A copy of a letter from Bechara Nehme of the Librairie Orientale to Mary Mokarzel concerning an unpaid invoice for books they purchased from the Library.
Copies of letters to Mary Mokarzel from Jane Barton of the Reader's Digest (concerning her subscription, the "Mr." is a typo) and Albert Rihani (concerning a book written by Ameen Rihani).
A copy of a letter from Gene T. Gunn Realty to B. & M. Novelty Company concerning their tenancy (their loft was probably a part of Mary Mokarzel's NY property).
A copy of a letter from Emile Mattar (ambassador to Lebanon) to the Lebanese Consul General in NY concerning the issuing of a medal of honor from the National Cedars (Wisam al-Arz al-Watani) for Fouad Khoury in the degree of Knight.
Receipts from H. Gantt and Herrmann Paper Co. The H. Gantt receipt refers to the cost of the type used to print Al-Hoda. The Herrmann Paper Co. receipt is for the cost of paper.
Letters from Joan Kord of Doubleday & Company, Inc. to Mary Mokarzel concerning copyright on recipes that had been printed in the Lebanese American Journal.
A letter from Helen Mokarzel to a "George." The letter is written as if one of the Mokarzel daughters wrote it (referring to Salloum Mokarzel as papa, etc), but it is signed Helen Mokarzel.
A sealed envelope that was never delivered to Mrs. Walter Mansour. The letter inside was meant to confirm the address of the recipient so that the money they donated to the Al-Hoda Golden Jubilee fund could be returned.
A sealed envelope that was never delivered to Joseph Assaf. The letter inside was meant to confirm the address of the recipient so that the money they donated to the Al-Hoda Golden Jubilee fund could be returned.
A sealed envelope that was never delivered to W. Rizkalla. The letter inside was meant to confirm the address of the recipient so that the money they donated to the Al-Hoda Golden Jubilee fund could be returned.
A sealed envelope that was never delivered to Charles Farris. The letter inside was meant to confirm the address of the recipient so that the money they donated to the Al-Hoda Golden Jubilee fund could be returned.
A sealed envelope that was never delivered to Nahoum Abraham. The letter inside was meant to confirm the address of the recipient so that the money they donated to the Al-Hoda Golden Jubilee fund could be returned.
A copy of a letter from former Lebanese president Emile Edde to Salloum Mokarzel offering him the pen that Naoum Mokarzel used to sign the Franco-Lebanese peace treaty.
A contract to confirm the sale of Mary Mokarzel's NY property. Included are copies of documents concerning the termination of the lease for the company which resided in the building.
