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Letter to "Principal" from F. E. Woodruff

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Title

Letter to "Principal" from F. E. Woodruff

Description

F. E. Woodruff writes to the "Principal" of the Berry Schools on behalf of his church in Germantown, Pennsylvania. He enquires after the moral fortitude of the Rev. Mr. Curley, formerly of the Berry Schools, which has been put into question by rumors started upon his consideration for their pulpit, primarily as the result of a favorable letter from the Dean of the Berry Schools.
Mr. Woodruff presents three questions to this "Principal," concerning Mr. Curley's morality, and he requires answers if not from the "Principal" then from someone equally informed on the subject. He adds that Mr. Curley insists that the reason for his dismissal from the Berry Schools was "the jealousy of Miss Berry, who was unwilling for anyone but herself to raise funds for the support of the schools."

Creator

F. E. Woodruff

Source

MB Collection

Publisher

Berry College Memorial Library

Date

1926-12-17

Rights

Creative Commons, Non-Commercial, Attribution, No Derivatives

Format

image-jpeg

Language

en-US

Type

Text Document

Identifier

MB57_10_7_001

Coverage

Mount Berry, Georgia

Tags

church, dismissal, jealousy, morality, Mr. Curley, preacher, reverend, rumor, rumors

Citation

F. E. Woodruff , “Letter to "Principal" from F. E. Woodruff,” Martha Berry Digital Archive , accessed June 15, 2025, https://mbda.berry.edu/items/show/3905.

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