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Editorial - Page 2 Legacy of Opal W. Jones Opal W. Jones, 92, of Dallas passed away on Sunday, July 31, 2016 at Baylor Scott & White Hospital in Plano, TX. Opal was born in Jefferson, Texas on September 8, 1923 to Corine and Will Odell Williams. Survivors include her daughters; Sharon (Everette) Gray of Herndon, VA, Carolyn (William) Henderson Show Me The Money of Dallas, TX and Marilyn Foster of Houston, TX, brothers; J.W. by Linda Villarosa (Esterlyn) Williams of Los Angeles, CA, Carl (Marie) Williams of (NNPA Contributor) Dallas, TX and Leonard Williams of Dallas, TX, sister, Linda Calendar of Events- Leach of Dallas, TX; six grandchildren, eight great‐grandchil‐ Page 3 dren and a loving community that will miss her dearly. A Wake will be held 6‐8 PM on Monday, August 8 and the Funeral Service will be held on Tuesday, August 9 at 11:00 AM. Both services will be held at Cedar Crest Cathedral CME Church, 1616 East Illinois Avenue, Dallas, TX 75216. After the Funeral 2nd Annual Service, burial will follow in Hillcrest Memorial Park at 7405 W. Community Health Fair Northwest Hwy, Dallas, TX 75225. In lieu of flowers, donations Sports - Page 4 may be made to the Cedar Crest Cathedral CME Church Youth September 8, 1923 – July 31, 2016 Ministry at church address above. Her Turn Now: Hillary Clinton Promises Steady Hand in Dangerous World Texas Rangers Schedule

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1 Corinthians 13:4-7 NIV 4 Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. 5 It does not dishonor AP Photo/John Locher others, it is not self- seeking, it is not easily (AP) — Promising Americans a steady hand, Hillary Clinton cast herself Thursday night as a unifier for divided times, an experienced angered, it keeps no leader steeled for a volatile world. She aggressively challenged Republican Donald Trump's ability to do the same. record of wrongs. 6 "Imagine him in the Oval Office facing a real crisis," Clinton said as she accepted the Democratic nomination for president. "A man you Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with can bait with a tweet is not a man we can trust with nuclear weapons." the truth. 7 It always Clinton took the stage to roaring applause from flag‐waving delegates on the final night of the Democratic convention, relishing her protects, always trusts, nomination as the first woman to lead a major U.S. political party. The program paid tribute to law enforcement officers killed on duty, always hopes, always perseveres. including five who died in Dallas earlier this month in retaliation for officer‐involved shootings in Minnesota and Louisiana. Through four nights of polished convention pageantry, Democratic heavyweights told a different story about Clinton. The most powerful validation came Wednesday night from President Barack Obama, her victorious primary rival in 2008. Obama declared Clinton not only Quote of can defeat Trump's "deeply pessimistic vision" but also realize the "promise of this great nation." Seeking to offset possible weariness with a politician who has been in the spotlight for decades, he said of Clinton: "She's been there the Week for us, even if we haven't always noticed." “I know where I'm Clinton was introduced by her daughter, Chelsea, who spoke warmly of her mother as a woman "driven by compassion, by faith, by going and I know the kindness, a fierce sense of justice, and a heart full of love." truth, and I don't "Violence is not the answer," Dallas Sheriff Lupe Valdez said. "Yelling, screaming and calling each other names is not going to do it." have to be what you On the convention's closing night, Clinton sought to reach beyond the Democratic base, particularly to moderate Republicans unnerved want me to be. I'm by Trump. free to be what I want.” Muhammad Ali STATE FAIR OF TEXAS SEASONAL JOBS NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE AT BIGTEX.COM/JOBS Coming Soon...Our 70th Anniversary Edition! August 4 - 10, 2016 The Dallas Post Tribune Page 2A

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We will not be held responsible for their event to bring atten‐ PRODUCTION any errors if the article placer or tion to the “massive dis‐ Ms. Chloe Buckley advertiser does not proof their Mrs. Mattie Weatherman article or advertisement. connect” between the ple died from AIDS around occurring in that country, austerity measures,” Mrs. Shirley Gray 6) Articles and advertisements promises to end HIV/AIDS the world; that number one conference attendee explained Kates, a Kaiser received past the stated deadlines PHOTOGRAPHER will be held over for the next pub‐ by 2030 and the lack of dropped to about 1 mil‐ carried a sign that read Family Foundation vice Mr. Floyd Ferguson lication if applicable. funding to actually make lion in 2015. Sixteen years England—Don’t “Brexit” president. “We also know Mr. Frederick Waheed 7) We will not be held respon‐ it happen. sible for pictures that are not ago, 770,000 people living the AIDS