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Postmaster: Please Send Form 3579 with Undeliverable Copies to: SUPREME LODGE SPJST P. 0. BOX 400, TEMPLE, TEXAS

Official Organ of Slovanic Benevolent Order of the State of Texas BENEVOLENCE

ROCNIK (VOLUME) XIATT Cislo 33.

HUMANITY BROTHERHOOD

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ZE Kdy2 meli jsme minulou nedeli v myslu doraziti do San Angelo kolem llte hodine dopoledne, bylo nutno si pospi.Siti a tedy jeSte za Sera vydali jsme se as 242 milo you cestu. Konala se tarn okrskeva, schnze davno jiZ pied tirn oznamovana a tak neekavali jsme peknou nayStevu. Nesklamali , jsme se. Byla sice krasna neciele, ale slunibko to texaske, nemilosrdne • IT sine K of C kterou si tamnejSi rad •pro tutu schnzi 4teho okrsku zajistil, bylo jiZ Zivo a vozidel dojetYch cele dlouhe rady. — Mile rids prekvapda dprava vnitrni sine teto a zdalo se nam, Fe tarn bude prijemnY chladek. KdyZ se vSak mistnost zapinila, odhadUji kolem 650 tak jsme se i trochu zahrall.

Schrize zahajena naSim bratrem reditelem :GroFem po spoleenem obede, kterYm 4 okrsek pohostil -apine zdarrna vSe chny svoje navStevnitky, coZ ovSem bylo s povdekem vzpornenuto. Popis cote schti ze uvadime v anglicke easti tohoto eisla podrobne. Laskave prorninte sestry a bratti, ze chcerne-li se zachovati a vyhoveti mnoFicim se Zadostim aby popisy schrizi byly v anglicke Casti tak aby naSe naladSi elenstvo ktere pripadne i Ceske keel rozumi ale nedovede v to reel eistr, bylo uspokojeno.

Chceme zde zaroven pl'ipomenouti, Fe den ode dne bude pro nas obtiFnejSi vyhaven Zadostim, aby obe strany naSich etenarti byli uspokojene a Vestnik neo-

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pakoval jednu a to samou vec ve dvouch ny, reditele, organisatori a vildkyne mia, .6eZe. — Nasledoval program ditek demo.mistech. ciho radu a hostir a naSe mile sestrieky Nyni vracime se ku zprave a sehtizi Adameikove z Dallas za sve pekne nain kde byl eten zapis z minute okrs. tak mile Ceske pisnloky strZili ovSem zavolane jmena sfleastnenYch. radu 4reho slouFileho potlesku. — Na to br. predseokrsku. Dale uznavane okrsky sneastne- cla Marek, br. pokl. Navratil, br. mistone. 7.de ciltiFiro zaznamenati, Fe okrsek predsecta HejnY, redaktor, br. pravnik treti a paLY se Cestne zadrZeli. — Pri- Each., be. Stehlik, br. Koliha, br. J. M. jela YYprava techto nadS- encri y e veil- Skrabanek, br. A. M. Vela, br Socha, as. kern Busu. —ITznane trednici z Ustiecl- Olexova, hr. Olexa, br. Pokladnik, a pied soda mla.cleFe Sykora kaZdY kratce promluvili a koneene predstaven br. Dr. mil lee. (the Country Doctor of the year,.

Oznameno, ze trem elentun bude vyplaDOMOV cella pojistka v hotovosti nebot' oni doParnAujte vrsili 96 let sveho veku. VSem pritomnYm 50ti letim ele p um bylo hluene projevena, ficta a zastupcove nakho tretiho okrsku zvali pritomne do Ennis, ku schil zi troth° okrsku na den 14 zati. — RevNebadate litovat kdyz pii prvni neF tak srdeone zval br. Skrabanek a 0iitosti navStivite lexa do schrtze mlade2e na rene be. Skra banka 17. srpna. Schti:ze skonCena za DOMOV U pekne nalady zpevem a jsein jist, Ze kaZdY kterY se dostavil bude cllouho vzpo V minat.

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°pet jsme se v San Angelo seznamili Budete prijemne prekva,pene a dosved s mnohYrni prateli a uhledli stark na§e Cite. svoji nkly tevou zaroven, ie se zaji- pratele, kterYm vS'em ptejeme staleho mate o pomery jak tam naSe staienhy zdravieka az do shleclani. statiekove apiimnY zajem bade ( • 4,4 i jinym pobiclkott aby midmost o tomto k • asnem podniku se po celem Texasa Kandy z nas muse s y S'In dilem pomoci Hirt. tak abychom dosahli nove mety a 3 minutomaumranimu _aunnal,n-Eranworraiirnia—ailti Hotly novelto pojiani v 1958.

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Od redak Zirjiiene. poitovrie Ve Spojenych Statech voilo j12 tento patek v platnost zvYSeni poStovneho zasilkach ye SpojenYcla Statech. Vzhiedem k toniu, aby se alespori easteene vyrovnalo poStovne s jinYmi zememi, byla paitovni sprava clonucena ueinit jiste iipravy v poitovnem techto zasilek.

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Zivotopisy zemfekiich elenu se uvei 1 einuji bezplatnt The obituaries are printed without charge.

SUPREculd LODGE ' HEAVE/ DRADOVNA EDWARD L MAREK, President JOE B. HEJNY. Vice-President J. F. CHUPICK, Secretary JOS. KOLIHA, JR. Treasurer R. A. URBANOVSKY, Bookkeeper All in Tem p le, Texas, Box 400 AUGUST KACIR, Attorney Tem p le, Texas DR. MARVIN LESIKAR, Medical Director P. 0. Box 410 — Taylor. Texas ftEDITELt -•- DIRECTORS FRANK V. STEPAN. First District Bellville, Texas CHAS. NAVRATIL, Second District 816 E. Ave A. — Tem p le, Texas ROBERT CERVENKA, Third District West, Texas R. E. BROZ, Fourth District Rt. 3. Box 320 — San An g elo, Texas .1 M. SKRABANEK, Fifth District 4720 Bellaire Blvd.

Bellaire. Texas ED. P. SRALLA, Sixth District Rt. 1, Box 110, Edna, Texas CHAS. HOLASEK, Seventh District 2513 Nemec St., Cor p us Christi, Texas TISKOVS 11/?B017, — PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE DR. EDUARD MICEK, Chairman Universit y Station, Austin. Texas MRS. 1IILDA BRTIS. Secretary Buckholts, Texas • MRS. FRANCES OLEXA 0402 Ta gg art St.. Houston. Texas STANOVNI G ° s2TIOR — BY-LAW COMMITTEE OTTO STEHLIK. Chairman P. 0. Box 1464 Wichita Fe lls. Texas STEPHEN VALCIK. Secretary 6402 Pra g ue Street Houston 7. Texas

Kanacla a Mexiko, 4 centy za unci. Vie chili ostatni zeme 8 centti za prvni unci a pet centti za kaZdou dalSi unci. PoStov ni listky.

Kanada a Tvlexiko: Jedneduche 3c. ka2. di', odpoveclni 6c. 3c. kaZda polovina. chny ostatni zeme: jecinoduclae. 5c, kaZdY odpovedni 10 centti, 5c. kaZda polovina.

Tiskopisy:— VS'eobecne tiskopisy i knihy a pdtovni zasilky druhe tridy s vYjimkou, jak niZe uvedeno: 4c. za prvni d y e unce a 2c za kaale dalsi dve unce nebo jejich zlom ky. Knihy jak, jsou popsany v poitovni printece pod 221.246c. jestliZe jsou posila ny do nasledujicich zemi: Argentina, Bolivie, bile, Kolumbie, GostaRica, Kuba, Ecuadbr, Guatemala, Hai ti, republika Honduras, Mexiko, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay a Venezuela, 12 centit za libru nebo zlomek.

Vzorky zbo21:— 4 centy za prvni d ye unce a 2 centy za kaZde dalS1 dve unce nebo zlomek.

Obchodni listiny:— 4 centy za prvni dve unce a 2 centy za kahle dalil dve unce, nebo zlomek.

Male baliCky:— (do zemi, jak stanoveno v pdtovni ruece pod 221,127 a v seznamu rnezinarodni pdty: 4 centy za kaZde dve unce nebo zlomek. Miniinalni poplatek 20 centti.

Letecka (Dopisy) Kanada a Mexiko 7 centti za unci.

Poitovni listky:— Kanada a Mexiko 5 centti za kaZdS.r.

Pothobne ostatni informace yam ochot ne poda kterYkoliv pdtovni -Had.

odic nevi leheiho jako nactb.rizeh chyby na it tome nevi treba Satiny talent ani Zadne sebezadeni. Lidati bez vadnou praci, obzvlaSte praci spolkovou jest velice snadne, konat ji vSak jest jIS obti2riejSi. Kdy2, nekdy pii dad bratr pochybi, misto vYCitek skuste jej, povzbudit dobrYin slovem prokazati dobro, jest jedinY spelehlivY prost •edek dosvedeiti jak tonal bratrstvi jsme parezumeli.

Opakujeine tedy neco co jsme ilk neko likrate vzpomeli, Se nutno liledati vSdy v ka2de veci dobre stranky bah prikrobime k hledani stranek SpatnYcla, budeme pak jederika.20 radostneje pokraeovati.

Price ktercu koname v nakm radii je pro dobro celku a — proto vSichni me li by se na ni podileti. Jednota nase je jak pole pro nas, na kterem nutno stale pracovati, stale role vzdelavat.

Sivot a einnost radova, (lava nam vysvedeeni jakYmi to jsme hospoddri.

PojiSteni jest dies trkovou nutnosti jako jest denni chleb a no:le pristreM nelze tuto skuteenest upril.i. Snad kak dy z rids rriohl bYti svedkem smutnYch pripada, kdy ,nekterST na.S soused zemrel a. zanechal tu, 17odinti noble bez prostled ku tak Sc zaeasto bylo nutno, kdyZ nerneli na pohreb, Se bud' si museli vyptijneb bylo nutno za tim iVjelem usporadati sbirku, aby zemtelY mohl bYti tro chu sluing pochoVan. — Proto tedy pamatujme mezi prateli na to, Sc poji;:itenl jest jedna z nutnosti poknd si jej moZno zajistiti.

Kde se. v radu za.korti ■ bdekadlo — "Nejde to u Nas", pak jedirr:hn lekem pro ti tomato 2111 jest ochota, dobra vtile a uprinanY zajem. aby ()pet v rade 2ivotZkuste to seaspolkoV:sj byl ebnoven. "to try a bratri a presvedete se, Sc' pujde."

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Jak seznate s dopisu b y . R. Zajieka v anglicke Casti buds se v Buckholts v radove sini v nedell disc 17. srpna konati Valyeky mi matiRo,Nkavate, yVroeni hostina. Mdtt Cisto 15 a sriolku Se nine jak. holoubka vychovate,, RVOS. holoubci broukaji beo ustani, Fred obedem radova scirke a elensta ja si zabrouknout nesmim ani.

Vo by se tentokrate meta lac y, vYmluv srito za svon nut holubiCiku, eastnit, nebot' zdahle radove schuze nas nesmfi ty broukavat na mati6ku, dozajiste nejen zbliZuji, ale i na:ie holoubci take tak riebrOukaji, tomna mlade2 se na§i soudruZnosti pro na, mamku vesele zavrkaji.

Jednotu nail zajisti. Neopomente teJ. V. S. dy, jste srdeftie zvane!

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SecTink okrsek V bra trske rioly jsou out cicnove, kteri se no na, Si :-.Toleene pr•aci nepocnii nebot' zdravY iu'vuj Gty molao oecka y ati jedine za vSecia elenn. •Nesan tedy bYti Iliostejno; jak jell° rad neb cella Jeduota pokraeuje nebdt' Inostej Lost jest nejvetSi otekaZkou nasi spoleene prace. Skutane jest to smutne, kdyz mame ss neastale pripounnat, Ze jest nutne abychom seicuze radove (Ale rnoZriosti pravideine na y Stevovali tak coy prace spolkova nespoeivala pouze na r i';11

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Prieinujme se, aby v no:Sich tadovYch. vii schUzich. na g ich, byle vkv' Zive a. i dos ti uSiechtfde zacavy, u.Ziteene rezhovory, bratrska a sesterska soudru2nost a tak kOdY s radosti radevYeb sehnzi sfteastni. Tu yak v poradach s 11c Vice CAnnorode praCe 11:11"z_c Lj'ti pa) rice Jednoty a radu vykaaano, kde vzajemna shada, soulad i trochu .!)(..!-:-:vosti a nadkni, posledni be. HejnYho vysvita, se od novelle oku ziskano bylo celkern 804 elenn a ulenkyn od CehoZ nvsem nut no odeCisti, ztraty privedene Umrtim. Tedy chceMC-11 bYti upr.imne tak musime doz7 Ze Jednota slice vzrostla, av g ak, tak jak by mohla„ rasti, kdybychom vgi.chni o rezkvet jeji bracovali a noSi orga y Ydatileje pedporovail. irrac tedy vMehni k tornu. v kaZdem nova budouene obzvia g te• inezi ziskali nova deny. Znovu bych ctpozornit, abychom tic ble u na- to, aby nak •vlastni p p ecentne v nisi Jednote rodiny poji§tene, :11Q

Hjed'ine teZ toho, aby na ge souSedy snared kteri dosud stoji mini() Jednoty, poznali„ j,c my samt si a y e Jednoty vaMme, 1,„?. my mezi sebon jak skuteene brat Orn pak verte.'„); prAjdou nv •y jedname. tone vybi ,Thuti. aneb 1 sami mezi rlaS, nebot , l e pMkiady tahnou.

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Pocizimni schnze prvniho okrsku stano vent, na eivrtou nedeli v .zati dne 28.

(Sept. 20) a hostiti bude okrsek tad nas cis. 3-3, no Koval:. — Sentize Zahajena bude o jeclnc,;" odp. :bude predveden krat g i program mlade to a kaZdY rad tohoto okrsku kterY by mohi hodnotnYm eislem vypomoci jest Oadan, ptihiasiti se ' y eas u sestry Rud. C. Matejka, vedouci "Youth Leader". -Po schuzi okrsku flak sestry ptichystaji die sliou svaeinu. a bratti se postaraji o cbeerstveni. VSechny rady a elenove json is Uasti uptiame zvane. NavStevy s jinYch mist bu.dou vitane. Zveme die ny .1-11ovni Utadovny naSeho redaktora i manftiku. Budeme va:3 eekati a svoji iiritomnostii dodate Earn nove chute k praci.

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Mam y am vg em oznamit, a podzimni schtize okrsku se bude konat dine 26 rijna (Oct.) 1958 u is adu San Antonio cis. 133. v Mission County Park a ie ten datum se nem neda, zmenit neb na ten den mame mistnost zamluvenou. — Pte, li bychom si aby druhe na p e okrsky byly tak laskavSr a ten den 26 kijna narn nechaly volnY pro tuto na g i schtzi, tak aby se nekonalo vice okrskovSTch ✓ ten den, ale aby se v g ichni dostavily do na g i schazi v Mission County Park, San Antonio.

• 4 • — Venkovske: Ve Vysokein xnkte byl odhalen zavilY nepritel lidove-demokratic keho zrizeni. Jeho provineni: Odeslal do ciziny pohiednici. Za svS7m podpisem pit psal jeSte dou g ku: "Pod znamkou je dal si scleleni". KdyZ" censor znamku pa narnahave zahrivaci procedure odlepil, eetl: "To cumin, co?"

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oluse seinize druheho okrsku die us nekni v CTIala c_rer, bude se konat u tddu eisio 09. Praha v sini radave pobli2e Taylor, Texas, treti ncdeli v tijnu (October) to jest due 19. Laskave nam tuto nedeli ponechejte volnou. Diky. pteciem.

PedrobnY program bude co nejdiiv mn2no oznamen.

Podzirran schaze trctiho okrsku bude is konat die o • ameni u tadu eislo 25 ohmic, v jejich krasne radove budove dne 14. zari t. r. (Sept.) to jest druha neclele v zari. ?:.;as a program bude oznamen co nejdrive bude man°.

• rat57 okrsek Jak bratr ftrabanek teditel, oznamuje, bude poradat Piknik ralade-'2e a dos p elYch celeho distriktu a vkch kteri si 1-4ej o u re saeastnit ma,Skrabankove ren et v Danbury. Tonto den bode pouze pro po i •• :'i i zabavu voech a Zadad kiMze se konati nebude, tedy ptijd'te kde kcio. --7 Nezopomente den, v nedeli dine 11. srpna.

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Illavni tifadovna SPJST poskytule inljeky na farmy, ranee a vybudovant Tri6stsk r majetek kdekoliv v Texasu.

POjenje svojc vlastni penize na nizke • dionhe splatky a s velice piizntqmi podminkami pro piedeasne • — Pike o MUM podrobnosti — Sumerne Lodge SPJST box 400, Temple, Texas. ) • 4 • (PH zmene Va§i adresy

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celocle•; 1clavnost Otero di •'e Texas na den 12teho tij Patthn k radii eislo na (Oct.) pod nazvem "17;eskY den 6 disS pozdravem Celoclenni program bude tr; ! : . in v Okrskova schtize r ozn:: men co nejciri prosim 115Ct-1ov-cite ve spojeni. preeteto. ochraten budouenes-

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Temple, Texas 1. srpna, 1958 Cteni bratri a sestry:Timto se Vain eznamuje, Ze behem me:nee eervenec, 1958, Hiavni Utadovna JST, vyplatila pojiSteni po noSich zemrelYch bratrich a sestrach, jak nasleduje:-Hmrti cislo 6599,.. Ses. Anna PSeneik, hospodyne, od. radii Vyzoviee, lisle 114 zemtela 22. lemma, 1958, y e stari 78. Do Jednoty pristoupila 12. list. 1905. Cert.

A,40213 na $500.00.

Umrti lislo 6600. Br. Paul P. KaSpar, knez od Pokrok Hailstorm, lisle 88, zemrel 23. kvetna 1958 ye stall 66. Do Jednoty pristoupil 23. list. 1942. Cert. B3190 na $1,000.00. tmrti. eislo 6601.. Br, Robert Arnold Novak, rolnik, a dobytkar, od. radu Danbury, lisle 139, zemtel 19. lervna, 1958, ve stari 32. Do Jednoty pristoupil 22. sari 1954. Cert. MC-28 na $7,000.00.

Limrti Oslo 6602. Ses. Anna Repa, has podyne od radu komenskY, lisle 20, zem vela 27. kvetna, 1958, ve staff 81. Do Jednoty pristoupila 10. dubna, 1904. Cert.

A-2921 na $1,000.00.

Jmrti Oslo 6603. Br, Charlie Joe Downer, rolnik, ad radu F. B. Zdrubek, lislo 112, zemrel 26. lervna, 1958 ye stall 23.

Do Jednoty pristoupil 9. dubna, 1951.. -Cert. F-148 na $1,000.00.

Umrti lislo 6604. 13r. Emil Schiller, na odpoeinku od radu Rosenberg. cislo 108, zemrel 26. lemma, 1958 ye stall 70. Do Jednoty pristoupil 22. finora, 1911. Cert, A-6734 na $1,000.00.

Umrti lisle 6605. Br. William Hejl, rol Mk, od radu eislo 9, zemrel 6. eervenee 1958, ve stall 78. Do jednoty pri stoupil 8. kvetna, 1904. Cert. A-457 na, $1,000.00.

LTmrti eislo 6606. Ses. Mary Stasnt ueitelka hudby, od radu Praha, lislo 29, zemrela 9. eervence 1958 ye stall 59. Do Jednoty pristoupila 4. dubna 1942. Cert.

B-3110 na $500.00 Umrti eislo 6607. Br. James. Alien Kolafa, dite od Pada Karel Joria. , lisle, 23 zemrel 12. eervence, 1958, ye stall 5. Do Jednoty pristoupil 1. lervna 1956. Cert. jI-73 no $1,000.00.

Umrti cislo 6608. Br. Frank C. Schiller, na odpoeinku, od radu Hvezda Texasu, 'Oslo 47, zein'rel 11. eervence, 1958, ve sta ii 86. Do Jednoty pristoupil 14. ledna,

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Banal cislo 6609, Br. John Kubihek, del nik na Meanie'. ha odpoeinku, od iJactu J yeta, lido 38, zeinr:1 1.8. eer y ence, 1958 U • J.E.. $.1fity pristoupil 2. ovc nem ilH ' 7 na $1,000.00. j0 H::. j\VillionaKIJiyaeka, hisio 14, zenirel rolnik, o ,staid 82. Do Jedrro19. ec • vc 19 5, TH 8. kvetna 1.910. Cert. A-3219 ty o.a $1,000.00. hislo 6611, Ses Frances :Koranek ,hospodyne, •od tadu -Pokrok Plumu, elJgo fay zeintelii 12. her yenen 1.,98ve sari 73. Do Jednoty DiTistoupila i. kveino 1914: 'Cert. R-4,181 no $1,008.90.

Bincti lisle 6612. Br. J. R, Staffa, rolnik, od radu Haylieek hist° 4, zem rel 20. eer yence 1958 ye stab 84. Do ;fedilay piOstoupll 10. Ceryence 1909. Cert. it'd- op 143 no $590.00.. iliniti eislo 6613. Br, ligrnic Zaleski, rolniJk, od at Evezda Texaco, Cislo 47, zemrel 20. hervence 1958 ye stati 75. Do Jeijicloty pristoupil 20. list., 1934. Cert. B1219 na $1,000.00. hislo 6614. Br. John V. Jansa, halounik na odpoeinku, od radu brad, cislo 48, zennel 18. eer yence, 1953, jy e stari '77. Do jednely ptistoupil 18.

