2/06/30 GD's letter to [
4557]:
..., N.J.
Dear Mrs. [
4557]-
According to our records, your membership in the Association
expired on January 18, 1930. Since you became a member, the
Cayce Hospital at Virginia Beach has been completed and is
in operation, the results obtained by the patients treated
having been most satisfactory.
"The New Tomorrow", the quarterly publication of the
Association, was inaugurated in December, 1929, and will be
published regularly for the benefit of our members, a copy of
which is mailed to each one.
We are just at the beginning of an intensive educational
program, interesting announcements of which will be made
within a short time. Plans are under way for the erection of
a club house, at which it would be your privilege to remain
if at any time you come to Virginia Beach, which we hope all
of our members will do. The past year, though it has not
exceeded our expectations in the progress of the work,
has exceeded them in the rapidity with which it has been
accomplished thus far. The Board has a great many things
which they are working on for the benefit of all the
members and they will be advised of them from time to time.
We are in hopes that YOUR membership has been of great
benefit to you and that you will continue with us in our
work "That We May Make Manifest Our Love For God And Man."
The amount necessary to cover the renewal of your membership
is $15.00, which constitutes the dues of a Class "A" member,
the class to which you are entitled to belong, having
originally belonged as a Class "B" member. No readings are
included with the payment of this amount, but may be obtained
for the usual fee of $10.00 each.
Because of the great number of appointments ahead for several
months, the membership list has been temporarily closed. As
a result, there are a great many people waiting to become
members, realizing at this time the advantages which they had
not recognized heretofore. We would, therefore, thank you to
send us your check to cover renewal of membership, or advise
us immediately whether or not it is your desire to continue
as a member, so that, if not, the opportunity might be given
to someone else. A self-addressed envelope is inclosed for
your use.
Sincerely yours, [signed] Gladys Davis Assistant Secretary
GD:MD
5/05/30 [
4557]'s letter to the Association:
The Association of National Investigators, Inc.
Attention of Mr. Edgar Cayce,
Virginia Beach, Va.
Gentlemen:-
I wish to be a member of your Association always, if finances
permit. Sorry I was unable to send you my check to cover the
$15.00 membership fee for 1930 until now, but am sure that it
can be placed to good use even at this late date. Will you
please acknowledge it and oblige.
Very truly yours, [
4557]
7/13/67 "I am planning to come to your resort sometime
in Aug... I have had a health reading by Mr. Edgar Cayce
many years ago, long before his death, and would appreciate
continuing to learn more about your association. My daughter
along with others are planning to come along if conditions
are convenient to all."


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