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Photograph of people eating together at a long table.

Photograph of five men in suits posing for camera.

Photograph of adults and children talking. From San Marcos Record: "Tom Webb (child), Mr. and Mrs. F.W. Davis with Paul Hopson at the Jaycee Home Trade Show stand near and converse with one another." From May 15, 1958 issue.

Photograph of young man showing machine to two women. From San Marcos Record: "Don Backus, turns aluminum block into a table lamp while showing to women at the Jaycee Home Trade Show." From May 15, 1958 issue.

Photograph of a boy working a machine while another looks on. From San Marcos Record: "Richard McFadden making a wood puzzle with Tom Cone looking on at the Jaycee Home Trade Show stand near and converse with one another. From May 15, 1958 issue.

Photograph of man looking at furniture with others in the background. From San Marcos Record: "M.C. Smith looks at furniture" From May 15, 1958 issue.

Photograph of young men standing around different products at the trade show.

Photograph of various people attending the trade show stand near and converse with one another. From San Marcos Record: "Industrial Arts open house." From May 15, 1958 issue.

Photograph of a young man posing for camera while holding the Texas flag.

Photograph of Geronimo Flores and Benny Wiley staining a bench during the Industrial Arts open house at the Jaycee Home Trade Show. From San Marcos Record May 15, 1958 issue.

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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