6/03/30 Father [
5417]'s letter: "...Just a line to let you
know how much Mrs. [
337], [
5416], and I appreciate the
splendid manner in which you managed to take care of my
recent request. It sure was wonderful of you and words
cannot express our gratitude. It simply proves that
'a friend in need is a friend indeed' and, as we count upon
you as one of our dearest friends, it certainly has made it
wonderful and at the same time we are proud of you and speak
of you and yours to all our friends in the most lauding
manner.
"I can hardly wait until I see you and thank you in person.
Within the next two or three weeks I believe I am going to
entice Mrs. [
337] and [
5416] to take a trip with me to
Virginia Beach and, at that time, I may probably stay four or
five days and then leave Mrs. [
337] and [
5416] there as long
as we can hold them. There is no place that I would rather
go to than Virginia Beach, under the supervision of the
Cayces and would ask you to please not say anything to Mrs.
[
337] or [
5416] should you write them, except in a casual way
you may ask them if they expect to visit Virginia Beach.
"We all sincerely hope that your father is now fully
recovered and trust that this finds you and your dear wife
and family all enjoying the very best of health and am happy
to say that the tonic for [
5416] is doing her a lot of
good..."
7/17/30 Miss [
5416] wrote for reservations for herself and
mother, expressing enthusiasm regarding coming to Virginia
Beach: "...My headaches still persist, but I guess it's
because we're all anxious to get down to Virginia Beach..."
GD's note: Miss [
5416] and her parents remained close to the
EC work through the years and referred many others to EC for
help.
7/27/33 See GD's letter to [
2096] re Miss [
5416]'s obesity.
10/01/35 Miss [
5416] referred her aunt, Mrs. [
1017], for a
physical reading.
11/23/39 She submitted questions for Mr. [
2049]'s reading,
among them a question re. the suitability of their marriage.
[She had by this time taken herself in hand and lost excess
weight.]
7/23/43 Letter: "...By now you must have received the chair
that [
5417] sent you. It was made to Dad's order, and
cannot possibly be bought today as it is all spring
construction and the finest of material. Daddy [
5417] and
Mother [
337] and I want you and Mrs. Cayce to accept this
with our love and appreciation, and hope that you will use it
in the best of health..."
GD's note: Miss [
5416] wrote for her mother [
337] and
submitted questions for several of her check readings.



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