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An hu ajl Convention
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AlaNative iKr#iii#itlt®i>d
SITKA ALA8KA. November, 18 - 25, 1928
(Morning Sessions at 10; Afternoon, at 2; Evening at
8 O’clock, unless otherwise announced).
Louis F. Paul, Grand President
Eli Katinook in charge of Music.
Music by Klawock Choir, Leader, “Chief Eagle Horse”
Charles Cutter
FIRST SESSION
1.. Morning Service.
SECOND SESSION
2.. Afternoon Session—If Announced.
THIRD SESSION
Evening Worship—Memorial Service for WILLIAM
H. LEWIS, Wrangell, Late Grand Treasurer, WILLIAM
IRVL\E, Kasaan Mem r r Grand Camp.
Rev. Samuel G. Davis, Kasaan, Grand Treasurer,
In charge.
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MONDAY
FIRST SESSION
Invocation—Harry Willard,, of Juneau.
Hrotlierhood Battle Hymn.
Scripture and Prayer—Samuel G. Davis,
Roll Call—Brotherhood and Sisterhood
Address of W elcome—Louis Short ridge,
Response—Louis I<\ Paul, of Petersburg.
Announcements.
Minutes of Previous Convention.
SECOND SESSION
of Kasaan.
Camps,
of Sitka.
1. Continuation of Miuutes.
8. Balance of afternoon and evening in hands of the
Sitka Camp—Brotherhood and Sisterhood.
TUESDAY, November —0 1928.
FIRST SESSION
1. Invocation.
2. Reports of Delegates.
SECOND SESSION
1. Invocation.
2. Reports of Delegates.
3. Requested Topics from the Camps.
4. Rood of the Order.
THIRD SESSION
1. Invocation.
2 Rhetorical Contest—Open to All Native Children
in the 3tl», (tth and 7th Grades. ,
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WEDNESDAY, November 21st, 1928 I
FIRST SESSION
1. Invocation.
2. General Business.
SECOND SESSION
1. Invocation.
2. Reception by Sheldon Jackson School.
Welcome by Dr. James H. Condit, Stipt.
Response by William L. Paul, Executive
Committee, Grand Camp.
THURSDAY, November 22nd.
FIRST SESSION
1. Invocation.
2. General Business.
SECOND SESSION
1. Invocation.
2. Address—“Vision.” Dr. Itae L. Carlson, of Ketchikan
3. Address—Jonathan II. Wagner, Seattle, Chief Alas
ka Division, U. S. Bureau of Education.
THIRD SESSION r
1. Invocation.
2. “The Fish Question ’—Discussion directed by Louis
F. Paul, of Petersburg.
FRIDAY, November 23rd, 1928.
FIRST SESSION
1. Invocation.
2. General Business. (Executive Session—Accredited
Members of Grand Camp, only).
SECOND SESSION
1. Invocation.
2. Election of Grand Officers for 1929.
3. Report of Committees.
THIRD SESSION
1. Invocation.
2. “The Work and Future of the Alaska Native Broth
erhood”—William L. Paul of Ketchikan.
SATURDAY, November 24, 1928
3. General Business.
2. Reports of Committees.
1. Invocation.
FIRST SESSION
SECOND SESSION
*1. Invocation. x ,
2. Continuation of morning program.
1. Grand Camp Reception.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25th, 1928
1. Union Services—Native Presbyterian Church
Rev. James II. Condit, D.D. in Charge.
EVENING SERVICES
1. Union Services—Native Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Ray James, Grand President, Alaska
Native Sisterhood, Sitka, In Charge.
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