Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-06-01
Mrs. Fuller Claims to Get I'm
pressions From The Dead
Sees Forms and Hears
Them
GIVES TESTS AT LECTURE
Calls Spiritualism Beautiful Thought
Quotes Scripture and Golden Rule


Star Theater Sunday afternoon and
evening. Mrs. Belle Fuller, of Grand
Rapids, one of the speakers at the
meeting held here few weeks ago
gave the address here at both sessions
and also gave out messages, she claim
ed TO have received from the departed
and described their forms as they inn
pressed themselves upon and appeared
TO her.
Mrs. Fuller is pleasant speaker and
terms spiritualism as beautiful
thought, having for it's foundation love;
the spiritulists Golden Rule she says
is "Do Unto Others as You Would
Have Others Do Unto You But Do it
to Them First"
Mrs. Fuller quoted liborally from the
bible and used the APOSTLE Paul's in
terpretation OF the body "There is a
natural body and there is spiritual
body" forms celestial and forms terres-
trial as proof of life hereafter and OF the
spirits power to come back TO earth
and communicate with the living.
Miss Gladys Ellis and Mrs. A. l..
Weter sang and Miss Laura Clemons
presided at the piano and Mr.. X. B.
Cowles the president of the society had
charge of the meetings.
AT the close of the addresses Mrs.
Fuller gave what is termed test mes
sages from the unseen world, however
she stated that sometimes she would
be impressed with someone in the ma
terial as we'll as someone in the spirit
ual world and she would be obliged TO
give whatever appeared TO her and it
must be admitted that some of the
things she claimed to see and talked
about, as at the previous meeting,
make person ask the question, "lf it
is not spirits what is it?" She was
drawn to Fred Dorrnan as having had
a strange life and described his child
hood, of his separation from kin, of
his taking "leg bail" from home he
didn't like, of his meeting brother
few years ago and OF other points in
his life's history which Fred says were
true. She said the form OF tall lady
from the spirit land appeared to her in
the audience whose name was Minerva,
one who had been well known and a
Spiritualist in the material, Minerva
Kutz. Evidently the spirit, if it was a
spirit, was that of Mrs. M. j. Kutz,
who passed over at Rockford more
than fifteen years ago and who was
one of the bright particular stars in the
realms of Spiritualism.
The form of an old man, stopped
shoulders, she said, came into her Wis.,
ion, walking down the aisle and taking
a seat, the name was Lapham, yes
Lapham, the father of that red headed
editor sitting over there and in the
material was interested in Spiritualism.
Mr.. Lapham was old when he died
but was not stoop shouldered, being
straight AS an arrow and his investiga-
tions were along the humorous and
sarcastic line.
The medium spoke the name Michael
and saw an old gentleman speaking to
A. +. Weter and also standing by the
side of Mrs. +. X. Weter with a mes
sage of good cheer. Flank j. Luck
was given message from his father,
John, whom she described and Incl
dentally said that Frank had thoughts
along Spiritualistic belief and could
argue it well, having knocked out a
preacher several times in debate.
Messages came TO u. Sovereen, X. b.
Cowles, Mrs. Asher Shaw and many
others, with the names of their depart
ed relatives given.
Mr.. Sovereen says "By golly, there
is something about it that can't see
s.xt