This 45-page issue has 3 feature articles, including an article about former Diboll Schools Superintendent Wilbur F. Pate and his view of Diboll in 1941, with photographs of the town and descriptions of life before World War II. It also includes an article about the former Temple Industries subsidiary TexLam, a company that produced laminated wood beams and arches, some of which are still supporting and beautifying houses of worship and public buildings around East Texas. There is also a report on the Lufkin Industries collection, updating the processing progress and showcasing more photographs from the vast photo archive included in the collection. Downtown Lufkin's First Street in 1934 is a featured image from the collection.
The year's scrapbook pages include a tribute to Charlie Havard, a retrospective look at Diboll signs and billboards, and the Angelina College Lady Roadrunners, among others.
Wilbur F. Pate's Diboll: A Photographic Tour in Late 1941
2
TexLam: Temple Industries' Venture Into Laminated Wood Beams and Arches
by Emily E. Hyatt
16
Lufkin Industries Collection Report
26
Angelina College Lady Runners
32
HE&WT Railway
33
Charlie Havard
34
Jay Wyatt
35
Pineland Theater and Locomotives
36 and 37
Diboll Signs and Billboards
38 and 39
Angelina Hardwood Company
40
Southern Pine Lumber Company Retail Yard, Diboll
41
News and Notices
42