<TITLE>07. Par 60-73</TITLE>L-60 [Brother Shakarian says, "And Brother Branham was given honorary membership, life membership, fully on his name. And one of the few that was voted on, by the board of directors, many years ago."--Ed.]
Thank you, brother.

L-61 [Brother Shakarian says, "And Carl Williams, who loved him so much."--Ed.]

L-62 [Brother Shakarian says, "And Brother Henry Krause, the plow manufacturer. Jewel Rose, our secretary-treasurer. Farmer, Frank Foglio, in...?... And I can't think of you; I can't." A brother says, "It's Derrick Fredo." Brother Shakarian says, "Oh, Brother Derrick...?..., how we appreciate his ministry! My, and so wonderful, and--and so much! Dr. Stanley, from in Canada, eastern Canada."--Ed.]

L-63 [Brother Sharkarian says, "Brother Howard Ervin, see you back there, Howard Ervin. And we just had your... Was it aunt that...?... We just had her stand up, moment ago, Howard, while you were with the young people."--Ed.]

L-64 [Brother Shakarian says, "And I'd like to see that picture of Brother Branham's, twenty years ago."--Ed.] Huh!

L-65 [Brother Shakarian says, "Brother Norwood, Brother Norwood from Kansas City. Brother Ben Smart from Colorado. Herbert Bond, from Los Angeles, one of the directors of Los Angeles chapter, doing a great work there. And Fred Watson, the pastor sitting over there, corner. Art Wilson here, and we didn't have place enough here for him, so he set with all the ladies. And all the ladies here are directors' wives. And all you wonderful people!"--Ed.]

L-66 [Brother Shakarian says, "Did I miss anyone else? Some of the other directors had to go home yesterday. Darrell Hon...?... had to leave. So let's show these men we appreciate all their efforts, then." The brethren say, "Thank you. Thank you." Congregation applauds. Brother Shakarian says, "Amen. And I didn't miss anybody."--Ed.]

L-67 [Brother Shakarian says, "Brother Branham. Come here, Brother Branham. You recognize that fellow?"--Ed.]
No, sir. A lot of change since those days, brethren.
[Brother Shakarian says, "Come here, Howard."--Ed.]

L-68 [Brother Shakarian says, "He was a very handsome fellow, and he is still handsome, Brother Branham. And that's a nice picture."--Ed.]

L-69 [Brother Shakarian says, "And we had your aunt to stand a moment ago, too. And maybe you would like to say a word, Howard."--Ed.]

L-70 [Brother Howard Ervin says, "Between twelve and fifteen years ago, Aunt Edith was healed of Raynaud's disease, which I understand is medically incurable. I don't know whether Brother Branham told you the circumstances. And I wonder if I might take just one moment to do so. This is her card that she got for the healing line. She never got in the healing line. She was sitting, seated in the second row, in the auditorium here in Phoenix. Brother Branham had preached his heart out, was just too exhausted to pray for people. But suddenly he looked down at her, looked directly at her, and said, 'You can be healed if you want to be.' And she went out of that meeting, healed, and is still healed."--Ed.]

L-71 [Brother Shakarian says, "It was an incurable affliction. Wasn't it?"--Ed.]

L-72 [Brother Ervin says, "Yes. I understand that the disease was incurable. And our physicians here will check me; I'm a layman at medicine. But I understand that it's a disease of the nerves, that affects one similar to leprosy. The nerves choke off--choke off the blood supply, and eventually the fingers just rot and fall off. There was one medical operation, of the surgeon in the East, told them they could perform, and that was to cut a nerve up in here; but, if they had, she would have been a vegetable. But God, by His mighty power, has healed her, and she is healed today."--Ed.]

L-73 [Brother Shakarian says, "Let's just have her stand up again, back there."--Ed.]
[Brother Ervin says, "Would you stand up, Aunt Edith?"--Ed.]


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