A Letter To G. Leland Green from Martha Berry
Martha Berry finds out that a girl from Atlanta might have been admitted. It was Berry's policy at the time not to admit students from Rome or cities larger than Rome, especially those that could pay their own way to Berry.
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Memo to Leland Green from Martha Berry About Music at Chapel Service
A memo to Leland Green from Martha Berry about the exact music choices to be performed at the chapel services that day.
A letter from Martha Berry to Dr. Green regarding night classes in the winter term. She wants them to have at least one class a night to keep them busy and not make the nights so long.
Letter to Mr. Charles M. Green, Sr. from Miss Martha Berry
A letter of thanks from Miss Martha Berry for the donation of Bibles from Mr. Green. She goes on to talk of the importance of faith for the students at Berry and how their growth of their faith is an important part of their education and work.
Letter to Charles M. Green, Sr. from Martha Berry
Martha Berry is thanking Mr. Green for the gift of a Bible, which she feels will help with the edification of the male students, after they've completed their work in the fields, shops, and dairy.
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The card advertises Rosemont Workers and their products.