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Photograph of Lyndon Baines Johnson surrounded by four unidentified men. From San Marcos Record: "Dr. J. G. Flowers, Marshall Ames, Charles Young, Congressman Lyndon Johnson, and Lt. Colonel F. E. Schroeck at the Town Hall meeting held Wednesday night at the ALS auditorium on the future disposition of San Marcos Air Field. "

Photograph of twelve men posing with Lyndon Baines Johnson in the center. From San Marcos Record: "Max C. Smith, Rodgers Story, R. C. Haby, Norman Jackson, Charles Young, W. A. Pennington, Sam H. Tabor, Marshall Amos, J. T. Ellis, J. G. Flowers, Lyndon Baines Johnson, F. E. Schroeck and J. B. Raborn. Pictured above are civic, political and military leaders who had a part in the Town Hall meeting held Wednesday night at the ALS auditorium on the future disposition of San Marcos Air Field. They are left to right: back row, Representative Max C. Smith, Roger Storey, Chairman of the Chamber of Commerce committee. Colonel R. C. Haby, executive officer of SMAAF. Norman Jackson, mayor of San Marcos. Charles Young, mayor of Kyle. W. A. Pennington, president of San Marcos Chamber of Commerce. and Sam H. Tabor, mayor of Lockhart. Front row: left to right: Marshall Ames. Regional director of the Federal Public Housing Authority. Representative J. T. Ellis. Dr. J. G. Flowers, president of Southwest Texas State Teachers College. Congressman Lyndon Johnson. Lt. Colonel F. E. Schroeck, commanding officer of SMAAF. and J. B. Raborn, mayor of Luling. " From 1946 May 3 issue.

From San Marcos Record: Just checking to see if these toys are in working order are Boy Scouts of Troop 1118 sponsored by the Methodist Church. The boys, under the leadership of Scoutmaster Elvin Anderson and several other dads, are collecting toys and repairing them for less fortunate local children this Christmas season. Anyone having toys to be given away and fixed should contact Anderson or some of the boys in the troop.

From San Marcos Record: Just checking to see if these toys are in working order are Boy Scouts of Troop 1118 sponsored by the Methodist Church. The boys, under the leadership of Scoutmaster Elvin Anderson and several other dads, are collecting toys and repairing them for less fortunate local children this Christmas season. Anyone having toys to be given away and fixed should contact Anderson or some of the boys in the troop.

From San Marcos Record: Canyon Dam Inspection – U. S. Congressman John Young, center, was the guest of the directors of the Guadalupe Blanco River Authority Tuesday in a tour through the Canyon Dam construction.

From San Marcos Record: Canyon Dam Inspection – U. S. Congressman John Young, center, was the guest of the directors of the Guadalupe Blanco River Authority Tuesday in a tour through the Canyon Dam construction.

From San Marcos Record: Canyon Dam Inspection – U. S. Congressman John Young, right, was the guest of the directors of the Guadalupe Blanco River Authority Tuesday in a tour through the Canyon Dam construction. Here the group looks at the gates that will control flow under the dam. Young said "No area in Texas has a brighter future than the Guadalupe River Basin."

From San Marcos Record: Canyon Dam Inspection – U. S. Congressman John Young, center, was the guest of the directors of the Guadalupe Blanco River Authority Tuesday in a tour through the Canyon Dam construction.

From San Marcos Record: An exhibit of coins from the USA and world countries will be featured at the First national Bank as part of the first meeting of the San Marcos Coin Club. The meeting will take place on December 12th at the Blair Room. The exhibit is owned by M.L. Deviney of Martindale.

From San Marcos Record: An exhibit of coins from the USA and world countries will be featured at the First national Bank as part of the first meeting of the San Marcos Coin Club. The meeting will take place on December 12th at the Blair Room. The exhibit is owned by M.L. Deviney of Martindale.

From San Marcos Record: Moving up fast is this girl's dormitory at the corner of Concho and Edward Gary Streets. Workers on this building and others on the campus are back on schedule this week.

From San Marcos Record: Moving up fast is this girl's dormitory at the corner of Concho and Edward Gary Streets. Workers on this building and others on the campus are back on schedule this week.

From San Marcos Record: Moving up fast is this girl's dormitory at the corner of Concho and Edward Gary Streets. Workers on this building and others on the campus are back on schedule this week.

From San Marcos Record: WHEN IT'S UP, it's in the treetops, this latest development of Jim and Ernest Cummings on their place on the San Marcos River. When the elder Cummings move houseboat from Lake Travis recently, for convenence sake, he and his son decided to meet the threat of possible high water damage by building a railway up the bank with a winch attachment that can raise or lower the boat when needed. WHEN IT'S DOWN, it's in the river. Cummings, who has several large pip-laying machines and other devices to his credit, decided to put the ramps on either side of his houseboat trolley to carry smaller fishing boats. The picture sequence shows Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cummings in the upland position of the boat on the left, the "Trolley" on its way down, and the fleet ready to go in the lower position.

From San Marcos Record: WHEN IT'S UP, it's in the treetops, this latest development of Jim and Ernest Cummings on their place on the San Marcos River. When the elder Cummings move houseboat from Lake Travis recently, for convenence sake, he and his son decided to meet the threat of possible high water damage by building a railway up the bank with a winch attachment that can raise or lower the boat when needed. WHEN IT'S DOWN, it's in the river. Cummings, who has several large pip-laying machines and other devices to his credit, decided to put the ramps on either side of his houseboat trolley to carry smaller fishing boats. The picture sequence shows Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cummings in the upland position of the boat on the left, the "Trolley" on its way down, and the fleet ready to go in the lower position.

From San Marcos Record: WHEN IT'S UP, it's in the treetops, this latest development of Jim and Ernest Cummings on their place on the San Marcos River. When the elder Cummings move houseboat from Lake Travis recently, for convenence sake, he and his son decided to meet the threat of possible high water damage by building a railway up the bank with a winch attachment that can raise or lower the boat when needed. WHEN IT'S DOWN, it's in the river. Cummings, who has several large pip-laying machines and other devices to his credit, decided to put the ramps on either side of his houseboat trolley to carry smaller fishing boats. The picture sequence shows Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cummings in the upland position of the boat on the left, the "Trolley" on its way down, and the fleet ready to go in the lower position.

From San Marcos Record: WHEN IT'S UP, it's in the treetops, this latest development of Jim and Ernest Cummings on their place on the San Marcos River. When the elder Cummings move houseboat from Lake Travis recently, for convenence sake, he and his son decided to meet the threat of possible high water damage by building a railway up the bank with a winch attachment that can raise or lower the boat when needed. WHEN IT'S DOWN, it's in the river. Cummings, who has several large pip-laying machines and other devices to his credit, decided to put the ramps on either side of his houseboat trolley to carry smaller fishing boats. The picture sequence shows Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cummings in the upland position of the boat on the left, the "Trolley" on its way down, and the fleet ready to go in the lower position.

From San Marcos Record: Manager scene constructed by Davis Knitt for the Christmas display held at the First American Lutheran Church last Thursday, shows much initiative and was made entirely from native materials.

From San Marcos Record: Toothpick Christmas Tree made by Mrs. Lawrence Nichols was one of the many beautiful decorations exhibited at the Christmas display in the First Lutheran Church last Thursday. Religious displays were in one section and home displays in another, along with many goodies which are specialties of the women of the church. Refreshments were served in one section which gave everyone a chance to pause and visit with his neighbor.

From San Marcos Record: Gingerbread House constructed for the Christmas display held at the First American Lutheran Church.