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Florizel Von Reuter ‘ and PROGRESS Of SPIRITUALISM, RELÎGI ON and REFORM. Entered as Second Class Matter. March 15th, 1929, at the Post Office at Boston, Mass., U.3.A., under the Act of March 3rd, 1879 (Sec. 397, P.L. and R.). No. 2238 —V ol. X L III. Friday, Oct. 17, 1930. Price T wopence. MARYLEBONE SPIRITUALIST ASSOCIATION LTD., WIMBLEDON SPIRITUALIST CHURCH QUEEN’S HALL, Langham Place, W.1. (Accepting the Leadership of Jesus Christ), Public W orship : Sundays at 6-30. 136, H artitkld R oad, W imbledon, S .W .1 9 . SUNDAY, Oct. 19th, at 6-30, Sunday, Oct. 10th. a t 11. Mrs. A. F. HOLLOWAY, Address, Spirit Descriptions and Messages. Mu. ERNEST L1UNT, A ddress. A t 6-30. M r . ERNEST W. BEARD, Mbs. ESTA CASSEL, C lairvoyance . Address, Spirit Descriptions and Messages. AT HEADQUARTER3: W ednesday, Oct. 22nd. a t 7 -3 0 , M r s . J. R. YORKE, Marylebone House, 42, Russell Square, W.C.1. Addresses, Spirit Descriptions and Messages. II k a l i no (No Charge) : Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays, MEETINGS for PSYCHOMETRY and CLAIRVOYANCE. 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Wednesdays, 3 to 6 p.m. Monday, Oct. 20th, at 3, Psychom etry, Mrs. F. K ingstone Monday, Oct. 20th, at 7-30, Clairvoy’ce, Mrs. E. R oberts North London Spiritualist Association, Thursday, Oct. 23rd, at 7-30, Clairvoyance, Mr. Austin (Limited by Guarantee), friday, Oct. 24th, at 7-30, Clairvoyance, Mr. G . Botham: Hornsey R oad, N.19 (one minute Hornsey Rd. L.M.S. Stn.) LECTURES. Sunday, Oct. 19th, at 11, Mrs. E. EDBY. Tuesday, Oct. 21st, at 7-30, Mrs. St. Clair Stobart. A t 7, Captain JACK FROST, Madame S T E L L A and “ The Spiritualism of Lao-Tzo and Confucius,” M r . HARLTEY W. FORD. Mowed by q u estion s a n d d iscu ssion on s u b je c t in trod u ced . W ednesday, Oct. 22nd, a t 8 , Mr. & Mrs. E. J. PULHAM . GROUP SEANCES. Sunday. Oct. 26th, at 11, Miss MARIAN MORETON. Tuesday, O ct. 2 1st, a t 7-30 .. .. Mr. T homas W yatt A t 7, M r s . E . E D E Y . Wednesday, O ct. 22nd, a t 3 .. Miss Lily Thomas Lyceum every S unday at 3. Thursday, O ct. 23rd, a t 7-30 . Mr. Glover B otham F ree H ealing every F riday from 7. PRIVATE SITTINGS can be arranged with the following u Mediums : LONDON SPIRITUAL MISSION, *M. Estelle R oberts, Mrs. Morrel, Mrs. Cassel, Mrs. 13, Pembridge Place, Bayswater, London, W. Oannock, Mr. Glover B otham, Miss Lily Thomas Mrs. H irst. Sunday, Oct. 19th, a t 11, Mr. FLORIZEL VON REUTER. , HEALING. Subject, “ How a Spirit Proved Its Identity.” yer7 Wednesday, at 2-30 a n d 7, “ Medicine Man,” the A t 6 -3 0 , M r s . WORTHINGTON. j®trol of M r . J o n e s , will Diagnose and give Treatment, ednesday ct nd a t 7 -3 0 , r DENNIS GRINLING charge is m a d e, b u t a S ilv er C ollection w ill b e ta k en to W , O . 22 , M . defray expenses. Personal Experiences. Clairvoyant: Miss F. C a m p b e l l . K LIBRARY. Admission by ticket only. ■'early 2,000 volumes. Open Daily except Saturdays. AN OPPORTUNITY.— A Voluntary Choir is being Rochester Square Spiritualist Temple, for our Queen's Hall Sunday Evening Services under Camden Road, Camden T own, N.W. ^jdlent conductorship. Apply by letter only to the Secre- Sunday, Oct. 19th, a t 11 A 0-45, Mr. A Mrs. W H Y M A N fEARLY SUBSCRIPTIONS : .Members 10/-, Associates, 1 /6 (Hanley). Seances will be held during the week. correspondence to the Secretary, Frank Haivken. Admission ny ticket only. Monday, at 3. W omen’s Guild. T uesday, at 7. Free Healing. Thursday, a t 8, Mr. & Mrs. WHYMAN, Lecture and flORIZEL VON REUTER Demonstration. ON Saturday, Oct. 25th, at 7. C O N C E R T . “ THE PSYCHIC EXPERIENCES OF A Sunday, Oct. 26th, HARVEST THANKSGIVING. Gifts of God’s Bounty Invited. MUSICIAN ” L yceum every Sunday at 3. (illustrated by Lantern Slides) at the KENSINGTON SPIRITUALIST CHURCH Develop Y our Psychic Gift». Lindsey Hall, The Mall, Notting H ill Gate, PSYCHOSENSICS. ^•8., on W ednesday, Oct. 22nd, at 8 p.m. The W orld’s B est Course. Tickets, 1/6 and 2/-. S en d for pamphlet and explanatory literature, with I id. stamp for postage, to Assistant Secretary : Mrs. H orton-Smith, Secretary, Psychosensic T raining I nstitute Clarendon R oad, H olland Park, W. 11. 28, St. Stephen’s R oad, London, W .2. P lea se ask for Syllabus. T he B ook for A ll Psychic Students “ Symbols and Their Interpretation,” by F. Brittain, 1,6, poet free 1/t. T H E T W O WORLDS October IT, 1930 THE “ W. T. STEAD” BORDERLAND LIBRARY, BRITISH COLLEGE OF PSYCHIC SCIENCECE LTD,irn S, Smith Square, Westminster. S.W.1. 15, Queen’s Gate, London, S .W .7 . T e l. : Western 39si, (Entrance in North Street). Telephone : V i c t o r i a 0567. H on Principal: Mrs. Champion De Crespignt. H o n . S e c r e t a r y .................................M iss E S T E L L E S T E A D SYLLABUS ON APPLICATION. The Lending Library contains hundreds of books on Psychic Best Equipped Centre for the Study and T)emonstia(#, subjects. Fully Classified Catalogue, 2s. 7d. of Psychic Science in Britain. PRIVATE APPOINTMENTS. For particulars of Membership and Experiments apply u Psychic Photography..................................... Mrs. Deane the Secretary. Trance— Mrs. G. P . Sharplin, Mrs. Garrett, Mrs. Cooke, Mrs. R o n s , Mrs. H. Cantlon “ PSYCHIC SCIENCE.” Clairvoyance— M iss F rances Campbell, Mrs. L ivingstone V o l . IX. No. 3. ctober 1930. Ouija Board and Automatic Writing—Mrs. H ester Dowden O , Mrs. Corelli Green The B ritish Medical A ssociation at W innipeg, by Hemi CIRCLES and CLASSES. A . V . Green. Fourth Congress of Parapsychology at Athens, by Di Mondats, Demonstrations and Messages with the new K arl R othy. Communigraph by the Originator and the Medium of “ Sensing ” at Glastonbury, by B arbara McKewo. the Reflectograph (by appointment). T he R ev. 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