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Orange printed maxi dress

Description: Maxi dress of silk knit in chevron and tear drop print of orange, yellow, pink, grey and black. "Emilio" signature in print. Stand-up and box pleated collar. Inserted waist band. Full short sleeve with pleated cuff; slightly gathered long skirt. Center back zipper closure.
Date: Spring 1961
Creator: Pucci, Emilio
Partner: UNT College of Visual Arts + Design

[Hulme Super Save Market, May '61]

Description: Photograph of the Super Save Market, a grocery & meat market operated by father-son duo William and Otis Hulme. Both Hulmes also operated the Clover Farm Store and a number of other locations, with Otis serving as a community leader on a number of boards and associations. Date: 05-1961.
Date: May 1961
Creator: Woodside, Bill
Partner: UNT Libraries Special Collections

[Hulme Super Save Market, May '61]

Description: Photograph of the Super Save Market, a grocery & meat market operated by father-son duo William and Otis Hulme. Both Hulmes also operated the Clover Farm Store and a number of other locations, with Otis serving as a community leader on a number of boards and associations. Date: 05-1961.
Date: May 1961
Creator: Woodside, Bill
Partner: UNT Libraries Special Collections

[William Holloman next to Cedar Shores Estates, May '61]

Description: Photograph of land developer William Holloway standing in front of the sign to Cedar Shores Estates, a 700-acre community he co-founded with Max Flinchbaugh through American Resort Development Company. Holloman had previously headed the Miami Beach Jaycees, the Miami Beach Athletic and Swimming Association and allegedly was Mr. Miami Beach in two television films. Date: 05-1961.
Date: May 1961
Creator: Woodside, Bill
Partner: UNT Libraries Special Collections

[William Holloman next to Cedar Shores Estates, May '61]

Description: Photograph of land developer William Holloway standing in front of the sign to Cedar Shores Estates, a 700-acre community he co-founded with Max Flinchbaugh through American Resort Development Company. Holloman had previously headed the Miami Beach Jaycees, the Miami Beach Athletic and Swimming Association and allegedly was Mr. Miami Beach in two television films. Date: 05-1961.
Date: May 1961
Creator: Woodside, Bill
Partner: UNT Libraries Special Collections

[E.R. Hinson Jr. with five-pound bass at Gant's Bait House]

Description: Undated photograph of Dallas fisherman Edward Rucker "Ruck Hinson Jr. with a five-pound bass outside fishing supplier Gant's Bail House. The location would later be taken over by J.T. Hankins and rechristened "Hank's Bait & Tackle." Hinson himself, a U.S. Navy veteran, was part of the influential Hinson family, the son of Buck and Ruck Liquor store founder Edward "Big Ruck" Hinson Sr. and the founder of Jiffy properties.
Date: [..1961]
Creator: Woodside, Bill
Partner: UNT Libraries Special Collections

[D.A. Boyd resting with cat, Aug. '61]

Description: Photograph of Cedar Creek Lodge resident D.A. Boyd stroking a cat and smoking a cigar whilst relaxing outside his cabin. Boyd, an expert crappie fisherman, retired to Lake Whitney with his wife after decades as a stage employee at the Dallas Interstate Theaters. Date: 08-1961.
Date: August 1961
Creator: Woodside, Bill
Partner: UNT Libraries Special Collections

[D.A. Boyd resting, Aug. '61]

Description: Photograph of Cedar Creek Lodge resident D.A. Boyd stroking a cat and smoking a cigar whilst relaxing outside his cabin. Boyd, an expert crappie fisherman, retired to Lake Whitney with his wife after decades as a stage employee at the Dallas Interstate Theaters. Date: 01-1961.
Date: August 1961
Creator: Woodside, Bill
Partner: UNT Libraries Special Collections
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