Martha writes to Dr. Shaw hoping that he might be able to visit the school, as they are soon to celebrate the 25th Anniversary. She also hopes to get his council on some matters.
Martha writes to Dr. Shaw in hopes that he will be able to visit this winter and hopes that he has been able to find the source of complaint about Berry.
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Miss Berry writes to thank Dr. Shaw for his gift, to invite Mr. and Mrs. Shaw to visit Berry and to tell him about the results of the Berry Birthday Dinner.
Miss Berry writes to ask Mr. and Mrs. Shaw to visit the Berry Schools on their way to Florida. She also encloses "The Tenth Generation."
Berry thanks Shaw for his contribution, regretting that Shaw has been ill. She hopes he can visit soon.
Berry asks Shaw's advice about how to respond to an article from the local paper that misrepresents Henry Ford's support of the school. She hopes the Shaw family is well and able to visit soon.
Letter to Albert Shaw, Jr. from The Berry Schools
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Berry writes to Albert Shaw Jr. in response to his previous letter. Shaw is informed that Mr. Terry, who submitted an article concerning moonshine and the legalization of its production to the American Review of Reviews, has been employed by the Berry Schools for eighteen months and teaches forestry and agronomy. The Schools hope that Mr. Terry has not made mention of Berry in his article; because of his short time with the Schools, they feel he is unable to speak for their work or the type of people they serve. The letter is concluded with a request that Martha Berry be allowed to read the article before it is published--if it is published.
Letter to Albert Wiggam from Martha Berry
Letter to Alex Bonnyman from Martha Berry
Martha writes Mr. Bonneyman to tell him that she has recieved and sure she will enjoy it. Martha also tells him that when Frances returns she wants a visit from both of them and the children.
Martha Berry thanks Mr. Bonnyman for sending her a large box of coffee and a coffee pot. She asks him to visit while Francis is away.
Letter to Alex C. Mansell from Martha Berry
Martha Berry thanks Mr. Mansell for the help he has given the Schools from year to year and then explains that the drought has ruined the crops. The Schools need money to feed and clothe the students and asks for any help Mr. Mansell can give.
Martha writes to Mr. Soper thanking him for the clipping he sent her. She notes that she wishes more of their friends would realize there is no better cause to donate to when they have no further use for it.
Letter to Alice B. Warden from Martha Berry
Alice B. Warden from Martha Berry thanking her for her donation to the dormitory. Miss Berry informs her that the donations form the teachers and boys and girls will mean the most. She thanks her again and expresses her appreciation.
Berry writes that it Warden will now have charge of all of the school's pianos, and that she will convey this information to Alice Wingo and others.