Letter to Mrs. Mary Ludington from Martha Berry
Berry writes to respond to Ludington's query about quilts and chairs, indicating that the work room is small and the school is not making these items at this time.
Envelope to Martha Berry from Henry Ludlow
Letter to Martha Berry from Walter L. Lingle
Walter L. Lingle speaks of his enjoyment in celebrating the Silver Anniversary at the Berry Schools. He hopes that Martha Berry will be able to visit his school in Richmond, Virginia someday.
This letter was sent to inform Miss Berry that she will be receiving a package of candy for the boys and girls at the schools.
Letter to Martha Berry from Gertrude Longstreet
Letter to Martha Berry from William Lyall
Mr. Lyall writes to Martha about some old clothes that he sent the other day to the Berry Schools.
Letter from Mrs. Clara B. Little to Martha Berry
Mrs. Little thanks Martha Berry for the box of cotton she received at Christmas time.
This letter was sent by Miss Viola Luce to Miss Berry with a check for $10.00. She also tells Miss Berry about her love for a poem Miss Berry wrote.
$100 gift for the Mrs. Waldo Richards endowed day. Gift facilitated by Emily Vanderbilt Hammond.
Letter from Wright Ludwigton to Martha Berry
A letter form Marha Berry to Dr. W.L. Lingle
Martha Berry sends a letter asking if Dr. Lingle will come and preach a commencement sermon at Berry college.
Letter to Martha Berry from the General Assembly's Training School for Lay Workers
A letter to Martha Berry thanking her for an invitation to a commencement sermon from the General Assembly's Training School for Lay Workers.
S.E. Lowrie thanks Martha Berry for the Silver Anniversary calendar she has sent and encloses $5 to be sent as many calendars as that will buy. Lowrie suggests that souvenir spoons with the picture of Roosevelt and other prominent visitors would be popular.