Mrs. A.H. Harty lets Martha Berry know that the students who attend her school have decided to name their Library Society after her.
Letter to Martha Berry from Mrs. J. Allison Hardy
Mrs. J. Allison Hardy lets Martha Berry know she is interested in her work and that she would like to make a donation.
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Letter to Miss Hatfield from Martha Berry
Martha Berry lets Miss Hatfield know that she will be sending her some literature and hopes she will put it out for guests to pick up. Miss Berry also lets Miss Hatfield know that she would like to come visit and give a talk about Berry and show some things made by the students.
Letter from James Edgar Gregg to Martha Berry
Gregg, Principal of the Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute asks Berry if she has objections to making an offer to Mrs. Groff to teach agriculture at the school.
Miss E. Keel A. Halel writes to Martha Berry to thank her for the Christmas gift and to express her sorrows over the drought Martha Berry experieced in the summer.
Edith Harlan writes Martha Berry to ask for as much materials on the Berry Schools as she can because she has a sum of money to be donated, but is not quite sure where to donate.
Letter from Martha Berry to H.G. Hamrick
Martha Berry writes to H.G. Hamrick about a number of grounds keeping issues at the Foundation School, including the care of a peafowl sent to the school by one of Berry's friends.
Letter Martha Berry from Mrs. Tom C. Harrill
Letter from Mrs. Tom C. Harrill to Martha Berry in response to a request for a donation. Mrs. Harrill unfortunately could not send anything at the time, but promised to bring Miss Berry's request to the next M.D.C chapter meeting.
Mary Hardy encloses a check to donate towards the restoration of the burned dormitory.
Letter from James E. Gregg to Martha Berry
James Gregg will not pursue Mrs. and Mr. Groff and make them an offer to leave Berry for his school. Gregg wants to do the right thing so other schools will not steal teachers away from him.
HGH sends the final donation of his pledge amount.
Martha Berry lets Rev. Harden know that she is looking forward to his visit.
Letter from Frances Long Harper to Martha Berry
Frances Long Harper writes that she has had no success in finding someone to help care for Martha Berry's mother other than Mary Pitts, an African American practical nurse whose price she finds too high. She reminds Berry of a promised letter about the Hearn School and Baptist Church property, which she asks Berry to write immediately and send to the Georgia Baptist Convention's Christian Index.