A. N. 5. & A. N. B,
The new officers of the Sis
terhood at Hoonah are Mrs.
Sam Johnson, President; Mrs.
Lillian Fawcett, Vice-President;
Mrs. Katy Davis, Secretary;
Mrs. Peter Davis, Treasurer.
The Hoonah Sisterhood Camp
has just received their new
charter, and are very happy
and proud of it. It is printed
on real sheepskin, with the
names of the first officers print
ed in old English type, the
colors of the Sisterhood and
seal are also on it all encased
in a fine frame of silver.
The Klukwan Spirit
“The community have decid
ed in their public meeting that
they will give FREE trans
portation between Haines and
Klukwan to the Delegates to
the A. N. B. Convention next
November and they will give
special rates on the fare for
visitors. They will have enough
cars here to take up all the
delegates At One Time, all the
Fourteen Camps,” so writes
their corresponding secretary
Andrew Wanamaker.
The greetings among the dif
ferent camps should be this
“I will see you in Klukwan.”
A lot of people think the word
“Klukwan” refers to a hen and
so they laugh. But the word
means “The town that always
was.” The spirit of such a
town never dies.
Haines
What Haines lacks in num
bers, it makes up in spirit. We
think one reason for that is
that they have with them this
year “Judge” Gibson. The
Judge reports that some of the
Haines Brothers are a little
afraid to buy bonds in the A.
N. B. Printing plant for fear
they might lose their money.
Well, Judge, tell the Brothers
that the Grand Camp is behind
the plant and at its last con
vention, declared that it would
GUARANTEE the investment
so that no individual will lose
any money. In addition to
this, tell them that the editor
will guarantee their investment.
Nobody can foretell the future,
except perhaps that fortune
teller in Juneau who is permit
ted to lie within the city limits
by J. J. Connor and his coun
cil, but let us have a little
faith, and if we lose it will be
in a good cause.
The officers of the Haines
Camp of the Alaska Native
Sisterhood for 1926 are as fol
lows ; Mrs. J. Leslie, Pres
ident; Mrs. Perkins, Secretary;
Mrs. Jim Clonat, Treasurer;
Mrs. J. Donawalk, Sergeant-at
Arms; Mrs. J. Mark, Social
Committee.
Klawock
That great big fine town of
Klawock has not yet come up
to the expectations of the Grand
Convention in Brotherhood
work. We think it is because
they do not hold their meetings
every Monday as required by
the Constitution. They show
a fine spirit when it comes to
buying the ALASKA FISH
ERMAN, giving due credit to
the work which Fred Williams
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