Donation from Mrs. George P. Black to the Berry Schools
This document is evidence of a donation that was given to the Berry Schools by a Mrs. George P. Black.
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Mrs. George P. Black donates $150 to The Berry Schools.
Letter to Berry Schools from Edwin H. Bingham
Edwin H. Bingham sent $150.00 to the Berry Schools to provide a boy with an education.
Letter to William Bingham II from Martha Berry
Martha writes to Mr. Bingham congratulating him on his improved help. She also notes that due to her own illness recently the school has suffered financially and asks any gift that he could give would be greatly helpful to the school.
Miss Berry writes to Mr. Bingham to implore him to give to the Schools again as he did in 1926. She explains their great need and hopes that he will help.
Letter to Miss E. Billings from Martha Berry
Letter to Miss E. Billings from Martha Berry thanking her for the books she donated to the schools. She informs Miss Billings that the boys and girls are eager to read. She also informs her that school was going well in that term but that she hopes more help will come so they can give their young people their chance.
Letter to Elizabeth Billings from Martha Berry
Martha writes to Miss Billings to thank her for all that she did while they were in New York.
Letter to Martha Berry from Elizabeth Billings
Miss Billings sends another $2 check and discusses a meeting at a brick church.
Telegram from Elizabeth Billings to Martha Berry
Ms. Billings suggests a evening entertainment for either the 14th or 16th.
In this letter Martha Berry says that she has made reservations at the Gotham Hotel so she cannot stay with her but that she is looking forward to spending time with Elizabeth Billings.
Letter invites Miss Berry and Inez Wooten to stay at her house during thier visit.
A letter from Martha Berry which tells of her struggle with a bronchial cold, but that she is expecting to be in New York by March 6th.