1903. Galt. A-8629, no $1,000.00.

Umrti Crash) 6615. Br. Altre•cl J. Janca, od • radii Osveta, eislo 38, zemrel o. C‘lervence 1958 ye stall_ 65. Do Jednoty ptistoupil 12. hervence 1914. Cert. A-4206 na $1,900.00.

Umrti eislo 6616. Br. F. W. Dedek, roiod tadu Rosenberg, cislo 108, zemrel 29. eervna 1958 ye staii 70 . . Do Jednoty pristounil 14. dubna 1907. Cert. A-6298 na $1,000.00.

Umrti eislo 6617. Ses. Agnes' Kovieh, hospodyne, cd taclu Woodrow Wilson, his lo 146, corncob 16. her yence 1958, ye star; 62. Do Jednoty ptistoupila 7. her yna, 1931, Cert. 13-723 na $500.50.

Umrti hislo 6618. Br. Theo. Pohanken, obchodnik na odpoeinku, od iiadu Pocc 1958 ve staii 80. Do Jednoty inistoupil eislo 1. zemrel 14. cervenkrok 1905. Cert. A-3103 na $1,000.00.

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Ze, stareho Ailexika deSel nam milY pozdiav od Dr. Jana Skrivanka z Monterey, piSe, Ze shledli tam byei zapas, ei vraaleni. Te gim se, ze nam Po navratu neoo o lest napi Mambo naSleh elenii a pratel tffivaji po ruznu sve prazdnin: a naSe etendre cmli od nich zpravy si oreeto.u. Laskave se ()Waste!

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Vypiljeujeme si a Hlaotale zahmavou ant v u. ) V Dallas aije krajan Jan Kebrle, by riamini lido riel bYt vice znamY, pro tole je velkY -umelec v maluvani na skle.

Jeho malevand okna 2.dobi predni kostely a ;sou predmetem obdivit MA v tom oboru jiS 40 let zkuSenosti. Bydli na 2124 Donley Drive v Dallas a :no2,no si s nim o jeho umeni pohovorit. Racl vain ukaZ'e vzorky jeho umelecke pritee v jeho stuZajimave je, Se praeuje podle nejlep Sixth evropskYch vzorti k tomu pi-ipojuje me, Se bratra Jana zname jil diounoir, radu let a Se moSno se na jeho svedomitost spolehnouti. Jeho umlni je vskutku • 6

iadtt cis. 94. Wheelock Simtnou zpravu zasila bratr Frank Vytopil, ze Opel odekl jeden na.S" vernY bratr Josef J. Mikulee tam odkud neni navratu. Zesnul na v2dy dne 3tiho srpna v Bryanske nemoeniei star 67 let, lien facia lisle 94.

Neeht' odpoeiva ye svatern pokoji. -Blot]: F. Vytopil slibuje, Se pcdrobnosti budou v kratkosti nasledovat. Dekujeme za. tuto zpravu, - Litujeme odehodu dello nakho dobreho Mena a je smutno nam kdy2 lady nabe tak caste ridnou. , v 4a t Pozdrav z MoraYenky Doel pozdrav od na S s i Dallaske sestry B. Vallikove ktera pritom oh dli nav geyou ve sve stare vlasti v to krasne ravence.

Listek s pohledem zdtravi v ntaclo yna SPJST iimto yyslo- prip1Su rids a celou nisi etenarskou obec. y ule poznstal.S7m po techto zemi'elch Jest listek datovan dne 2. srpna a k bratiich a sestrach ; jeji riejhlub31 sop nam doletel za 7 don.

-strast Dekujeme za, vzpominku a 5t'astiV naChupick tajemnik vrat prejerne.

13 zvni Uradovny SRL, ) Potkaji se dva Cali v pralese v rovoik.ove Africe, pmfMou si do narti6i a vypra ✓eji si o vSem mozaem. Ptijde re/ na jednoho spoleeneho znameho.

Co se s nine stab°, nevis? povida ten jeden.

- Co? ZD.stal Boma! povida ten druhy.

To vis, on byl IT ' clyeky dobrodruh!

San Diego, Calif. pane redaktore:nepatriln ale Ja, sic° do Va.,elao relic- rada VAS Vestnik nebot' me deli isnit u Vas pollUene. Vidim, ze ve Vestniku prinaS'ite malYrn etenaram obhas rtizne basnieky a to mi napadlo. le 1<dyby jste potreboVal nekterou bajkou prispet. Snad \l am nektera se hodi.

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Fad Jaro eislo 130 Dallas, Texas zas ztratil foxirtim jednu elenkfti a to sestry K. CelSak dlouholetou elenku na:Selio Pied mnoha lety doprovoclili jsme na pale y eeneho mint bratra Cepaka, uvedene sestry. Co vdova nianzela horn s ze dverna osirelYmi detail se hrdinsk-y a poc..tive probljela dalSim Zivotem. Osud k ni byl hoclne skaupY, a na rulich livota citila povlcly hodne bodlakti.

Ji$'odpoeivej v pokoji po vsi praci i po boji PozilstaUm. detem Marence a Alberto- i rodine :vyslovujem vi i jeji sestr y a dal S ji zeme nasi uprimnou soustrast, Za rad Jam cis. 130 resolueni vYbor.

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My resolueni vYbor radii NovY Tabor Cis. 17 timto intjevujeme up mine citenon soustrast poznstale rodine, nad adchodem jejicl mile sestry, matky, a sta.-renky a naSi radove sestry Marie Adamek ktera zemlela dne 3. srpna 1053 ye stall.

81 let a nasledujiciho clue byla ulolena z. (7;!MB kostela v Caldwell na narodni hrbitov v Nove Tabore vime mill pozustall, le *lee nesete ztratu jeji, ale butdil vam fitechou, le i naa rad 8011Citi s vami y e vaorn zarmutku.

Tobe riae spolusestro, budil zeme Za rad 7.1e“T Tabor els. 17 S.RIST. John J. Melvin S'krabanek, John W. Vavra, res. vYbor. eg,,, •

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nad °deb:lc:Tem man2e1a, We a . clvdee a. naSeho spolubratra S. M. Holubec ZesnulY bratr po delS1 nemoci nas pustil 28. srpna 1958. Clenem Jednoty byl od roku 1904. ManZelce, ditkani a vhoueattim vyslovujeme nald uprimnou soustrast.

Za rad Praha eislo 29, A. L. Boudn*, Vera PolanskY, res, yYbor. o t° a ( • irosmrtni vzpo V Cameron minulY t- den zeinlela pi.

J. J. LeSikarova v '73 letech a byla z Pries byterianskeho kostela ulolena k veenemu odpoeinka. Truchii 00 zi manlel dva syni Laddie a George, jedna deem pi. E. D. Shine v Temple a dva .bratri, Bill a F. A. Marek v Cameron, the sestry.

NaSe soustrast porttstalVin. t ) 4 a,, Smutna zwava v Taylor Bratr John V. Jansa elen ra:du cis. 48 zemrel ,v Taylor, Texas. Narodil se dne, 11. ledna v Industry a zeialel dne 18. eervence pa delsi chorobe.

Zanechal zde man2elku Byl po sluZeb OMB cirkve a Rev, Alb. Michalika ulolen k -yeenernu spanku na mestsky v Taylor, --- ZesnulY bratr byl po 20 let firednikem i-adu cis, 48 a vkobecne, vaZen. — Cestna pamet mu bachZ zactiovana.! ) 9 A `') T.'Trednik . emigra:Miho ocideleni v New Yorku polozil noveniu prlstehovalei prohliZeni jeho emigracnieh papjmn tazku: "Chcete se stat obeanem Amerikyr "Anc", znela matna odpeved'. "A vite, kilo to byl KryUof Koltanbus?" chtel vOdet dale americkY 1:d:ednik. Prlstehovalec, kterY mei za sebou mnoliale to te2k.osti s 'udelenim americkeho visa, mu britce odpovedel: -- "To byl shad prvni a ledinY elovek, ktely pitstn1 no. brezich Ameriky bez screeningu".k7.ratce na to byl odbaven.

Slavnostni predstaveni v Narodnim di vadle v Praze. Anaka Hodinova Sparna sedi s Plojharem v loll. Nahle ho zataha za rukav a povida.: Podivej se, soudruhu, tanihle ve tleti rase, ten s temi cilouhYrai vousy, to je VrchlickY!" Co to nevede, Agnes, ten je prece rart, Anelka tiln nevi moc prepanda A se napjate dolu a so. it ezo sla y ne : Koukni se rychle, valyt' on se rotund!

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20ti lete v Y ' roei budovy radu 9%. ye Ft. Worth, Texas se ehysta na den 5. kijoa (Oct.) 1958. Cheeine Coto vYroei oslaviti obzvlaae okazale a lada,me sbratrene 'fa dy aby ham. tento den v eas oznarnenY laskave vyhradili.

Diky predem. ) s4 V Ennis poladal rids bratr. Jos. Maca, taj. radii Jaro cis. 130, abychom zncvu zdelili v:- Vestnika, ze al, do odvolani budou schtize kadu Jaro konane na novein p u•obiti, pobliZe Vickery na zakou penem pozemku pro stavbu move Sokolovny. Clenstvo radii je ladano by se sehazieh poeetne sfieastnilo. )9 kad Needville cislo 81. bode poradat eelodenni pikni kv nedeli due 7. zari. Chu Wel Barbecue, klobasy, piikrmy a na.poje pa celY deh budou k dostani Weer taneeni zabava. KaZdY jest uctive zvan. ) 4 4 (--Mieulkova rodinna sebilzka se bucle odbYvat v nedeli dne 17ho srpna v Sulphur Park na Hi-Way mezi Maul ton a shiner. KaZdY spriznen s rodinou jest k fteasti fictive zvan.

9( NynejSi es. president NovotnY blazinec, tam mu predvedli vkchny pacienty, a aby jim nee° rckl, tak se NovotnY pta, jestli umeji soudrulsky zdravit. Hned v'Sichni zat'ali pest a kriei: — Praci test!

VS'ichni ,jenom jeden stoji a full so nehne. ty me— Copak ty, nta se Novotny, zciravi?

— Ja, nrosim, nejsem blazon, ja jsem dozorce!

9 Vkinu zvykly: Knez, kterSi se vratil z Airily kde pusobil diouho jako byl pozvan clo zname rodiny p a 0-bed. "Musite odpustt", omlouval se r pod nosta .doma.cnosti, "le me deery jam tak if' se ted' hluboce a siroce vystrilreny, "Mne to nevadi". ocIpovecM1 tak nosi."

Perri v.z.;eci7,ria to vlidne misionar, leta, mezi clivochy."

9 poslancova: Skodolibost.

"Ja nevim, ale politika on se vro:. byly mad menu cliii jil, jako hoch zab:;ival yCHni, jete. ani norozumel "A to mu WI, z iAstalo, — vid'te?"

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"Co by delali, Behounku. kdyby jich nepritel zajal?"

Tazami: "PosluAne hlasim, pane 151, Resolueni vYber radu Praha cis. 29 Urn --- CO je to zinatek? Kulm(-,,kove hodiny, to vyslovuje uprinme citenott soustrast ktere kr(tkora,ii. le bych to prikl meldovat!"

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VtSTNilt WEST, TEXAS

ODDIL PPLSOVATELL El Campo, Texas Mile sestry, bratri a ctend redakce naSeho Kde u naS'ich Pada panuje jeSte ta sta sousedska a laska, bratrstvi a sesterst vi, v jeho ovzduSi se osveZujerne a zliro maZdujerne, abychom napiniii svoje srd ce tou naSi bratrskou a sesterskou kou a spoleene pracovali za jedinYna lent' a to ye prospech naSeho radu a naSi Jednoty k jejimu blahodarnemu Uspechu, tam ty radove schtize stale se konaji k tern zakladnim, idealum, bratrske a sesterske vzajemnosti a stale octane verne Jednote slouziti. 2ivotni pojiSteni u naS1 Jednoty, jejich elenove skrze sve zastupce na na.S. ich sjezdech voli si -area niky a ureuji zasady pro jejich Jest to dobtY zpilsob, ratline ochrany, ji nYmi slovy nas radovY Zivot ze svYmi itioAnostnii,k projeveni rfiznYch nahledu, a zalezitostech spoleeneho zajmu a y edomi, Ze jsme spolumajitele Jednoty a na vSeehny roynomerne spadaji vYhody umoZnene svetomitYm. konanirn naSich povinnosti a poctivYm rizentm, upevnuje take uvedionteni naSi zodpovecinosti za stalY Jecincty pokrok, Jinymi slovy vime, Ze to co je prospeSne naSi jednote koname, nebot' koninne to vlastne pro, sebe a stale pro SilnejSi. a spolehlivejS1 cchranu naCich rodin. Kdy2 na S . 1 &Ai pionYri zalozili tuto naSi Jednotu, oni ji nezaloZili jenom za neelem prodeje Zivotniho pojiSiteni, mySlenka byla, by se mohli schazeti poradit potait se a post lit k denim Ukolum pratels•Ym pobesedo vani s ostatnimi Cechy a krajany, to byl mill bratri a sestry jejich ell a my bychom melt prikladu nasledovat a die anosti zUeastniti se toho nakho zhnomadeni a tak ucir2ovat a oZivovat cha tech pionYrri, kteil tuto Jednotu zanebo stall pri jeji kolebce. my jsme jim hodne dluZni, a melt bychom na ne z Mskou vzpominat chcerne-1i bYti kou opetovani, -nebot' kdo lasku mai, a v ni spel za diem sviim, mei by si uveclomiti svoji povinnost', splacet sku jinyrn, tak aby no neho ten zustala mila vzpominka a pamatka.

S tim ye:don-Um vracejme se z naSich schtizi a budenie se te giti na, sclifize Z pozdravem Podavam seznam organisatorit ktOri ziskali nova pojiStent, jak nasleduje:— 1000.00 J. F. Fiala 1000.00 Frank Hlolek 1000.00 Chas. Holy 1000.00 John Kahanek 2000.00 1g. Senkyrik 2000.00 C. M. S'rubar

Ostoja Muniza 2000.00 Timto dekuji vkm, kteii se pridinili a preji jim dalSiho uspechu.

1g. 8enkyfik, dist. org .

4, • ( Corpus Christi, Texas Milt bratti a sestry:— Tak ten piknik tadavY mame jiZ zase bou, nebudu se o nem mot rozepisovat, neb br. redaktor Hokk, sestra, KoAkova, vkchno dosti obS'irne popsali i sestra Agnes Brenova.

NavSteva ovSem neodpovidala poetu elenstva, ani path. obyvatelstva. Neni ant j edne nedele aby nebylo nekolik podobnYch piknikh na blizku neb v okoli.

K tomu vSeinu rolnici prave byli hodne zamestnani sklizni zrni. Zde po eas sklizni zemedelskYch plodin se pracuje sedm dni a noel v tYdnu. Take elevatory, dZiny a komprese jsou v einnosti aby rolnici mobil vyprazdnit svoje naklady co nejeltive. Poeasi je po celY eas sklizni phi znive. Sucho zde trva u2 pres mesic a Crody jsou uspokojive.

Ty spolkove slavnosti se delaji za dvo jim iteelem, a to moratnim a finanenim.

Tak proto mtiZeme bYti radi, ze jeSte jsou zde mezi nami takovi, co miluji spa leeenskY a kraja_nskY spolkovY Zivot.

PoverenY vYbor s kahlou slavnosti ma mnoho starosti, price a vydani. Celou je ho odmenou jest jen ta radost, kdy2 podnik vydari, aby nem pribylo do spolkove pokladny a nayStevnici byli s pohostenim a celYin programem uspakojerti.

KaZdY 'den vYboru i vYpcmocni 'dent a elenkyne pracuji zdarma a k clovrkni pine miry, jeSte pomahaji zasobit kuchyri ritznYrni prikrmy a peeivem.

Nesmim opomenout, Ze ty spolkove se stry I/My gtedfe zasobi nazi kuchyA Venn dobroty, ktere i jinondrodovci si pochvaluji, neb oni neumi si upect koldee! a mnohe to inzne peeivo.

ye stfecta, dne 13. srpna 1958

ni jsou vaude viditelne. Ano, ztracime se v torn americkem ovzdu.k.

Ze vzdalenYch navalev jsme se jen tak na honem pkivitali s mantely Kalusovy"mi ze San Antonio. TeSila nas jejich nay :iteva na torn pikniku.

29. eervence dopoledne rids pfekvapila vzacna navgteva manield Rudolf TroubilovYch z Taylor, kde nyni fidi Domov ocipoeinku. NezdrZeli se dlouho, neb m.eli na honem objeti jejich eetne ptately, ktere si zde nadelali za jejich dvacetiletell° pobytu. Pak jejich zde provdana VeruAka mela jich u sebe na noo. Kde byli zase jak doma, neb oni ten jejich domov pronajali dceti a zeti P. Dexter.

Mimo toho zde jeate mail obchodni budovy, ktere take pronajimaji.

Tesilo nas take od nich usly'Aet, ze se jim libi to zamestnani. Je to vice price samaritanska, jak tomu rozumim, kidit takovY tsta y a vezme to silne nervy a lasku ku start, (It osobam seSlYm velem.

Prejem jim aby vytrvali v one sluibe a prospeli tomu teelu.

Na listku nemoemich se zde nalezal be. vac. 8ijanskV, kterS7 se po operaci po zdravuje. Prejem upine uzdraveni br.

Sijanskemu.

Take main dnes k oznament smutnou zpravu, ze nam zase odeAel jeden 'den do toho neznama. Sedeeni vada si vybrala Zivot bratra Adolph T. Simanka ye veku 58 let dne 2. srpna 1958 v jeho domove, 510. North Port Corpus Christi, Texas.

Br. Simanek byl narozen ye state Nebraska a sem se pristehoval pied' 16 roky. Zamestnan byl v 2arskYch dtevosklade. Cc hudebnik naleZel k musikants ke Unit. Pohrebni obtady vykonal Rev. A. F. Sweringen Presbyterianskeho koste la v kapli pohrobnickeho ustavu Clifford Jackson. Jeho telesne portstatky byly odeslany v pondeli 4ho srpna k pohtbu do Dodge, Nebraska.

Zanechal zde zarmoucenou maraelku Marii, tri bratry, Charles, Tom. a Joe a dy e sestry pie Max Vlasak a pi. Frank Holub v Nebrasce.

Pozilstale rodine vyslovuji upkimnou, soustrast a zesnulernu bratru Simankovi milou vzpominku a veenS7 klid.

S bratrskYin pozdravem John Staga, taj.

Jmenem nagelao fadu Anton . '‘errnak eislo 56, srdeene dekuji v gem, co pfispeli ;rfiznYmi dory, co melt no starosti pravy a obsluhu, jako i vScm reenikilm z Hlavni Uradovny a redaktoru a vain v:Sem neastnikin, co jste brali podil a pomohli ten na.s piknik udelat fispeSnYm. Hudba bratri MajkovYch take tomu hodne Klub mlacieZe pod vede) • 4. • ( nim sestry Judith Majkove, predvedl bive eisla za ktera sklizeli potlesk a poK zasmani chvalu.

— Kdo je pro 6echy . vYznamnergi? Hus Peenici, kteri napozvani jedou nekdy na Staromestskem namesti nebo Stalin sta mil, testa autem z Temple do Cor- Letne? Samozreme, Ze Hus. Protdo to pus Christi, YyZaduje pri rychle jizde je mistr, kdeZto tarn nahoie, to je jen nejmin 6 hodin. Jedou aby nam povedeli tovairyA. novinky o nakm spoleeenskem 'Zivote a o Zivotnim pojiSteni. Nejsou vgak vhly — Co je to spekulace? No piece: Otevtit vyslechnuti jak by si takove zalelitosti si koZiSnictvi na rovniku a &kat LIZ ZezaslouZili. Zajem a znieny v torn spolkare me vychladne.

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Data svatba Polly a RilienY AlajkoyYch v Corpus Christi, Texas ojeclinele pripady, ktere se 1-1!; m nekcly v naSem Zivote naskytnou is jen zhlednout ale i spoleene proZivat. Povetsine jsou to jen okairOilky v torn liclem spoleeenskem misobeni jenz se objevi a zase zmizi, aby po sobs zanechaly bud' pitemne.neb nenaile vzpominky.

V ES TN: TX — WEST, TEXAS rodieovskenm domovu. Ale nejen to, zde cele stocky piatel projevilo jim svoje uprianne eiteni, kteri priali se s nimi radovat a poveselit. VZdyt' Majkova daleko 'Siroko znama kapela svoji hudbou a zpe vem, obveseluje milovniby tance, i ty, kteri radi neslouchaji rnelodiim Ceske ,hudby a nejsou taneenici. Ti vaichni jim priSliovzdat osobrie i pisemne svoje blahoptani.

V§echno vedeni bylo v tech tradicich, ktere si ti naSi Moravani inezi sehati jeSte udrZuji v teto nova vlasti. Dopoledne se sueastnili eilkevnich PoboZnosti a abed, Vcreere i taneeni zabava se odbyvala v sini Moravan.

