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[Armistice Day in Mesquite]
Photograph of school children saluting the American flag during an Armistice Day celebration in Mesquite, Texas.
[Portrait of Anson Holley #1]
Photograph of Anson Holley, partially visible from the waist up, wearing a World War I uniform.
[Mesquite School Class]
Photograph of students situated in front of the Mesquite school circa 1900-1910. Anson Holley is second from the left in the back row.
[Mesquite School Class]
Photograph of students situated in front of the Mesquite school circa 1900-1910.
[Art Greenhaw, John Glenn, and John Bryant]
Photograph of Art Greenhaw, Senator John Glenn, and Representative John Bryant standing in a parking lot. The photograph was taken during John Glenn's exploratory presidential bid.
[John Glenn, Mrs. John Glenn, John Bryant, and Frank Berry]
Photograph of Senator John Glenn, Mrs. John Glenn, Representative John Bryant, and Frank Berry standing near a storefront. The photograph was taken during John Glenn's exploratory presidential bid.
[B. J. Smith Speaking to Crowd]
Photograph of Mayor B. J. Smith speaking at the opening of the McWhorter-Greenhaw Store in Mesquite, Texas. From left to right are B. J. Smith, Reverend Buist Wildon, Patricia Greenhaw, Raymond Holley, Joe Gogans, Hack Wagoner, Curt Austin, and Len Gibbons.
[Art Greenhaw Performing]
Photograph of Art Greenhaw performing at the Mesquite Opry. Art is wearing a white suit coat and playing a guitar.
[Frank Greenhaw with Television]
Photograph of Frank Greenhaw standing next to an RCA XL-100 color television in the McWhorter-Greenhaw store.
[Art Greenhaw and Frank Greenhaw]
Photograph of Art Greenhaw and Frank Greenhaw standing in front of the McWhorter-Greenhaw store.
[McWhorter Store]
Photograph of the McWhorter store in Mesquite, Texas.
[Ferd Arthur McWhorter and Patricia Greenhaw]
Photograph of Ferd Arthur McWhorter and Patricia Greenhaw standing in front of the McWhorter store in Mesquite, Texas.
[Downtown Gazebo]
Photograph of a band performing inside a gazebo in downtown Mesquite, Texas.
[Portrait of Raymond Holley]
Photograph of Raymond Holley wearing a suit and hat.
[Eula Holley ad Grace Hudgins]
Photograph of Eula Holley and Grace Hudgins lying in a field.
[Anson Holley and Raymond Holley on Horseback]
Photograph of Anson Holley and Raymond Holley on horseback at the Holley family farm.
[Children and Car]
Photograph of children Patricia Ann McWhorter, Sarah Beth Shands, and Gene Shands sitting on the running board of a car.
[Children in Car]
Photograph of children Patricia Ann McWhorter, Sarah Beth Shands, and Gene Shands standing on the running board of a car.
[Eula Holley on Porch]
Photograph of Eula Holley sitting on a porch with a dog.
[J. Doug Morgan Show Truck]
Photograph of Marvin Montgomery, Hubert Hunt, Larry Lind standing in front of a truck which advertises the J. Doug Morgan Show.
[Two Couples]
Photograph of two couples standing arm-in-arm in front of a large bush. Dona Chapman, later wife of E. H. Hanby, stands second from the right.
[Raymond Holley and Patricia Ann McWhorter]
Photograph of Raymond Holley and Patricia Ann McWhorter sitting on the running board of a Ford pickup truck.
[Four Women and a Car]
Photograph of four women standing at the rear of an automobile which is parked in the middle of a road. The women wear hats and dresses which fall below their knees.
[Eula Holley on Fence]
Photograph of Eula Holley sitting on a wooden fence. She wears a gingham dress and a sweater. Several homes are visible in the background.
[Nathaniel A. Holley]
Studio portrait of Nathanial A. Holley standing next to a bale of hay. A church building is visible in the background.
[Eula Holley and Friend]
Photograph of Eula Holley and a friend standing in front of a brick wall. Both wear dresses with dropped waists.
[Baby Anson Holley]
Photograph of Anson Holley as an infant. He wears a white garment trimmed with lace.
[Gene and Sara Beth Shands]
Photograph of children Gene and Sara Beth Shands sitting on the roof of an automobile.
