Wilcox County AlArchives Obituaries.....Eula Jennings Dale December 23 1905
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Wilcox Progressive Era, Thursday, January 11, 1906
Death of Mrs. Eula Jennings Dale.
  It is with sadness that we chronicle the death of Mrs. Eula Jennings 
Dale which sad event occurred on Saturday morning, December 23rd, at 3 
o'clock. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. F. Jennings and 
throughout her life was a resident of this place.
  While she had been ill for some time, having suffered a relapse some 
months ago from measles, her death came as a great shock to her family 
and friends who were not conscious of her desperate condition until a 
few hours before her death. The interment occurred at 10 o'clock Sunday 
morning services being conducted by Rev. S. N. Burns, pastor of the 
Methodist Church, and Rev. E. P. Smith, pastor of the Baptist Church.
  The death of Mrs. Dale takes from our midst one who was generally 
loved and respected. In early life she joined the Methodist Church but, 
after her marriage to Mr. W. N. Dale several years ago, she joined the 
Presbyterian Church, that of his choice. After her husband's death she 
took active charge of The West Alabamian and only released control a 
few days before her death. Throughout her life she was a devout 
Christian and when sickness and suffering came to her she was 
submissive to God's will, ready when the summons came, and bade her 
loved ones meet her in Heaven.
  She leaves one child, a little daughter, still too young to realize 
the great loss of a mother's love, and to her and to the grief stricken 
parents and brothers and sisters we extend the deepest sympathy.
- The Alabamian-Herald


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