University of the Pacific School of Dentistry - Chips Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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l iT 'lRC5Oll1lllOl15 On the death of Brother Harry Wood Braylon, Nl. D., adopted by 'Beta Chapter, Alpha Kappa Kappa Fralernityf' Collele of Physicians and Surgeons, San Francisco. California. wlJ6rCa5, in the dispensation of Divine Provi- dence, the Great Master of All has called forth unto His own domain, from this turbulent world of action, our beloved brother and friend, Harry Wood Brayton, and whereas we must all submit to His Holy' will, be it therefore 'lRe50lV3b, that our heartfelt sympathy and con- dolence be expressed to our brother's widow, in this her hour of trial and tribulation, ever urging her to place her trust in Him, who doeth all things well, and be it further 1RC50lVe6, that a copy of these resolutions be tendered to our beloved brother's widow, and also be furnished for publication in The Centaur and Chips. HERBERT E. RODLEY, Recording Secretary. Dated March 6, 1909. l50

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problem of the solidarity of the medical fraternity rests, for its ultimate solution, upon our control of the confidence of the public at large. How to win it? Individual effort, however efficient, of the rank and file will not availg nor the researches and signal services of our workers in the biological lahoratoriesg nor yet the wonderful discoveries of our men of genius. Scientihc interest reaches its fullness of perfection only in co-operative effort, when it creates the sense of brotherhood that expresses itself in service, and this icleal, however inattainahle, affords the right stimulus. , Qc 5 ,, Wifh, - . 1 is 5 if 1351 lfifgie , . . if- fig, - , -,3 f!zQGQ?2fE-:gf 164 I 49 1

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'lR65OllllZiOl15 Adopted by Bela Chapter, Alpha Kappa Kappa Fraternity, College of Physicians and Surgeons, San Francisco, California. Upon the desrh of Thomas McManus. beloved Father of Brother Francis A. McManus. 1-i1 5 wlJeYea5, the Great Creator has deemed it wise to call to the Great Beyond, Thomas McManus, beloved Father of Brother Francis A. McManus, be it therefore H 1Resolveb, that we extend to him in his hour of darkness our deep sympathy and sorrow for his loss. Let not your heart with anxious thoughts Be troubled or dismayed, But trust in Providence Divine, And trust my gracious aid. And be it further 1ResoIveb, that a copy of these resolutions be sent to Brother Francis A. McManusg also that these resolutions be embodied in the minutes of this Fra- ternity and copies furnished for publication in Centaur and Chips. HERBERT E. RODLEY, Recording Secretary. I i: 1 ISI