Date (happened)
- between 1930 and 1939"in the thirties", told in The Rock (nid 109)
- before 1972 (possible)qualifying source passages 542343; telling lecture nids 1539
- c. 0 (probable)"just before he died", told in Creation (nid 1942)
- before 1965 (possible)qualifying source passages 549609; telling lecture nids 1942
- c. 1930"back in the thirties", told in Freeneville Rock Pdf (nid 2041)
- before 1963 (possible)qualifying source passages 526212; telling lecture nids 9
- before 26 March 1963telling lecture nid 9, certain delivery 1963-03-26
Told / reported
- 17 February 1969The Rock (nid 109), telling 109-1, told 1969-02-17
- 28 April 1972Consummation (nid 1539), telling 1539-7, told 1972-04-28
- 9 February 1965Creation (nid 1942), telling 1942-6, told 1965-02-09
- 26 March 1963Blake On Religion (nid 9), telling 9-5, told 1963-03-26
In the thirties Neville heard George Washington Carver speak at the annual New York Herald Tribune forum at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City, where Carver told a thousand prominent guests that everything he wore came out of the peanut and that the Southern states alone could feed and clothe the entire world.