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A letter from Janyce Maycock to Thelma T. Gorham, in which Maycock thanks Gorham for her gift of 'The Open Door' after the passing of Maycock's father. Maycock goes on to inform Gorham that she is still trying to find a new job, as she finds teaching "inartistic," despite passing the NTE and rating highly in her first year of teaching. Maycock closes with a quotation that she says reminds her of Gorham.
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A letter from Ronald B. Bailey to Thelma T. Gorham. Bailey thanks Gorham for the newspaper clippings from her office and wishes her a Merry Christmas. He also writes of wishing to visit Florida A & M University.
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A letter from Thelma T. Gorham to Barbra Louise. Gorham provides a recommendation blank signed by Dr. Alston. Gorham also states she has made scholarship inquiries for a person name Connie for Florida A & M University.
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A letter from Barbra L. Williams to Thelma T. Gorham. Williams asks Gorham to sign a recommendation blank for her. Williams also reminds Gorham to send her the 1964 yearbook and mentions her prospective job at a telephone company.
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A letter from Jesse L. Nippy to Thelma T. Gorham. Nippy provides Gorham with a note for a Mr. Collington. Nippy also asks Gorham to send him a yearbook and writes of the '64 and '66 Rattler.
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A letter from Merlin Trehus to Thelma T. Gorham. Trehus notifies Gorham that her moving and service charges are past due for the Bekins Van & Storage Co. company.
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A letter from Mildred to Thelma T. Gorham. Mildred writes about her experience at Florida A & M University. The letter contains details about the landscape and architecture of the university. Mildred also updates Gorham on the status of certain professors. Mildred discusses the newspaper "Echo" before closing out the letter.
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A letter from Raymond Miura to Thelma T. Gorham, in which he addresses several pen pals. In his letter, Miura apprises his correspondents of his time living in Hawaii, discussing his school work, hobbies, and life in Honolulu.
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A letter from George S. Schuyler to Thelma T. Gorham. Schuyler advises Gorham after she is no longer needed for her writing job at Fort Huachuca.
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A letter from Hugh M. Gloster to Thelma T. Gorham. Gloster writes to Gorham about his appearance in 'The Apache Sentinel' on August 18th, 1944.