7/21/32 EC's letter:
Many thanks for yours of the 16th. Sister [Annie Cayce] let
us read her letter from Mrs. [
1192]. I'm just hoping that
[
758] is recovering nicely from the physical and mental shock
he must have had, and that each of you are adjusting
yourselves. It is hard to conceive of people being so
negligent, but possibly it is not our business to condemn
anyone. I'm sure you have not been able to lay your plans
even yet, but I certainly do trust that you will be able to
make a visit to the beach. Know that we are all thinking of
you and praying for you. Trust that everything is coming
along as nicely as might be expected under the circumstances.
Let us hear from you. With love to you all from all, I am
Ever the same,
EC:GD
P.S. I had a dream last night about visiting you and Mrs.
[
1192] and [
758], and right now I have a very vivid picture
of [
758] in my mind - as to just how he looked after passing
through such an ordeal. Bless his heart! Miss Barclay has
been calling up and coming by to see us every few days to ask
about him. I know everything will work out alright, for he
was certainly miraculously saved - and that for a purpose, we
know - God's purpose. Love. GD.
10/17/32 Mr. [
417]'s letter: "We have had [
758] home with us
since his return from camp and yesterday Mrs. [
1192] and I
took him to a private school at Haddonfield, N.J. [Bancroft
School] which we hope will turn out alright. [
758] seems to
be getting on very well and Mrs. [
1192] and I hope and pray
that they will be able to do something with him at this
school so that we may have him home with us in a short time."
10/27/32 Mrs. [
1192] is feeling a little better and [
758] has
been in bed for a few days with a cold at his school but we
were informed last night that he is very much better and he
will be attending his classes at school the rest of the
week."
11/14/32 EC's letter to Mr. [
417] and Mrs. [
1192]:
Well, I am in Virginia Beach; I just wish it were plausible,
reasonable and possible for you to be here also. Everything
is quiet and beautiful. I know you would enjoy it for a
while, at least.
I do not know how to tell you how much it meant to me to have
you show such an interest in my welfare by coming to the
train as you did. I know I was all keyed up and possibly
didn't express my appreciation very well. It was right funny
how the Conductor looked after me, even to seeing that my
wife met me properly at the station; for he didn't turn me
loose until I was in the car. I don't know what he thought
was the matter with me.
11/16/32 Mr. [
417]'s letter: "Enclosed you will please find
questions for [
758]'s reading and I sure hope he will get a
good one. [
758] is at the Bancroft School...and will be
there Fri. morning at school. Kindly send the rdg. right out
to me special delivery at the above address so that I will
receive it Sat. and I can go over it before we go to the
school Sun.
"Would you kindly send me the name of the school near
Philadelphia that you have been giving readings for and also
the name of the doctor... [Rosehill School, Chester Heights,
Pa., run by Mrs. Anne M. Pope; Elisha T. Kirk, D.O.,
physician. See [
146] series, etc.]
"Dear Edgar, also send me a jar of TIM.
"The reason the Conductor looked after you the way he did was
because Mrs. [
1192] told him to, and she also told him that
you never travelled alone."
11/18/32 See
758-36.
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