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W ASH I NO I ON IK (ingin.ii drawing (above) depictV T'T, ‘•‘••‘phone lt;ill ever made has beenAssistant U h, I r ' t * bv ^rrell. StaffnisiviAni to tnlt;* I resKi* » *I he presentation u is made hv the artist. Paul t'alle at theThe Most Historic Call/kca, 7^ 4*c *7^e OtAeiBy LOISE GRAVESMembers of the Glade water Citizens Band radio club were commended by Upshur County Sheriff Doyle Johnson. “Those fellows with the citizens band club did a good job in a night search for two missing hunters who had become lost in the northeast section of Upshur County.” Missing for a number of hours were Rayford Mobbs, 37, and Robin Henson 13, both of Longview. They were located about 10 p.m. after leaving the W. D. Henson home about2 p.m. on Tuesday of last week.*****Please include on your reading list for 1970, “Saint J.D.” by James Cole, Robert Lee. J. D. Grey is the flamboyant pastor of New Orleans’ First Baptist Church. This story of Saint J. D., an enigma to friend and foe alike, but recognized by all as a determined and unflinching crusader who has “lived through six district attorneys, three mayors, and three arch-bishops in NewOr-leans,” and is still going strong. For more than 30 years J. D. Grey has served the people of New Orleans-friend and con-^. 4 — m t . . . .bridge a special kind of communications gap. Mrs. Carlton was born to deaf parents and learned to speak sign language before she learned to speak English. As director uf adult deaf services at Callier Hearing and Speech Center, she counsels with the adult deaf, helping them with the medical, legal and vocation problems of living. “God must have had something special in mind for me, and this is it,” she says. “If I had been born into any other home, I might not have had the sensitivity it takes. My expertise is in sign language and in understanding the thought processes and feelings of the deaf.” She much prefers working with adults. “A lot of people work with deaf children, but those who work with adults who use sign language are gew and far between Callier Hearing and Speech Center, she points out, “offers one of the test adult educationprograms in the U.S.”* * * * *ROBERT FULTON BATTISEwho was crowned principal chiefof the Alabama-Coushatta In-
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Gladewater Mirror
Gladewater, Texas, US
Thu, Jan 15, 1970
Page 9
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