Response. that they are faced with ADVISORY BOARD claimed after two (2) weeks. But is this a Chicken with the virus had access Funding for HIV competing demands, Dr. George Willis, Chairman Pictures held after two (2) weeks Little tactic to create the to treatment, compared declined for 13 of 14 including refugee and Dr. C.C. Russeau, Co‐Chair are subject to disposal. Dr. Gwen Clark, Co‐Chair 8) Advertisement positioning appearance of need? Or is to 17 million currently. donor governments humanitarian emergen‐ Dr. Thalia Matherson, Secretary based on a first‐come basis. it real? According to a UNAIDS estimates that assessed in the analysis, in cies that are affecting Mrs. LaWanda Durham Mitchell Positioning can be guaranteed for Mrs. Delia Lyons Dr. Ruth Wyrick ‐Mrs. 15% over total cost. new report, yes, it’s real. to reach its “fast track” part because of a techni‐ their budgets.” Shirley Fridia ‐ ‐Dr. Alfred Roberts ‐ Credo of The Black Press Donor government goals and end AIDS in the cal reason: The U.S. dollar No matter the explana‐ Mrs. Sharon H. Cornell ‐ Mrs. Alvastine The Black Press believes that funding to support HIV Carr America can best lead the world next 14 years requires an became stronger, result‐ tions, activists are wor‐ Mrs. Barbara Sweet Williams away from racial and national efforts in low‐ and mid‐ increase of at least $7.2 ing in the depreciation of ried—and angry. “We Ms. Joan Fowler, Mrs. Bobbie Foster antagonisms when it accords to every person, regardless of race, dle‐income countries fell billion by 2020. “Our most other donor curren‐ can’t be silent in the face color or creed, full human and legal for the first time in five progress is incredibly frag‐ cies. Even some of the of hypocrisy and broken rights. Hating no person, fearing no person, the Black Press strives to years in 2015, according ile,” said Michel Sidibe, drop in funding from the promises,” said Nkhensani help every person in the firm belief to data gathered and ana‐ executive director of U.S. itself can be Mavasa, chair of South that all are hurt as long as anyone is lyzed jointly by the Kaiser held back. UNAIDS. “If we do not act explained away on paper. Africa’s Treatment Action Family Foundation and now, we risk resurgence The U.S. pushed some of Campaign, during the Editorial Board: Vice Chairman ‐ Mrs. Shirley Gray; Consultant ‐ UNAIDS. In U.S. currency, and resistance.” its dollars into the 2016 AIDS 2016 opening cere‐ Mrs. Dorothy Lee; Consultant ‐ Ms. Peggy Walker; Consultant ‐ over $1 billion dried up; Dr. Ester Davis; Consultant The United States con‐ spread sheet to pay for mony. “Governments are AIDS money dropped tributes the lion’s share to the new DREAMS project refusing to deliver funding from $8.6 billion in 2014 global funding—66 per‐ aimed at attacking HIV increases and this is unac‐ to $7.5 billion in 2015, a cent—and American dol‐ infections among girls and ceptable.” 13 percent decline. lars decreased from $5.6 young women in sub‐ More bluntly, she Money matters. With billion in 2014 to $5 bil‐ Saharan Africa and to added: “When your house It’s Time to Renew the goal of ending AIDS by lion in 2015. 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Signature______VICTORY OVER THE ENSLAVING POWER OF SIN, PART I power.” er to live a Spirit‐empow‐ Therefore, the one who is In the believer’s spiritu‐ ered life. Through the controlled by the sinful al walk, all he needs to do indwelling Holy Spirit, nature cannot appease Credo of is to yield to the power of God fulfills the righteous God (v. 8). Having spoken the indwelling Holy Spirit demands of the Law in about the contrasting The Black Press for victory (Galatians those who “walk not after lives of those who are 5:16). The believer is the flesh, but after the controlled by the sinful The Black Press believes that America can tremendously blessed in Spirit” (v. 4). nature versus those con‐ best lead the world away from racial and his spiritual life because In verse 5, the Apostle trolled by the Holy Spirit, his new state is expressed Paul contrasts the life of Paul told these Roman national antagonisms when it accords to By John Calvin Smith by saying that he is “in one who is controlled by believers that they were every person, regardless of race, color or Christ”. His new state of the sinful nature and one indwelled by the Holy creed, full human and legal rights. Hating As we viewed Chapter 7 being “in Christ” (Romans controlled by the Spirit. Spirit; therefore, they are no person, fearing no person, the Black of Romans, Paul was 8:1) has replaced the old The one controlled by the not to be controlled by Press strives to help every person in the firm experiencing a perplexing state in Romans 7:6. sinful nature will have his the sinful nature, but by Christian life; in contrast Because of a believer’s mind set on what the the Holy Spirit (v. 9). belief that all are hurt as long as anyone is in Chapter 8, one explores wonderful union with nature desires; whereas Because of the indwelling held back. the