<TITLE>02. Par 9-19</TITLE>L-9   And if you've never been baptized yet, you that's gave your heart to Christ, consult one of these men, and you'll receive Christian baptism. And then, and if you haven't received the Holy Spirit, they--they'll know how to instruct you, how you must receive it.

L-10 I'm going to speak on that in the morning at the Business Men's breakfast, the Lord willing, on, about the baptism of the Holy Spirit. I've kind of refrained from a little of the Doctrine here, because we're a mixed group in here. But, in the morning, I want to speak an evangelistic Message about the Holy Spirit, if the Lord willing. Now, I think the breakfast starts at nine. Eight o'clock, is it? Eight o'clock, in the morning.

L-11   And now I would like to page somebody that we've tried, since we've been in Tucson, to find. And maybe, some of you brethren here, the lady might belong to your church. I think she would go by the name of Charlotte Raney. Does anybody... You know her? Is she here in the city? Charlotte, are you here? I--I... She's a personal friend of ours, and we couldn't find her. She's a nurse.

L-12 [Someone says, "Her daughter is here."--Ed.] Her daughter. Well, my, my! I wonder how big she is? Stand up, honey, wherever you are. I hope you're not too big that I'd call you honey. ["There she is."] Oh, oh, my! Almost out-growed that "honey" size, haven't you? Thank you. You tell mother, "God bless her; and we love her; and we'd sure like to see her before we leave." And just get a hold of any of the... Billy Paul or any here, and let us know where you live. We tried to find you through the phone directory. We've inquired around, everywhere, and couldn't find you. Thank you, very much. And last time I seen you, you was just a little bitty tot.
This Mrs. Raney, her--her--her sister.

L-13   A very noted nurse, was one of the first cancer cases I seen the Lord heal. She didn't even know where she was at, or anything, burnt up with radium. And the Lord had just called me to this ministry, a night or two before. Oh, it's many, many years ago, maybe twenty years, twenty-five years ago. And she was in Louisville, and on the cancer record, in Louisville, she's been dead, twenty years. And she's nursing now, and just as healthy and strong as she can be.

L-14 And this is her sister that came West here, and her and the little baby, it was then. And since we been here, we been trying to find them. And I told Meda that I'd... my wife... I had looked everywhere, and I--I couldn't recognize her. And I thought maybe that--that she had moved away, or something. And I, each night, I thought I would page her. Then I wrote it, some things down here, I wanted to say, on some paper, so I wouldn't forget. I'm getting old.

L-15   I was telling Brother Moore. How many knows Jack Moore? Sure, you do, you Christian Business Men. A fine minister at Shreveport. Used to be one of my associates in the meeting. I said, "Brother Jack, you know, it's getting hard for me to remember any more like I used to. Used to be, I could just remember anything, right fast."
"Oh," he says, "that all the farther you advanced?"
I said, "That's far enough."

L-16 He said, "My!" Said, "I call a man up, on the telephone, said, 'What do you want?'" [Congregation laughs--Ed.]

L-17 That's a--that's a long ways up the road. He's just about four or five years older than me. I hope I don't get that. He was just saying that, though. He's an Irishman, sense of humor. But, call a man up and ask him what he wanted, that would be bad.

L-18 Now, another thing, I thank you, sister, honey, and be sure to--to get a hold of us. Tell mother we want to see her, and we're going back to see Aunt Margie, right away, Uncle Bill.

L-19   Now, I am grateful, very grateful, to this group of ministers that sponsored this program here. And to the Christian... Full Gospel Christian Business Men here of the city, I am grateful.


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