Berry thanks Jones for the Christmas gift of handkerchiefs and ties.
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A letter from Martha Berry to P.V. Harvey apologizing for the number of towels sent to her. She explains that she did not have enough linen thread at the time to make the other dozen but the rest will be arriving soon.
Letter from Martha Berry to Preston Arkright
Martha Berry asks Preston Arkright if his company can donate an electric range to her school and says it would give him free advertising. She also invites him and his wife to travel up from Atlanta for a visit.
Letter from Martha Berry to R. Fulton Cutting
Berry asks that since Mr. Colby could not serve on the Board of Trustees, Cutting select the "next best man" and arrange for her to meet him when she next visits New York.
Berry thanks Selden for his contribution and asks that he send the names of prospective donors to fund for building a gymnasium.
Letter from Martha Berry to Rachel Hammond
Martha Berry thanks Hammond for the donation--every amount will help rebuild the dormitory, even the children have donated. Also, the school is very busy as Commencement is coming up soon.
Berry encloses literature about the schools and attempts to correct Conrad's misunderstanding of the purpose of the $1 million gift for Girls School buildings.
Letter from Martha Berry to Rev. Duncan McCulloch
Martha Berry thanks the Reverend for his interest in the Berry Schools.
Letter from Martha Berry to Rev. Geo. C.K. Sample
Martha Berry sends a receipt for the $25 given for the Silver Anniversary Endowment. She also thanks Mr.Sample for his work at the Berry Schools.
Letter from Martha Berry to Rev. Geo. Keller
Martha Berry sends Rev. Keller some literature about the Berry Schools and asks him if he would be available to give the commencement sermon.
Martha Berry thanks Reverend Greene for his thoughtful gift to Berry.
Martha Berry thanks Reverend Greene for his donation of clothing for the children to purchase at low costs.
Martha Berry thanks Reverend Greene for his gift and lets him know how appreciated donations are.
Letter from Martha Berry to Richard A. Greene
Martha Berry thanks Reverend Greene for his gift and tells him how important any type of support is for Berry.
Letter from Martha Berry to Richard Colgate
A letter asking for a donation of one hundred and fifty dollars from Mrs. Colgate.