Neville, described as a nationally known lecturer, Bible teacher and author, comes to San Francisco for his third lecture course there, sponsored by Carrick-Cook, minister and founder of the Absolute Science Church, 1750 Clay Street. His first talk, 'The Effortless Way', is announced for the following Wednesday at 8 p.m., open to the public; the course also includes closed lectures at the same church. The article notes that a new book, 'Out of This World', was added this year to Neville's list of published books (published 1949, corroborating the clipping's own date).
Date (happened)
6 July 1949
conclusion
Why
dc1-agreement-20261004, pm-actor-551 (PM 8702)
Reasoning
1 claim, no conflict: 1949-07-06 (media:794).
6 July 1949
stated · preferred
Why
pm-actor-529: M6 (529): day-level paper date Saturday 2 July 1949 + 'next Wednesday at 8 p.m.'; the weekday checks (PM 7663)
Reasoning
Media 794 is the dated clipping announcing that the first talk would occur next Wednesday; Saturday July 2, 1949 resolves that delivery date to July 6, with probable confidence because the anchor year is filename-derived but contextually corroborated.
2 July 1949
stated · refuted
Why
pm-actor-529: refuted by M6 (529): 2 July 1949 is the paper date of 794 (The San Francisco Examiner, Saturday); the first talk was 'next Wednesday', 6 July
Reasoning
Chose this reading over the media's own conflicting 'AI dating pass' guess of 1956 (reasoned from Neville's 1956 book Seedtime and Harvest), because the article's own text names the NEW book as 'Out of This World' -- published in 1949, matching this filename date and not the AI guess. The clip date is the newspaper's Saturday publication date; the announced first talk is 'next Wednesday', i.e. 6 July 1949, not separately claimed here.
