1/20/46 Comment by GD: On
1/19/46, a luncheon was held
at the Town Hall Club, New York City, at which there were
present about 30 guests, consisting of active members,
officers and trustees of A.R.E. The purpose of this
gathering was to discuss plans for the future program
* [Note: During the conversation following the Life Reading
of Mr. [
5147]'s, Mr. Cayce remarked that he thought Mr.
[
5147] was one of the counselors among the 12, probably
the 8th, to be identified through the Readings. GD.]
of A.R.E. Mr. [
5147] was an active participant in the
discussions. He was not only enthusiastic, but spontaneously
took the check for the luncheon. Mr. [
5147] and Mrs. [
845]
met at that luncheon, at which time she remarked: 'You were
my father in the Egyptian incarnation.' [See
2/20/43 Mrs.
[
845]'s Life Reading
845-9, Par. 34-A.]
5/05/48 Letter: "Met with H. yesterday. We had an
interesting discussion about the plan he has in mind, for
developing the Foundation program... Unhappily, it is not
possible for my wife and the writer to join you for Congress
this June. Next Congress, if we are lucky."
10/01/49 Questionnaire sent to Mr. [
5147] and Dr. [
438]. No
reply.
12/07/49 Comment by GD: "Mr. [
5147] offered to help raise
funds for the microfilming of EC Readings on the E.C.F.
Campaign in New York."
2/10/50 Letter to HLC: "I am sad to face the necessity
of returning the 8 cards that accompanied your letter of
November 30. December was an impossible month, as you may
know, from a business standpoint, it being year-end matters,
etc. January has proved worse for me, by reason of many
absences on business and illness. February is such, that I
think the only fair thing to do is to return the cards and
ask your help in entrusting them to other solicitors, younger
and in better health, etc. I am truly sorry that I am
not your boy when it comes to this phase of the work. In
order to help out in a modest way with the expenses of your
campaign, I attach my check for $25., which is, of course, to
be considered in addition to my pledge."
4/10/51 Letter to GD: "...I'd like to tell you that my wife
and I are coming to Congress... We are quite excited about
it. Urgent good wishes from us to you and the staff."
3/17/52 Questionnaire-letter sent to Mr. [
5147]. No reply.
5/06/52 GD's note to Dr. [
438]'s office: "Thanks for recent
reports. Will you also make notation on this blank, whether
Mr. [
5147] came to you for treatment?"
5/08/52 Reply from [
438]'s office: "Mr. [
5147] had
12 treatments in 1944, 12 treatments in 1945, and 6
treatments in 1949."
5/12/52 Comment by GD: Mr. [
5147] and his wife have
been and still are interested and helpful in A.R.E. and
E.C.F. activities, as indicated by his correspondence;
nevertheless, they have not submitted reports requested.
6/05/58 He reported his wife [
5148]'s death and told of how
very much the Edgar Cayce work had meant to both of them.
12/60 GD's note: Mr. [
5147] has remained actively interested
in the "work" and its expansion.
12/20/60 Mrs. Iris M. Wegh wrote: "Recently my 7 yr. old
daughter was again gripped with an attack of bronchitis,
which up to this time had always been accompanied by
nausea, a series of shots, and a good two weeks in bed.
"We were able to get Edgar Cayce's prescription filled,
the inhalant mentioned in 5147-1. This we used with just
wonderful results. Never once was nausea experienced, all
juices and liquids were retained. On the second day she was
able to get up a little, and after that, progress was rapid.
Plus this, not even one visit to the doctor was necessary.
It is with a very grateful heart that we send this $15.
donation."


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