Letter to Martha Berry from R.C. Henderson
Mr. Henderson donates $5 and is sorry to learn about the dormitory fire.
Letter to Martha Berry from R.E. MacWilliams
In this letter R.E. MacWilliams asks Martha Berry to fill out the contract and send it back to their office.
MacRae writes that the Children's Fund of Michigan is not able to provide assistance with Berry's work among the mountain people of Georgia.
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In this letter R.W. Madry informs Martha Berry that she will be reciving an honorary degree during commencement.
Letter to Martha Berry from Rachel Cameron Hale
In this letter Rachel Cameron Hale is donating one hundred and fifty dollars in the name of a little boy, Eugene.
Letter to Martha Berry from Rachel Clark
This is a donation letter from Rachel H.P. Clark (Mrs. Horace Clark) to Miss Berry for $150.00.
Letter to Martha Berry from Rachel H. Powell
Rachel H. Powell send $5 in response to Martha Berry's appeal letter about the rebuilding of the burned dormitory.
Letter to Martha Berry from Rachel H.P. Clark
Letter to Martha Berry from Rachel Hammond
Hammond writes to Berry to tell her how enjoyable Hammond's recent trip to the schools was. Hammond was also sorry to hear about the dormitory fire and she included a donation with her letter.
Letter to Martha Berry from Rachel McClenahan
Rachel McClenahan thanks Martha Berry for the gift of four towels made at the Berry schools and expresses her desire to visit during her motor trip through the South.
Ralph Allen writes to Miss Berry saying he wishes to visit over the Easter Vacation. He asks her for directions from Washington or Savannah and asks about hotel accommodations.
Letter to Martha Berry from Ralph W. Allen
Letter from Ralph W. Allen to Miss Berry containing a donation of ten dollars for the Berry schools.
Ralph W. Allen informs Martha Berry that he will be coming to Rome and asks what the best way would be to get to the Berry Schools.
Letter to Martha Berry from Randall J. Condon
Randall J. Condon, President of the Department of Superintendence of the National Education Association of the United States, writes to invite Martha Berry to take part in a program he is arranging. He cautions, however, that she should consider the invitation tentative, since he has had more acceptances than he may be able to accommodate.
Letter to Martha Berry from Randolph Berry
Letter to Martha Berry from her nephew Randolph thanking her for his new tie.