of this kind should be entirely sep
arate from the A. N. B. This year
many members of the churches came
with the other delegates. The two
Sundays November the ninth ami
sixteenth were given over to this
work.
Rev. Mr. Bromley of the Presby
terian church of Haines preached a
deeply spiritual sermon on the morn
ing of the first Sunday. Mr. Peter
Simpson conducted a popular meet
ing in the afternoon while the even
ing service was in charge of the
Christian Endeavor Society of Ju
neau.
Rev. Mr. Stillman of the Congre
gational church of Douglas stirred
the hearts of all with a splendid
sermon on the morning of the sec
ond Sunday. Re was assisted by
Rev. Mr. Pederson of the Presby
terian church of Klawack who,
though he is the youngest man in
our presbytery the people are be
ginning to feel he is a man after
their own hearts. Special music by
our own orchestra and singing by a
choir from out of town friends. Rev.
Mr. Bush pronounced the benediction
* * *
Congregational singing was a fea
ture of the afternoon service led by
Wm. L. Paul. An address on the
best organization for the churches of
Alaska was then given by the Rev.
Mr. Waggoner, field worker for the
Presbyterian church, which resulted
in an open forum and the adoption
of the Christian Endeavor as the
best society for all the churches.
The officers of the District Union
of the C. E. were elected. Mr. Sam
Davis of Kasaan, President; Mrs.
John Newel of Sitka, Vice-President;
Mr. Frank Mercer of Juneau, Cor
responding Secretary; Miss Ruth
Willard of Juneau, Recording Secre
tary and Mr. Sam Johnson of An
goon, Treasurer. The evening ser
vice was in charge of Rev. Mr. Wag
goner and Rev. Mr. Stillman and
was one of the most impressive. All
services were held in the hall as
the church could not hold the crowds.
While the A. N. B. is a purely
native organization no measure was
advocated or supported that was not
of equal advantage to the white
brotherhood of the territory. Many
prominent white men were invited
to address the assembly. Wednesday
evening was devoted to religious
topics and Rev. Mr. Bush of the
Episcopal church of Ketchikan de
livered a stirring address on the
ideals of brotherhood. On other
days most profitable addresses were
made. Mr. Walker, Chief of the
Biological Survey gave a very help
ful talk on fur and game animals.
Ex-Senator Snodgrass on the agri
cultural problems of the country.
W arden Coddard gave some good
advice on how to enforce the game
laws. Mr. Hawkes worth of the
Bureau of Education spoke on the
health crusade. The privilege of
the floor was granted to any one
who had something to say for the
good of the whole.
* * *
Mrs. Edith Rider, R. N. gave a
most interesting address on the Red
Cross work in the territory. Resolu
tions endorsing and supporting the
Red Cross were passed by the Bro
therhood. Mrs. Rider has charge
of the medical department for the
Bureau of Education in Hoonah.
* * *
A very profitable hour was spent
by the delegates visiting the U. S
public school which is under the care
of Mr. Joseph Stansfield.
Mrs. Gross, one of the teacher.-.
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Phone White 76 Night
Phone 307
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from Kake and Miss Keaton, the
government nurse from the same
place, were most welcome visitors,
coming with the delegates from that
progressive little city.
♦ * *
Two evenings were given over to
social activities, the rest of the time
being spent on the business of the
order which touched every phase of
life in the first division.
* * *
We would like to mention all the
dinners that were given and the
many social events that took place
between the sessions but space will
not permit. It is the object of this
little paper to let our friends know
something of what is going on among
cur people in S. E. Alaska.
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