Po veeeri neZ zaeala taneeni zabaaia, byly rozbaleny ony snesene dary a nav stCvnici si je mohli prohlednout. Pak pri zjechaane hudbe Clem a Jim ktera na paest oslaventu zdarma toho veeera vyIrravala volnem vstupu sin se znovu napinila, aby uvideli ten tab zvanY slavnostni pochod, kterY pod vedenim manZeta KiaapkovYch byl mistrne proveden.

Pak oslavencam dam solo, kde ph vol nein valeiku si zataeili v kruhu, ktery byl ueinen jejich cletmi a pribuzenstvem.

Pi. Majkova pied nekolika tYcluy rnela provedenou operaci zdarilou na jeji nose, a to pomohlo, Ze si rnohla zase jednon zatanCit pro zveeneni pan 'Stepan Strmiska filmoval dalditeja vyjevy s tiro jeho kamerou.

,Tednoho takoveho pripada a vzorneho priklada jsme byli oeitYmi svedly okazale aclalosti v nedeli 3. srpna 1958. Man Zele "Leopold a RtCronna Majek dovrOili 50 lets vYroei spoleeneho mo.riZelstvi. S Joliet° spoleeneho stromu vznikly ratolesti, ktere se stale zelenaji aby vydavaly kvet a cialai ovoce. Sest synu a jedim deem, aSichni spol2ene se svojimi rodinami a pribuzenstvem po nekolik cleSlYch mesical planovali prekvapeni jak se oclvdoeit a sonsobit radost svojim rodietan, ktera by jim byla rnilou Upominkou v torn podzimku jejich Zivota, jenZ, po torn Zivoinim bo,ji si zaslouZili My co jsme znali dclsi clobu.namely 1Viajkovy, vime o 'tech nedostateich s kterYmi zapa sili. Tako bylo arodnou farnou pronajat a tu se MUSel najemee east° spokojit co pro nej zbylo a take to priroda east° se zachovala maceSskyjt tern zernedelcam.

0 nizkych ecnach polnieh plodin neni za potrebi se ani zminovat, ty byly v'Zdy v rukou prekupniku a jsou podnes kontro Pri teto prilaitosti manZele 1VIajkovi lovane temi poclnikately tech velkYch vzpominali, jakou chudou svatbu mohli vebodnYch Poclnika ve •eineho podnika vypravit pied 50 lety ye Slavkove na Morave nynejS1 Ceskoslovensko. V roku 1913 Tato planovani vyznelo tak zdarile. ze Polda prijel do Texas a v roku 1914, RtiZe zanechalo hlialooky dojem u tech naSich na jeho manZelka se dvounai detmi oslavencu. Vkusne okraSlene prijimaci kein a Marenbou piijeli za nim. Ona zde stoly . s celou radou'dalSich ykusne Apra- mega take ji2 svojeho bratra Jan Pruch, venYch stolu, na kterYch byl velky vYber kterY farmoval pri. Granger, Texas. Nyzasob chutne apravenYeh jidel, jen pri- ni zesnuly. m° vybizely spoleenenau hodovdni, kJe Bylo to v roku 1914, co jsem se seSel a reho se zneastnilo nekolik stovek hostu, peznal rodinu Majkovu, lalyZ jsem bydlel jari vzOrne obsluze. v okresa Milam, pri Buckholts. Dogel tllavni specialitou byly na roZni peee- jsem k Anton HamaskovYin, na besedu ne kurata Pro ty Ziznive bylo take dobie jednu nedeli odpoledne, kde uZ byli dopostarano, videl jsem tarn v preclveeer jeti na vozi man'Zele Majkovi s jejich uZ tri pally yyprazdnene toho San AnTonda mel doma peknou dvou tonskeho Pearl mina() velke zasoby neo- radovou tahaci harmoniku, kterou jsme pojnYch napojto Zdsoba jidel byla tak skoukli kdo na ni vyloudi nejlep§i velka, Ze se inohlo pet set hostu najist. moniitonu. Byl to Polda, inter uLZ tehdy Prostorna a moderns vybavena sin Mora dobre ovladal try klapky a on mne tehdy van, byla °pet svedkem velke okazalosti, chytil na ty jeho koncerty a dr21 do dnes. ,kale pozvani laoste snesli nanoho cennYch Za pornoci jeho zaret gene orchestry jen2 dart, mezi temi eetnYnai dory nejlepe za jeho 6 synu je mu napomocno. Nebude z pusobi ty populanai Washingtonovy liszde pripiai, Ze pet techto brat teeky. Dva ty listeeky .nesly eislice $50.00 ra slouZilo v druhe svetove valce. darovane jejich detmi. To nejvice neinK terato vzporninkam se prichuNly dal kovalo na city rodinu Oslavencu toho nej Si ildalosti. kde pied 251ety, jsme se siioyyznanmegiho dne v jejich Zivotnim eastnili jejich oslavy stribrne svadby. To sobeni. Slykl jsem je povidat ze maji take bylo ph Buckholts, kde jsme bydlehodne a Stedre deti a to je jejich radosti li a za pomoci jejich sousedu a blizkYch a posilou, videt jab vsichni lnou k tonna piatel, se pripravilo pohosteni v jejich do

Strana 7 me na farme kterou rentovali od Frank Mikulcu. Byl to jen maly krouZek tenbrat, co jsme spoleene pripravili tort iaciost' onein eslavencum, ale jiste byl dosti latejivYin, Ze stoji za vzpominku. Po trok je ye vSern, a tak i zde se ukazal zrejnaYm v tete okazalosti Neni ka%de mu doprano cloZiti se vysokeho veku podobnYch oslav a proto z techto thavodit takove pribehy jsou rzacnosti v reachnach.

Z Cameron se srteastnili mladi manZele Frank Mikulcovi a Jos. Tidy z Granger, naanZele Wesley HyZakovi, s kteryrni jsme se privitali a. pomluvili.

Blahoprani jsme si vyildili 'Cosine a tak jen vzpominaji na Vas vSechaly man2ele J. Staovi. ) A. • Salinas, Kalifornia Prvniho supna jsem byl pritemen gracluaeni slavnosti Statu Calif. v San Jose, kde graduovalo s College 250 studen tu: 200 stuclentn dokoneily 4 rok y studio a 50 stuclentti graduovalo podruhe kteii dosahly hodno.sti Master Degree mezi nima jedinY Cech Thomas Buick muj syn na ktereho jsem vSim pravena hrdY k -Leto slavnosti pribliZelo vie jak 600 lidi mimo studentai. Reenik byl jeden pro fesor z Chicaga kterY obecenstvo nekoli krat rozesmal.

S bratrskYin pozdravem a na zdar Fr. Duaek, ) • sto Crosby, Texas

Halou etenari Vestnika, dnes je patck tak sedim ph radiu a posloucham tu sin vu tech na§ich priatich atednika kteri se dostali k tomu korYtku kde oni bt-ion mnet dobre easy priSti Ctyry roky a ph tom sve sliby nikdy nespineji, ale nae planeta se bode otaeek dal aji s temy lhati co dries na radiu horuji.

No nechme je, a jab jsem slibyl, Sc to dopiSn tak ti to posilam.

Zatnem o tech dvaciti jeden dni tell° mojeho kasarnika, az nas Richtmajstr vkelany vyslechl a ty nage bolesti talc se vratil ke, mile a povida, mel's jiZ jakY 4rof, tatiZ trest, ja, nee pane Richt majstr, a v civilu nernel's nejakY hare§t, tacky no pane Richtmajstr, on povida, nic Ja nelZu, jen jednou jsem byl chycenY policajtem kdyZ jsem spal pod mostem ve etvrtem Bezirku na zelenem trhu. Cos tarn Mal on povida, pane Richt majstr tenkrat jsem byl vadrlakena a tak jsem spaval kde to bylo nejla.ciM":1. A on se ptal dal, co mne policajti povidal zebrali rune maj rortrlaanY klobouk a zebrali do neho pies etyricet ko run a ten hlavni none povida bet na Tan delmarket kup si nejakr oblek ale pekn a za ostatni jet' na Moravia domu. Ja po vidarn Se domova McIneho nemam pri-

Strana dal mi petikoranu a podal mi moji knit ku a povida ztrat' se z Vidne. Ja jsem odvandroval do Hornich Rakous. Tarn koneila ma fee s mYm panem Richtmistrem. On povida, to si mnel bidnY Zivot neg Sels k vojsku ja ano pane Rychtmajstr. Tak ti tech dvacet jeden dni od pustim. Tak jsem zasalutoval a byl jsem sproSten men° trestu. gel jsem do kovarne coz bylo moje zamestnani, rely ten Cas co jsem byl u vojska. Odpoledne jsem dostal registrovanST dopis od meho majstra Sajtla co jsem u neho dela' neg jsem set k vojsku abych pfiSel na svatbu, ge se mu vdava, dcera Rezinka, talc zas jsem, musel ptiSti rano se nechat napsat k raportu. Nemyslel jsem, ge dostanu dovolenou kdy2 jsem rim& takovY Ilkich 21 dna odpuSteno, ale jsem si myold at' to vezmou Vaichni svati budou prubovat. Povidal jsem denimu kapralo vy aby mne napsal rano k raportu. On povida pro'? Jd, protoge mag dva knoflilky utrienSr a nejsi oholenSr on se zaSknufil a 'g el se na Orbajt Cimru, upravit, to byl jeden prevyt z na geho cuku.

Ja jsem rano jachal k raportu tarn jsem se pripravil jak nejlepAi dovedu zel hat. Dopis jsem si zebral sebou kdybych ho potreboval. Talc bylo rano 4. eervence roku 1902 a ja v pucu se stavY'm na chod bu olizahS1 fousy natoeene Sporny jak stfibro, tfeba byly boty vySmatlanSr to nic nevadilo. jen kdyg se blyStily a eekam na slavnY• raport ji g tarn byly chin 'Aar& aji dva zupaci. Rychmajstr pki Sel jak pay a ge jsem byl na levem boku, talc se zastavil u nine ne g jsem otevkel pusu, talc se mne tazal co ge ja, tam chci? Tak se melduji o dovolenou na svatbu. On, se na mire podiva jak sedmiCka. v mariaSit a povida veera jsem ti oelpustil trest a dnes jde g o el:lab. A music tarn bStt, a co je to sestra nebo bratr ja, pane Rychmajstr je to moje ses tfenika. a on kolik dni chceS na ten tvaj Elam mac dust' tki dni ano pane Richtrnajstr. Tak mfi geS jet hued, ale dneSek neeitej ale vem si pokachni mundur abys nedelal mne haribu. A take porueil Vachtmajstrovy aby nine dal parkin' mundur.

Vachtmajstr mile dal klicky od maga zinu a ja, dratoval na huru si vybrat maj oblek. U nas u dragouna jsme mne ly vSichni troje obleky ale paradni ten byl v magaeine. No jit do magacinu a nie neukrast to by byl pro dragouna vel lc* Mich a pro mne kor talc jsem se tam obleky do dvojiho spodniho pradtla zebral navy boty jeSte jednu novou eepku streil do nohaviee, no to vite co jsem mohl slcovat talc to Slo se mnou to bylo moje.

Pak jsem se vyparadil a gel jsem si pro propustku a ;kraeel k mesteeku Hasenbachu asi hodinku cesty severne od Sto-

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kravy. Ale kneel< od pticly jsem nechal leZet v Kancelati. Cesta mi ubYvala a voj na na tri dni mne udelala ptadicem jarabaekem a Janko se mnel veru na to svathe dobre. Jak inlade easy jsou prye a vic se nevrati.

S pozdravem Jan NemY. • )• Upozorneni vSem nagim Udell' v okresu Bell:— Temple, Texas Sestry a brad:I.:— Jak jest varn asi vSem mama, ge nag bratr Jerry Vitek jest v U gi vain& o akad pokladnika okresu Bell. Proto bratri, se stry a pfatele vemte toto na vedomi jdete k volbe 23. srpna a volme pro naSeho br. Vitka. Bade nam to v gem ku cti, kdyZ budeme miti aspon jednoho nagince v okresnim. arade. Br. Vitek jest rnlacIST spolehliv3i mug, path s celou svoji rodinou do nazi Jednoty a sice ku fadu beslck Prapor Cis. 24.

Tedy pamatujme na 23. srpna a vykonejme svoji povinnost.

Dale vas v gechny laskave gadam jmenern v gech keditelii SPJST Rest Home, bysme nyni v dobe sklizne jeden kagcl pfispeli dle moZnosti na tento milodarnV ueel. Bude nas to jednoho kaZdeho tegiti, ge jsme pomohli neco talc krasneho a heelneho vybudovali. NTSechny dary budou s diky prijate a ye Vestniku kvitovane.

S br. pozdravem Chas Navratil, pokl. Domova *( )•

Hlidka Zen Waco, Texas Mill bratri a sestry:— Nage schtize se konala ye 3 hodiny v nedeli odpoledne v Linden Hall a pied soda E. Mazanec ji zahajil. Vzdana Cost vlajce malou. Kathy Stanislav a opakorand vSemi pfitomnimi. Mali jsme nekolik navStevniku a bylo nas asi 100.

NavStevnici byly: Pani Stanislav, pi.

Kolenovska a Helen, pan a pi. Arthur Bostwick a deti, Marlin a Shari. pi. E. Stalker, pi. F. Bruns, pi. E. Eagan, p. a pi. Charles Wachburn s malielcou doe ruSkou Edith Ann a br. F. Chamrad, kte rST nebyl u rids u g clavno. Velice nas to Silo, ge mezi nas pkijeli.

Ve stkedu, dne 13. srpna 1953 Protokol z posledni schilze byl 'den a prij at.

Prohligeli jsme naSe nova zaclony a clekujem vSern alenkam co byly nanomocni a bratrum Ed. Mazanec a W. Kokinek. Pekne to okraSlilo naSi sin.

Rokovalo se o naSem pikniku kteri bu de se poradat ke konci tohoto mesice v nedeli to bude 31teho srpna. Veeere se zaone prodavat ye 4:30 do 7:30 a budou vSelijake hry a bingo pro zabavu, bazar a veeer tanec, talc doufame ge se nas hodne sejde. JeSte o torn bude vice psano ye Vestniku. MladeZ te g budou mit svuj sta nek a co yydelaji pujde do fondly pro mladeZ. Tak se 'leaky pridinte a deti teg a pfineste neco na bazar a deti zase pro cletskY stanek. VSe bade vdeene jate a u g predem dekujem, vime ge nam ponatiZete jak vgdy.

Byly nam ukazane d ye panenky lodelane z hadra a vycpane zvitatko, tak co vam komu napadne bude nas twit.

Na nemocnem liste mama bratra Vaclava Zebra, u2 se pekne pozdravuje po operaci a ta g bratr Havranek a sestra Margie MatuS jsou nemocne a pkejem jim vSern aby se brzo uzdravili.

Nova kandidati jsou : Charles Plully Walsh, Joseph Emnutt Walsh, Laurence E. Stalker, a Michael Stalker.

Jsme velice radi je mezi nas pkijat a doufame ge budou u nas spokojene a pro nag fad dobre pracovniky.

Sestra Libbie Parma nam pfeeetla jme na elenu co maji narozenini tento mesic a jsou to: Pani Rose Ann Wachburn, sestry J. Mazanec, P. BartoS, Z. F. Spence, A. Soukup, M. Cervenka a S. Kazda a bratri V. Zebro,,Chris Spence Jr. F. Miller, W. Poehls, M. Janke.

Zazpivali jsme jim "Happy Birthday" piseri. Mala Helenka Kolenovske, vyhrala "door prize v detskem oddeleni a bratr Frank Parma vyhral v dospelem odd6leni.

Pfedseda Mazanee dal navrh abychom meli pro sebe gulMovST °bed pri na schazi a to bude pro eleny a jejich rodiny. itad to zaplati a bude pivo a sodovka a kafe ta g a nekdo uvari gula g a Clenky jsou laskave gadane aby prinesli new sladk.eho.

Bratr a sestra Anton Mazanec melt doma nehodu a talc nezustala Ve schazi.

Vets jim poSkodil dairy barn". Jsme radi ge to nebylo horSi a ge nebyl 2adnk poranen.

Schaze skonoila v pet hodin a pak se jedla velice dobra veeeke.

Po yeeeti nam bratr Frank Parma ukazoval obrazky vzate na jejich prazdninach a ta g rejake z Tayler jak svetili Rest Home, a z Ennis na den mladege.

Teg mel asi Best z Holandska co mu sestra Kazdova pkivezla zpatky. Diky brat

Ve strecju, dne 12. rrpna 1953

re Parmo, byly pekne a radi jsme je videli.

Ptigti schaze bude sedmeho zari.

Se sesterskym porthavem na vSechny.

RUFena Parma, dopisovatelka. ) • oys Piknik pro ruladei V. dist. v Danbury Jig tuto raccieli bude se konat vYlet pro nasi mlarde2 5. clistriktu. VSak toto pozvani ovein take plati pro ostatni distrikty, pakli nas laskave navAivi, cot by nas velice poteMo uvitati vas v naSem sttedu.

Rodiee jsou laskave 26.dani aby zli deti na tento piknik na renei bratra Skrabanka v Danbury. Pro deti budou potadane vSelijake hry. Take kratSi program bude predveden. Poteailo by to ease kiditelky kdyby jste se ptihlasili ptijedete, oni vase deti z radosti do programa zatadi. Jsou to sestry: Delia Kadledek, Estelle Kelly a Maxine Sefeik.

VSechny (Jett akolniho veku dostanou obed ZDARMA a ueinkujici deti jests obdr Ft darek.

Bude to den pro deti, hlavnd, 'Mk my starS'i se take budem bavit pti dobrem barbecue ktereho bude hojnost a chlad ne a horke napoje budou take k dostani. Proto vas sestry a ptatele prosim jeall yam to je mo2ne, prineste nejake peeivo na talitku, To jest v nedeli 17. srpna na renei bratra 81u. abanka v Dan bury.

Ptijte s blizka i zddli -yak navgteva nas poteSi a jsem jista, Fe litovat nebudete.

Ze sesterskYrn pozdravem, Frances Olexova Lacine mclouny: — V Hempstead, kde je sttedisko pestovani texaskYch vodnich melounti, tyto se prod.avaji letos velmi la Ono, protole aroda je velka. Mono jich lkoupit osm za dolar. Zato 'zde ye West platime za ne od 35 do 80c. Z ylaSte jdou odbyt velike vodni melouny, zvane Black Diamond. Letos jich bylo ji2 odeslano 50 Feleznienich voza do Little Rock v Arkansasu. — Kupci plati 65c. za 100 liber. Zajimave je, ze i na severu je velika aroda vodnich melount. To je ptieinou ze texaske jsou tak lacine. Lekari doporueuji pail/ant vodnich melounfi a proto se v Texasu pestuji i pozdnh ("ruby, ktere dlouho vydti. nektere aF do Va.noc.

• Mlada pani (ke kuchatce, ktera se k ni velmi kamaradsky cholla): "Snad mne nepovaZujete take za kuchaiku?"

Kuchatka: "Ne, k tomu jste jeSle nerozumna."

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Zajem o sloyanskeho Zioannost mladeie spisovatele Spoj. Statech Vpatek, dile 1. srpna, dostavil se do klubu Newman Dr. Ed. Mieek, profesor slovanskYch jazykft na Texaske statni universite v Austin, aby na pozvant graduovanYch studentu klubu promluvil o sve knize The Real Tolstoy.

U'east byla prostorna klubovni mistnost byla ptepinena a zajem rovneF velikY, o eem2 svedeily dotazy a rozhovor. Byl to skuteenY literarni yeeirek.

Dr. Mieek nejdrive upozornil na fivod k sve knize: `Prava laska je Zivot sam.

Pouze elovek, jenF miluje, je Fl y". Jsou to slova Tolsteho, jenZ east° bkva nazYvan apoStolern lasky, ale o shledani s TolstYm tekl: Mnoho let po napsani jeho kni hy Vojna i mir, setkal jsem se s nim, obklopenYm jeho oddanYmi stoupenci, teS'icim se obdivu civilisovaneho sveta, ale isolovanYin, bez Mint, nYbrF ye Valce s jeho Fel-mu a easti jeho att. VyhliFel jako nejsmutnejSi z velikYch spisovatelt, zoufalY star7";/. mu2.

OhStrne promluvil o kapitole "Dr. Makovick3i, Tolsteho lekat a ptitel" a nazval Dr. Makovickeho nejlepS'im ptitelem Tolsteho, jenF s nim vytrval aZ do smrti.

Take o nem rekl, Fe zaujima mnohem dnlezitejsi misto v Fivote Tolsteho neFli c ne'm Sloveku — je znamo.

Zajem o knihu Dr. Mieka je znaen3-7.

Je to krasna kniha, umelecky vazana a hodi se za daTek k raznYm. ptileFitostem. Proto2e je psana anglicky, maze vy konati znaenY mravni vliv na mlaxle2.

Cena jeji je jen '2 dolary, ktere mo2no zaslati na adresu Dr. Ed. Mieek, University Station, Austin 12, Texas. Zadostem tech, kteti si Pfeil podpis spisovatelay na pamatku, budou ochotne vyhovdno a jmena ptatel jsou zapisovana do z ylaStniho Pamatniku pro ucteni pamatky 50. vYroei smrti Tolsteho. ) • fro • ( Stra gn r sen:— Probouzejici se lenoch.

