Post cards, brochures, an 8” X 10” color photograph, an article about the observatory from an unknown issue of Texas Highways, and booklets about the observatory operated by the University of Texas, [early 1980’s?]

Letters, memos, notes [including those of Mrs. Clements for her remarks], program, press release, article about the dedication from the program for the November 14 football game between Texas A&M and Arkansas, and a Texas A&M University guidebook relating to the dedication of the dormitory

Programs and Keepsakes, Invitations to, programs for and occasionally supplemental materials about events to which Governor and/or Mrs. Clements were invited to attend or participate, a few certificates of appreciation to either of them, and an 8” X 10 B&W white photograph of Rita Crocker Clements with Baylor University Medical Center Volunteer Frank McGuire

Programs and Keepsakes, Invitations to, programs for, occasionally supplemental materials about events to which Governor and/or Mrs. Clements were invited to attend or participate in, and a certificate designating Rita Crocker Clements an honorary citizen of Lubbock

Flyers, booklet, napkin from an event of the Pecos County Historical Commission honoring Rita Crocker Clements, certificate noting that she was accepted to appear in the 1978-79 edition of Personalities of America, a resolution of the Texas Federation of Republican Women naming her a Life Member of the TFRW, undated

Letter, brochure, and an historical narrative written for a Texas Historical Marker application for The Ferris 1912, an historical hotel in Eagle Lake, Texas in 1979; a note, news release, newsletter, clipping from the Park Cities People, copy of the words and music to an original rag time song titled “The Rita Rag” and a small photograph of Jack Jackson and Bill Fulbright who composed the music, wrote the lyrics, and recorded the song,1981 [Note: The original composition is in Box 43 folder 32.]; and a booklet containing an historical musical play titled “Sweet Flower Mound Land” covering the years 1843-1976 composed and directed by Mary Webb and performed in the Stuver Auditorium in Lewisville, Texas in June 1982

Primarily about selling furniture considered inappropriate for the soon to be restored Governor’s Mansion and about the beginning of the restoration process

Clippings with numerous illustrations about the recently restored Mansion; program for the 1982 Gridiron Show presented by the Dallas Press Club; a small number of commissions, resolutions, and certificates presented to Rita Crocker Clements, 1979-1982; and seven thank you letters/cards presented to her from the Smith School in Del Valley, Texas after their tour of the century old Texas Capitol