Letter to Martha Berry from Kenneth Ellington
Kenneth Ellington asks Martha Berry if her sister, Mrs. Campbell, will be in Charleston in the winter of 1939. He also speaks of his recent trip to Savannah.
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Mrs. Shaw writes to Martha sorry to hear of the loss of the boys dorm to fire, and sends a donation to help with the building repairs.
Letter to Martha Berry from Kirty E. Shaw
Shaw encloses her New Years gift and comments that she will miss her daughter greatly when she returns to Wellesley.
Letter to Martha Berry from Kittie B. Welch
Welch writes to Berry about her appeal for Mother's Day. She wishes to donate $10 each year on her mother's birthday, August 13th, to honor her mother.
Letter to Martha Berry from L. A. Comstock
Letter to Martha Berry from L. A. Comstock, secretary to Mr. F. N. Doubleday, informing Miss Berry that Mr. Doubleday had just returned from being away for a few weeks. Therefore, in response to Miss Berry's letter of May 31st he sends a check for $25.00 to The Berry Schools.
Letter to Martha Berry from L. D. Akerly
L. D. Akerly writes to Martha Berry requesting to be taken off the mailing list due to the uncertainty of her address. She also speaks highly of the good work of the School and sends a donation of $10.50.
Letter to Martha Berry from L. D. Lambert
Letter to Martha Berry from L. G. Hardman
Letter expresses appreciation for Miss Berry's work to build up the state of Georgia and for her courtesies to the Governor when he visited. The governor also compliments Berry on the practical and high-class ideals she is teaches at The Berry Schools.
Letter advises Martha Berry that a tractor with metal cleats is damaging the surface of State Highway 1 which goes through her property. Letter presumes that the tractor is her property and asks her to stop running it across the highway.
L. J. Scott writes to Martha to acknowledge the letter she sent advising not to drive tractors across state route one, and thanks her for the cooperation.
L. R. Oakes writes to Martha Berry saying that he's unable to donate right now because of his personal financial situation.
Letter to Martha Berry from L. S. Fallis
Dr. Fallis says that he is sorry that he was unable to visit Berry when he was in Atlanta, but that he hopes to visit later.
Letter to Martha Berry from L. T. Gibson
L. T. Gibson writes to Martha Berry to donate $10 to The Berry Schools.