Pomorte, lide! Pom00000c! — Hoj, kolego co se stalo? Prod tak natika g ? — Prvni (celY yydeS'enY): Ja ti mel straSnY- sen!

Mne se zdalo, ze jsem nagel • • TovaryS'. "Svata pravda vezi v torn starem ptislovi: Prace kvapna main plat na. Co za celY “7clen taktka parou tide 'yam, v nedeli u muziky jako para zmizi."

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Matt: "Ale, ale, nejste s Reginou zasnouben a trZ ji libate?"

RozpaeitY milenec: "S etovolenim, Okna, potriAtend barvou nebo maltou, nelsnadneji se odisti horkYm silnim oc- lostpani, ja myslel, Fe co mutes odbejt dnes, neodkladej na zitra." tern.

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Ptestupky mlade2e, lame zpasobi jinYm lidem'Skociu nebo zraneni a ktere proto upoutaji pozornost policie, shrnuji se zde pod jednotnY nazev "juvenile delinquency". Jde-li o prestupky yaFneho, ciruhu, eteme o nich v novinach, slyAime o nich na rozhlase i v televisnich programech, a snadno pak zapomenern, Fe nejde o nejakY novS7 ukaz, jak tomu nasvedeuje sam fakt, ze prvni soud pro nezietilce byl zrizen jiz a:oku 1899.

Pohorktni, ktere rtizne prostopagnosti omladiny vzbuzuji, brani nam mnohdy hledeti na zloeinnost mladeZe se spray no. perspektivy. Snadno pak prehledneme, Fe sedmadevadesat procent vaech de ti od desiti do sednmacti let odrfista, chodi do skoly_a pripravuje se na odpdvednosti pozciejAiho Fivota ani2 by kdy priglo do konfliktu s policii.

Ze zbYvajicich tti procent, ktere se dopusti nejakeho provineni a ktere strai nik sebere, je asi polovina ihned propuUena a poslana domil, a teprve zbSTvaji.ciho pfildruheho procenta je vys1Stchano u zyld'Atniho soudu. V -Leto poseldni skupine pripada na kaFde jedno (levee pet chlapcfr.

Toto je statistika pro Spojene Staty jako celek. Prirozene, ze neplati stejne pro yg echny obce a Fe zvlaSte ve velkome stech je zlodinnost ponekud vyak na venkove.

Ne vS'ichni znalci shoduji se na 'east° slSrchanem tvrzeni, Fe zloeinnost mezi mladeFi zylagte poslednl dobou znaene stoupa. Nekteri z nich to pripouReji, poukazujice na vetM podet zateeni; jini to naopalk popiraji, nebot' spatfuji V tomto stoupajichn poetu zateeni toliko fakt Fe nolicie je ostraFitej'ai neFli bSt-, vala.

Velke i male obce po cele zemi vynakladaji ve gkere Usili na to, a,by , sniFily poeet prestupkti mezi omladinou a aby pomohly tem, kteri se ji2F neeeho podobneho dopustili, aby se wain ke sporadanemu Fivotu. trady, ktere se tim vaji, a zptisoby, ktere k tomu volt, jsou v rfizrich eastech zeme twine. Nekde je toto usili dobte organisovano, jinde jsou personal a prostredky nedostaeuji ci a proto nedosti freinne, V New Yorku s jeho steho yavou popu laci slouR "City Youth Board" jako koor dinadni a referenent fastredi pro eetne verejne, soukrome a nabo2enske erady a orga.nisace; ktere usiluji o vymjtceni zloeinnosti mezi mladeli. Zminena' Rada zridila t. zv. "gang project", to jest vysila Mmlene a zkukne socialni pracovniky do sousedstvi, kde mladeF vytvoilla

Strana 10, tlupy, na,nanoze ozbrojene, ktere mezi se bou zvadeji mnohdy krvave Sarvalky.

Tito pracovnici snaZi se uzaviiti se eleny tlup ptatelstvi, najiti pro ne YhodnejAi zabavu a dati tak jejich energii ptilektost se vybiti.

V desiti letech sveho trvani provadela Newyorska Rada zkomnani, jehd2 jednim vYsledkein bylo zjiAteni, ze jiste zkouAky umogiuji na zaklade povahovYth rystr a rodinnYch okolnosti v ptipade malYch deti ptedPovidati, ktere z nich by se nejspiAe molly v pozdejAich letech dopusti ti zloeint. TakovYto nalez vede pkirozene kiteinnefAim preventivnim zaki sokuin.

Jind vec, kterou Rada zjistila, byla, ze ze dvou milionii mestskYch rodin je to merle neZli jedno procento fechto rodin, z nich pochazi vice neZli 75 procent vAech mladYch provinilcil. Jsou to rodiny, v niehZ" jsou rodiee pijati nebo lido ciegenerovani, kteti i ptes pomoc yetejne-socialnich Utadh sve deti zanedbava ji, nevenujice dostateenou pea jejich iy.sickemu zdravi a nestarajice se o jejich moralko.

Tyto a podobne poznatky neplati jen o newyorske metropoli, nYlort vztahuji se ve vetAim nebo men'Aim metitku na yetAinu ptipadti zloeinnesti mladde Po cele zemi. KaZdY soudc,e, kterY yyslYcha, mlacle provinilce, be_re proto v fivahu rodinne prostiedi, v nemz dite odrustalo.

YkSTNiX — WEST, -TEXAS

Stehlierek (Pokraeovani) "Pak je to kvedlik na,A. Pan ueitel si jej u nas yypiljail, pro pani tidier. Jen to mi je divne, proe na nem ye Akole provedli operaci. Tyhle vYhony byly mnohem delAi. Ted' to a2 ani jako kvedlik nevypada. Tak vidite, vy jste ptiAla o kvedlik a nine setizli chapadel."

0 kom se povida, nedaleko bYva. Pant fidici jako na zavolanou si ptiAla pro, maso.

Darby si domlutry a zahada s kvedliky se koneene' vysvetlila. Zjistilo se, ze ma ptiprava na slavnou figuralku stela mile u2 tri kvedliky, a 2e ten etvrtY, samcgost 1Y, podtoupiti jeSte musel velkou operaci: nemilosrdne zkraceni svYch peti pa

Po vyueovani jsem se vypravil na kole do mesta,, Nis kupec race v kapsach, stoji u silnice pied svYm kramem a taZe se nine: `Pane ueiteli, do mesta, do mesta?"

"Ano." "Neobte2ovalo by vas, kdybyste mi tam koupil nekolik kvedlikti?"

"Nikoliv."

"Dekuji vain, ja bych vas neobteloval, ale tett' je po nich najednou poptavka.

Ja nevim, co se to stalo. Pies tu chvili chce nekdo kvedlik. I vy jste se po dvou shanel."

V meste jsem nakoupil devet kvedlikti.

PorculanovY jsem nemohl sehnati. ZaSoudy inladde, ktere najdeme ve vSech balili mi je pekne do papiru a ja, jsem esmaetyticeti statech, obyeelie neptipou si je provazkem ptivazal vzadu k Steji k vYslechnin AirAi verejnost, snatice so tak uSettiti vinnika rozpaktn (Ve 32 Pti zpilteeni ceste, temet u2 pied nail statech je provinilec pova2ovan. za 'Ju- vsi, k sve velke ialosti jsem poznal, venile" do veku 18 nebo i 21 let, y 16 jsem balik s kvedliky ztratil. U sedla statech je hranici AestnactY rok.) Soudce jen provazek. rozhodne o ptipade po tadnem vyslech Nezbylo nic jineho, ne2 obratiti kolo nuti vAech okolnosti a po posouzeni ro- zase zpet k mestu. Zapnu nohy do peda elinneho prosttedi, jak mu je yysy etli so lu a v rychle jizde sleduji silnici. Po kve cialni pracovnik. dlicich ani stopy.

NeZli jsem sehnal drulmu serii kveciliZiska provinilec a obec nejvice tim, 2e poSle vinnika do polepAo yny nebo do kit, sbehal jsem po meste temet vAecky z ylaAtni Akoly? Nebo snad Urn, ze ho pu- odborne zavody, o nichZ se dalo pfedposti a ponecha pod dozorem pracovnika, kladat, ze ty tak ze by tak jako je kvedlik mely na skied& jelm2 nkolern je sveteneho mu chlapce Celkem jsem nakoupil jedenact nebo divku vest! pa spravne ceste?

Snad by byl 112 pa nine v malem me Kcle je to jen trochu indZne, rozhodu je se soudce pro volbu druhou, nebot' se steeku kvedlik v kratne ani za diukat nespolu s mnoha jinYtni lidmi stale vice sehnal ! .re.ntokrat jsem byl put doprave kvecrkloni k nazoru, ze vetAina mlaclYch pro pottebuje spiSe radu a vedeni ne Mar k /lam iii opatrnejAi. Pti yazal jsem si je k kidittu, abych je mel stale na iii trest a zbaveni svobody. e( i• eich.

Ve stieclu, dne 13. srpna 1958 naAel, neni-W2 pravda."

"Ano pane, lad. na "To je milj!"

"Jo tohle by mohl kaZdej lici. Tak mi telly teknon co v nem je."

"Devet kvedliktl!"

"To se ratej, mlaciej pane, moc mejlit, kveciliky, tam jsou, to Stimuje, ale je jich tam jen sedm."

"To neni moZne!" "Tak si je spoeitajir "No, talk, to videj, ze jen sedm. Jak by jich mohln bejt devet, krly2 jsem dva z nich nyneko tulle y e mlejne Kdy2 jsou ale jejich, ty dva mini od zvednuti."

Tak nahocla tomu chtela, ze jsem p11 vezl domu osrnnact kvedlikti. Podelil jsem jinn pani fidici, pani starostovou a hostinskou. Te jsem ovAem slibil, 2e ji porculanovY kvedlik piilOitostne zaopattim.

ZbYvajicich ettnact jsem dal naSernu kapci, Piekvapen ptivida: "Dekuji yam pane neiteli, vice u2 jich tam nemeli?"

Tim se kvedlikova zalelitost skoneila.

U Jendy jsme meli na nisi uz tti zkottSky. Souhra nam vazla_ Jn jsem ale bubnoval spravedlive. Rekli jsme si tedy, abychom obstali pied kritikou, ze je nevyhnutelne tteba jeAte jecine generalni zkouAky. Pravda, pit ni Ala ink 11.2 lepe, ale v kredu kroutil Jencla jeSte povaMiye hlavon.

Krasna, ale obtiZna mAe 2adala zejme na v 'z.,enskYch hlasech ol.vdzeni SkolenY mi zpevaekaini. Na jendtr, 2enskY personal pH filialnina kostele byl to aZ pii'A teZkY PtiAla slavnostni nedeie. Bylo ptekrasne. Se vAech st •an putuji cola peocesi iidi do kostela. Ze by tu nekely primice byla, neni pa.matnika. Pak se pc celem s okoli rozneslo, ze Mule slavna tradami, jako pamat p ii a je stati de!

Kostel je v pravern slova smyslu bit. Lide • se kupi 11.2 jen u hlavniho echo du. Za nedlouho nestaeuje ani hitittivek kolem kostela, bide stall 112 za nizkou • ohradou htbitovni a pciact, potad jich Wit ptibYva,.

Jak se novosveconee v prilvoan kneli objevil v kostele, uvitaly ho nage'obla, Aujici intrady.

Nejdtiv bylo kazani, no nem mAe, kterouZ slonZi novosvecenec. Ostatni mu p11 sluhovai.

Jenda, statnY, krevnatY muZ", se silnY Profesor: "Co byste ueinil, kdybyste Na zpateeni ceste u silnici, pobliz m1Ypit pytvani tela eloveka je§te 2ivot v na, sedi tulak a dela na dlani peneZni mi skly na oeich, na kruchte nervosne. piecha,zi, rovna hudebniky, zpevaky, renem spozorbyal?" bilanci Ave obehrizky. Vedic neho viduje nay a v posledni chvili jeAte Student: "Rozumi se, ze bych se pede mama a intij balik. tu a tam ptipadne pokyny a I'MVAim u dotyeneho eloveka zdvoiile oinlu Zabrzdim, seskoeina a k nemu.

"VaAnosto, tenhbe batik jste pied chvi hazy.

ti'edu, dne 13, zrpna 1958 Mse zaeala a dari se nad oeekavani.

Lkie hlecli vice na kruchtu neZ k DoSlo uZ na Kredo Do poloviny se darn° skvele, pak jsme se ale zaeali houpat, hudba ne a ne zpe y utahnouti. Zen sky hlasy zvolnovaly tempo, muZske hla sy musely s nimi.

Na Stesti nas Jenda zase Pkejde me-li St'astne je gte jedno choulostive misto, flame vyhiLno. Zpev ale zase zvolriuje, houpame se znovu.

Jenda pravici Slam, taktovkou, levici stira si pot s vela se rinouci a posunuje si ke gpiece nosu svezle brYle na praye misto.

Nage situace se elm dale tim vice horgi, tt2 se nadobro topime. Jenda zpev zou Pale popohani, hudbu zadrZuje. Diferen ce mezi hudbou a zpevem je uZ citelna.

Jedina, pomoc je v bubnech a pozounech ktere mohou spoleenYm vystoupenim, kri tick sta y zakrYti. Dam tedy znameni ustra genYin pozounistiim a spustime.

Kotle viii, pozouny jasaji. Poystava, hudebni boute podobna te, pri ni2 se kdysi born° Jericho. Do not by ji nesrovnal ani Mozart ani Beethoven.

Pri ni podarilo se Jendovi po druhe nas slepiti. Nash jsme se a pokraeujeme do konce Kreda, jako by se nic nesta10.

Pak jsme si vgichni z hluboka oddechli a s vytkegtenYm zrakem mleky hledeli jeden na druheho, jako bychom gt'a stne vyvazli uZ z neadvratneho nebezpeeenstvi Zivota.

V kostele nikdo, ani knezi u oltare nemeli nejmengi potuchy o nagi nehode.

Naopak, tato ohlu gujici pa:ale Kreda uz naviina za obdivuhodnY hudebni vYkon.

Jak bylo Kredo s krku, bylo vyhrano!

Ostatni east m ge byly provedeny ua bez firazu.

"Stechlieku," povida propocenSr Jenda po msn, "tvaj virbl je naclhern3-T, ted' yeMm, jsi s bubny east° co delat, ale v Kredu na nejhorgim miste vjel jsi do nas o nem, drive a strhl jsi s sebou i pozouny. Ale at' jsi to uZ udelal schvalne nebo omylem, jsem ti za to vdeeen, nebot' v bouri, ktera se rozpoutala, podakilo se mi vas zase sjednotiti."

Ja mu na to "No, tak Jendo, ted' se ti priz7 nam, ze jsem jakZiv bubny netloukl, tady. Veti g mi nebo ne?"

"Neverim, protole tviij virbl to usved euje ze 1Zil" Jenda zfistal nevericim Tomagem. tepry a2 se se g'el s mYrn gefem a vyslechl od hello celou kvedlikovou histo rii.

Nak hluena, mAe vyvolala ohromne narlgeni. Vgern se libila, a dlouho, diouho se o ni mluvilo. Zejmena star'. tide, kteri se na podobne rage jet pamatovali, od

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Na roz g ifew) prograni budou vybirati jako kaZdeho ledna dobrovolniei y e 3,100 cdboekach organisace tradieni ken "March of Dimes", toPan O'Connor pravil mezi to: "Na gim zamerem pro budoucnost je sesta yiti org-antsovanY Stab dobrovolniku pro pole lekaiskeho badani, peen o nemocne a profesionalni vYchovu, dAti nru jiste prvetni eile, ale ponechati SISAL Ve vYboru "Hospodarsko-Ctenarskeho dosti svobody, aby mohl reSiti 1-10V6 zdra spolku" jsme se usnesli, Ze si pozveme votni preblemy, kdekoliv se tyto objevi. na pkednaSku hospodarsketio kazatele, ditele SteZejnim bodem noveho programu Slibil a prijel. jsou vYzkumy. Tyto budou oproti pritom Jako jednatel spolku sbubnoval jsem nosti rozsiieny a nebudou se noddle vzk nam na predna gku nejen na gi obec, ale tahovati toliko na jednu chorobu. Prof:a i jeji cele okoli. sionalni vYchova bode teZ roz girena tak.), K me radosti na yStiVil nas take jeden aby zahrnovala jak personal pro vYzku.od rids dosti vzdalebY rolnik, jen2 u nas my, tak i personal pro peei o pneienty byl znam jako vYteenY stfelec. Mel s se- na vsech einnosti" bou prekra.sneho eistotrevneho jezeveiSvobeda giedovati Ozkiamy kteroukoli ka, kterY se leskl, jako by ho kadeinik slibnou cestcu bude aspon s poeatku natrel nejdraZ gi briliantinou. spojena s rilizbytnYm omezenim pomoci, "To je krasnY pes!" povidam. ktera bode pos.kytovana pacientiim.

"Libi se vam?"

Toto omezeni je nasledkem rozsahlo"Libi, tak krasneho jezeveika jsem do- tn skrYvajicino se v :Leto pesud nevidel."

Je treba si jen uvedomiti, ze pH nej"Chcete-li, dim yam ho!” mengim 11,000,000 lidi ma arthritis a reu "Vy Zertujetel" matismus. ze 250,000 deti rodi se kaZdoro "Snad bych si z vas nedelal blazny, cue s nejakou vadou (mezi net je zahrnu pane ueiteli, o psa nevi u mne incuze, fe- to i zranern pin porodu) a Ze plavdepona mi vrhla nekolik Stenat. Cheete-li, dobne nejakYch 150,000 lidi, kte •i kdysi tady mate ghtiru a odved'te si do domu. men detstou obrnu, budou v p • i(itich ne Dejte ho ale k boucle na retizek a uvol- kolika letech stale je gte potrebovati ponete ho tak. za tit etyki nedele, az si u mac.'

Podle pritomnYch plania bude prozavas zvykne!" tim nabidnuta pomoc toliko mladeli do (Pokraeovard prigte) veku osmnacti let, a to tem, kteri trpi )• • bud' arthritis nebo poruchou centralniho NovSi program 7ner yoveho systemu. Oeekava se, ze Pal deho roku pfihlasi se o tuto pomoc asi 16,000 dal s arthritis a asi 8,000 deti z Detsk6 obrny chute zminene kategorie.

National Foundation for Infantile PaPresident Narodni nadace zdaraznoralysis prave tohoto tYdne oznamila, ze val, ze bode treba nabyti je gte mnoha zahajuje novY program, kterY umoZni informaci o presnem poetu pacient y, o vedeckY fitok na hlavni zdravctni proble- rozsahu a jakosti stavajicich prostredkti my Mirada, predev gim na arthritis a vajejich leeeni a o poetu osob, Mere jsou dy pri narozeni vznikle. kvalifikovany a ochotny do akce se zaBasil O'Connor, president organisace, pcjiti. Jedine pak, bude mozno vypracoktera umoZnila vypracovani Salkova vac vati rozsahlY program pomoci lidem s ciny protidet -ske obrne, nastind girokY• arthritis a s defekty, projevi yguni se pH program budoucnOsti na tiskove kon- narozeni. ferenci v New Yorku teprve v iiterY, 22.

"Nagim. cilem v peel a pacienty je poeervence. kraeovati v zakroku proti det;ke °lame Organisace, jeZ bude pkezvana "Na- aZ do to doby, kdy na g 111°1 dokontional Foundation", povede i naddle svuj een," pravil pan O'Connor "Maine k tofispegnY boj proti detske obrne a bode mu inoraini zavazky, a ame ic.kY na.rod soueasne i pokraeovati ye vedeeke vY- neekava, ze tuto odpovedneet na sebe zkumne akci, jiZ se vynasnaZi clopatrati prijmeme. S peel a pacienty s arthritis poruch stredniho nervo y eho sy- a s vrozenou zrlidnosti zapocueme za prstemu. Podle slov pana O'Connora pove- y& tam, kde se daji oeekavati nejlepgi dou jeji yYzkiimy i ke zlepgeni osudu obe vYsled.ky, a za druhe v rozsahu, primeti arthritis a vad, existujicich od naroze renem k ochote verejnosti akci financoni (kongenitalniho. znetvotent) Vati." chazell z kostela ye sla y nostni nalade.

PropocenS7 Jenda, neZli gel na hostinu, musel se donna opine prevleci. 2e se na hdstine rnel vYteene, je nesporno, ale vice nez v gecky chody pin ni te g ila ho pochvala, ji2 se mu se v g ech stran dostalo za St'astne provedenou paradni ii guralku od Roberta, F'uhrem, kdysi kapelnika pin domu svatovitskem.

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Co se stalo v Lek: torn, Ze tam aural kaZdY strum, Spadl s polamal ;:i PriSla nemu lekarka, masa•ka tlusta moucha hnedle listek napsala a pro leky poslala.

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Mlsny pudticek Kdo mi znalsal moje snidanieko? dostanu-li zlodeje, toinu sic se povede !

Pre, nebo maminkou petom avne opiS do seSitu! Uvaittj o rieeterti pats se pi• beh vypravovati via p,tnimi sl yvy! Hude to eviCeni Ceske . by byl rad, kdyby mu podebW. byly napsany, prolidove.

