Bill reports three women rejecting Neville's paid lecture as tripe

His wife told him that on the previous Friday night three ladies balked at the three-dollar charge, one saying the lectures were all tripe.
Date (happened)
25 October 1968
unresolved
  1. 25 October 1968 relative · probable · preferred
    Source The Storm and the Calmdelivery claim d0 on lecture nid 1785 ('The Storm and the Calm'), 1968-10-28 exact/probable, from the source document's own dateline
    Why Refines the existing circa/probable 'last Friday night' claim (sourced to the passage) now that the telling lecture's date is known.
    Reasoning Passage 544322 has Neville say his wife told him this 'last Friday night'. The lecture is dated 1968-10-28 (a Monday) by an exact/probable dateline; the Friday immediately preceding that Monday is 25 October 1968, so the wife's report about the three ladies happened then. This resolves the existing vague relative claim into a concrete date.
  2. last Friday night relative · probable
    Source The Storm and the Calm ¶26"last Friday night", told in Storm Calm (nid 1785)
    Said as last Friday night
    counted from The Storm and the Calm
  3. 25 October 1968 stated
    Source "last Friday night", told in Freedom! (nid 2124)
  4. 25 October 1968 estimated · probable
    Reasoning Passage 553455 says the incident occurred 'last Friday night.' The carrier date is Monday 1968-10-28, so counting back three days gives Friday 1968-10-25; independently, 28 October 1968 is identified as Monday in the packet's collision record, confirming the weekday relation. The phrase is unhedged and supports exact day precision, but node 2124's standing delivery confidence and title-mismatched chrome evidence cap the result at probable. Because the day is computed from the speaking date, the type is estimated, not stated.
  5. 25 October 1968 estimated · possible
    Source passage 553455 (lecture nid 2124), 'As my wife said to me last Friday night...'
    Reasoning The incident is placed 'last Friday night' relative to this lecture. This lecture's own delivery is dated 1968-10-28 at possible confidence by d1 (the node's own byline, not the catalogue-backfill d0). October 28, 1968 was a Monday, so the preceding Friday is October 25, 1968; the derived date cannot exceed d1's possible ceiling.
Place
Los Angeles
Persons
Neville Goddard
Catherine Willa Van Schmus
Told
  1. 28 October 1968 estimated · probable
    Source The Storm and the Calmdelivery claim d0 on lecture nid 1785, 1968-10-28 exact/probable, source-document dateline '10/28/68'
    Why Sibling event 17668 cites the same witness passage 544322 (a different subject discussed in the same paragraph).
    Reasoning Passage 544322 (in lecture nid 1785) is Neville recounting what his wife told him about the three ladies -- this passage is the telling. The lecture's only delivery claim dates it 1968-10-28 exact/probable, so the telling inherits that date and precision.
  2. 28 October 1968 stated · probable
    Source Freedom! (nid 2124), telling 2124-4, told 1968-10-28
  3. 28 October 1968 estimated · probable
    Reasoning Passage 553455 clearly tells this event in lecture node 2124. The 1968-10-28 date has agreeing catalogue and chrome values, while the chrome title mismatch preserves an identity caution, so probable is the honest confidence. As a lecture-node inference, the told type is estimated, never stated.
  4. 28 October 1968 estimated · possible
    Source delivery claim d1 on lecture nid 2124, '10/28/68' byline (v11_chrome_harvest, agent_asserted)
    Reasoning The story is told within lecture 2124 itself, whose delivery is dated 1968-10-28 at possible confidence by d1; the telling date inherits that possible ceiling, distinct from the catalogue-backfill claim d0.
Sources

Source

  • The Storm and the Calm ¶26 (As my wife said to me last Friday night…three ladies came in and when they heard that there was a charge, one said how much, and my wife said three dollars.)
  • The Storm and the Calm ¶26 (As my wife said to me last Friday night…three ladies came in and when they heard that there was a charge, one said, “How much?” and my wife said three dollars.)