12/19/34 Letter to [
746]'s mother: "I have thought of you
and the conversation that we had about your boy quite often.
I had hoped that I might have the opportunity to talk with
you at some length before I left but, as you know, we were
called away very unexpectedly, owing to a very sudden and
very untimely death.
"I am wondering if you have been able to get the necessary
things together for carrying out the suggestions made for the
improvement of the boy. While I realize there was a great
deal of change to be made in the mental attitudes of all
those surrounding the boy, and while the suggestion, as I
remember in the conversation, wasn't a promise of complete
change, apparently it might be carried so far and then there
might be help to carry on.
"Know we feel a very personal interest in this, and will be
very anxious for you to let us hear from you from time to
time. Our whole purpose is to try to be of a service to our
fellow man, and I believe you will find that will you follow
the suggestions, it will bring not only a greater
understanding for yourself, but real improvement for the
body.
"Wishing the season's greetings for you, a happy and
prosperous new year, and asking that His blessings be with
you and guide you ever, I am..."
1/26/50 Report by Helen Wenzel, worker on E.C.F. campaign for
funds: "Called at home on 1/5. Mrs. [[
746]'s mother?] not
at home. Spoke to her son. Told him I would call again.
"Called again at home 1/17. Mrs. [[
746]'s mother] at home.
Looked at me as tho' I were 'tetched in head'. Knew nothing
about a reading, never heard of EC, etc. Her husband said
very abruptly 'not interested.' Might as well cross them off
list."


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