Neville returns an unexplained bank overpayment

This past week Neville made a deposit at the bank on Monday, bought papers at Martindale's and an item at Jurgensen's, and next day on the way to the barber found twenty dollars more than he should have; he went back Wednesday to return it, the bank denied a woman ever worked that window, and later the teller phoned claiming the IBM machine had found the discrepancy and a notice had been mailed.
Date (happened)
between 2 January 1965 and 8 January 1965
unresolved
  1. between 2 January 1965 and 8 January 1965 stated · preferred
    Source Falsehood Is Prophetic ¶32"this past week", told in Falsehood Is Prophetic (nid 1886)
  2. between 4 January 1965 and 6 January 1965 stated
    Source Falsehood Is Prophetic ¶32passage 547884 in Friday 1965-01-08 lecture nid 1886: last Monday, next day, and Wednesday
    Why The later phrase about a notice post-dated 'yesterday, Thursday' is internally inconsistent, as the lecture processing note records, and is not used to move the event beyond Wednesday.
    Reasoning The complete account anchors the deposit to the preceding Monday, discovery to Tuesday, and Neville's bank return and teller call to Wednesday. Relative to the certain Friday 1965-01-08 delivery, those dates are 1965-01-04 through 1965-01-06; this narrows the existing 1965-01-02 through 1965-01-08 envelope.
Place
Martindale's possible
Persons
Neville Goddard
Catherine Willa Van Schmus
Told / reported
  1. 8 January 1965 stated
    Source Falsehood Is PropheticFalsehood Is Prophetic (nid 1886), telling 1886-3, told 1965-01-08
Sources

Source

  • Falsehood Is Prophetic ¶32 (I said, “Well, as far as I am concerned, there was a lady there last Monday and I owe her twenty dollars.”)