5/17/43 EC's letter to [
2464]:
Dear [
2464]
Just a note to say thank you - think this about the loveliest
thing as has happened to me in many a day, when we realize
those we feel so strongly for appreciate our feeble efforts,
it just loosens something with in us, as makes us know the
Great Spirit of Love as manifest in the world so torn with
strife just now, and we feel very humble yet very happy.
Yes - H. L. is in the Army now, and feel like an old hen that
has suddenly had its chickens all taken away from her, and if
it wasn't for the precious little man, his son - our
Grandson don't know just how would make out, don't some of
you folks round there who use a typewriter want a little job
for the summer? Sure need a bit of help and haven't been
able to find it here about.
All fairly well here - Miss Gladys had measles about two
weeks ago and the Mumps in Jan., as she says, she is in her
second childhood. Mrs. C. is very good and does more work
than either of us I suspect, she is a wonder, Sally and the
baby are fine - H. L. is in the Special Service Unit and
Edgar Evans is over seas, his wife is home, and they expect a
little stranger in July, what brave little girl she is - her
folks live near here and we see her every day or so.
Thanks again, [
2464], remember us to each one there, with
love from all, [signed] Edgar Cayce
10/10/46 Friend of [
2464]'s mother, Mr. [
2091], wrote that
[
2464] had married in June 1945 and now had a baby son a few
weeks old. She met the young man at a school in Switzerland
where she was studying sculpture, among other things. He is
a Ph.D., specializing in Greek art and philosophy, very
artistic and musical; now a professor teaching the German
language and literature.
"[
2464] is undoubtedly busy with the baby now but it is to be
presumed that she and her husband will one one day fall heir
to the ... (her mother [
2174]'s) School, both he and she
being well fitted to continue it."
4/28/70 Mother [
2174]'s letter: "[
2464] has married an
Austrian scholar and is living in ..., Switzerland... I do
not see her coming back here. We go to her."



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