Klawock Pr sbyterian Choir and its
loader. Charles Cutter, the choir of
‘he St. Misha el’s Society, the orches
tras of Iloonah and Klawock, and
tne hand composed of players from
‘he many towns which attended the
convention.
Adopted unanimously this 2Gth
day of November, 192S at Sitka,
A i ask a.
WILLIAM L. PAUL,..
Grand President
Attest
SANDY A. STLV10NS
Grand Secretary
XIJKLDOX J\< liSO\ SCHOOL
This Resolution Tolls Its Own Story
Resolut ion No. 1!>
Wherons tho Sheldon Jackson
School has rlayod an important part
in providing tor tho entertainment
of the guests of the Brand Conven
tion of the Alaska Native1 Brother
hood which convened at Sitka. Alas
ka from November ISth to Novem
ber 26th, 192S, and
Whereas the Sheldon Jackson
School and its predecessor the Sitka
Training School has played the prin
cipal part in educating and training
’he natives of Alaska and thus made
possible this convention, pronounced
by all to be fhe most successful and
far reaching of all the conventions
of the Alaska Native Brotherhood
since its first in 1913,
Be it resolved that by this re
* oliition we convey our thanks and
cypress our confidence in the Sheldon
Jackson School, its splendid faculty
of Christian workers, and particular
ly in the wise leadership of Dr.
..nines II. Condit, its superinten
dent
Adopted unanimously this 20th
day of November, 1928.
WILLIAM L. PAUL,
Grand President
Attesa
SANDY A. STEVENS,
Grand Secretary
Busoi/imoxs or thanks
IT \v.\s THK BUST
Resolution No. 20
Whereas the Grand Camp of tlie
Alaska Native Brotherhood has just
.’ompleted its fifteenth convention,
and
Whereas, in the best judgment of
those who have attended these con
ventions during- all these years, this
one at Sitka Alaska, held from No
i ember ISth to November 20th,
1!*2S, is the very best in respect to
results of the work of this organi
sation, expansion of the Brother
hood and Sisterhood, largeness of
delegations and visitors, complete
entertainment of these delegations
and visitors, entailing a great
amount of work in the preparation
o' shelter, food, and entertainment,
And whereas it is the desire of
this Convention to thank those par
ticipating in a formal way,
lie it rpsolved this convention ex
press its thanks to the local camp of
the Alaska Native Brotherhood No.
One, and of the Alaska Native
Sisterhood Number Four, to the of
f’cers of these respective camps, and
Louis Shotridge, chairman of the
Executive Committee, for his untir
ing efforts in planning, arranging
r«nd providing for physical comforts
of the delegates and visitors to this
Convention.
Adopted unanimously at Sitka,
I his 20th day of November, 192S.
WILLIAM L. PAUL,
Grand President.
SANDY A. STEVENS,
Grand Secretary.
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