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This album was given to those who purchased tickets to John F. Kennedy's fundraising dinner in Austin. The dinner was planned for after his appearance in Dallas. Clarence Jones and his wife were among those set to attend until tragedy struck.

These color photos bring the Greater Richland Center to life.

A sign detailing prices at the Jones Lumber Company. Clarence Jones owned and operated the company prior to becoming a banker.

Clarence Jones received this certificate to honor his commitment to good government from Senator Ralph Yarborough.

A portrait of Clarence Jones accompanied by his business card.

The minutes from a Civic League meeting in which Clarence Jones announces an election to incorporate.

Notes from Clarence Jones' speech given at Laurel County Homecoming celebration. He was recognized for his achievements in the business world and given the Honor Guest Cup.

The Greater Richland Center was completed in December of 1955. To celebrate the opening an event was co-sponsored by the Civic League, the Garden Club, and the North Richland Hills Merchants' Association. During the 10-day opening event various…

Naomi was the daughter of Ruth and Clarence Jones. She studied at Texas Christian University.

Clarence Jones was born in London, Laurel County Kentucky. He was the 13th of 14 children. He came to Fort Worth in the 1910s. His first profession was as an apprentice machinist. He moved to Baltimore for a time before returning to Texas, this time…