Letter to Alice L. Wingo from Martha Berry
Berry is emphatic that students must not discuss personal matters with visitors. Because of the need to "be very careful of what we say to our visitors," students found to be doing so must be expelled. Typed on the reverse of Berry Schools letterhead.
Berry writes to Wingo that she has enclosed a letter about previously mentioned girls and for her to take charge of the matter.
Letter to Mrs. C. A. Warden from Martha Berry
Appeal letter to Mrs Warden for a scholarship. Mrs. Warden gave a charity check of $100 and requested a receipt, according to the red stamp on the letter.
Letter to Mrs. Homer Williams from Martha Berry
Letter asks Mrs. Williams for help after a disastrous fire at the Foundation School
Letter to Mrs. F. M. Wever from Martha Berry
Martha Berry sends Mrs. Wever some literature on information she had asked for previously. It seems like Mrs. Wever is going to write an article on the Berry Schools. Martha Berry also explains when and why she started the Berry Schools in this letter.
This letter is to make Miss Wingo aware that the girls will be going to get their pictures taken. Also, that Mr. Orr will be picking them up to take them for their pictures.
$300 donation from Laura Wick in response to an appeal letter. In the appeal letter, Martha Berry writes Laura Wick to inquire after a donation toward the schools. $150, she says, will provide one year's tuition for a young boy or girl, although a gift of any size "will be greatly appreciated." She also says that if she were strong enough she would go directly to Miss Wick and tell her of their need, but she cannot and therefore is writing.
A Letter to Mrs. G. M. Whitin from Martha Berry
Martha Berry requests any gift to support the students of Berry Schools
Letter to Mrs. Fred'k W. Wilcox from Martha Berry
Berry tells Mrs. Wilcox that the school can use a prepaid subscription to the National Geographic and also that she is hoping and praying that help will come to prevent sending students home due to lack of funds.
Letter to Alice B. Warden from Martha Berry
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.
Martha Berry tells Mr. West that it is impossible for the schools to buy the land being offered to them, due to the land being across the road from the schools. The land is not in any plans for future development. However, she gives the land an estimate of $5,000 and says that if he wants to sell for that price, she would reconsider.
Letter from Martha Berry to Miss Gail Wilcox
Martha Berry thanks Miss Wilcox for her gift and sends her thanks.
Letter from Martha Berry to Mrs. S. K. Wright
Martha Berry writes to Mrs. S. K. Wright to thank her for the bath cloth and says that she will try to get the girls to make some like it.
Letter to Merle Woodward from Martha Berry
Berry writes to Merle Woodward thanking her for the gift of $5.00 but saying that she thinks Merle should keep it because she needs it more than Berry does. Berry assures Merle that her gift will still bring Berry blessings because it was a sacrificial gift. Berry also expresses her desire to see Merle soon, saying that Mama and Aunt Martha speak of her often.
Miss Berry expresses her sympathies for Mrs. Wood's husband's death.