TEXT OF READING 4951-1
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Date: 0/0/0 Sex: F ReadingID: 13061
This psychic reading given by Edgar Cayce - location and date unknown.
[Edgar Cayce; (?), Conductor; (?), Steno.]
Time of Reading Unknown. Reading is not on file with Edgar Cayce Foundation or elsewhere according to available records. [See 4951-1 Reports.]
Reports
Reports & Follow-up
R1. 8/12/43 Letter from Grover C. Kemp - see in EC’s personal folder: “I just can’t remember Mrs. Cayce nor any of your family I met the day we went to Hopkinsville, you giving the reading on the negro boy, who stole the gold and lost a 20 dollar gold piece down by the old spring. It now seems such a short time we were together in Bowling Green…
“Remember the quail hunt where you located the old mine, and we had the big fried ham dinner, cooked by the fat sisters around 300 lbs. each, and our bird dog eating all the quails we killed…”
R2. 8/18/43 EC’s letter to Mr. Kemp: “Yes, I recall the quail hunt. Do you know that the lady whose farm we were on that day is still living? She is over a hundred years old. That is one of those crazy things which came out of the readings. Last summer when I was there, I saw her grandson and he told me he had never known her to be as strong as now.”
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Summary
A letter exchange between Edgar Cayce and Grover C. Kemp recalling past events, including a quail hunt, a reading about a stolen gold piece, and a visit to a farm owned by a woman over a hundred years old.
People: Grover C. Kemp
Places: Hopkinsville, Bowling Green
Referenced readings: 4951-1
Mentioned Entities
Source: The Complete Edgar Cayce Readings, A.R.E. CD-ROM (2006). Reading 4951-1, ReadingID 13061.