Letter to Bessie Bonner from Crew Street School Students
Students from the Crew Street School write to Bessie sorry to hear that Martha can not see them herself and ask if it would be possible for them to see the school on some Saturday in Feb. as they are studying Georgia that month.
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Letter to John Hickman from The Berry Schools
Letter to John Hickman from The Berry Schools informing him that he is free to visit any Saturday that he can, even when Miss Berry won't be there and he is given instruction on what to do when he arrives.
J. M. Hicks sends a $100.00 donation to the Berry Schools.
Letter to Miss Berry from Emily Higginson
This letter to Berry sends ten dollars, though the author longs to send a thousand.
Letter advises Martha Berry that a tractor with metal cleats is damaging the surface of State Highway 1 which goes through her property. Letter presumes that the tractor is her property and asks her to stop running it across the highway.
Mrs. A. B. Hill sends $5 for a rug from Sunshine Cottage. Receipt written on the back of an appeal letter signed by Martha Berry.
Letter from Berry Schools to Mrs. A. B. Hill
Letter enclosed with a receipt for a purchased rug.
Letter to J. Edmund Hill from The Berry Schools
The Berry Schools writes to J. Edmund Hill apologizing for being unable to find the newspaper clippings he wrote to Martha Berry about.
Letter to Martha Berry from J. Edmund Hill
Letter to J. Edmund Hill from Martha Berry
Letter to J. Edmund Hill from Martha Berry informing him that she has received his letter and that she, as well as the boys and girls attending the schools, would love to have him visit. She also informs him that she is having him put on the mailing list and that she is sending him some literature with information about the schools in it.
Letter to Mrs. Geo F. Hills from Martha Berry
A letter asking Mrs. Hills for any donations she can spare, as a drought has put Berry Schools in danger of having to close. Mrs. Hills responded with sympathy and a donation.
Letter to Martha Berry from Elizabeth Hilles
Letter to Mrs. William T. Hilles from The Berry Schools
This is a letter to Mrs. William T. Hilles from the Berry Schools. It tells her they can not fulfill her request for a graduate to help her at her house.
Letter from Charlotte Butterfield Hilsinger
Hilsinger sends a donation "in memory of one of the dearest mothers ever".