6/30/58 GD's letter to Mr. [
4394]'s son:
..., Penna.
Dear Mr. [...]
Some months ago your friend Dr. J. Gibson Winans, physicist,
3330 Lake Mendota Dr., Madison S, Wisc., visited us and told
us that you had said your father received a reading from
Edgar Cayce.
We find in our files a reading for Mr. [
4394], in Selma,
Ala., at the Memorial Hospital on October 25, 1922. Mr.
Cayce was in Birmingham at the time and the reading was taken
down by a court reporter. The condition must have been very
serious, for the reading ends with this statement: "Do this
and follow it closely, or else the gradual weakening will
bring about the disintegration of the soul and physical
forces of this body."
Would you please tell us, at this late day, just what was
the doctor's diagnosis - was the treatment followed, and
did you father pass on shortly or at a much later date?
This information is valuable in our program of indexing
and preparing the Edgar Cayce readings for possible
application in similar emergencies.
I am also wondering if you lived in Selma and if you were
related to Mr. [
2335]? Selma is also my home town.
We would greatly appreciate hearing from you.
Sincerely, [signed] Gladys Davis Turner Secretary
ASSOCIATION FOR RESEARCH AND ENLIGHTENMENT, INC. GD
P.S. What was his approximate age at time of the reading?
7/03/58 Letter to GD:
Miss Gladys Davis Turner,
Association for Research and Enlightenment, Inc.,
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Miss dear Miss Turner:
I had a very hazy memory that someone had requested Mr. Cayce
to do a reading on my father in 1922. All that I knew was
that he had a critical heart condition that gave no promise
of recovery. He had had some diseased teeth removed which
seemed to precipitate the heart condition. I never knew
exactly what the diagnosis was. His doctor was Dr. Goodwin
Dubose. I understood through my sister that Dr. Dubose did
know about the reading which Mr. Cayce did and of course
thought it was a fake. As to what the treatment was I have
not the slightest idea. I do know that my father died a few
weeks later.
Mr. [
2335] was a cousin of mine. As a matter of fact he and
his wife, [...] were very close friends of my family.
When Dr. Winans told me that he was going to Virginia Beach,
I then told him what I could remember from the days when I
personally knew Mr. Cayce.
Most sincerely, [...]


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