6/26/33 GD's letter to [
2713]:
My dear Mrs. [
2713]
We were all so delighted to get your letter, although I
haven't acted like it - by waiting so long to answer. But we
have been extremely busy, I'm glad to say. That hasn't kept
me from thinking about you many times, but I just haven't
gotten to the point of writing.
Mr. Poole attended our Sunday Afternoon meeting not long
ago, and seemed very much interested. I think he will get
a physical reading for his father.
I'm so sorry you have been without any of the literature all
this time. I fully intended to send you some more the very
day I got your letter, but you know how it is - the time just
flies and nothing seems to get done. However, under separate
cover I'm sending another batch, and if you can think of
anything else you would like don't hesitate to ask for it.
I'm enclosing an Active membership blank, which I want you
to fill out and return to me at once, even though you cannot
make a definite pledge to contribute regularly, for I want
you to be on the list to receive the monthly Bulletins. In
that way you will be able to keep sort of in touch with what
is going on. So much has happened that I don't know what
you do know and what you don't, while - if you were getting
the Bulletins - you would be "up to date", at it were.
So, please send this back right away, so we'll be sure not
to overlook you when sending out data. Everyone on the
membership list receives the monthly Bulletin, as well as
any other data that may be ready for distribution from time
to time. More and more we are trying to give out that to
others which we find worth while.
Here's hoping you are feeling the very best. Will you be
taking a vacation? I certainly do hope you can come here
for a while. We could really do some talking!
If your friend is very anxious for the reading, we could
make an appointment and he could wire us his whereabouts just
before the hour appointed. For a Life Reading, of course, it
isn't necessary to know where he will be when the reading is
given.
I'm sorry to say the Mr. Hough passed to the other side a few
days ago. We haven't been in direct communication with him
for some time, as he was at his home in Bluemont, Virginia,
and we just heard from him every few months. He was unable,
after the hospital closed, to continue his treatments.
Also Mr. Shaw died last fall. I hear from his wife rather
regularly. She has been all broken up over his death, and
hasn't gotten adjusted to the change yet. You would like
her, I think. She is still in New York. Miss Cayce is here,
and has a cottage on 22nd Street. We hear from the Levy's
regularly, and see them every now and then. Sonny is
getting on fine. He is soon going to a summer camp. Chester
Robinson wrote recently of coming down again this summer.
Wouldn't it be lovely if you could both be here at the same
time? Probably you remember the group from Norfolk that
used to come out to the lectures. Well, that group is
a Study Group in the new Association, and we are forming
lessons. You would be SO interested in all this. When you
come, you'll have to attend our weekly meetings and see what
we are doing.
Please let us hear from you whenever you find the time. It
is always such a pleasure to get a letter from you. Love
from all.
Ever the same, [signed] Gladys



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