6/03/35 EC's letter to [
4095]:
Miss [
4095]
..., Alabama
Dear Miss [
4095]:
It was indeed a surprise, but a very agreeable one, to have
yours of the 29th. It has certainly been a long, long time
since I heard from you.
I do hope that we may be of some help to your friends. As
you will see from the literature being sent under separate
cover (as per list below), it is now necessary that one
become a member of the Association before we can make
appointments for readings for such an one. If your friends
are entirely dependent upon you, and you would be the one
wholly responsible for having whatever treatment followed
that might be suggested, then YOU could become the member and
have the readings for them at the rate of $10 each. But on
the other hand, if you are not in a position to become wholly
responsible, they would each have to become an individual
member and make the request direct. We have two types of
members, as you will see, and each individual may choose the
type preferred. If YOU become the member (using one of the
Membership Applications being sent under separate cover),
then upon receipt of your application we will send you
Sponsored Reading Slips for you to use in making applications
for your friends. Other-wise, they fill out the Membership
Applications themselves - and we will send you two more
blanks (whichever type they select).
We have had some very wonderful experiences in the years
since I last saw you, and I hope your interest in the work of
the Association will prove as worth while to you as such has
been in the lives of so many others.
I'm wondering if you got my address from my good friend Mr.
T. E. Harris, who must be just two or three doors from you -
according to the addresses.
Hoping that we may be of a real service to you and your
friends, I am
Sincerely, ASS'N FOR RESEARCH & ENLIGHTENMENT, INC.
Under separate cover: Cayce Booklet, Associate and Active
Blanks, Ideal and Purpose Sheet, Publication List, Bulletins
Vol. II #10, Vol. III, #10.
EC:GD
8/01/40 HLC's letter to [
4095]:
Dear [
4095]:
Our files show that you secured a physical reading from my
father in November, 1922, and that we heard from you again in
Selma in 1935, but since that time we have not had any
correspondence with you. We are anxious to bring our case
histories up to date and will greatly appreciate your
cooperation in filling out the enclosed report form covering
your reading. I note in the reading that a number of
specific conditions are described which may be confirmed by
you.
Trouble with the liver brought on by improper digestion.
Disturbances in the kidneys and organs in the pelvic area.
Inflammation of the kidneys at times. Disturbed hepatic
circulation.
Were the treatments suggested followed and what results did
you obtain?
I note that in your more recent correspondence you ask about
information which we have had regarding drunkenness. We
received just the other day and excellent report on a
condition of this kind. Them an had been a habitual drunk
for years, unable to keep a job and estranged from his
family. The reading described the cause as basically
physical. The treatment suggested, with determination on his
part, have made a new man out of him. He now has a good job
and is supporting his family. [Case [
2297]?]
I would like for you to know about the expansion program
described in the enclosed leaflet. We believe that every
individual who has had experience with these readings will
want to have a part of this program which will insure the
preservation and scientific presentation of my father's work.
If every individual will do just what they are able, however
small, we would be in a position to carry this work forward
rapidly.
Within the near future, some member of the Association will
call on you to discuss your report and this program.
Sincerely, Hugh Lynn Cayce [HLC:KM]


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