Letter to Lucy H. McDonald from Martha Berry
Letter to Lucy H. McDonald from Martha Berry regarding a loom that she wanted to sell to the schools. Miss Berry writes to inform her that she won't be need or be able to purchase the loom from her.
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Letter to Martha Berry from S. W. McGill
S. W. McGill writes that the First Presbyterian Church in Atlanta is completing a campaign for $150,000 and is wondering if there have been any developments in the Berry campaign.
Correspondence between John W. MacGregor, Lucille LaVerne, and Martha Berry
This is a note from John W. MacGregor to Lucille LaVerne indicating a $100 gift to the Mountain School Fund in honor of his mother-in-law. This is followed by a note from LaVerne to Miss Berry telling her of the donation. Miss Berry then sent a letter to MacGregor thanking him for the gift and urging that he come visit. Miss Berry also sent a letter to LaVerne requesting that she direct any gifts to be sent directly to the school for record keeping purposes.
Letter to The Berry Schools from Eleanor Piper WcGrew
Eleanor WcGrew writes to inform Martha Berry of an enclosed check. She says that one of Berry's visits to the Liggett School made a strong impression on her, and she wishes to contribute to the cause.
Letter from Martha Berry to Mrs. McGuire
Berry thanks McGuire for making the Berry meeting a success. She encloses an article, telling McGuire that some people have gotten the wrong idea about gifts to the school from Rockefeller. Berry asks for a copy of a photograph taken at Mrs. Hammond's dinner.
Letter to Martha Berry from Elanor Piper McGrew
In this letter Mrs. McGrew gives Martha Berry the name of and adress of the secretary of the Alumni Association for the list of Ligget graduates because Mrs. McGrew will be leaving the country soon.
Letter to Martha Berry from William L. McKee
Letter to Martha Berry from William McKee informing Miss Berry that he can not come to the trustees' meeting nor could he bring Mrs. McKee with him even though she would get great pleasure out of the visit. He also informs Miss Berry that he feels that he is a useless trustee even though he still has great interest in the schools. He also wonders whether Mr. Ford's recent visit to the schools has increased the endowment. Mr. McKee informed Miss Berry that while he was in Cuba and saw Mr. Ford's visit to the schools in the paper.