1/23/40 Letter from [
4568]'s sister-in-law, Mrs. [
2511]
[[
2901]'s wife]: "...I don't suppose you remember me,
[
2511], [
903]'s sister?
"I am writing to ask you about several readings my
sister-in-law, Mrs. [
4568] wishes to get on her daughter, her
son-in-law and perhaps one for herself [
4568] and husband
[
788].
"They are in very moderate circumstances and their daughter
and son-in-law (who just finished college last spring) are
without a job.
"Does Mr. Cayce ever give readings for five dollars? If not,
could they pay as they could toward the ten dollars per
reading?
"They are lovely people. Am sure Mr. Cayce would like them.
In fact, I think Mrs. [
4568] once had a reading on her
father, [
173]. They are very eager for these readings, so I
would appreciate a reply as soon as possible, and I shall
notify Mrs. [
4568] accordingly. (She is in Dallas.)
"Thanking you for all the trouble..."


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