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From San Marcos Record: Frank Pritchett looks at the armchair in which he was tied by two in his home on River Drive in Martindale. He is holding a glass similar to the one that one of the women left her fingerprints on. In the chair were remnants of the towels used to bind the retired carpenter. Pritchett was taken for a ride by the women before they tied him and stole his auto according to his testimony. From the September 8, 1960, issue.

From San Marcos Record: Frank Pritchett looks at the armchair in which he was tied by two in his home on River Drive in Martindale. He is holding a glass similar to the one that one of the women left her fingerprints on. In the chair were remnants of the towels used to bind the retired carpenter. Pritchett was taken for a ride by the women before they tied him and stole his auto according to his testimony. From the September 8, 1960, issue.

From San Marcos Record: Frank Pritchett looks at the armchair in which he was tied by two in his home on River Drive in Martindale. He is holding a glass similar to the one that one of the women left her fingerprints on. In the chair were remnants of the towels used to bind the retired carpenter. Pritchett was taken for a ride by the women before they tied him and stole his auto according to his testimony. From the September 8, 1960, issue.

Jody Fischer, Larry Greenhills, and Bobby Arnold are standing by a dining table. Ray Charles is sitting on a chair as Bonnie Garner and Willie Nelson sit on the floor of a dining room. All smiling at the camera.

Ray Charles at a piano, leaning to the side to smile at the camera He is wearing a red shirt and a red and white plaid blazer

Willie Nelson and Ray Charles hugging. Nelson is wearing a black jacket and Charles wearing a red and white plaid blazer.

Willie Nelson crossing his arms and watching Ray Charles play the piano

Ray Charles, Willie Nelson kneeling, and Bonnie Garner of CBS Recordslistening to a cassette player in a dining room Charles in seated, Nelson is kneeling on the floor, and Garner is leaning agains the table

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