Letter from W.A. Douglass to Martha Berry with donation
Mr. Douglass sends additional funds, bringing their total contribution to $150 for the year.
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Letter from W.A. Leonard to Martha Berry
W.A. Leonard sends Martha Berry a a $10 donation.
Rome attorney W.B. Mebane asks for Berry's support in his quest to prevent the death penalty for an African American man named Jim Mikens.
Letter from W.E. Browne Decorating Company to Martha Berry
In this letter W.E. Browne Decorating Company acknowledges that Martha Berry has returned a purchase of two hundred and eighty-seven dollars and thirty cents and have returned it t her account.
W.G. Homan sends five dollars to Martha Berry. He wishes it could be more and hopes to find more from his friends soon.
Letter from W.N. Donovan to Martha Berry
Prof. Donovan tells Martha Berry that word of Berry has made its way to Massachusettes.
The A.B. Closson, Jr. Company will ship pictures to Berry.
Letter from W.S. Griffin to Martha Berry
Mr. Griffin lets Martha Berry know what is going on with Willie Bigby in response to her inquiries.
W.S. Ransom sends a check for $25 to be used towards the rebuilding of the dormitory burned in the fire. He also thanks Martha Berry for the jelly he received at Christmas time.
Duncan offers the services of his auditing firm.
Letter from Walter F. George to Martha Berry
Walter F. George congratulates Martha Berry on the upcoming 25th anniversary of the founding of the Berry Schools.
George expresses his concerns about damages to the school from fire.
George regrets that he cannot accept the invitation to speak at commencement.
George will try to visit Berry on his way back to Washington, DC.
Mr. George informs Miss Berry that he has met with her nephew, Frank Berry, and has furnished him with the necessary letters of recommendation to make him an assistant.