great blessings pos‐ Christ as expressed in the one who is controlled presence of Christ in a sessed by the believer verse 1, the believer is to by the Spirit will have his believer’s life, a believer is through Jesus Christ know that he is totally lib‐ mind set on what the alive spiritually. Finally, (Romans 7:25). In erated from the Law of sin Spirit desires. Paul the grand Apostle related Articles through‐ Romans 8:1, the key to and death (v. 2). In verses explains in verse 6 that to these believers that victory for each believer is 3‐4, the foundation for a the mind of a carnal mind‐ God has guaranteed spiri‐ out The Dallas to be thoroughly con‐ believer’s new walk in the ed man (sinful man) is tual resurrection power vinced that our great God Holy Spirit is due to the death. However, the for their mortal bodies Post Tribune has removed from him all fact that God sent Jesus mind controlled by the and physical resurrection condemnation. The Christ to die a vicarious Spirit is life and peace (v. for their mortal bodies in reflect the views expression “no condem‐ death for mankind; and 6). the future at the Rapture nation” means not only through His sacrificial The sinful mind of verse (v. 11). of their authors, deliverance from sin’s death, Christ paid the full 6 is totally hostile to God guilt, but also from sin’s payment for sin and made and does not submit to May God Bless! and not neces‐ it possible for each believ‐ God’s law (v. 7). sarily those of Articles throughout The Dallas Post Tribune reflect the views of their authors, and this publication. not necessarily those of this publication. August 4 - 10, 2016 The Dallas Post Tribune Page 3A CALENDAR OF EVENTS Cultural Center's resident tion, visit http://dallascul‐ AUGUST theater company, Soul Rep, ture.org/SDCulturalCenter will kick off its.10/20 or like us on Congresswoman Eddie Anniversary season with Facebook.com/SouthDallas Bernice Johnson hosts The Colored Museum, Aug. CulturalCenter. The SDCC is The 2016 Annual Youth 12‐14 at 3400 S. Fitzhugh a program of the City of Summit and Diversity Ave. Performances are at 8 Dallas Office of Cultural Dialogue p.m. Friday and Saturday Affairs and supported in Tuesday August 9th, 2016 and 3 p.m. on Sunday. part by Texas Commission SMU Meadows School of This groundbreaking satir‐ on the Arts. the Arts ical play about race and Soul Rep Theatre 6101 Bishop Blvd. Black culture by George C. 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Texas Sales Tax Holiday is Aug. 5‐7 (AUSTIN) ‐ Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar reminds shoppers they can save money on certain items priced for less than $100 during the state's annual sales tax holiday. This year, the sales tax holiday is scheduled for Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 5‐7. The law exempts most clothing, footwear, school supplies and backpacks priced below $100 from sales tax, saving shoppers about $8 on every $100 they spend during the weekend. "As families all over our state prepare to send their children back to school, we hope folks take advantage of this opportunity to get the supplies they need and save some money in the process," Hegar said. "As the father of three young children, I know how these expenses can add up. This event provides Texas families with some relief from state and local sales taxes." Lists of apparel and school supplies that may be purchased tax‐free can be found on the Comptroller's website at TexasTaxHoliday.org. This year, shoppers will save an estimated $92 million in state and local sales taxes during the sales tax holiday. The tax holiday weekend has been an annual event since 1999. August 4 - 10, 2016 The Dallas Post Tribune Page 4A SPORTS PAGE

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Athletes, band members at risk during summer ‘two‐a‐days’

This time of the year student athletes and band members across Dallas‐Fort Worth are engaging in twice‐daily practices in anticipation of the upcoming football season. And even though the Metroplex averages 18 100‐degree days a year, Parkland Health & Hospital System physicians warn that heat exhaustion can be deadly even if temperatures don’t hit the century mark. A combination of high humidity and temperatures in the ‘90s can have the same effect as triple‐digit days. Exposure to extreme heat can result in illness‐ es and injuries, heat stroke, heat exhaustion, heat cramps or heat‐related rashes. In the last six years Parkland Memorial Hospital has seen more than 240 patients with heat‐related diagnoses in its emergency department. “A lot of schools are holding ‘two‐a‐days’ to prepare for the upcoming sea‐ son. Even though many of the practices are held before sunrise or after sun‐ rises rapidly, the sweating mechanism fails, and the body is unable to cool set there is still a risk for injuries that directly correspond to the heat,” said down.” Alexander L. Eastman, MD, MPH, Medical Director and Chief of the Rees‐ When heat stroke occurs, body temperature can rise to 106 degrees