait. She wears a light-colored lace collar over a darker dress. Faint writing on the back of the card reads "Stediman and Thomason."

Letter from Reverend W. S. Brant, to the congregants of Mt. Horeb Missionary Baptist Church reminding them that they need to be active in the church and that the church needs money. He also mentions that they will be holding their first annual dinner in October. This copy has red marks around some text near the center of the page.

Photograph of an unidentified group posing for a picture in a living room. The majority of the subjects are women wearing dark-colored dresses, except for a young woman in a light-colored satin dress and a man in a suit in the center of the frame.

Photograph of a young boy holding a hat in his right hand and standing on a wicker chair with one arm. He rests his left hand on the back of the chair.

Photograph of attendees of a Principals' Conference at I. M. Terrell High School in Fort Worth, Texas. Dozens of men and women are gathered at the front steps of the building.

Funeral program for Warren S. Brent. The funeral was held May 31, 1966 at Mount Horeb Missionary Baptist Church, officiated by Reverend Robert L. Rowe. He was buried in Cedar Hill Memorial Park in Fort Worth, Texas.

Photograph of Brucie Butts posing for a portrait. Her hair is styled in finger waves and she wears a V-neck, sleeveless dress with beaded details at the neckline. Handwritten text on the back of the photograph reads "Brucie Butts stayed at Mamas (Mrs. R. M. Parker) 2823 Ave. E- Ft. Worth Tex. Brucie went to T. W. C. college in Polytechnic." Another handwritten message on the photograph itself reads "Lots of Love, Brucie."