Sally enters nursing school and marries an American doctor

His niece Sally came from Barbados to New York, was rejected by the head nurse at St. Luke's for inadequate schooling, and after Neville imagined her happily married to an American doctor she was accepted at Columbia's nursing school, met and married a young doctor, and now lives in Cincinnati with several children.
Date (happened)
between 1950 and 1954
unresolved
  1. between 1950 and 1954 stated · preferred
    Source Tloa Lecturethe Word ¶8"I’ll go back now into the fifties, early fifties", told in Tloa Lecturethe Word (nid 1773)
Place
New York City
Persons
Catherine Willa Van Schmus
Neville Goddard
Told
  1. c. 1969 estimated · probable
    Source Tloa Lecturethe Word ¶8passage 543868 (lecture nid 1773, 'Tloa Lecturethe Word'), delivery claim 1969 circa/probable (contemporary Time magazine item on 27 new cardinals / changed papal prostration custom)
    Reasoning Passage 543868 is Neville himself telling the Sally/nursing-school story ('So let me give you a simple little story. I'll go back now into the fifties...'). The lecture containing it (nid 1773) carries a year-only delivery claim of circa 1969 at probable confidence; the telling inherits that same year and precision.
Sources

Source

  • Tloa Lecturethe Word ¶8 (And I said in a light, light way, I said, “Sally darling, you came here for one purpose, you came here to get married to a perfectly wonderful American doctor. That’s your purpose really, and so I will see that you’re happily married to a perfectly wonde…)