The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-20
News From Windsor, Ont.
by Arytla Chase

The fine baby Daughter and
Mrs. Cook are both doing nicely.
Ben Smiths Tourist Home is
having fine run this spring
Tourists enjoy good food and COM
Portable sleeping quarters
All on the sick list are doing as
We'll as can be expected.
Dresden News
Sunday evening May Z. marked
The greatest gathering OF colored
people. Chatham has had in some
lime People came from near and
far 10 pay tribute to the oldest
mfmbor ~ the colored clergy in
this district The Rev. j. G.. Brown
ing. of Dresden. Ont. The event was
held AT the Community Church In
Chatham whore great crowd gath
cred On the lawn when the church
MAS filled to its capacity The
Evangelist Quartette rendered some
beautiful numbers dedicating them
10 Rev. Browning, and Manager
Greene gave a fine talk commend
!ng The clergyman for his long
years OF serNire and the life he
had lived as leader
The A Girls quartet - The
Canadian Gospel singers. were all
80 impressive. Mrs. G. L. Morton,
aud lnez Morgan sang duet. Miss
y. Chambers rendered a solo. rs
dii Mrs. Bernice kersey, all Of
Windsor. Miss Sally Jones OF De-
iruii, sang two numbers, the first
The Little Wooden Church 10
ROY. Browning and the second was
dedicated 10 all the ministers pres
en' The Prince Albert Baptist Iun-
luc choir led By Mr.. and Mrs
Geofge Simmons dedicated Happy
fn. 70 Elder Morton.
Among the ministers present
w-lr the Revs. +. o. stewart. OF
y. Buxton Brown OF Chatham,
lrfry Of Chatham. crosby OF De
lgsi. wilson OF Amhersiburg. Tai
~ OF y. Buxton and Dresden. Elder
Wlson Of y. Buxton. Burke pastor
~ &C. Community church. A. lIar-
i-oA and Elder Morton OF Wind
-or. who was in charge OF the scr-
Vices Rev. Browning was Very
lilhlv spoken OF my all. Elder
Nuion. recommended the good life
mar The minister had lived. Though
p,N in falling health. Rev. Brown
Ing IS yet ready 10 be OF service Ia
t,A and his fellowman wheneyef
n,,ded II was also brought out
tla fhls Rally Day, should be held
oleo a Year
Iey Morton pointed out that
n Bsownlng was a good man aud
ljMD lahorcd IN The church work
af hid otfcn lon his work ~
npw.g the can Of someone who
r did his service. He has married
lhgc'l and boon Of any other SER
Nire he could Willingly. and Is
l,ehly esteemed throughout cana
da ana wherever he Is known, Elder
Norton pointed ont thai We shonle
.Nr flowers white the recipient
s. able to see and enjoy them
$50 should look afler the inieres'
OF those who have labored so har,
with rs since Rev Browning is 90
III health We should All rememhel
this splcndd man often.
Mrs. Browning was SO happy n
SEQ such manifestation OF Tho
esteem ia Witch they arc held. was
unable 10 hnd Words ~ thank
The Roy. ana Mrs. Brownins
wish 10 express their thanks
10 the Reys Norton and Burke ans
all The other ministers and friends
who made THIS crca' rally possible
and shall long remember tho kind
ness Of their many friends.
4 sum Of owe hanered dollars
and nineteen cents was taken M
for tho couple Elder Morton iii,
not take tex and stated that had
he taken one II would have been Isl
Timothy Sis "'rhou shall not mrz.
1lc The OK ihai 'reado'h Tho corn
And The laboarcr j. WORTHY OF his
reward