[Raymond and Sara Beth Shands]
Photograph of Anson Holley holding a baby Sara Beth Shands on the porch of his home. Holley is wearing a suit and fedora.
[Anson Holley and Date]
Photograph of Anson Holley and his date standing in front of an automobile. Holley is wearing a suit and fedora, while his date wears a floral dress and a cloche hat.
[Raymond and Anson Holley]
Studio portrait of Raymond and Anson Holley wearing striped suits. Raymond is seated in a wooden chair, while Anson stands next to him.
[Cotton Picking]
Photograph of workers and children picking cotton in a field.
[Mesquite Downtown Square]
Photograph of the downtown square in Mesquite, Texas. Beyond a set of railroad tracks, the Mesquite Post Office, Chapman Drugs, Nunn & Hicks Gents Furnishings, CD Kimbell Real Estate, and The City Bakery are visible.
[McWhorter Grocery Store]
Photograph of Fred Arthur McWhorter and Ted McWhorter with customers in the McWhorter Grocery Store.
[Portrait of Anson Holley #2]
Photograph of Anson Holley, partially visible from the waist up, wearing a World War I uniform with a hat.
[Lemaster Family Children]
Studio portrait of four Lemaster children. The smallest child, a boy, stands in front of his three sisters, who wear white dresses.
[Eula Holley Portrait]
Studio portrait of Eula Holley standing in front of an open window. She wears a robe embellished with a fur collar.
[Eula Holley in Yard]
Photograph of Eula Holley sitting in her front yard. In the photograph, Eula wears a hat and shift dress with thin vertical stripes.
[Young Woman in Garden]
Photograph of a young woman standing in a garden. The woman wears a floral dress.
[Eula Holley McWhorter and Babies]
Photograph of Eula Holley McWhorter sitting on the front porch of her home with two young children, Sarah Beth Shands (left) and Patricia Ann McWhorter (right).
[Young Couple]
Studio portrait of a young couple. Elegantly dressed, the man is seated in a wicker chair while the woman stands on the right. Her right hand rests on his shoulder. The woman is wearing a white dress with polka dots, puffed sleeves, and bows adorning her waist and collar.
[Woman at Texas State Fair]
Photograph of a young woman standing on a curb at the Texas State Fair. Text painted on the curb reads: "State Court of Honor."
[Students in Classroom]
Photograph of students situated in front of a blackboard in their classroom. Most students are standing, while a few are kneeling in the front of the group.
[Former Grocery Store Building]
Photograph of the former N. A. Holley & Sons Grocery Store building, presently occupied by the Adrian Chiropractic Clinic.
[Former Grocery Store]
Photograph of the former N. A. Holley & Sons Grocery Store building, presently occupied by the Adrian Chiropractic Clinic.
[Frank Greenhaw at Reopening]
Photograph of Frank W. Greenhaw speaking at the reopening of the McWhorter-Greenhaw store in Mesquite, Texas. Individuals in the crowd behind him include Patricia Greenhaw, Raymond Holley, B. J. Smith, T. H. McDonald, and Era McDonald.
[B. J. Smith at Reopening]
Photograph of Mayor B. J. Smith speaking at the reopening of the McWhorter-Greenhaw store in Mesquite, Texas. Individuals standing behind him include Frank W. Greenhaw, Reverend Buist Wilson, and Patricia Greenhaw.
[Reopening Ceremony]
Photograph of Mayor B. J. Smith cutting a chain with a pair of bolt-cutters at the reopening of the McWhorter-Greenhaw store in Mesquite, Texas. Individuals standing behind him include Art Greenhaw, councilman Vernie Erwin, Frank Greenhaw, future mayor Len Gibbons, and Patricia Greenhaw.
[Mesquite Police Officers]
Photograph of police chief Len Limmer standing with Frank Greenhaw and two police officers.
[Mesquite Chamber of Commerce Banner]
Photograph of individuals holding a banner at the reopening of the McWhorter-Greenhaw store in Mesquite, Texas. Individuals include Methodist pastor Walter Zimmerman, Art Greenhaw, Mesquite Balloon Festival founder Dr. Jack Nelson, Texas representative Bill Blackwood, U. S. representative John Bryant, and Frank Greenhaw.
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