The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-11-04

AMID the processes OF failures the
EXCAVATIONS 81 reprOachcB. the usetul-
ness or idie TESS. two great po"4ltte'
Birth and Death. enter into our nag ~
-.;ciet'i,'6ee az our life. the latter 70
close the operations Of them
TffnREFORN We give this Opitu-
arv III Mr. Henry NJ. Moore VINO pas
ed into the blissful beyond on t lll
day: oct zs ls9s AZ t,, els b 5shnes"S'
a, saturday. oct. 20. 1922 at ly;sv
~ ~ vi Bethel Baptist churcn, tne
~ aernI service OF mr.. H. NJ m0ote
was held Rev. 81 Moore PfstoI. ps Nv,
formed the eulogistic c ersmvns "a, W,
choir sang me funeral dirge "nlcH
snfensifled the sadden feelings tna1
peao,ntions. obituary and Biological
were delivered from Fort worth w I.
tic School IN reverence 70 1ne ae'" al
peti,ei Bantiat church and Sunday
ecbnoI II which Bro. II. IA MooIes
- q ,nernber. Mr. Alexander, an olu
friend ana comrade OF Grand fF1 es,,ss
Texas. and Rev. J. J. Hill. OAK S, W.
a friend and associate, Miss MATS ~
Tertle,' REV. NJ X. Curry, OF Fott
Vgorfh. delivered the sermon.
The fraternal rites were perIoIcm.9ses1e
~ the Masonic Orders Of yak ~ ~
and Dallas. a ytoAu1tVH ~
Mr. n. M. Moore lived TO tne Iipe
age OF SO years. processing chfiehhh-
itv IN 1892 and was q faithful, mem 20
Ser ana Deacon Of Antioch Baptist
church. Grand Prairie Texas. IN lsi \,
ne united with Ei Bethel 1apsist
church. Oak Cliff, rendering efficl.ent
ana faithful service UP to the time
when he was too weak 70 leave 'ne
room.
FFe WIS loved and reverenced by az;
A father Of Is children, seven o.
whom survive viz Prof A. ~; MQ POI,
Fort Worth; Megsrs Chas; a. Il,
e~enn az OAK cliff; Mrs. v. Johnson,
Powiett. Texas and Mr.. Jasper Moore,
oakland. Cal, and host o. 1Iahu
children and great grand cnlloren,,
Through Industry honesty ano av, u
fty. he climbed from the bottom o.
ne rune Of slavery to the top Of the
feader or success. And ur TO- the
time Of DEATH he was acclaimed tne
hcrf citizen OF his community he
was actively Identified in Industrial
eociai and religious life IN the COM
munity and city Of his resiaenee.
afaunch advocate. the State, a distin,
euished offspring; Dallas. useLu,
citizen. the Negro race. III eNampi.n.I
Ms friends q wise counselor; ana ths
church useful MEMBER. 49, 4.
Many men achieve successs fna' ~ "
Of doubtful value, but MI II ,ys1,
Hfoore,s success was genuine ana wei
worthwhile. His was well rounueu
life. In no sense narrow OF circum |.
acrihed. He was q man and not g
roarhine lie touched life at many
POINTS and whatever he touched Pc
came the better for the contact u
was a gracious personaiityi flcn ane
ready sy1npathizer: he had that rate
rfff--the gift OF self-which Is known
a. heart power. Well. might he have
said OF himself. write me as one 1ha'
loves his fellow men"
His remains was inferred n lne
old home cemetery at Grand PRAIRIE
TEXAS. where lays TO rest his deyoteo
wife. who died many years previously
directed by Mr.. w e. Ewing had d.
rection Of the burial.
with parting we leave behind,
Footprints Of service on the sands o.
time:
Though stricIened with death in the
rlpeneas Of years.
Joy should come to those left behlnd
mot tears,
Or the products Of usefulness that
appears
We. All must at some time leave 70
meet
should ID make our lie sublime and
sweet.
With deeds that viii ever grow