Marths writes to Mr. Behm thanking him for the gift that the school received from him. She mentions that the school year has started off well with a full school again as well.
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Berry writes to Ford requesting financial assistance.
Martha Berry writes to Henry Ford to thank him for recent financial assistance and expresses her pleasure at having him, Mrs. Ford, and their friends at Berry.
Martha Berry writes to Mr. Ford, thanking him for his kindness in saying that he would help The Schools when they were short of money. She says the expenses of keeping the buildings and brick plant going are heavy, and that the drought makes it even more difficult. She says that they do not have enough funding to pay the teacher salaries and that they've had to tell them to wait for their paychecks. She asks Mr. Ford to help The Schools.
Letter to Henry Ford from Martha Berry thanking him for his donation.
A letter thanking Mr. Ford for the buckwheat flour he'd sent.
Letter to Henry Grady Hamrick from Martha Berry
In preparation for entertaining visitors "on the mountain" Berry instructs Hamrick to fix a leaking pump, plant cedar trees, spray the orchard, and fix the sun dial.
Berry dispenses instructions to Hamrick about pine trees (she believes it is a mistake to have cut so many), roads (she would prefer a good road to the barn instead of "so much fancy planting"), drainage, ivy (which should be planted around the barn), and the use of native trees.
Berry encloses Hamrick's earlier letter and list of seeds and plants, asking that he update what is still needed. She plans to write to the Chase Company for dwarf boxwoods and asks Hamrick to confirm the number needed.
Martha Berry writes to Henry Grady Hamrick that she wants him to finish work on the tower as quickly as possible, even if it means getting extra help, so that they can move on to bigger things.
Miss Berry tells Mr. Hamrick that she would like the roads to be in good shape and new trees planted along the road of remembrance before Jan. 9th.
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Miss Berry tells Mr. Hamrick to have the roads ready because she is excepting important guests in early January.
Letter to Henry Holt & Company, Inc from Martha Berry
Miss Berry asks for one copy of the Third Series of the Carolina Folk Plays by Frederick H. Koch.
Letter to Henry Jay Case from The Berry Schools
The Berry Schools returns Mr. Case's letter in Miss Berry's absence and recommends Miss Cora Neal for whatever work she is asked to do.
This is another reply to Mr. Case's letter in Miss Berry's absence recommending Miss Cora Neal for whatever work she is asked to do.