The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-11-12
SHERMAN.

Sherman, Texas, Nov. 10, 1921.
Would like to know the where
abouts of my sister, Miss Gabe
Flournoy, my mothers name, Mrs.
Catherine Flournoy. They once lived
at Victoria and Edna, Texas. 1t has
been about Is years since l have
seen them. Any information, ad-
dress Bob Taylor, 207 w. Lee St.,
Sherman Texas.
Rev. H. D. Allen preached the
dedicatory sermon morning of the
9Th inst, of new Fifty Thousand
Dollar Church, Oak Street Baptist
Church, Rev. H. NJ. Edwards, pas
tor at Texarkana, Texas, while away.
Rev. Harrison Hill, asst. pastor of
Harmony Baptist Church, occupied
the pulpit morning and evening SER
vices. Miss Essie B. Oliver of Naples
is domiciled at the residence of Rev.
and Mrs. H. d. Allen. Mr.. Charlie
Harris and Miss Oslo Jones were
united in holy bonds of wedlock by
Rev. A. Thomas at the parsonage
rencently. DR.. d. w. Porter, our
much efficient and well thought of
| physician among both white and
Colored, after Is months absence.
from city, successfully practicing in
Dallas with his son, DR.. G. G. Por-
ter; has returned to the city and re-
opened offices in his elegant resi-
dence for the time being, corner
Brockett and Branch streets. Mrs.
A. L. Watson contemplates making
/ Los Angeles, Calf, her home. Rev.
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James M. e. church here left this
week accompanied by his family
for his new field of labor at Jones
Chapel M. e. Church in East Waco.
The new pastor of st. James M. E.,
here, Rev w. H. Purnell preached
his iniatory sermon morning of the
9Th inst, before large congrega-
, ton. Mrs. G. j. Richardson, little
son and sister, Miss Hattie Corsey
! left 9Th inst, visit relatives in Wa
CO. The Sylvia club of Fred Douglas
| high school was royalty entertained
at the palatial residence of Miss Re-
ia Mae Childs, 603 West Lamar,
she being hostess for grand occa-
sion. There was music on the piano
and victrol3. Relicacies of the seas
on were served. Others present were
Misses Thelma L. Douglas, Orlena
Sims, Leitha Cornelius. Mary Louise
Osbey; Lucille Houston, Inez Plea,
Fanny Johnson, Lucille Franklin,
Bessie Blanton, Bonnie Martin, and
Halle Walton. Messrs. Silas John
son, Samuel Hume, Jesse Saunders,
Jno. H. Jones. Jas. Douglass, w.
! Kempt, Leroy Henderson, VIM. Pat
terson, Lane Nicholson, Reynolds
Douglas. Miss Clariece Dillingham;
has returned from visit of relatives
in Mt. Pleasant. Little Miss Ora Lee
Jennings of Kerns is here attending
Fred Douglass High School with her
cousin Miss Suse Mae Cox. Mines.
Minnie Brown and Beulah Ingram
rendered Mrs. Lula Batsell, Fare
well reception Wednesday evening
at the palatial residence of Mrs.
Browns, who has moved to Dallas,
where she goes to join her sister,
Mrs. Sarah Kidd. There were many
of her friends present who bid her
success on her departure. Music. was
on piano and victrola. Mr.. ]. Knox
Chinn, our efficient merchant tailor
has moved to Los Angeles, Calf,
he and his handsome young bride
OF few weeks. Mr. Jno. w. Fenet
has returned from McAllster, Okla,
where he attended the funeral of
Mrs. Mary Davis. Mrs. Davis once
lived here. Miss Essie Bell Oliver
is sick listed. Invincible Concert Co..
is here at Andrews Theatre, Dec.
6. Giant Of His Race in photo play
will be here on the Is and 16 of
this month at the Andrews Thea
tire. From Manager to Cross" on
Thanksgiving day at Andrews Thea
tire. DR.. s. L. Goodson is sickl'sted.
Mrs. M. Reatrice Cam of Pine Bluff.
Ark, is visiting her mother and
other relatives. Mr. T. L. Foster of
Fort Worth, is visiting mother and
other relatives.