(Q) Age........Name of husband or wife...............
Number of children and their names....................
If mother is living, her name................If father
is living, his name........................
Check class of membership desired
CLASS A - SUBSCRIPTION MEMBERSHIP - YEARLY DUES - $15 ( )
which entitles applicate to become a member of the
Association for one year, with all the privileges
of same.
CLASS C - LIFE MEMBERSHIP $250 ( )
which entitles member to one reading and to
privileges of the Association for life.
CLASS D - ENDOWMENT MEMBERSHIP $1000 ( ) and over ( )
which entitles member to one reading and to
privileges of the association for life. It also
provides the means for the Association to serve
those who desire help from this source and cannot
afford monetary contribution.
(A) Instead of saying "which entitles" in each instance,
rather would it be preferable to say ENTITLING.
This, as seen, is very good, provided there is the proper
character of information given as regarding the benefits that
may accrue individually to such a member, see?
(Q) How may this be determined?
(A) There is a letter, as seen, as has been given, which is
in preparation.
(Q) (Reading application to membership, carrying Class
B, C, D.)
(A) Same correction as to lines. Same correction as
regarding the "which's".
Also, in this class of application, there will be seen it
will be necessary to meet the needs of the INDIVIDUAL
situation, as respecting the letter as will be sent to such
as make requests for readings - for this will become
necessary - to make known to ALL that the conditions as
surround the phenomena are NOT that there is being sought
especial monetary gain through these sources! Rather is
there being attempted to - in a systematic manner - give the
more efficient aid to all who seek for aid through these
sources, and in the combination of many this may be carried
on - for, should the membership reach that of the one to five
thousand, THINK of the resources of the Association - for in
this number, at the $15 yearly membership ALONE - there is
the $15,000 to $75,000 income, see? and many peoples in this
manner may be served that are unable through any other source
to obtain physical, or mental, or spiritual aid. Impress
THIS phase of the work upon each and every individual -
meeting, as is given, the needs of the individual case; for
remember: To individuals, then groups, then masses - for no
specific may be given as to those seeking first the first
association with the phenomena, by making the first
application, see? The spirit of that being attempted must be
kept first and foremost before all, see?
(Q) (Reading membership certificate.)
(A) Non-voting should be at the bottom - not under Class;
for no class - as is set forth in the charter as granted
Association - has a vote, save its trustees or managers.
Non-voting should be at the bottom, see? under all.
To Whom It MAY Concern, instead of "To Whom It Concerns."
With the small changes, this may be used. Very poorly gotten
together for such an Association - yet may be used for the
present. Don't have too many of them prepared!
(Q) (Reading first part of letter given in reading on June
4, 1927.) "To those who have been interested, directly or
indirectly, in the phenomena as has been manifested through
Mr. Cayce, these come as greetings.
(A) THIS comes as greeting.
(Q) (Continuing) There has been perfected the Association
of National Investigators, Incorporated. This as the way -
(A) This SEEMS the way -
(Q) (Continuing) for the more efficient study of the
phenomena, that it may supply through same the benefits that
mankind in general may gain through through same. This is to
ask, then - that should you desire to gain an access to the
study as is being made by this Association - for you to
become a MEMBER of such an Association -
(A) for you to become a member of same.
(Q) (Continuing) for being limited in the amount of work
that may be given, the readings may be had only by members.
The membership fee for those that have ALREADY had readings
is $15.
(A) The yearly membership dues are $15, or is $15.
(Q) (Continuing) For those who are members, readings may be
given at the nominal sum of $10."
(A) For those who are members, readings may be had at the
nominal sum of $10.00.
(Q) You will continue with this letter.
(A) "A copy of the by-laws, rules and regulations governing
the Association is herewith enclosed, and Mr. Cayce asks that
all who are interested respond at once, that there may be the
more efficient manner of presenting the good - that has been
gained by so many - to others.
Sincerely,
Ass'n of Nat'l Investigators, Inc.
(signed) Gladys Davis
Assistant Secretary
(Q) (Reading member's application for reading) Association
of Nat'l Investigators, Inc., Virginia Beach, Va. .........
Gentlemen: -
I am a member of the Association. Please have reading
PHYSICAL ( )
LIFE ( )
made for: NAME......................................
(If not for self - give which member of your family)
ADDRESS.................................
Enclosed find check for $10.00
Yours very truly,
................
(ASSOCIATION MEMBER'S APPLICATION ONLY)
Any correction on this?
(A) Here we find - it will be very good for all members to
have such, and these - as we find - should be made in pad
only, and accompany the membership certificate - and NOT with
the by-laws, rules or regulations, for these should accompany
each and every letter, with the purpose or foreword set forth
in the same pamphlet. Do not confuse these!
Very good as set - but made in PAD of five, and numbered, and
EACH member then becomes a number, see?
(Q) Would it be better to give an entire new certificate for
membership?
(A) This very good. This may be used, as is given, see?
(Q) Any further advice regarding this?
(A) Much may be said or given, and - as has oft been given,
do that in hand - then ask for more!
We are through for the present.
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