Re: Hello Friends
Mrs. Bate, I am reminded that I attended school with a Mr. Bate from Topeka. I was so long ago that I had nearly forgotten. We had an instructor, a Mr. Horace Wilmot, who was quite nearly deaf. Like all people who are hard of hearing, he talked loudly. I think that is as an encouragement for others to speak up so that they can be heard.
He used to call on us one at a time to do readings in his class. MASTER MOSS!, he would roar at the top of his lungs, PLEASE START AT THE TOP OF PAGE 342! Then he would loudly call on another student. MASTER SMITH, PLEASE CONTINUE! and so on.
One day, when Mr. Wilmot had just called on Mr. Bate, the school janitor came running in naked from the waist down and proceeded to touch himself inappropriately. I have never understood that and that is why I still remember that day and Mr. Bate all these years later.
Mrs. Bate, I am reminded that I attended school with a Mr. Bate from Topeka. I was so long ago that I had nearly forgotten. We had an instructor, a Mr. Horace Wilmot, who was quite nearly deaf. Like all people who are hard of hearing, he talked loudly. I think that is as an encouragement for others to speak up so that they can be heard.
He used to call on us one at a time to do readings in his class. MASTER MOSS!, he would roar at the top of his lungs, PLEASE START AT THE TOP OF PAGE 342! Then he would loudly call on another student. MASTER SMITH, PLEASE CONTINUE! and so on.
One day, when Mr. Wilmot had just called on Mr. Bate, the school janitor came running in naked from the waist down and proceeded to touch himself inappropriately. I have never understood that and that is why I still remember that day and Mr. Bate all these years later.



said when he created the negro? Oops, I burnt another one.
Praise God.
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