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0 ;.iabe a rybee: Caba leze do kaluk na rybieku repta, rybieko na slunieko poclivat se do sveta. jsera rybka jako Sinka ja nelenim jako ty -® je-li tobe kaluZ ja si hledim eistoty.

Sukynku main vybilend blYska se mi jako snih kottpila ji matinka za milion stribrnYch. ;° (:

Aj — co to victim nadlieku mastnou bradu maS', hravaS-li si na koeieku, pros do kouta zalezaA. BojiS se a strachuj6= yid.' --- Ze vie misat' nebude'S, sic tam visi metlieka, na mlsneho pudlleka.

Snad Vain nektera basni6ka- prijde vbod, jestli nebyla nekcl,y otiStena.

-5 krajanskYm pozdravem Mijkova.

Poz. red:-- SrdeenY dik za la8kavou vYpomoc. ° eto Do lekarny priSel venkovan.

"Prosil bych neco lr oti boleni hlavy," Zadal skroukne, "hodn , silneho a lacine ho."

"S radosti," odpova:el miady farinacent, "sednete si." A vzav velkou lahev salmiaku, podal ji k xlc;;It venkovanevu.

"Hodne silne si nekolikrate eicnnetc," ra dil dobrodinec.

Strkeek Mehl jak mohi, eichl jeSte jednou, aZ zavravoral a zvratil se se ‘Zidle.

KdvZ se vzpamatoval, tazal se dobrodiner, zdali jeSte boll hlava a je-li to do bre proti boleni hlavy.

"Oh, hlava neboli, je to dobra, vec, ale, vedi, ja to chtel pro brats."

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mam noel): "Ma Mink°, Dite V Dubanech na }lane vyhorelo u cesty. DomIci na spalenial. rum zenl" v noel nemusi g Pitt" Matka: "Jen a popel. Mezi 11001 .0 y, SedivY Mazda.

"Dite (pc) chviii): "D/laminko, ja main Mimo jdo unadY elovek. a pta, sesouxit1.6: "Ale prosim vas, strYeku jai> se to jeSt evetM zizen!"

Matka: "he vs-tanu a dostancA metjen stalo?"

"Enu," odpovida. Brazda vaZne, "toZ "T-elyZ 112 Oise ; na mne jit s se yam to chytio a horelo to a2 to sloe-- mctlou, paints on pri tom aspon sklenici relo!" vody."

Ve sttedu, dne 13. srpna 1958

V STNiK — WEST, TEXAS

vrolai v V pkipanu tmrti (Al v4J r3.L 1 roku. vu vtTfida JI: 20t1 splatkovA, riu(ii ku 60 leet, u.b.V ob';') g as vyplati v pkipado into :1.1. od v6Vyberte si ai 130tkebY 1w 1 roku, Payer Iurance Ulna B: Dokivotne poplatky se plati ("lentil-a v torn Detskem Oda do smrtl. boeu jest Jednotcu pesky tovaTtida, C: 20c1 splatkova, dokivotni. Pono, v*hoda ochrany poplatky platky se plati pouze 20 let.

Ea ditko platiciho, talc zvanou Ttida D: 15 tl splatkova dotivotni. Po"Payor Insurance", kteratto platky se plati pouze 15 let. °throne. za mirnY m6sierd P o Ttida E: 10 ti splatkova dokivotial. Po-platekzb,vujVptiadusmrlatky se plati pouze 10 let ti platiciho popiatky povinTtida F: 15ti lets nadaeni Obnos cernosti dagiho pkiceni noplattifikatu j est vyplacen za 15 kfi na takto certilet. fikat.

Ttida G: 20t1 let& nadaeni. °brim certi fikatei jest vyplacen za 20 le.

Ttida H: Nadaeni ye 65ti let. Olen plaADDRESSES OF DISTRICT ti poplatky al do 65ti let.

ORGANIZERS Ttida 20ti splatkova, nadadni ve 50ti DI„.

Barina let.

1, ? _‘; Ttida Splatkova do 65t1 let. dotivoSmithville, Texas tnt DISTRICT I — Ben Mikola: Trida L: Dvojnasobee trazove poliSte111. W. Rio Gran& St. ri (Double Indemnity) certie Taylor, Texas fikat s vystavuje do obnosu DST. Vrla $5,000,00, dodateene k 05-32 Epn.wc 1 mu certifik6tui Dallas, Texas rtida M: Pensijni pojistka. Po dosate- f.)18T. W—Fred Kve ni 65 mica Glen dostava Route 1 rnesienii prijem doknd tiv. Zekiiernothy, Te ee; M. tjlsraIs acir mte-li pied 80 lety de- 1ST. N, diet dostanou mesieni piijem Bellabr do 80 vSiroei ro lrzenin. eleBellaire, Texas SenkNriie na.

DIST 405 Market St. Ttida MC: 20ti leta tipisova oehrana kteEl Campo, Te: ra se roene zmenSnje, ai z4t stane vyplacene pojateni ha DIST. VII—Chas..

1125 Austin 1-1, $1,000.00.

San Antonio 9, 'nee, Ttida MX: lOti 'eta Opisova ochrana ktera se roe-ne zmenSuje, at di• stane vyplacene pojiSterii na $1,000.00. ochrana.

Ttida N: lOti leta fipisova. lenum kteki maji vyptijeen6 penize od S. P. J. S. T. iS _ICT Ttida Ni.. lOti leta upisova ochrana.01eMrs. Rud. C. AlIatejka ntin, kteti nemaji pujeku na Rt. 4, Box 504 majetek od S. P. J. S. T. Bryan, Texas V Detskein Oddeieni Ttida JT: Doeasne pojieteni do 16 let, DISTRICT ktere se mute zmeniti na kte- Mrs, Clara IIejl, Route 4„ Temple, Texas. rekoliv jine pojiUeni, kdykoDISTRICT III. liv net dosahne 16 let.

Mrs. Emma Cesks, 2709 Park Avenue S. Ttuda, JS: 20ti splatkova dotivetni. PirlY Waco, Texas obnos pojiAteni se vyplati v Mrs. Bessie Par, Assistant, 5405 Morn, pkipadu Ur:4W cid van 1 roTexas ku. e 1, :.leya:,our, Tex. Vida JE: Nadeeni v doso..2eni 18 let; Mrs. Ed. Haisle.,!, pinY obnos pojMterii se vypiati v pi'ipadu fimrti od veku 1 Estella, Kelly, Della KaCIlecek, Maxine roku.

Sefcik, 2301 Airline Drive, Houston 9, 20t1 ieta nadadni, pins obn' Texas trida 0131a0V

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T—etaty Types of Cer) red b y our o. P. J. S. T. Class B. Ordinary Life Class C. 20 Pay Life Class D: 15 Pay Life Class E: 10 Pay Life Class F: lb Pay Endowment Class 0: 20 Pay Endowment Class H; Endowment at age 65 Class I: 20 Pay, Endowment at age 60 Class K: Ordinary Life, Paid-up at 65 Class L: Double Indemnity Insurance, issued up to the sum of $5,000.00 Class M: Retirement e 65 Class MC: 20 year necreasing mortgame protection with a $1,000.00 Paid-up certificate after 20 years Class MX: 10 year decreasing mortgage protection with a $1,000.00 Poid-up certificate after 10 years Cia N: 10 year decreasing mortgagt insurance, issued to members who have real estate loans from SPJST Class N2: 10 year decreasing mortgage insurance issued to members who have real estate loans from other than the SPJST. Juvenile Department Class JT: Term insurance to 16 years of age which may be converted into any other class of insurance before attaining age 16, Class JS: 2U Pay Lite, full benefit at age 1 Class JE: Endowment at age 18, rail Benefit at age 1 Class JO: 20 Pay Endowment, Full Benefit at age 1 Class JI: 20 Pay Endowment at age 60 Full Benefit at age 1 Payer Insurance: This Order offers payors of premiums for members in this department the benefit of PAYORS INSURANCE according to which plan payment of premium's stops upon the death of the payor.

DISTRICT VI Sister Edith Janik, East Bernard, Texal DISTMCT Mrs. Betty Jutica, fa. 2, Box 891e Corpus Christi, Texas ( You could all help us, to attain out goal of securing 3 million of new Insur4 once, by assisting our Organizers.

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FROM i ressive city, and by folio\ District IV. Meets In Street into No. I then proceeding north on Main found the Knights of Columbus Hail, large, col The Heart Of' The and ready for the Meeting.

San Angelo, in Torn Green County, Conch° known as the Mother County of the Again at the kind invitation of our District IV, the Editor and wife left West befol' sunrise to make the unfamiliar trip to San Angelo where the District meeting was to be held. Needless worry, however, for the road was perfect all the way into San Angelo through some of the most fabulous country imaginable.

Once we left the city of Gatesville, upon passing through two hills, the country opened up before usi on all sides into a panorama of vastness, of tree-studded hilly terrain, of rocky broken land., on an endless horizon with its individual mesas and ranges of hills, seen for many miles as through a blue veil. On the more level land cultivated corn, cotton and maize with their method of leaving every third row unplanted, the area boasted of many spacious homesteads, some modest ones, lots of newly-dug earthen stock tanks and the turning windmills were prominent. In this country, the cedar, mesquite and cactus, and slab rocks used in building construction, vie with each other for the breaks and pastureland and at intervals one could see bulldozing operations trying to change the face of some piece of land in an uprooting operation into which goats would be turned to keep the sprouts under control Again acre upon acre of maize in its brilliant hues of orange heads were around Rowena, like sentinels waiting for the hungry combines to come in and harvest the bountiful crop after so many lean years of the just-passed drouth.

We waved to the cities of Goldthwaite and Ballinger as we rounded the overlooking highway. These are large modern cities with their many blocks of new contempOrary homes nestled among the trees and seemed like happy places in which to live.

We found San Angelo another prog-

Concho Country, because a number of from counties of this region were with the original Tom Green center of its Fort COneho, is the . a wide area extending beyond the Pecos River to the West and the Rio Grande to the South for its agricultural produce as well as the morly oil producing wells which polka-dOt the area, Upon entering the Hall, one saw insmediately that everything was in readiness for the visitors and the good sisters were busy placing the food as it came in upon the tables for the noon serving: Barbecue, fried chicken, l -• of all kinds, tea, coffee and such an array of eake8, pies and other ten-loth-1g pastries as one sees only at a. county fair. It brealu, down the will power of the most resolute dieter!

After the serving of the gathering, 5 the District roughly esttimated over CO, IV President Bros, called the meeting to order for the afternoon children's program and the business meeting.

With the Pledge of Allegience to the Flag, the program continued, The District. IV Reporter will give you a more detailed summary of this part of the Program, Meeting with its You rVe:

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BrOther Marek laude he organ asking them to staid •i lice hands saying "Our destiny Brother in securing new na: times Marek cited incidents fi , likenshowing the brotherhood ing; the ownership of 'c....mrance to the storing of grain for the I, life.

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Roll call revealed a very compl -len- presented speech cited fraternalism in lo,•t of nations with tary attendance of District IV lodges, America as a mel hip and billions of for these folks really have long' distan- millions of mo.o ces to travel in order to make •a. meet- dollars in insuron: . coverage, a vast He cited ing, and the roll call also revealed that fortune to be reckoned . anizatiolA five districts out of the total seven in ale Various T eYa S work baror our fraternal orbit were represented. that recogn' wol1:11'e. of 0.:1, , s Youth Director.; fro , a ns, and IV were preme Lodge Toa I. V, and H. dent of the on1 Ledg representative :- .:-'0111 District III. These folks from District the good Gees to: rful has'i ty, d children !or the program. that 40 perBI had chartered a bus Supreme Lodge Attorney, August lash sona could make the meeting, representing Lodges 84 and 130 of Pallas, 156 of then spoke a few ww:ds of the interest so

Wednesday, August 13, 1958 manifested by coming of such great distances by the membership to be here, stating that District IV membership is scattered over so much of our state.

Brother Charles Navratil, Director of District. II, Director of the SPJST Rest Home in Taylor, reiterated the remarks of the preceding speaker at being glad to be here among the enthusiastic membership of District IV, and then spoke on the topic of the Rest Home, which was closely followed by all 'Brother Otto Stehlik, also a member of the Rest Home Directorship, and a member of the Financial Committee of said Home, spoke briefly on the Rest Home..

Your Editor of our fraternal Vestnik, speaking in English, bad all to remain staunch brothers, and sisters, stating that in the most perfect machinery, there is a little surface friction, saying that this Meeting was a testimonial of our interest and cooperation of our fraternal efforts. He then spoke in the Czech language for the benefit of our Czech speaking older members.

After a break of a few minutes, the meeting was again called to order and Brother Joe B, Hejny, Vive-President of the Supren-,,e Lodge spoke briefly, to extend his personal greetings to all and to thank District IV for their wonderful hospitality, also pointing out that these Meetings bring us a little closer to each other in understanding and appreciation. He complimented the Youth of the District on their efforts in bringing before us a nice Children's Program.

Brother Koliha, Treasurer of the Supreme Lodge stated he was glad to be present and appreciated the hospitality of the District. He bade us to help our District /and local organizers, saying in part: "Let us set aside selfishness.

When an organizer gets a little more than the others, let's not get jealous of him, for the membership is the life of our SPJST. It is to the organizers to whom you must look for the future of our order. We want these youngsters who are gathered here today to follow in our footsteps and it is again the organizer that must succeed in obtaining them. I. therefore, stress very much that we cooperate with our organizers and we need not fear that in the future there will not be any SPJST." Applause.

Brother Joe Skrabanek, visiting Director of the SPJST from Houston, Texas stated: "I really did not intend to say anything, I just came to have a good time. This is about the fourth time that I've atttended your meetings here. A lot of the other districts with larger me.,r4bership do not have the crowd that you have here today, you really should be proud of it!" While I'm up here, I

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want to invite all of you to our Youth Picnic of District V, on August 17th, this month, so, don't forget that we would like to see a lot of you come out and visit with us.

Brother Arnold Vrla, District III's gressive District Supervisor of the Organizers, cited the progress made since 1897 when with a handful of charter Members the order has grown to more than 30,000 members today, commending the people who support this dream (our Order- and thanking them for it.

He also congratulated District IV for the wonderful Program of their Youth and for the hospitality extended to all.

Brother Fred Kveton, District IV, Supervisor of Organizers, reiterated Brother Koliha's words regarding organizers and their important position in our fraternal family. He urged the membership in that District IV to be of assistance to their organizers, citing that they have a long way to go to meet their set "quota." He complimented the various organizers who did outstanding work in that District; saying: "It will take all of the lodges, doing their part, for us to reach this "quota" and I believe we can do it."

Brother Fred Socha, local organizer spoke in Czech, welcoming and thanking everyone for the interest shown by such a large attendance.

Dr. Schiller, was introduced, being remembered by some of the membership from their youth, a member of our fraternal family, a most beloved general practicing physician in this area who just recently was recognized by the mighty American Medical Association as "The Doctor of the Year" in the medical world. Our brotherhood applauds you dear doctor, may your years among us yet be long and happy ones.

Wonder how many in our brotherhood got their first spanking from this good doctor!

Brother Sid Pokladnik, District III's Vice President and spokesman, talked briefly on fraternalism from the lodge level, introducing by way of example their youthful District III President, Brother Emil Petr and top organizer of Lodge 84; and Brother and Sister Kartcus who have been members well over 45 years in Lodge 84 and who were with the Chartered Bus Delegation here today, and then introduced the Lodge 84 Youth Director who is also DistrictIII Assistant Youth Director, Sister Bessie Petr, to the ovation of her adoring teenagers who were also present. Then Richard Sykora, a clean cut and utterly charming young man spoke for the Lodge 84 Teen-Age Club. He thanked those responsible for bringing them to the

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Brother Frank Olexa, V. President of Lodge 88, in Houston, Texas spoke briefly recognizing the good sisters and braters who worked to make District IV's

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Fltrana hospitality so outstanding, saying: 1 "Those who work and prepare are the Working Bees of the Order, so that the others can have a good time." The ovation froaD the gathering confirmed his remarks. Brother Olexa also invited the brotherhood to Danbury, Texas, August 17th, for the Youth Picnic of District V. We happen to know Brother Olexa over 35 years and know that he always is a dependable worker.

Sister Olexa, also spoke briefly as a third member of the Press Committee„ stating her part in making the Vestnil . liked by all.

Five members present were recognized as having been members for over 50 years in our fraternal family.

A discussion was brought up about the respective host lodges in District IV, serving such large gatherings free of charge, stating that the few members in the host lodge had to foot the bill which seemed unfair. It was unanimously agreed by members as well as visiting delegation that it was expecting too much for a handful of members to "pick up the tab" and while everyone appreciated such hospitality very much, it was not expected of them, that everyone was willing to buy his meal at such a large gathering, if the good sisters would only serve it.

The time and location of the next District Meeting will be announced at a later date in the Vestnik. Brother Steve Valcik and his missus were on hand to show some film from their recent tourist excursion which they conducted into Czechoslovakia and as the evening was drawing to a close, the Meeting closed with the singing Hej Slovane.

At this point some of the visiting delegation left. Reluctantly the Editor was one of them for Monday was a busy workday at the printshop and the trip back home was a long one in Sunday traffic. Then too, rest was imperative.

It was a pleasure to meet so many nice folks, folks who haven't been able to make the arduous trips to attend meetings of other Districts; to meet new friends; and the good old stand-by friends, invaluable as pearls nd definite part of one's life while on this earth. God keep you all.

The asphalt road was very hot nd soupy on the road back hone, for further up head there was a black overhang of rain clouds which deflected the sun to make traveling uncomfortable without air conditioning. ,Many a blowout was being repaired on the road shoulders froth hot tires which had been driven too fast in the dense heat, so until we gat under that dark cloud, we wished for the cool of the KC Hall back

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hs San Angelo, however, once we did make the corer of the cloud, rain spattered us bare and there to cool everything immediately and we rode finally into Waco very comfortable. It was getting dark.

Bidding that part of the beautiful state good-bye and at Gatesville coming to the banks of the Leon River, we saw the stately courthouse in the twilight standing on the opposite side of the Leon River, high ever the surrounding area, dike a castle in seine Walt Disney fairy tale. The river bridge was like a drawbridge over a moat and the occasion of the moment made one stop to marvel at the beauty one meets in so many places in our state, Our forefathers were truly artistic builders and have left us many an edifice or artistic masonry for our enjoyment in this time of contemporary and streamlined era.

Again, thanks to District IV for your kind invitation, and our best wishes for a Most successful campaign to nieet the challenge of your "quota." God has been good to you folks in west Texas and we know you will make it!

Fraternally yours, Your Editor and spouse fsla

-ArFraternal Lodges _ Out? The answer to that question is — Definitely not!

Recently an article appearing in the American Legion magazine embracing a similar subject. The article offered a rebuttal to the few critics that contended. the fraternal system was on its way out. With your permission, I would like to quote a portion of that article. "The fraternal orders are still going strong and doing -aa fine job in many respects than they ever ,did, Many of them .put less emphasis than formerly on fancy regalia. But the scope of their benevolent and public service programs has broadened and, in a quiet way, they are contributing• more to the welfare of their members, their communities, and the nation than ever before."

It is therefore obvious that the success of any lodge of today must be geared to ever-changing modern times. In Oct. if our lodges are to experience any degree of success, they should keep pace Frith the times. By this, I ;mean that the basic and fundamental principles of fraternalism upon which cur societies were founded, should he discarded. I mean that the same basic principles should still be fostered and perpetuated. However, they should be put in moder n dress

INedriesday --/Alif,ust 12, 19M brought up to date and made compatible with the times.

True, attendance at lodge meetings is not as great as in the. clays before movies, radio and teleViSlon. Our Society has experienced a reduction in membership attendance at lodge meetings. However in my travels I have seen a marked increase in lodge attendance.

Fraternal activities in lodges must be geared to the interests of the co.iDmunities in which these lodges are located and where the Society operates. This rededication and resurgence of interest on the part of the members is concrete evidence that the fraternal lodges are not dying.

Through experience we have learned that the folks of today want something for their lodge dues — they do not wish to sit around and chat: They wish to actively participate in a group sponsored activity that will be of benefit to their community as a further expression of good citizenship and fraternity as sponsored by their lodges.' All of us know that each individual possesses a degree of brotherhood and fraternalism, However, through concerted group action of the lodge, they can accomplish their goal of praticing benevolence and brotherhoed. I am sure that all of you will agree that this spirit of doing for each other is further proof that lodges are not dying.

Thera is great evidence of the desire on the part of the members of the fraternal societies to participate in programs of mutual interest in the communities in' which they live. Stop and think of the many lodges that we operate that promote various fraternal programs — these assume nanny proportions.

Some are involved irr the development of programs. to help combat juvenile delinquency, such as athletic programs and the like. Here again we find proof that the fraternal lodges are not dying. See Ennis, Dallas and Houston.

There has been .a marked disinterest in television. In fact, some contend that the novelty of television is about worn off. To sonic degree, people staying at home to watch their favorite program has been somewhat of a means of competition to lodge attendance. However, if careful planning for programs of interest to the members can be developed, we will see an even greater increase in the attendance at our lodge meetings.

True, lodge night may not be what it once was, that is, the formal regalia and all the pomp and circumstance. This is obvious, because times have changed.

But one thing we must remember: the fraternal organization of today is far from: being on its way. out.

