Author expresses her regret that limited income and a multitude of good causes prevents her from donating a years' tuition
Letter to Arthur H. Spencer from Martha Berry
Martha Berry replies to Mr. Spencer's request for some literature and encourages him to give any gift, no matter how small.
John writes to the Berry Schools to inquire about "Coin Cards" to hoping to find out why there have been no orders. He hopes that it is due to having sufficient stock and not due to dissatisfaction.
Letter to Lillian Kimball Stewart from Martha Berry
Berry assures Mrs. Stewart that the rumor of a confederate flag at Berry is untrue and "ridiculously absurd." Only someone wishing to harm the Berry Schools would have started such a rumor.
Letter to John M. Spies Mfg. Co. from the Berry Schools
A letter relaying information to the John M. Spies Mfg. Co. that there is no need for anymore coin cards.
Letter to Martha Berry from Lina Guthery Straus
Letter discusses the delivery of five scarfs she had ordered.
Declined response for a donation to the Berry Schools
Letter to Louis M. Starr from Martha Berry
Letter to Louis M. Starr from Martha Berry thanking him for his donation towards the endowment. She then gives her thoughts on how she believes the endowment betters the future for the schools, by making it more secure. She informs him that she would love for him and his family to make a visit to Berry. She wishes him well on his vacation in conclusion.
Letter to Martha Berry From John T. Stanley
John Stanley writes Martha Berry to inform her of a $75.00 donation being made to the Berry Schools.
Miss Spencer states that she is sending a belated gift for the schools in response to the Berry Christmas greeting.
Letter from Alexander Coburn Soper to Miss Martha Berry
Alexander C. Soper sends a $25 donation to the Berry Schools.