The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-06-21


Sacred to the Memory Of our Be-
loved Chief Grand Mentor, O. 4.
W. Day, Who Departed this Life
Friday Afternoon at 2 r. M, May
80, 1919.
death Is but the dropping Of the
flower that the fruit may swell"
WHEREAS. through the wise deal
ings Of our omnipotent Father, we.
the knights and Daughters Of Tabor
are today called to pay our last
SAD rites to our Chief Grand Mem
tor, who only q short time ago lived
and worked among US,
WHEREAS, in his death we have
lost leader who ever stood ready
70 duty's call. One whose best
thoughts were for the advancement
Of the the true principles Of our
noble Order and one who Tor ID
years has successfully led US In the
State Of Texas.
There Is now missing link In our
Chain Of Friendship, a spoke taken
out OF the wheel OF courage and
another pitcher broken at the foun-
tain OF bravery.
RESOLVED, that death from
human viewpoint is an unwelcome
invader by the lives 1t leaves dreary,
but then we are inspired by heavens
voice to the spirit echolng:
eHe thar over-cometh shall all
thlngs inherit"
Sir knight Day was fearless when
came his time TO act. To ill his
place will be hard for Tabor has
lost leader who had It's welfare at
heart. We deeply realize tall oak
i'm our fraternal forest has been
hewed down by the grim reaper
His earthly work Is done Had we
the construction OF our lives we
would cut out all suffering and death
but our Advise Father has dccreed
that these must be. We know the
ways are many. The end Is one.
RESOLVED, that as our Chief
Grand Mentor sleeps today in his
narrow flower covered bed not only
will we OF Dallas. where he has
spent the create, part OF his life
miss him, but the jurisdiction OF
Texas. where we have met together
for 10 years with him recommend
ing such actions for the future as
he deemed necessary for the con-
tinued advancement OF our noble
order. He has now gone to join
the host where God the Father reigns
supreme.
RESOLVED, that we the officers
and members of the Temples and
Tabernacleg OF Dallas extend our
heartfelt sympathy to his devoted
wife. our cO-worker and to the other
bereaved co-workers and 70 the other
bereaved relatives.
May she find consolation in know
ing she has SO tenderly watched al
his side seeking every source for re
lief, yet least suspectlng that her
life compeniol., and faithful hus-
baad would be called SO soon from
her.
RESOLVED. that in our statewide
sorrow, we share with you all the
T.ope cf reunion In that better land
where pairs ard parting win be nc
more.
IN the Language q the poet We
sag:
mo Chains Of mortal now letters
his pir;ons.
In freedom his spirit has left
earths cold sod.
TO bgsA in the beauties Of life
everlasting.
by our Cpo.z-
Be II Resolved that copy Of thess
resolution be given as bnmbls
token OF our esteem AMI love fol
our gallant G. q. Nj, aud cop,
be send to the Taborian Banner foi
publication.
Respectfully submitted.
KNIGHTS AND DAUGHTERS
or TABOR OF DALLAS.
The following kilograms receives
were left out OF the previous issu
on account Of space:
Ell Paso. Texas, May 80, 49,!
Mrs Nellie Day.
310S Thomas Ave,
Dallas, Texas.
Just received your notice Of deaf
OF husband. You hare my sympath
III the greatest way. VIII write
Mrs. A. J. Berry
IT. worth. Texas, May 81. 1919
s1O8 Thomas Ave.
Dallas. Texas.
May heaven bless you in your b
reavement or eorrow-
Rev. and Mrs .. H. VIM,
Houston TEXAS. Nav II. 1919.