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District Calendar DISTRICT ONE District One will hold its Fall Meeting the fourth Sunday in September --- on the 28th, under the sponsorship of Lodge 38 at Kovar (Bastrop County) Texas. Please reserve this date for our District — Thanks.

• • DISTRIST TWO The next Fall Meeting of District II will be held at the Taylor Lodge No. 29i at their Lodge Hall Praha near Taylor, Texas, October the 19th, the third Sunday of that month. More detailed program will be forthcoming from Lodge Praha No. 29, or from our Brother C. C. Cervenka.

• • DISTRICT THREE Ennis Lodge No. 25 will be host to the next District III Fall Meeting at their Beautiful Lodge Hall 2 1/2 miles out of Ennis. This meeting will be held on September 14, 1958. The time and detailed program will be forthcoming as soon as possible.

• • • DISTRICT FIVE I wish to extend a cordial invitation to all our SPJST members in District 5, Officers and Directors of the Supreme Lodge, Editor and the entire membership of our SPJST to come to our District 5, youth and adult summer picnic on Sunday 17, 1958, at my ranch at Danbury.

The youth directors will have a talent program and various games for all who wish to participate.

There will be no meeting of District 5, at this time, strictly a day set aside to have fun. Looking forward to seeing you Fraternally yours, J. M. Skrabanek, • • DISTRICT SIX There will be an all-day (Czech Day) Celebration held at Hillje, Texas on the 12 of October by the 6 District of the SPJST. Please remember this date as we will endeaver to render all our visitors a worthwhile program of first class entertainment .There will also be a short session of the District held.

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Last Call To Our Youth Picnic Of District 5 This coming Sunday will be August 17 and my last chance to remind you good people of the wonderful time we are planning to show all the youngsters that will gather on the picnic grounds on Brother Joe Skrabanek's ranch.

This Sunday was strictly set aside for the youth. There will be a full day of activities, different games will take place and a program with talents of all kind.

The youth directors will appreciate any one that is willing to participate. When you come out just look up one of the young ladies in charge, sister Estelle Kelly, Maxine Sefcik or Della Kadlecek, they will be glad to line you up.

Dear parents bring your children out and have fun with them. All children of school age will receive a Free dinner and prizes will be awarded to all participuating children. This Sunday every one will have a good time Young and Old alike. There will be plenty of delicious barbecue with all the trimmings and cold and hot refreshments,

7 Down, 5 Months To Go! July Production ANNA MILAN Lodge No. 154 -- $6,000,00 WILLIE F. HEJNY 135 --- 3,000.00 Frank J. Haskovec 25 — 2,000.00 Bennie Jarmo, 84 — 2,000.00 Otis J. C'eska 66 -- 1,000.00 Otto Hanus 66 — 1,000.00 J. J. Kostohryz 54 — 1,000.00 John Mach 35 -- 1,000.00 Charlie •Mikeska 6 — 1,000.011 Alvin Nesuda 500.011 25 — Mary Laznovsky 500.00 135 — Congratulations Sister Milan for being No. 1 and Look at the No. 2 spot! A new organizer, Brother Willie F. Hejny Lodge No. 135, Congratulations Bill, and let's keep up the good work.

Can we make our gbal of $650,000 with only a few organizers working?

Win a Free Dinner for yourself and wife at our next District III Meeting Sept. 14 at Ennis No. 25.

How? Write Five thousand ($5,000.00) worth of new insurance.

When? All applications postmarked August 11, 1958 thru Sept. 11, 1958. Yoe have nearly 5 weeks to write $5,000. If a medical examination is required, BE SURE TO MAIL THE SHORT YELLOW FORM to Supreme Lodge, Temple, Texas, and it must be postmarked not later than Sept. 11, 1958.

May I ask you ladies to be so kind and bring some pastry? It will go nicely with the coffee that will be served. Come and have fun, Sunday the 17th of August on Brother Skrabanek's ranch at Danbury.

We will be looking for you.

Fraternally, When? The Free Dinner will be served Frances Olexa at our next District III Meeting on Sept. ) • •T• • (.

14 at Lodge No. 25 Ennis, Texas. WinWHEN CHANGING YOUR ADDRESS ners will be announced at that time.

USE THIS COUPON All organizers of district III are urged to be present at this meeting as we Supreme Lodge, S.P.J.S.T. will have 'a session ourselves, Brother Box 400, Temple, Texas Joe B. Hejny, Vice President, will be I am asking you to change my address present. of The Herald (Vestnik) as follows: Make plans now to attend the District My new address is: III meting at Ennis Lodge No. 25 on Sept. 14.

See You All there at the Meeting.

Fraternally, A. M. Vrla District III, Organizer • 4, o My old address:

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DISTRICT SEVEN The Fall Meeting of our VII District will be held on the 26 day of October 1958, at the' Mission County Park in San Antonio, Texas. Please place this in our Vestnik. — We invite you and all from near and far to attend this meeting.

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Anytime you feel indispensable just take a walk through your local cemetery and, read some of the headstones.

Some of those guys that you probably knew well, were pretty hot stuff, too. ef• • i There is always something to be proud of if you just look around. Wish you all could have been at San Angelo District Meeting past Sunday and. heard some of our young performers.

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Thoughts For Our Rest Since our last visit to our Rest Home, we have been searching different newspapers and magazines diligently for an article that would properly express the feelings that we have gained through observation at cur Taylor "Rest Home."

Very recently a timely article appeared written by Henrietta Kish that expresses our sentiment to the hilt. We quote: "Loneliness is the tragedy of old age, but lack of privacy can be just as bad.

"The right to a corner of one's own" was the subject of a discussion conducted recently among a group of old friends —men and women, who are over 60.

The problem of maintaining a certain amount of privacy, whether in a relative's home, a residence club, an old people's home or in a shared apartment, seemed of prime importance to everyone present, "My daughter and son-in-law tried to make everything pleasant," the hostess said. "My surroundings were certainly much more attractive than this cramped new little apartment.

"I love my grandchildren very much, but no one told them that grandmother's room was her castle. I never could be sure of a moment's peace for reading, writing letters or resting. Nothing I possessed was strictly mine — the children were into everything. And of course, I couldn't have a friend visit without constant interruptions."

A man of 70, who had the choice of the couch in his son's dining,room or a tiny cubicle of his own in a home for the aged, had no regrets about choosing the latter.

"I can shut the door and take out old family pictures or reread old letters, without making apologies to anyone about 'living in the past'." he explained. "If I want to go to bed early I can, and if I want to sit up late I can do that, too, without upsetting the household."

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ors belongs to her, as mine belongs to me, and we respect each other's pasessions.

"She is learning the valuable lesson of adjusting to someone at a different age level, with different habits, and I am having the fun of being close to her as she grows up. I also have to do plenty of other adjusting, and that's good at my age too. Everybody in the family is developing greater flexibility and tolerance."

Oldsters frequently cling to only a few possessions. These may not mean much to anyone else, but they are important to their owners who want some place, if only a corner where the things they own will be near and safe. They want to be able to look at them, handle them, let their memories wander back over them.

Privacy and a measure of solitude are basic human needs. Being too much alone is the dread: of many older men and women, but a lack of at least some solitude is equally feared."

May this article remind us all of the urgent need of Privacy that our old people hope for.

Many thanks for reading it carefully. )o

San Angelo District Beet Program

The program at T: J. Masaryk Lodge 160 in San Angelo on the occasion of the District IV Meeting, held August 3, 1958 by the talented Youth of that District and complimentary contribution by Ledge 84 of the Third District present.

1. Program opened with "The Pledge of Allegience" leading the group in the pledge was Janet Simcik and Cynthia Shamik, while Tommie Chasak was flag bea3er.

2. "Ty Vlasti Svobody" (America in the Czech language) sung by Judy Krupala.

3. Piano Solo, "Star Spangled Banner"

by Nancy Chasak.

Pnmo Solo, "Dance of the Wooden Shoe" by Deanne Dusek.

5. Piano Solo, "0' Spgar Moon" by LoOne woman's widowed daughter and retta Chasak, accompanied by Sharon two children had moved in with her. A Chlapek.

5-year-old, girl was sharing grandmoth6. Accordion Duet by Kathy and Patsy er's bedroom.

Aclamcik, visitors' from District III and "It isn't easy, but we laid down some Ledge 84 of Dallas, singing with their ground rules when my daughter and I encore number, Svestkova Alej, 7. Sole, "Fraulein" by Carlos Dusek. decided that cur joint incomes would 8. Piano Solo, "Zacatecas" by Jeannie stretch further under one roof. My granddaughter wakes up before I do, but Loika.

9. Poens, "Baths" by John Loika. she reaches for a coloring book or a toy 10. 'rap dance Number and song, and amuses herself quietly until I get up.

When I nap in the afternoon, she plays "Bonny Babbitt Blues" by Grace Ann elsewhere, Her own little chest of draw- Loika.

Wednesday, August 13, 1958 11. Czech Poem, "Ma. Hvezdicka" by a lad from Lodge 73 of Seymour, whose name we did not catch, which was very beautifully presented.

The above was subm i -!ted by Master of Ceremonies Brother Clif Lon A. Simcik, who didn't write any comments to same.

As stated many times before, there are many talented youngsters all over our state in our fraternal faintly, and these youngsters were no exception, each doing his or her mumber with confidence, and was well received by everyone. Congratulations! ) 4, • (

Temple Travelers In Czechoslo7' American women, doomed to the current trend of fashion's "chemisery" would be surprised to find the sack dress among the missing in Paris, France.

This fashion observation was made by Mrs. Theresa Driska of Temple who has just returned from a month and a half tour of Europe with her father and sister.

Though sack dresses are reputedly the brain child of "designing" men and women in France, the style is treated more like step children by the natives.

When Mrs. Driska and her sister, Mrs. Betty Hejl, also of Temple, asked the Paris store owners to see chemise dresses, they were greeted with broad grins and, the comment, "Oh, we don't wear them here — we send them all to you people."

The trip to Europe was a revealing one from all aspects for the three Templeites. Mrs. Driska who says she ha.s hardly been out- of Bell County for 20 years, enjoyed the trip but wouldn3 trade what United States citizens enjoy politically and economically for all of Europe.

Mrs. Driska's father, J. :1 Mikeska, who lives just outside of Te oplu, was born near Prague in Czechoslovia, and the trip was actually plaLmed so that the three could visit Mikesku's native land.

On May 23 there were Texans of Czech descent who left from the Houston International Airport fur a visit to "the old country" Mikeska, Mrs. Driska and Mrs. Hejl were in the group.

Mikeska, who came to this country when he was 10 years old, had made a visit to Czechoslovakia in 1949. On the trip this year he was able to serve as a veteran guide for his daughters as he introduced them to their cousins and aunts and uncles acroes the sea.

Though, all three speak Czech there was still somewhat of a language barrier since Bell County style Czech is

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63. Admitted Feb. 2, .1914 . Cert. for ',- ;1000.00 6610, Brother William acka, farmer, member of Lodge Vesa;(), 11, d July 19, 1958, at age 82. y 8, 1910, Cert. A-3219 for

No. 6611 . Sister Frances iou,•-e,,,,ife, member of Lodge . due by ok PluiA10, 64, died July 12, 1958 the 101g 73. Ao':. •icted May 3, 1914. Cert. ers, k-4181 for-:.1660.00 Death No. 6612, Brother J. 316 ff p.„ fa' • r, member of Lodge Karel „Ann N.. 4, died July 20, .1958, at July 10, 1909.: Pd. n99.0.,,,1 Claim No, 6613. Brother Ignac Zaleski, farmer, member of Lodge n yeaa zda Texa,su, No. 47, died July 20, 1958, at .-'"'°1<lm age 1,..4 mitted Nov. 20, 1934. Cert. B1 958 at 44, B6611. Brother John V. upholsterer, member of Robert: iTansa, Vysehrad, No. 48, died' July 18, rancher, 139, died 1953, at age 77. Admi AdmittedOct, 13, 1903. ll'ert. A-8629, for $1000.00 Sent Death Claim No. 6615. Brother Alfred Janca, farmer, member of Lodge Os,. No, 38, died July 8, 1958, at age 65. e Ko- 0 , itted July 12, 1914, Cert, A-4206 for , at ago 900 :;0 A--}'92"1 Claiin No, 6616. Brother F. VT. • -other Charlie ek, farmer, member of Lodge Rosenof Lee! NG. 108, died Julie 29, 11103, at age 20, is- emitted April 1.4, 1907, Cert., A-6208 . Cert. $1000.00

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','a Claim No. 6617. Sister Agnes Avi o la, housewife, member of Lodge 00 1 1:0W Wilson, No. 146, died July 16, at age 62. Admitted July 7, 1931.

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r William irya NO, 6618. Brother Theo. e Stovall, ounken, retired merchant, member age 78. Ad- of Pokrok Texasu, No. 1, died July A-457 for $1- 14, 1958, at age 80. Admitted Oct. 1, 1905.

Cert. A-3403 for $1000.00 for May V. To the bereaved relatives of our de1 er of Lod9, 1958, at ceased brothers and sisters, the Supreme Lodge, •.':R.Ts'r, expresses its heartfelt . sympathy.

J. F. (hupick JarileS Secretary Supreme Lodge ill!eMber. Of Lodge J, S. July 12, 1058, at ) 1.956. Cert. :JrDad, I wish you would read some of in this hdzewillni.n.g contest lette They 111:Try- 1Tveal to you -,„vhat our ' 1 s think of us and our be-

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Brother John member of Aclamcik Sisters, they really know music ' ,c1. July 18, 1958, and how to handle their instruments.

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Reports I' rn Local LODGE POI t OK DALLAS NO. 81

Wednesday, August 13, 1953

VESTNIK — WEST, TEXAS

Pokladnik, and all proceeds from this booth will go into the building fund.

There is just going to be one big weekend, so make plans now to attend and bring your family, neighbOrs and invite all your friends. Let's all do our part to make this celebration the best one of all. Then Sunday Night, August 31, there will also be a dance,, starting at 7:30 p. in. and music will be furnished b y John Dlabaj orchestra.

We will be seeing you at the meeting Sunday, August 17th; Family Night afterwards and then at our Anniversary Celebration the last weekend of August, the 30th and 31st.

Fraternally yours, The Entertainment Commitee Lodge Pokrok Dallas ) • A, •

Dallas, Texas Dear Brothers and Sisters; Sunday, August 17th is our regular monthly Business Meeting starting at 4:00 o'clock, After the meeting, we will have our regular monthly "Family Night. Get-together." The teenagers will have plenty of good food prepared for everyone, so why not come out and eat your supper and enjoy yourselves with us all and then stay for the games starting at 7:00 o'clock, These will also be a nice door prize, if the lucky winner is present. We did ∎ not have a winner the last two times, so why not LODGE FOKROK SWEET HOME NO. '63 come, you may be the lucky one. There may also be some monies of our Teen- Dear Members; agers trip to Wiley's Dude Ranch Attention, our regular monthly meeting Will be held Sunday, August 17, at shown just before the games.

Last month, we had one of the best 2:00 P.M. After the meeting a social will "Family Nights" in a long, long time and be held. The sisters are asked to bring the "charcoal burgers" served by the sal •Dething to eat and the brothers will Teenagers where better than delicious, take care of the drinks.

S brothers and sisters don't forget So, they were really good. The attendance to come, we would love to have you come was one of the best and all present enand enjoy the social, be sure to bring the the "fun-night".

We sincerely joy ed hope all of you will be back and that young folks along.

Felix Jurica, Secretary for some reason, will also attend. We 0„ • ( a lot more of you, that couldn't attend feel you will enjoy visiting together as well as the food and games. It is really gratifying to see true fraternalism being practiced at our Lodge. It is only through close cooperation of all the members that makes it possible for a lodge to grow and to make the progress that our lodge has made the past two years. Let us all be conscious of this fact and let's all keep up the good work.

We want to thank the teenagers and their mothers for preparing such a delicious supper last "Family Night" and also our thanks to teenager Brother James Janousek for showing us the movies taken of the "Youth Activity" day in Ennis in June. We know that the SPJST SOFTBALL TEAM movies were enjoyed by all present.

Don't forget our "Anniversary Cele- Dear Brothers and Sisters; bration" the last weekend in August Though the season has ended for us, on Saturday Night August 30 we will we may still play a few more practice have our Anniversary Dance, Music by games with some teams here in Dallas.

Chuck Perkins and his Vavarian Play- We plan to play a game next Wednesboys starting at, 8:30 p. m. Then Sun- day night, July 13 at Samuels Diamond day, our Anniversary Dinner, starting No. 4 starting at 7:45 p. m. We probat 12:30 p. Tr o. accordion music by Mr. bably will play a church team from Jacobs and his student's of Dallas, from Garland. If you can, come on out and 1n30 to 2:3b, then a program by the watch us play these reuaaining games.

I wish to report the final results of Youth of our Lod ge starting at 3:00 p. in. There will also be a main speaker on our league, the histrance Leanue, the program. There will be a booth State Farm Instirance defeated Mcunder the Supervision of Sister Justine Cord Music 1 to 0 in a 9 inning play-

off game to cap the championship.

The Dallas City League Winners Championship playoff started this Wednesday night and this is the first time in 5 years, that SPJST Fraternal Insurance is not represented in the playoffs, but maybe next year. anyway we will do our best next season to win our league and a spot in the Championship playoffs.

As the luck of the draw would have it, McCord Music who played in two Leagues and won the other League drew State Farm Insurance as their First opponent in the playoffs and lost to them again by a score of 2 to 0. The playoffs will continue every night throuah Sunday night of this week when the ultimate winner will be crowned. The Dallas Junior Chamber of Commerce is helping the Softball association this season by having full charge of selling tickets and taking care of the admissions at the games. This is indeed a wonderful gesture on the part of the Dallas Junior Chamber of Commerce. Softball is gaining more and more in its stature as a great sport in the city of Dallas. We can be proud that our SPJST Fartenral Order was represented these past 5 seasons and we will again field team next season.

Thanks again for your wonderful support and interest shown in our team. this past season..

A picture of our team will be printed in the Vestnik in the near future.

Fraternally yours, Ben Jarma, Softball Team Mgr. Lodge Pokrok Dallas • LODGE NO. 15, BUCKHOLTS, TEXAS

Dear Members, Just a few lines to let all of you know that our Lodge No. 15 and the RVOS Lodge will hold our annual dinner at our Lodge Hall on August 17th, our regular meeting will start at 11 a.m.

I will not tell our good sisters what to bring, as this is not our first dinner and I am sure they already know what's good to bring, they never hAre failed US,

In the past some of the Supreme Lodge officiers were always present, Hope to see some of them again, also our good editor of our Vestnik. So remember the date on August 17th, and you all be there.

I remain yours, Raymond Zajicek. ) • 07* • ( There is plenty of happiness in the world for everyone, if folks only knew how to use it.

Wednesday, August 13, 1958

In Memoriam RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY

We the undersigned resolution coliimittee of Lodge Hvezda Texasu No. 47 of Seaton, in behalf of all our members wish to express our sincere sympathy to the bereaved family of our late member IGNAC ZALESKI who passed away July 20,1958 at the age of 77 years.

Resolution Committee Theodore Dana Frances Hejl Frank V. Spanhel ) • „R„, • ( RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY

We the um3ensigned resolution committee of Lodge Hvezda Texasu No. 47 of Seaton in behalf of all our members wish to express our sympathy to the bereaved family of FRANK S. SCHILLER who passed away in his home at Red Ranger at the age cl 86 years.

Resolution , Committee Theodore Dana Frances Hejl Frank V. Spanhel • ,• 9 4: HONORING TILE MEMORY OF OUR SISTER AGNES KOVICH

VESTNtIC WEST, TEXAS

Frances Holubec, of Taylor; one daughter, Mrs. H. W. Carroll of Taylor; one son, Dan Holubec of Fort Worth; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Pal/Reek and Mrs. Albina Walla; two brothers, John Holubec, and Charles Hclubec; two grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.

Our sympathy to the bereaved Family. ) • gli• • ( IN MEMORIAM

Mr. T. A. Pophanken, a life-long citizen of the Frelsbury, Post Oak Point, and New Ulm communities passed away in his home at New Ulm, at 12:15 p.m.

Monday, July 14, 1958, after a lingering illness. He lived to the ripe age of 80 years, 4 months and 29 days.

He was born at Frelsburg on Feb. 15, 1878 and his parents, Dietrich and Helena Pophanken, were among the pioneer citizens of the Frelsburg community.

Mr. Pophanken was married at Post Oak Point on June 15, 1903 to Miss Frieda Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Miller, who were pioneer and life-long citizens of the Post Oak Point community.

Mr. Pophanken made many friends during his mercantile career, and was well liked by all who knew him. He was a member of the Methodist Church of Industry, and of several lodges, including the Fayetteville 'Masonic Lodge, Woodmen of the World and the SPJST No. 1, at Fayetteville.

Funeral services were held in the Methodist Church at Industry, Wednesday, July 16, with Rev. A. M. Roos officiating. Interment was in the New Ulm cemetery with Masonis services conducted by the Fayetteville Masonic Loth ge.

May this brother rest in eternal peace Our sympathy to the bereaved family.

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_Member of Lodge 146, Galveston, Texas born Sept. 23, 1896 at Sealy, Texas, and died at Galveston, July 16th.

Survived by children, Mrs. L. C. Stroud and Mrs. A gnee Jones.

