4/13/31 EC's letter to Mrs. Pope:
Mrs. A. M. Pope,
Rosehill School,
Chester Heights, Pa.
My dear Mrs. Pope:-
Many thanks for yours of the 6th. We are making the
appointments for [
2253] and [
146] on the afternoon of Monday,
May 18th, between the hours of 3:00 and 5:00 o'clock, Eastern
Standard Time. If they are not here, it will be necessary
- as you know - for us to have the exact location of each
during the time set.
I have had some correspondence with Dr. Kirk. I believe
you have the proper connection for the carrying out of the
suggestions, and I am sure there will be results.
Regarding the Radio-Active Appliance - that is a little
battery which has been made through directions given in the
readings, and can of course only be obtained through these
channels. We will be glad to have this made for you, and
will be glad to send it to you so that you can have Dr. Kirk
carry out th suggestions with it. This battery, however, may
be applied at home - and I'm sure you could look after this
much better than attempting to have the battery used in the
doctor's office. Full instructions will be with it, as to
how and when it should be applied. I feel that this will
be a great help in the furtherance of the applications
being made. I'm sure Dr. Kirk will be able to see definite
results. I hope that you are already seeing some results
with [
2253].
We have been trying to get the materials together for the
battery for [
5483]. We didn't have any on hand, except at
the hospital - and of course we couldn't use them. We have
ordered the material needed, and should be able to send this
in the near future. It will be very much better to have the
treatments from THIS battery for [
5483] under the Doctor's
directions. All the directions will be sent to you and may
be gone over by Dr. Kirk. I will write to him at the same
time, giving full instructions as to how it is to be applied,
what may be expected from it, and anything about it of which
he should be warned.
Thanking you again for your letter, and trusting that we have
been and may be of service to you, I am
Sincerely, [EC:GD]
4/21/31 Mrs. Pope's letter to EC:
Rosehill School
Chester Heights, Pa.
Dear Mr. Cayce,
In a letter from Mrs. [
959] she wrote that she could not get
to Virginia Beach until Tuesday the 19th. As I would like
her to be there for [
2253]'s and have it the same day that
you give the reading for [
146] will you arrange it for the
same afternoon? Either on Monday or Tuesday the 18th or
19th. The children will be in their rooms, [
2253] is here
and [
146] in his between 3 and five during the time of the
reading of which ever afternoon it is to be.
I was delighted when Dr. Kirk told me that he was going
to see you this week-end and I will give him the readings
of [
2253] and [
5483] to take with him and he can ask you
anything that he does not understand. He will have so
much to ask you I am sure.
[
146] seems to be improving and so is [
2253]. Of course we
cannot set a time limit on this treatment as there is no time
or space in Spirit and what seems long to us may be only the
twinkling of an eye. We will be patient and know that all
things work together for good. We are grateful for the
great privilege of knowing of this work.
May God bless you and all whom you love always is the wish of
Yours sincerely, [signed] (Mrs.) Anne Pope
4/29/31 EC's letter to Mrs. Pope:
Mrs. A. M. Pope,
Rosehill School
Chester Heights,
Penna.
My dear Mrs. Pope:-
We have yours of the 21st, and we are changing to appointment
for [
2253]'s reading to the 19th so as to be in line with the
one for [
146].
Dr. Kirk was here Monday. We certainly enjoyed his visit
very much indeed. He impressed me as being a sincere,
whole-hearted individual, one not only capable but practical
and sincerely desiring to be of aid and help to others. I
feel very sure that you will have a wonderful assistant in
Dr. Kirk.
The appliance has just been completed for Miss [
5483], and
we are expressing it directly to Dr. Kirk. I went over this
matter with him, and I think he thoroughly understands the
use of the appliance. She would have this treatment twice a
week at his office. We will keep in touch with him from time
to time, for I feel that we will have his hearty cooperation
throughout.
I am certainly pleased to know that both you and Dr. Kirk are
seeing improvement in [
2253]'s condition. I have felt all
along that [
146] was improving. It IS hard for us to set a
time limit, for we attempt to judge spiritual things with our
little finite minds.
Hoping to hear from you from time to time, thanking you for
your letter, and with kindest personal regards, I am
Sincerely, [EC:GD]
4/30/31 Dr. Elisha T. Kirk's letter: "Mrs. Pope was in this
afternoon with [
2253] and she feels very much encouraged
about the girl."
5/11/31 EC's letter to Mrs. Pope:
Mrs. A. M. Pope,
Rosehill School
Chester Heights,
Penna.
Dear Mrs. Pope:-
Dr. Kirk reminded me in his letter of the 3rd that there was
to be an appliance for [
2253]. This has not been made for
the reason that there has not been a suggestion from you
that we have this made up. Possibly it would be well to wait
now until after the check reading on the 19th, and see just
whether it is necessary.
Sincerely, [EC:GD]
5/19/31 See
2253-2.



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