Brown, Edward Lee, 1894-1971

This is a 1 sheet (front and back) letter, in ink, from one of Leila's friends, with an envelope.

This is an undated newspaper clipping.

This is an undated newspaper clipping with a dated envelope.

This is a photograph of a baby sitting up and wearing a straw hat. The back caption reads: " 'Junior.' He tinks 'Dadda's' hat was a good fit!"

This is a photograph of a woman who is presumably Leila Claribel Owens.

This is a photograph presumably of Docia McKee Chabot. The front caption reads "over' and the back caption reads "This is the [underlined for emphasis] victim."

1 photo portrait on postcard removed from a scrapbook. The text on the back in ink reads "This is my sweetie when he was with the army of occupation in Germany. Spring of 1919."

This is a photograph. The front is labeled Owens and Field with arrows pointing to two of the women. The back caption reads: "Jessie Owens or 'Princess Jessie' and my and your chapterone, Miss Field. She was my roommate you know. If the wind just wouldn't blow at the wrong time!"

This is a photograph. The back caption reads: "Julia Sellman, the girl who went home with me from school. These were made a day or two before I left Baylor."

This is a photograph. Two women are standing and one is sitting; the caption reads "Princess Jessie" Owens and I were almost inseparable this summer--pals you might say. In her last letter she told me to please introduce her to you. We are not related."