After servicao from the St. Patrick's IN MEMORIAM Catholic Church our deceased sister was OF ALFRED J. JANCA laid to eternal rest at the Mt. Olivet Born at Moravia, Lavaca County, Sept Cemetery at League City, Texas. Our the 27th, 1892. Member of Lodge 38, and sympathy to the bereaved family. died at the Harris Hospital of Fort • • Worth, Texas after a long illness, Juli IN MEMORIAM the 8th, survived by his wife Adela and children, Dr. M. G. Janca, Milton Janca OF BROTHER J. M. HOLUBEC )ternber of Lodge 29, Taylor, Texas, and Mrs. Patricia Mueller . After funeral Our Brother was born at Bastrop, Tex- services held at the Flatonia Catholic , and died July 28 at Taylor, he was Church he was buried at the Flatonia 71 years of age. A native of Taylor, Mr. Cemetery. The deceased brother was Bolu bee was member of the Brethren retired for several years. He was a ginner fcr the past 35 years operating a Church.

Services ,were held Tuesday at 5:00 gin at Cistern, Texas, for 30 years. Due p.m. in Taylor with the Rev. Jessie Skri- to his health he moved to Fort Worth venek of Granger officiating. Burial in last Nov. 15 where he died in July.

Our sympathy to the bereaved Famthe Taylor City Cemetery.

Survivors inclUde his wife, Mrs. ily.

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of our Brother and Member of Need ville Lodge 81.

CHARLES IVIATULA

born Dec. 17, 1884 at Hallettsville, Tex' as and died after prolonged illness June 8, 1958 at Damon, Texas. He is survived by his children, Harman, Raymond, Ltdie Mae, and Rose.

After services at the Catholic Church of Damon he was laid to eternal rest at the Damon Public Cemetery.

Brother Matula was a good and active member of Lodge 81 for 47 years. He was ingaged in farming, blacksmithing, carpentering and water well drilling.

He built the first ledge hall for Lodge 81. He was a devoted husband and loving father and a true neighbor to all and faithful member of our SPJST. • •t

Family Reunions The seventh annual Vitew Reunion Will be held on Sunday, August 31st at Seaton Star Hall.

Barbecue chicken and sausage will be served. Ladies are asked to bring cakes, kolaches, salads, etc. A charge of $1.00 for adults, 50c for children from age 6 to 12, and those under 6 are to be served free. This one price covers both the noon and evening meals.

Anyone related to the Vitek family is cordially invited to come spend the day.

If you decide to come, let us know in time. Write the number of people coming t o the address below.

Sincerely yours, Jerry Pechal Route 3, Box 275 Temple, Texas / • 4 • t.

If You Change Your Address Please notify us at least L' weeks in advance.

Include the address label clipped from your latest copy, clearly stating both your old and new aduress. If your city has postal zone numbers, be sure to include theis zone number in your new address.

You will want to get your copies promptly, so notify us at least 3 weeks in advance. Send your change notice to: BOX 400, TEMPLE, TEXAS • 4 • ( What has become of the youngstet who used to be glad to cut the family lawn for fifty cents?

• • The toll roads get you there, but there is little business for salesmen along such highways.

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LODGE 47, SEATON, TEXAS Dear Members, Vice President Jerry Adamek presided ; the last meeting in the absence of lrother J. E. Ifaspar, Brother Kaspar and his wife, Brother and Sister F. E. Heil Jr. and Brother and Sister Edwin Chlanek attencitd the district meeting in San Angelo.

Members were asked to stand for a moment of silence in memory of two deceased members. They were Frank S. Schiller and Ignac Zaleski. We wish to convey our deepest syaopathy to their

Young James Allen Kolafa, member of Lodge 28, died of injuries sustained in an accident at his home in Wallis, Texas July 12, 1958. our young Brother, age 5, was claimed by death in a tragic accident Saturday, July 12, at 4 p.m. James, the son of Mr. SurvW0FS. 07 Lodge Hall is becoming a popular and Mrs. Eddie Kolafa, with his mother and sister were watching his father at meeting place for various groups, such welt with a tractor near the Kolafa's SS ft omily reunions, conventions, etc , On home, leveling dirt. Mr. Kolafa was look- June 8, the Hell family held their reing behind him when James darted to union and on July 20, the Retzlaff family the front of the tractor. When his father held their reunion at our lodge hall, turned his head -again the wheels of tn e Bro-ther Kalenda asked me to write a tractor were upon the boy crushing; him little about this reunion in the English underneath. He was rushed to the Wallis section of our Vestnik. The W. F. RetzClinic where futile efforts to save hi latEs of Temple were in charge of the arrangements. Visitors came from these life were of no avail. towns: Waco, Lexington, Sherman, DalFuneral services were held from the las, Brenham, San Benito, Meridian, Knesek and Sons Funeral Home at 4 Rosenberg, Seguin and Shreveport, La. p.m. MondayJuly 14, followed by a They wished to thank the Lcidge for short service and beautiful sermon by the use of the hall and facilities for Father Frank Miller at the Guardian their reunion.

Angel Cemetery. Pallbearers were: On August 7th, the Bell County Farm Wayne Grigar, Vincil Prazak, Larence Bureau will hold a barbecue, queen's Valerian and Henry Svoboda. contest and talent contest at the hall.

James was born in Sealey, Texas on On August 23rd, a wedding reception June 17, 053. Survivors are his parents, and cloi be held at Seaton Star an eight year old sister, Jean Mari and inonn , 'in:j: Shirley An.n Schneider a six month old brother David 7: . e. and Ionian-- Lee Kelarek. They are well Sincerest sympathy goes to tbe known in the community, so you all of the trayie, death of little Jiosoc. acme to the dance at night. Vrazel Polka May our little brother rest in eternal Band of Cameron will furnish the mupeace. This report has come to the Vest- sic. nik through the kindness of sister G. The Vitek reunion is to be held on Bohacik. Thanks.

August 31st at the lodge hall. Brother

edneMay, AUgust 13, 1955.

Editor, I am enclosing an announcement to be put in the Vestnik ainong the other reunions you have posted.

The (doctors' convention wishes the lodge to prepare a Czech supper and polka dance at our hall on Sept. 12th but that it has been postponed. to a later date. However, we had appointed a chairman before we were informed of Brother Jerry Chlapek and he appointed two assistants: Brother's Ed. Pechal and Dennis Bartek.

The Retail Merchants Association of Temple will definitely be held Saturday, Sept. 20th.

Vice President of the Supreme Lodge Joe Hejny asked for the use of the hall for Sokol drills. The officers, ball manager and Brother Hejny were to meet Tuesday to work out the details. I do not know what went on in the meeting.

I am sure the details will be brought up in the next meeting, September 7th.

I had better close for this time With best wishes to all of you readers I remain, Fraternally yours, Mrs. Jerry Pechal ) â&#x20AC;˘ 4, (1, WEST, TEXAS

Dear Girls: In last week's issue of the Vestnik your editor wrote a summary of our visit to the SPJST Rest Home in Taylor and the fine visit with its residents.

They were serving chicken soup and other things for the evening meal and while there it occurred to me that many a fat and sassy hen in our chicken yard has gone to molting from the heat antd when this occurs in a large flock, you eat chicken until it runs out of your ears, what a fine opportunity to dress out a. few of those hens on your next planned visit to or. through Taylor where they can be used at the Rest Home for such nourishing meals such as smothered chicken and dumplings, chicken with rice and wonderful home made soups, etc. If you .take your heals to market, you won't get very much for them as the market has hit bottom this time of the year, and what little money you get for it on the market won't make much of a dent in your budget anyway.

'They have at the Rest Home, a large locker into which all food can be frozen until used. It's just a thought and please think of it.

Our fraternal family is bustling with activity. There are Youth outings, picnics, dances, numerous family reunions calling in its kith and kin. Ladge projects in the open for summer enjoyment where good times and good fellowship go hand and hand. Won't you plan to visit some. of this activity nearest you soon?

Wednesday, August 13, 1958 • You will be glad yOu did, and the invitation is being extended to you in every issue of the fraternal Ves.tnik.

The last blossoms on my mimosa trees are about gone. How we enjoyed their beauty which lasted for so long as ,did the tiny humming birds that found the nectar enjoyable. Now we shall have the lace foliage to lend a cooling Effect on the landscape with their limber, swaying branches: The 'mimosa, like the willow tree -likes lots of water to shoot up fast.

Their limber branches have a tendency td cascade over into umbrella shape.

The Oleander trees here at West are blooming. They too like warmth and moisture. While they require some protection from a hard freeze in these parts; add winters find them surviving without extra care. They remind one of Galveston where they are planted amid the stately palms on Broadway BOulevard and when they burst into bloom, it is a•beautiful spectacle to beheld, and the many colors they come in makes everyone eXclaim at the lovelia. ness.

Poking about in the garden Monday a week ago, digging up some onion sets for my fall garden, I went into the shed to get one of those open-mesh bags in which fruit an-cit vegetables are sold in our. super markets, nad as I grabbed the bag a couple of wasps shot out and stung me on 'the cheekbone under the eye.

They certainly shut my eye and gave me the prettiest shiner you ever saw. During Such a time your mind begins to go back over the various remedies you've heard, bluing, kerosene, vinegar and soda, and onion. I grabbed` an onion, cut it in two and smeared, the two stings, but that made me cry, so I had to wipe off the onion juice and I grabbed a bottle of Bactine that I had and with cotton soothed the throbbing stings. With an ice. to take out the subsequent feVer, I ' managed to take the swelling down so that I could attend the District Meeting in San Angelo, Sunday August 3. On checking further we found many wasp.s nests under construction by a young generation of wasps just recently hatched. Your editor smacked them all clown 'With a broom killing them is he went --- not a single one dared to sting him. That's luck for you This makes the fourth time this year I've been stung!

While visiting your editor Monday morning at the printing office, the publisher's . wife, Mrs. Joe Holasek and their charming daughter, editor of the West News, Mrs. Doris Henderson were examining a . new American Flag that had been ordered for the West Rodeo, remarking that the flag had only 48 stars

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whereas officially is should now be 49 stars, since we took Alaska to be one of us. It was remarked that Hawaii may as well be annexed since they have been desiring it for so long and then our Flag can be changed once and for all tiaaes.

Not only have they taken away one of our Texas brags, the biggest with the mostest, but now we shall have to fortify them, protect them, etc. that distant state so -far north of us — maybe our good neighbor Canada, (we are on sneaking terms, you .know) will help us keep an eye on our young'un. Imagine us Texans up there in Alaska where ones breath freeZeS under ones nose in a long icicle in the winter it is so cold, and cur water thinned blood in our veins frosting up like a coke. Uh, such thoughts!

It is one of our last frontiers, full of opportunities that will not happen overnight, we are warned. Only the perservering, determined and really hard working person after a span of ten years or so can find a fortune. I say more power to those who have the courage, in ten years time under such conditions I can find me a small fortune too, right here in little ole Texas. So much for the chatter.

Again, may I say, drive carefully and stay as lovely as you can in this heat.

May you and yours have a very pleasant weekend, I am Fraternally yours, The Editor's Wife ) • 4 ••

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to attend more of the lodge activities.

Quite a few discussions were brought up during the meeting, the most important being our Labor Day celebration picnic to be held on Sunday Aug. 31st, at Linden Hail. A delicious turkey and dressing dinner, with all the trimmings, and good sausage, will be solid for $1.00 per plate. A special 50c plate will be sold to children up to 12 years of age. Dinner will be served from 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. There will be various games and amusements, music and fun for all ages and we invite all of you to make your plans to attend.

We are happy to announce that one of our members, Sister Dorothy Jaynes, was recently elected to serve as county Treasurer for McLennan. County. We (eel she is very capable and extend our best wishes to her in her new position.

Members of the Birthday Club celebrating anniversaries during August include Sisters Rose Ann Washburn, Bennie Mazanec, Philomena Bartos, Zeptiyr Spence, Annie Soukup, Marie Cer-. venka, and Stacy Kazda; Brothers W. Zebro, Chris Spence, Frank Miller, Walter Poehls, and Monroe Janke. To them especially we dedicated our "Happy Birthday Song"' and extend best wishes.

The Sick Committee reported that Brother W. A. Zebro (who was 80 years of age August 7th) had undergone a major operation but we were happy to learn he is recuperating satisfactorily.

Brother Zebro is the father of our Assistant Secretary, Rose Parma. Also, we learned that Sister Margie Matus WACO SP.IST LODGE NO, 6tj and Brother Havranek were on the sick list. To all we .sincerely wish a speedy Dear Brothers and Sisters: Attendance at the regular meeting of recovery.

Lodge 66 at Linden Hall, Sunday, August We are proud of our youths' interest, 3rd, was approximately one hundred. participation and achievements in lodOur group welcomed as visitors Mr. and ge activities. Several of our youth parMrs. A. J. Bostwick,. Marlin and Shari ticipated in the recent letter writing Mrs. Edward Eagan, Mrs. Lawrence contest sponsored by Brother Hosek, our Stalker, Mrs. Francis Bruns, Mrs. Joe editor. We are pleased to announce that Stanislav, Mrs. Frank Kolenovsky and the first place prize was awarded to LaHelen, Mrs. Monroe Janke, and Mr . and Ceska, and that honorable mention Mrs: D. H. Washburn who so proudly in- went to Hattie Matus and Cathy Stanitroduced their new little daughter, Edith sla y. Lodge 66 Youth will sponsor a Ann. We were glad to have each of you booth at our picnic on August 31st and visit our Lodge and hope you will meet all seem quite enthusiastic about the with us again. project. La,Nelle Ceska and Hattie MaNew members accepted into Aodge 66 tus will be alternate reporters for the included Brother Lawrence E. Stalker youth division. and son, Michael Stalker; Brother Edward Eagan, Brother Charles Philip Door Prizes were won by Helen KolenWalsh and Brother Joseph Emmitt s ysky in the Youth Division and by Walsh. The membership is proud to hove Brother Frank Parma in the Adult Diyou join us and look fore 'rd to our as- vision. sociation in the future.

A note of thanks should go to the We were happy to :;o3 Brother Frank Committee responsible for the selection Chamrad present after quite a long of the new drapes and for their instalabsence. We sincerely hope you will con- ation. They are very attractive and add tinue feeling better and will be able so much to the appearance of Linden

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Our next regular meeting will be held on Sunday, Sept. 7th. We are happy to announce that there will be a goulash dinner at Noon given by the Lodge for members and their families. The ladies are requested to bring something for dessert. There will be a short business session, followed by games during the afternoon. Also, on this date, Sister Stacy Kazda plans to show the film made during her recent European tour.

After the meeting adjourned everyone enjoyed a delicious buffet supper and the slides shown by Brother and Sister Frank Parma, These also included pictures taken by Sister Kaz4da during her recent visit to Holland.

Fraternally yours, Emma Ceska, Waco Lodge No. 66 )• • •( LODGE NO. 130, DALLAS, TEXAS Dear Readers Sunday, August 3rd, we had one of the nicest attended meetings in such a long time. It was really heart-wariDing to see such a nice turn-out. The meeting was held on the Sokol Picnic Ground's, under those beautiful shade trees. As long as the weather holds out, we are going to have our meetings there. We would be very happy for you to take your family out for a Sunday outing, and come out to the Grounds. We sold hot-dogs, sandwiches, cold beer and soda water after the meeting. It was a pleasant surprise, also, to note the very nice profit we made off the sale. Even a cake was present and some good coffee.

I will admit, I only saw the cake and coffee, as it really vanished in a hurry.

We intend doing this at the next meeting winch will be held the first Sunday in September. You members, make a note on your calendar, and bring your family out — the children will love those wide open shaded places. You non-members are more than welcome to pay us a visit, and see our future "home" and at the same time visit with friends and have a bite and drink with us.

Actually without a real fund drive, our building fund is slowly rising. However within the near future, real effort will begin to swell this fund. If any of you desire to contribute to this project, regardless of how small it may be, it will be greatly appreciated. It is deductible from your income tax.

Balance — — — —— $430.00 Antonie Horak 3.00 (Instead of giving a: gift to the ladies going to Europe this was given to the building fund.)

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hulovec — — — — — 100.00

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TST, — 100.00 Mrs. Antonie Horak $633.00 TOTAL Fraternally yours, Hattie Sebetka )• • LODGE POKROK DALLAS NO, 84 Dear Members and friends; My last letter to the Vestnik had two errors in it concerning our next dance and meeting. I'm sorry I overlooked this and hope it will not cause anyone inconvenience.

The correct date of our next dance is Saturday, August 16, with the meeting to be held on Sunday, August 17. Family Night will be, as usual, after the meeting of that day, August 17th.

Sister Agnes Kutil, who is in the hospital, and Sister Bozena Jez, are on the sick list . Through the Sunshine Committee, all of us at Lodge No. 84 wish them the best of health.

Again, please remember the celebration of our lodge 84 Anniversary — two days of fun and entertainment that is Saturday, August 30 and Sunday, August 31.

There will be a dance on the 30th with Chuck Perkins furnishing the dance music at Lodge 84 Dallas.

On Sunday, a delicious dinner will be served at 12:30 p. m. Afterwards a very interesting and enjoyable program will be presented under the direction of Sister Bessie Petr. And, of course, there will be a dance that evening, featuring the Dlabay band.

As mentioned previously, there will be a "Building Fund" booth and all sisters are asked to bring some handwork. Also, we will need a lot of good fcod for serving at the noon meal. So, again we are asking you ladies to please help us out in this respect. All your efforts will be appreciated, Fraternally Frances Baleja ) • eVe • Bry an, Texas To Our Vestnik Readers: All children connected with Lodge No. 39 please be advised that there is going to be a district meeting at Kovar, Texas on September 28, 1958. Any child that wishes to participate in the program that will be presented that day, please be at the first meeting that will be held at the home of Mrs. Rudolph C. Matejka on Sandy Point Road (Telephone No. TA33975) on Thursday 7th of August at 7:30 o'clock p.

If you have any talent of any kind this will give you an opportunity to display it and benefit form it .yourself.

Also our lodge is going to have a recreation program the afternoon of second Sunday in Septemiber. There will

be a general meeting afterwards we will have dancing, singing and have a fellow—ip get together. Children will haxe a short program and all proceeds will go to Youth Club fund.

Looking forward to seeing you at both places.

Sincerely, Mrs. Bennie Matejka Your Youth Derector P. S. The ladies are asked to bring kindly some sort of pies ,cakes, kolaches or something for lunch to the "get-together at the 0. D. H .S. Hall the 2nd Sunday in September and our thanks for their help.

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YOUTH CLUB INVITATION TO YOUTH OF LODGE NO. 66 Waco, Texas Dear Youth, A party is going to be held on August 13, 1958, from 7:30 to 10:00 p. for the youth of our lodge. The party is to be held at 1625 Connor Avenue, Waco, Texas, in the honr•e of Mrs. Frank Parma, our youth director.

Games will be played and refreshments served. Also the starting of a youth club will be discussed.

Looking forward to seeing you there, I am La Nell Ceska Teenage reporter and committee member ) • 4 .•( SPJST LODGE NO 66 Waco, Texas Dear Readers, At our last Lodge meeting Hattie Matus and I were appointed to report on our youth activities of our lodge. Since we both wanted to report they gave the job to both of us as alternate reporters.

During the meeting a party was discussed for the youth of our lodge. Four teenagers with the help of our youth director, are planning the party. It will be Wednesday, August 13, 1958. The party. will be at Mrs. Frank Parma's, our youth director's home, from 7:30 to 10:00 p. m. Games will be played and refreshments served. We hope all the

Wednesday, August 13, 1958 youth will come.

Our lodge is planning a picnic on August 31, 1958. The youth of our lodge are sponsoring a booth. We would like to see many of our friends from other lodges on that day, to share the fun with us.

After the meeting a buffet supper was enjoyed. Afterwards slides were shown of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parma's vacation. The youth enjoyed these slides very much, as did everyone else.

Sincerely yours, La Nell Ceska Teenage reporter ) 4, • ( SPJST YOUTH CLUB LODGE 92 Fort Worth, Texas Dear Members: The Youth Club held its monthly meeting Sunday, August 3, at 2:00 p. m.

Mary Jane Farek, our former reporter, resigned at this meeting because she is entering the Incarnate Word Convent in September .She was presented with a gift at the close of the meeting to show our appreciation for the wonderful job she has done. I hope that I can uphold this position as well as Mary Jane has.

Joan McLendon, head of the Entertainment Committee, announced there will be a swiming party at Casino Beach Sunday, August 17. Everyone is asked to bring a sack-lunch and money for his cold drink. Guest will be more than welcome at the party. We will meet at the Bohemian Club 'between 1:30 and 2:00 p. in. and then leave for Casino Beach.

We hope this party will go over as well as our last party.

We all missed Mrs. Koci and all the other members who were unable to be with us at this meeting.

The Youth Club wants to wish a speedy recovery to Mrs. Sibyl McLendon who is in the hospital at the present time.

Fraternally yours, Norma Chaloupka, Reporter ) • •?• • ( Waco, Texas Dear Youth Column Readers: On Sunday, August 3rd, we had our lodge meeting. We discussed the details about our SPJST Picnic, which will be held on August 31st. Mrs. Parma, our youth leader gave us, the youth, an opportunity to make little objects to sell on that day. Little Helen Kolenovsky and her mother made. some little stuffed dolls and animals and a little pin cushion in the form of a hat.

