Birthday greeting card from Kate with an illustration showing a man handing a woman a rose; the title of the card is "Greetings on Your Birthday" and the note below it wishes a happy birthday to the receiver.

Christmas card from a girl named Kate with a drawing of a large candle burning behind a bowl full of flowers. There is a long poem written in the center that says, in part: "You've been my "Other Mother" - A mighty dear one too..."

Christmas greeting card from Lois and Patricia Matlock to their grandmother with an illustration of a snow house among trees.

Christmas greeting card from the Plano Lodge No. 114 "Wishing you a Merry Christmas" and "Best Wishes for the New Year."

Christmas card from Fowler's Grocery with an illustration of a snowy scene and a piece of text printed below that wishes a Happy New Year and Merry Christmas; at the end the note says thank you "for your business during the past year."

Christmas postcard from an individual to their mother saying they are sending a lot of cards and she should send them to whoever she wants to. The illustration on the front of the card shows a Santa Claus surrounded by children; he is holding a tablet that says: "My Best Wishes for a Merry Christmas."

Easter card from Kate with a short piece of text printed on the front; the design on the card includes a golden cross surrounded by flowers and birds.

Letter from Katharine to her grandma thanking her for the recent gift she sent. The letter goes on to say that she will be visiting her for three days and she hopes "you have lots to eat."

Letter from Claude Kavanaugh, of the Trans-State Oil Company, to R. B. McMillen concerning the value of Big Indian properties being highly valuable and "are going to be mad more valuable." This letter is in response to the huge amount of mail received by the unite holders from his original general letter. Also included is a flash announcement which, at the end, asks the unit holders to "sign and send in the enclosed proxy so that we may represent you...to defeat the present sale of the property."

Letter addressed to Maurine Matlock concerning the death of Lois; the letter says that "our school has been made sad by the death of one of our sweetest girls."

Photograph of a military hospital in Veracruz, Mexico; the walls of the building are shielded by large trees on the left and there are three men walking across the gap between buildings.

Photograph of an old stone fort in Veracruz, Mexico.

Photograph of an unknown small girl on a postcard addressed to Nannie Scott in Humble, Texas. The photograph shows the girl wearing a dress and standing on a sandy beach with the water in the background; she has flowers in her hair and lace-up shoes on her feet.

Photograph of an unknown girl wearing a dress, necklace, and bows in her hair while standing on a sandy surface next to a fence.

Photograph of two unknown children, one a boy and the other a girl, standing in a yard.

Photograph of two unknown girls, one with a large hair bow, riding a Shetland pony next to a brick building.

Photograph of two unknown men sitting in a horse-drawn wagon being pulled down a road.

Portrait of a mother wearing a dress and head scarf, while holding her child.

Portrait of an unknown woman and her three daughters, all in dresses and sporting short haircuts.

Portrait of Alpha Lucille Matlock as a baby wearing a long dress and bonnet.

Portrait of Alpha Lucille Matlock at 19th months old in a dress and a bow in her hair.

Portrait of Alpha Lucille Matlock in a dress and holding a monkey on her right side.

Photograph of an unknown boy wearing a suit with a bow tie.

Portrait of an unknown family including two girls, one boy, and their parents; the women are wearing dresses and the males are wearing shirts and ties.