Jones Trauma Center at Parkland and Assistant Professor of Surgery at The Fahrenheit or higher within 10 to 15 minutes. Heat stroke can cause death or University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center. “Most people lose as much permanent disability if emergency treatment is not given. as one to two quarts of fluid during an hour of exercise. When you’re not Dr. Eastman offers the following steps to treat an athlete with suspected drinking enough fluids, your muscles get tired quickly and you may have leg heat stroke: cramps while walking or running.” Athletes, Dr. Eastman said, can lose as much as three quarts of fluids an ‐ Call 911 and notify their coach or a person in authority hour during an intense workout, leading to illnesses such as heat exhaustion. ‐ Move the person to a cool shaded area Heat exhaustion occurs when people are exposed to high temperatures, ‐ Cool him/her with methods such as: especially when combined with strenuous physical activity and humidity, and ‐ Soaking their clothes with water when the body loses fluids and becomes dehydrated. When heat exhaustion ‐ Spraying, sponging or showering them with water elevates, it may result in heat stroke, a life‐threatening medical condition ‐ Fanning their body occurring when the body’s cooling system, which is controlled by the brain, stops working. The resulting high body temperature causes damage to inter‐ “It’s important to stop exercising, running, tackling or marching if you nal organs, including the brain, and could result in death. become dizzy or lightheaded or you feel very tired. Pay attention to your body “It’s important that everyone, and in this case coaches and band directors, and to those around you,” Dr. Eastman added. “If you see something, say know the symptoms of heat‐related illnesses, especially heat stroke which is something because these are the critical first signs that something is wrong.” the most serious heat‐related disorder,” Dr. Eastman said. “It occurs when the body becomes unable to control its temperature: the body’s temperature For additional information, visit www.parklandhospital.com. Advertise The Dallas Post Tribune Prayer List Chambers & Families Donna Hunt Family Mr. Cornell Neally Thompson with Camp Wisdom Church Mrs. Joan Fowler & Family Ms. Dana Norris Bro. Willie Dr. T.R. 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The Premise Love of God, Love of Country, Love of Self, Love of Humanity, the Will to Serve. Read The Dallas Post Tribune online at www.dallasposttrib.com August 4 - 10, 2016 The Dallas Post Tribune Page 6A 2ND ANNUAL PASTOR APPRECIATION ty. The loving couple lives by the mantra, “God First, God’s Will and God’s Servant.” Their young adult daughter Rachael can be found dividing her time between attending Sam Houston State University and lending a helping hand around the church. Morning worship starts at 10:30 a.m., and the speaker is Rev. Dwayne Bradford, Pastor of Samaritan Bible Way Church in Dallas, Texas. Immediately following morning worship, at 2:00 p.m., members and guests will attend a fel‐ lowship luncheon at the Clarion Hotel in DeSoto, Texas. The speaker for the luncheon is Rev. Von Carl Thomas, Pastor of Greater St. James Missionary Baptist Church New Founder’s Pastor, Rev. Rudolph Phillips and First Lady Regenia Phillips Missionary Baptist Greater St. James to focus on the following Church in Ennis, Texas. Missionary Baptist target areas: (1) Both services will include Church will host its 2nd Community Outreach, the Spoken Word, inspi‐ Appreciation Services for which includes mission‐ rational singing, youth their Pastor, Rev. Rudolph ary assignments and and auxiliary presenta‐ Phillips and First Lady neighborhood canvass‐ tions. The attire for the Regenia Phillips on ing, (2) Bible Study, (3) occasion is classic black Sunday, August 14, 2016. Tithing, (4) Leadership and summer white. The Pastor’s Appreciation training, and (5) Church Luncheon tickets are $25 Committee, co‐chaired by building renovation. The and can be purchased by Associate Minister, Rev. Pastor’s endeavors have contacting the church Conway James and his been manifested through office at (214) 376‐3110. wife, Johnnie James, have prayer, meditation, fast‐ The church administra‐ planned a joy filled ing and member support. tive assistants, LaShawna Sunday sure to welcome First Lady Regenia has Bailey and Royce Taylor, the Holy Spirit to have His exemplified and personi‐ are on call to answer way. This year’s theme is: fied the term, “help‐ inquiries. Everything else “A Pastor perfecting the meet,” as found in is free because Jesus Saints for the work of the Genesis 2:18. Her com‐ already paid the price. ministry.” Ephesians 4:11. mitment to her Pastor Therefore, all are invited Over the past year, Pastor and her tireless work in and welcome to join us Phillips has spearheaded church emulates a mental for this spectacular occa‐ a major church campaign and spiritual compatibili‐ sion.

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