Now let me tell you the story of a lady I knew in New York City about twenty years ago. I started lecturing on February 2, 1938, sharing my experiences based upon my use of the talent. Shortly after my opening, a lady - very prominent in our country, both politically and socially - began to attend my meetings. She was the daughter-in-law of one who was governor of New York, later Vice President, and then President of our country.629 ¶5