6/29/28 EC's letter to [
2730]:
Dear [
2730]:-
Glad to have yours of the 26th and to know you found the
reading interesting and instructive. Of course we realize
that, while the information may be very unusual and
interesting from a certain standpoint, unless it is such that
it can be made worth while by the individual for whom it is
intended, it really doesn't mean very much; and to know you
have found it worth while, that you believe it is beneficial,
and that you are able to apply it, makes it all the more
worth while to us.
[
2730], I've often thought of the evening we spent in ... and
have hoped you would have the opportunity to get down and see
us, that we might have the chance to talk over many of the
phases of the phenomena itself.
Hugh Lynn seems to be determined to do some real work. He
and Thomas House (of whom you've possibly heard him speak)
have been doing odd jobs about the place, and some work for
some people here at the Beach, and with the erecting of the
hospital they are to be the carpenters' helpers - which I'm
sure will mean some real work. In my opinion it will do them
both good.
We are very glad to say that the hospital IS under erection.
We hope it will come along alright.
Let us hear form you whenever you have the opportunity. We
are always glad to hear.
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC:GD
[Dictated but not read]
1/33 GD's note: Reports from those who knew [
2730] indicated
that he had been expelled from college because of a scandal
with a woman. Later he had married, before the age of 29,
and the marriage did not last.
10/19/53 We learned that [
2730] was happily married and
settled in his home town, that he had become an executive in
a large business firm dealing with a utility product on an
international basis.


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