Remember bethel tours?

nightwing02

I can remember going on at least 3 tours.and then going to a bethelite room,everyone would feel so important when they were invited .sisters especially would turn cartwheels when invited to a bethel room,i guess in the hopes that the bethelite was interested in romance.20 people jammed into 10 ft by 10ft room sharing 2 pizzas.the last time i was there a friend said to me with a laugh i cant believe we help pay their rent.lol ahh the memories

Elsewhere

I remember when I was a kid I went on a tour of the Columbia Heights complexes. One thing that stands out in my mind was when the tour guide jokingly said that nothing was wasted, not even dead bethelites - they were turned into glue for the literature. [8>]

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2SYN

AHAHAHA! I wouldn't be surprised, what with the way they make those old, 90 year old dudes put together coathangers or something...

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lydia

I remember seeing Patterson and the Headquarters...It was impressive - what they do with the money - the marble stairways and such...

I also remember seeing the Stanley Theater..and all that marble and brass...makes you wonder huh??

William Penwell

Hey that reminds me of the old movie "Soilent Green". LOL

Will

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slipnslidemaster

yes. The Stanley Theature. How proud they are of that facility. I don't understand why. Put off the showy displays of the flesh?

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