Letter from Joseph K. Orr to Martha Berry
Joseph K. Orr suggests that Martha Berry ought to better utilize her land and grow pecan trees and pomegranates to turn a profit. He also suggests establishing an air field on the land for additional revenue.
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Letter to Mrs. Olyphant from Martha Berry
Martha writes to Mrs. Olyphant to congratulate her on the arrival of her little daughter, and wishes that she was able to visit to see her.
Letter from Martha Berry to Joseph K. Orr
Berry thanks Orr for bringing Judge Cozart to campus and asks that he also bring Mr. Penny when he next visits Atlanta.
Berry again thanks Orr for bringing Judge Cozart to campus and reminds him to bring Mr. Penny. A pamphlet he shared with her prompts her to ask him to write an article on wills for the Southern Highlander as a way to encourage supporters to remember Berry in their wills more generously, as they do for Tuskegee and Hampton Institute.
Letter to Martha Berry from Joseph K. Orr
Orr sends a pamphlet that he thinks will appeal to Miss Berry's friends.
Orr encloses a copy of a pamphlet titled "After You." To her requests that he bring Mr. Penny to campus, Orr says that he has no real acquaintance with Penny but will do his best to convince him to to visit the school should he travel to the area.
Copy of a Letter from Joseph K. Orr to Marguerite Bartholomew
Orr compliments Bartholomew's paper on the Berry Schools. He encloses a prize-wining student essay on speeches given at Berry by his friend Judge Abe Cozart.
Letter to J.K. Orr from Martha Berry asking him to speak at the opening exercises of the school year in 1929.
Letter to Martha Berry from Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Owen
Mr and Mrs. Edwin Owen send $150.00 to the Berry Schools for Phylis Wattin.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Owen send a $150.00 donation to the Berry Schools. They also say that they may be able to visit the schools again this winter.
This is a letter from The Pacific Rim Tool Company of Cleveland to the Berry schools ,with specific attention to Martha Berry, stating that a parcel containing a tool to be used in the industrial school will be shipped soon. In addition this letter contains information regarding extra instructions and a helpful hint regarding their use.
Letter to Martha Berry from Mrs. Edith C. Page
Mrs. Page sends $150.00 for the memorial scholarship to Mrs. Mary F. Cox.
Letter to Martha Berry from Edith C. Page
Mrs. Page thanks Miss Berry for sending her pods of cotton, and her Christmas greetings.