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Photograph of John Garland Flowers and Sallie Beretta at inauguration ceremony for Southwest Texas State Teachers College third president John Garland Flowers. Photograph printed in the 1943 Pedagog, page 99.

Photograph of John Garland Flowers speaking at inauguration ceremony at Southwest Texas State Teachers College's third president, John Garland Flowers.

Photograph of reception at inauguration. From reception after inauguration ceremony for Southwest Texas State Teachers College's third president John Garland Flowers. In photograph, John Garland Flowers is with previous SWTC president Cecil Eugene Evans and S.M. Sewell, math professor at SWTC. Photograph printed in the 1943 Pedagog, page 100. From San Marcos Record: "Inauguration Luncheon - Dr. J.G. Flowers, right, looks on as Dr. S.M. Sewell, left, presents to Dr. C.E. Evans a volume of letters in which friends of the President Emeritus express their good wishes and appreciation for his many years of service." From April 2, 1943 issue.

Photograph of Ora Hines Bradford with unidentified woman at reception of inauguration ceremony for Southwest Texas State Teachers College's third president John Garland Flowers.

From San Marcos Record: Dallas vacationers at Port Aransas ate breakfast after vacating first the island and later North Beach at Corpus Christi. Left are Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Bramlett, right Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fenner, all of Dallas. It was the second time the foursome had been un off the island by storms.

From San Marcos Record: Clothes for the refugees poured into Hays County Memorial Hospital early this week as Seventh Day Adventist prepared to send a truckload of the clothing to the Houston area. Here Hospital Auxiliary workers help sort through the garments.

From San Marcos Record: Clothes for the refugees poured into Hays County Memorial Hospital early this week as Seventh Day Adventist prepared to send a truckload of the clothing to the Houston area. Here Hospital Auxiliary workers help sort through the garments.

From San Marcos Record: Clothes for the refugees poured into Hays County Memorial Hospital early this week as Seventh Day Adventist prepared to send a truckload of the clothing to the Houston area. Here Hospital Auxiliary workers help sort through the garments.

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