We all enjoyed the meeting tremendously.

After the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Parma showed films taken on their va-

YES T N — WESI, TEXAS cation,but I am sorry to say we could not stay to see them. Also, another youth, Lanell Ceska and I talked to Mrs. Parma about a little party for the youth at either La Nell's house or mine.

So, we hope the party turns out a success.

Here is a little riddle for you to solve: "Look at me and I am everybody; Scratch me and I am nobody!"

What am I? (The answer will be in my next letter.

I hope you can solve it. Good Luck!)

Well I have to go now, Thank you for reading my letter.

Hattie Matus of Lodge 66 ) • 4,•

Contest Letters Waco, Texas "WHY I LIKE MY DAD" Five Dollar Winner I like my Dad for many reasons. The first reason why I like my Dad is because he is such a wonderful father.

He helps me with my little problems as well as my big ones. may Dad takes my mother and me many places. During the summer, when it is vacation time, we always have a wonderful time, whether it is a fishing trip on the river or sightseeing in some new city or state it is always fun.

At home during the summer, Daddy buys a watermelon, and we all dig in ter big bites of it. Often we have home-made ice cream. It is then that Daddy gets a job, turning the freezer.

He is very patient about it and freezes the ice cream nice and hard.

Another reason why I like my Dad is because he keeps the yard very nice and clean. He mows the lawn and keeps the weeds out of the flower beds. Daddy also helps me with my flower beds.

He tells me how to plant them and helps me take care of them.

My Daddy, my Mother, and I go many places together. We go to church together, to picnics and to the dances at our Lodge Halls. My Dad, as well as my Mother, and I take part in our Lodge activities.

My Dad and I belong to the SPJST Lodge No. 66 Waco.

La Nell Ceska Age 14 )• 4 CONTEST LETTER East Bearnard, Texas ($3 WinnerDear Editor,

Strana 25 My name is Bernadette Bartos. I am twelve and one-half years of age. I am a student at the Holy C'ross Catholic School, where I will be in the eight grade this September.

My daddy and I belong to the SPJST Lodge Karel Jonas No. 28 in East Bernard where my daddy is president of the Lodge. I am a member of the East Bernard Youth Club, where I am presently serving on the refreshment committee.

I like my Dad because he is lovable, urderstanding, faithful and true. He is kind and considerate, always thinking of the welfare of others. He would da anything for his children.

I admire him when he presides at regular SPJST meeting for his self confidence. He is a good member of the SPJST. He encourages me in learning the Czech language and praises me on my accomplishments.

He says it is important that I know it and learn to speak it.

I like my Dad because he is all Dad and no Dad can be dearer.

Sincerely, Bernadette Bartos Rt. 2, Box 50 )• •• Burlington, Texas $2 Winner-

Dear Editor: Hi — I want to write and tell you about my wonderful dad. He is just simply the greatest. God has been so good to give him to me as my father.

I have so much ,names I call him like Dad, Daddy or Papso, and he answers to anyone of them, always being kind and considerate.

Considerate because he lets me have projects to work with, so I can make some spending money of my very own, We have sort of a partnership. He guides me and pays the bills then when I sell my project I pay the money, back through this he teaches , me "How to Manage."His advice is always to save a little for a rainy day after I am grown.

My dad teaches me to be honest above all else, because he says from cheat start all bad things.

For twenty years my dad has served on the sc:hoolboard working hard for better schools. I think that is a credit to him to have worked. so long for the benefit of better schools. He has also spent much time working with the Boy Scouts and has been an adult "WHY I LIKE MY DAD" leader in 4-11 work. He contributes This letter is an entry in the writing both time and money to further its contest on the topic ::Why I like my goals.

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Etrana 26 Lodge 24 is my dad. We can always rely on him to help us through.

There are six in my family and we are 100 percent SPJST members.

Popso is not only adviser, hard worker and such, he is also a "Good Sport".

We have lots of fun together and enjoy almost any sport. No matter how tired he is, he's never to tired to listen to my problems, and give them consideration. No one can ever know, but me. how he can smooth out all the little rough spots and assure me "there will be better day tomorrow," and there always is.

My dad is a ginner and cotton farmer. He raises hereford cattle of which he is very proud. He is a civic leader and in his heart he holds a fine belief, first in country, first in peace and in the heart of his fellowmen.

There is never a day that dad and I fail to pray together and too, we attend Mass and other church services together always.

My dad is sure a wonderful guy and ever since I can remember I went to hire to cry. Even now when mom won't let me do it. He makes a wonderful one to pay the. bills.

There are a lot more things I could say about this man who is respected by all and feared by none. He is my clad, Mr. Robert Hoelscher, I hope to always be his little girl.

Sincesely.

Dorothea Hoelscher 14 year of age, Rt. 1, Burlington Texas. ) • 40 • ( "WHY I LIKE MY DAD" College Station, Texas Dear Sir, My name is John Skrabanek. I am ten years old and go to A and M consolidated School. at College Station, Texas.

My dad is real nice to me because sometimes I need help in my school work and, he tries to show me how to do it. He and I play baseball and basket ball, and when the Texas Aggies play he usually takes me to the games. And when I disobey, my parents, my dad punishes me and afterwards I try to do better, so he helps me, by punishing me.

My dad's name is R, L. Skrabanek and we both belong to Lodge No 9 at Snook, Texas.

Yours truly, John William Skrabanek ) •eTs • "WHY I LIKE MY DAD" ($1 WinnerSmithville, Texas Dear SPJST Contest Writers, First of all I must tell you'll that I •

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Ever since I can rLei r my dad, He has been very good to me in every way. and has done everything he possibly could cid for me in every way and his family, and nelehbors. So now since I am geeting to rea I alWays will try to do the same for my dad in every way that I can. Since he has always been so good to me . My did ause the rest of the family are Member-3 of the SPJST and I will be a member in the near future.

I always like to go with my dad to the Kovar SPJST Hall meetings. I have lots of fun with my friends. My dad is a farmer he lets me drive the tractor, that it helps dad in lot of ways, that I can help dad in many ways by knowing how to drive at tractor._ friend Henry Itefferek, Smithville. Texas, Rt. 1.

P. S. This is my picture, Henry and my dad's name is Aug !1st Ilofferek.

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Pre:77,3 This new Column in our Vestnik has gained favor with our readers, in order to keep this Column_ interesting we solicit your cooperation and we would be very grateful if you would send us some clippings froth your local newspaper about persons with Czech names, of Czech descent, and/or who are SPJST Members. We solicit clippings or parts of articles of "dooings in our Czech settlements.

If possible include local lodge affilia-

Wednesday: August 13, 1958 tion of members' of our SPJST. The clippings that you send in ' will be reprinted at space per-fits.

• We hope this column will Serve to keep us well informed and Closer together in our bretherhood: • • Miss Emogene Janet Hanus becanie the bride of Larry Paul Scott Friday evening in YoungbloOd Memorial Presbyterian Church, Robinson, Rev. Earl B. Er andon officiating.

Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Emil 0. Hanus and Ni. and MrS. Ora Paul Scott of Hewitt.

The bride is a graduate of Waco High School, where she was a member of National Honor Society, English Literar Society, Girls ' Athletic Association, Lure Homemakers of America, president Personality Development Club. She is mioloyed by Ben J. Johnson and W. T. 2hillips, attorneys.

BridegrooM graduatedf rom Midway High School, where he was an officer in the Future Farmers of America-, an officer of the annual staff, co-captain of football team, member of the track team.

He is employed by Towne Services.

The couple will reside at 2724 Alexander Avenue Waco, following a 'short wedding trip.

• Many friends of the fannly . and relatives attended the last rites of,' Willie John Haluska, 61, hold Monday at the CMB Church, at Ross Prairie. Mr. Haluska, who passed away Saturday in Houston was the son of. the late John Haluska of Effinger, Mrs. Therest . Haluska is his step-mother, The descendants of the late Frank J. and Agnes J.' Parma held their sixth annual family reunion at Ammannsville's K.J.T. Hall Sunday, August 3.

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Mrs. Theresa Uhyrek, 90 years of age Passed away at her home in Wallis Fri» day. Funeral services were held at the Wallis Catholic Church Monday,morning.

Among those in attendance at the serv, ices were Mr. and Mrs, Archie Jennella, Mr. and Mrs. Math Jetelina, Mrs. Frank Uhyrek and Beverly.

Funeral- services were held at Marrs Memorial chapel at Smithville Wednesday morning for Stan ),Tyclrgal, 37-yearold World War II veteran, who died at his home Sunday.

The Rev. Henry ,Beseda officiated and burial was in the Oak Hill cemetery.

Survivors include his wife; three sons, Leroy and Billy Vydiyal and Gene.Grohman; one daughter, Barbara Grohlryan;

Wednesday, August 13, 1953 Miss Rose Marie Baca, bride-elect of a miscellaneous shower at the Fayetteville High School gymnasium Sunday afternoon.

Miss Baca and Mr. Rhode will be married on Sunday, August 17, at 9 o'clock at St. John's Catholic Church in Fayetteville.

• • Brother Ed. Dusek, athletic director and head football coach at Corsicana High School, announced last week that he has resigned his post to enter private business. He is a graduate. of Texas.A. and M. College.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Sykora and children visited in Corpus Christi the past week and also visited with his sister Mr. and Mrs. Rich. Yaeger in Waco and West.

• • Cameron — Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lee Vybiral are now at home in Grand Prairie following their recent marriage at St. Monica's Catholic Church in Cameron.

The bride, the former Miss Carroll Ann Leonard, is the daughter of Mrs. T. C. Buffington of Cameron and W. K. Leonard Sr. of Galveston. Parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Vybiral Sr. of Cameron.

The Rev. George Duda officiated at the double-ring ceremony. Nuptial music was by Catherine Mikula, organist, and Mrs. Robert Matthews, Jr., soloist.

• • Thoughtful Gesture: On motion of Henry Taylor, Jr., the Temple Ward One Democratic precinct convention unanimously named W. A. Klecka as a delegate to the county convention this Saturday.' Mir. Klecka, seriously ill and hospitalized, is a lifelong active Democrat.

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Granger — Miss Frances Ann Holubec, Granger bride-elect, was honored with a buffet supper at the home of Mrs. L. D. Hill. Co-hostesses with Mrs. Hill were Mrs.. Rudy Spacek and Jane Spacek.

• Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Zabcik and sons and Mrs. 011ie Pagach base returned from a trip to Colorado. They spent two weeks at the San Juan Ranch at Creede and visited in Lake City. Enroute home they visited in Durango, Dray and the ghost town of Silverton. They also visited in Hobbs, N. M. with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Zabcik.

Strana 27 Miss Eva Vrba, bride-elect of Ramsey Farley, was honoree at a stainless steel and linen shower at the home of Mrs. Ralph Kleypas were Mrs. Louis Defterman, Mrs. Alec Zurovec and Mrs. L. G. Lavendusky.

• Holubec, manager of the Granger Grain, Inc., said that the maize harvest peak was reached here last Saturday. Roy Hill, manager of the Hill Grain and Elevator Company, was of the same opinion when he said that the peak has been reached. Based , on opinions of both farmers and dealers, the

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Rogers — The first bale of cotton gin-

ned at the Leedale Gin this season was turned out Tuesday.

Corpus Christi, Te as Johnny Hruska of the Red Ranger comirtunity was the grower. It took 2,155 Our Brother and Sister, Mr. and Mrs. pounds of seed cotton to produce the 545-pound bale. The seed weighed 900 Leo Majek, Sr. celebrated their 50th Wedding anniversary, August 3rd, 1958. pounds.

Mass was said for them at SS. Cyril and • • Methodious Catholic Church. They were Buckbolts — Sgt. and Mrs. Woodrow married August 3rd, 1908 at Slavkov, Zajicek and child have arrived for a Czechoslovakia. They moved to Cameron, visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Texas, in Milani County in 1914. They Frank Zajicek, Sr., after a three year farmed their for several years. Then tour of duty with the U. S. Air Force in they moved to Corpus Christi, Texas in Fairbanks, Alaska. Zajicek is on 30 day about 1940, Brother. Leo Majek is 74 furlough while in transit to his new years old, Sister Rosie Majek is 71 assingment at an air force base in New years young. They have one daughter, Mexico. Other guests are their sons, Mrs. Jim Roschetsky, also six sons, JuT. Sgt. Frankie Zajicek, stationed at lius, John, Leo Jr, Charlie, Frank all of Altus, Okla.; Rudolph Zajicek of Dallas; Corpus Christi, Texas and Joe of Ingleside, Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Majek . Sr. and Albert Zajicek of Houston,

n-- both members of the SPJST. They ar.also act„ve members. The daughter and sons are also members and most of their grandchildren.

Five of the sons were in the Army.

They , served in World War II. They also have 21 grandchildren and 9 great grand children. ,Broth.er Majek is now retired. But he and his six sons represent the famous, Leo Majek's Orchestra.

A reception. was held for them at the Na)ra.vian Hall also a dance wa.s held at night.

We all of the SPJST and Sokol's wish them many more returns of this day and nay they be our friends for yearn to come,

Strana 28 maize harvest has passed the mid-way mark.

• • Attending the 35th Convention of the Mutual Aid Society of the Czech - Moravian Brethren in North America at West, July 22 and 23, were Mr. Jno. P. Trlica and the Rev, Jesse Skrivanek.

• Eighteen Waco Civil Air Patrol cadets took fourth place in the National CAP Drill Team Competition July 23 at New York City.

Included in this Waco group were Billy Huser, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin W. Huser and Jan Hruska, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hruska, all of Waco. Two of the eighteen boys who competed in the contest won the honor of representing the United States at Minneapolis. t )•

Calendar of Activities AT LODGE l'OKRON. DALLAS NO. 84 2625 Floyd St.. Dallas, Texas Saturday, August 16, Dance, Music by West Melodians Saturday, August 30, Anniversary Dance, Music by Chuck Perkins and the Bavarian Playboys of Dallas, Texas.

(Featuring Six Dutchmen Style of Music) Sunday, August 31 Anniversary Dinner starting at 12:00 p. m., Program in afternoon and dance at Night starting it 8:00 p. m. Music by John Dlabaj orhc'stra, Saturday, September, Dance, Music

by Fara,izl's orchestra of Ft. Worth, Tex. Saturday, September 20, Dance, Music

by Eric Honza's orchestra Saturday, October 4, "Vinobrani" (Harvest Dance) Music by Joe Pokladnik's orchestra Saturday, October 18, Barn Dance, Mu sic by John Rejcek's orchestra Saturday, November 1, Dance, Musit

by Eric Honza's orchestra Saturday, November 15, Dance, Mu• sic by Faraizi's orchestra of Fort Worth Saturday, November 29, Dance, Mush

by Joe Pokladnik's orchestra.

Wednesday, December 31, "New Year's Eve Dance" (From 9:00 p. m. to 4:00 a, m.) Music by John Rejcek's orchestra.

LODGE 51 JAROMIR, WEST ANNOUNCES THE FOLLOWING DANCES Aug. 16 Le- Wedding dance, Eric Honza, ynnis, Texas Aug. 23 -- Faraizl orch. Fort Worth, Texas September Dances Sept. 6 — Eric Honza, Ennis, Texas Sept. 13 — Slim Haisler, Temple, Tex. Sept. 20 — Vrazel's Polka Band, Cam-

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eron, Texas against if the matter were taken to Sept. 27 — Faraizl orch. Fort Worth. court.

• The situation outli.led above illus• trates one of the basic principles in the Big recreation program the second ethics of a lawyer, namely, that he canSunday in September of Lodge 39; Br• not represent "confliAting interests." an, Texas at the ODHS Hall with dame, Basically, this is but 1 ne lawyer's way ing,' singing, fun for everybody, chil, of phrasing the old axi, ml that a man dren's program, refreshments. So you cannot serve two masters. A lawyer's all come — Sept , 14. duty is to give his full and complete ef• forts to his client and he cannot do that Our Lodge 66 at Elm Mott - will hold a if there is a conflict bet wecn the interbig Laborday Celebration and Picnic ests of two of them. The reasoning bewith a Turkey Dinner, good Sausage, hind this rule is that lawyer should refreshments, games, ,fun for all and not appear in court renrsenting both Dance at night. So you all come out on sides of a controversy, August the 31 to the Linden Hall.

If both Marvin and t insurance company are regular clieni„s of Smith, We have been asked by our Brother then it is Smith's duty In ref use to repJoe Maca, Secretary of Lodge 130 of resent either one of thaui in ease of Dallas to publish in the Vestnik that un- altercation between the two. til further notice all Lodge Jaro meetIf attorney Smith is one of a group ings will be held on the, new Sokol of lawyers practicing 1,ae:ether es grounds near Vickery under our Pecan partnership, then he muet be careful trees. Our members are requested to not only of avoiding a conflict cf attend our important meetings. terest between the clients he is per• sonally serving, but between his clients Needville Lodge 81 will hold a all- and other clients of the partnership as day Picnic with barbecue and other good well, things to eat with refreshments and As far as Smith is code . rned in deDance at night , You all come Sept. the termining whether there is a conflict of 7th. interest, any client of his partners is his client and vica versa.

There will be a new SPJST Lodge orThere are, of course, cases where a ganized at Beaumont. So please keep lawyer may represent more than one this in naiad and reserve the meeting of the parties to the same transaction date of Sunday November the 23rd. for without violating the rule of profession this occasion. al conduct against servIng interests which conflict. Such a situation might ) • olo • ( develop where two old clients of the same lawyer were purchasing and selling a piece of property. 1.1 : both clients so desired and understood, the lawyer might, with complete prop: '.ety, look after the interests of both in such a transaction.

Lawyers Cannot Represent Conflicting Irtte.

Marvin Bishop had been in an automobile accident and felt that he should be able to recover damages from the driver of the other car. He went to see Lawyer Smith, and, in the course of telling Smith his story, it developed that the driver of the other car was insured by a company represented by Smith.

As son as Smith learned this fact, he stopped Marvin from telling him any more about the case and .,explained that he could not represent him, Smith pointed out that the "conflicting interest" resulting from his representation of the insurance company prevented him from representing Marvin.

He said he owed it to Marvin not to hear anything from him which might be used

Generally, however, the lawyer will be very careful to scrutinise :a:eh situations.

Therefore, if a lawyer should tell you that he cannot repr(ent you because he already represents '''ce.nlicting interests," remember that he is only seeking to protect your interest. ) • -

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frustration, hate aggression, or guilt.

As a start on their enormously complex task, the new health department committee will attempt to corelate accidents with biologic conditions such as fatigue, temporary stres.,--produced inattention, impaired vision or hearing, • or underlying disease.

Their findings may open up a whole new approach to the control of acciA special eight-member committee dents., within the State Health Department is ) 4. ( now at work trying to unravel one of INSECTICIDES ARE DANGEROUS — the knottiest problems of the day: What HANDLE WITH CARE causes accidents and how can they be Don't fail to follow manufacturer's prevented?

Accidents are the fourth leading cause directions when handling and using of death in Texas and the nation gen- nighly toxic insecticides, warns Extenerally. Of all the patients in America's sion Entomologist F. M. Fuller and C. 0,000 hospitals, almost seven per cent are F. Garner. They point out that Weather victims of accidents. Thirty-two of every conditions continue to Li:Ivor heavy in100 patients seen in hospital emergency sect infestations and this means farmrooms are accident eases. The care of ers will be handling materials which accident victims in hospitals cost up- kill bugs as well as humans.

Insecticide injury to a•an is most wards of $350 million every year.

If it were not for preventable acci- :tommon through oral and respiratory dents, our shortage of hospital beds intake or by skin absorption. Continued would not be nearly as acute as it is. exposure even to lower insecticide conAt. least 50,500 bea,disi are presently de- .ientrations, with no regard to safety voted to accident patients — beds des- measures, can result in accumulation of perately needed for sufferers of non- chemicals in the body and may cause eventual tissue organic injury, say preventable chronic diseases.

There is one bright spOt in the acct.- the specialists.

Many phosphorous compounds, such dent picture, however. State Health Department records show a noticable de- as parathion, methyl parathion, EPN, crease in death rates from motor ve- TEPP, demeton, Diazion, Phosdin, Thihicle mishaps for the past few months. met and Guthion are extremely poisonPerhaps this is due to state and nation- ous and must be handled with care.

Many phosphorous insecticides are more al educational campaigns, As for accidents of other types, little poisonous to warm-blooded animals than improvement can be seen, despite the most other chemicals used for insect time and money spent on massive edu- control, say the specialists.

Since phosphorous insecticides tend cational drives to alert the public to hazards of their enviroment. Accidents to reduce the cholinesterase enzyme, still happen with appalling frequency entomologists advise regular handlers of such materials to have cholinesterase even where no hazzards exist.

We know the :ages most susceptible to tests at 10-day intervals while working accidents, the most prevalent types, and with the material. Local doctors can prothat males are more liable than females. vide information on such tests.

It's a good idea to bathe and change We knoW the results — how accidents maim and kill but much of their cause clethes immediately following a highly and methods of prevention remain puz- toxic job and, not enter a field for two or three days after it has been treated, zels yet to be solved,-" This is the Mammoth task assigned to the specialists say. Always wear gloves the new health department committee. and freshly laundered protective clothWith each member an authority in his ing during handling, and stop working own field, the committee is composed of if a toxic insecticide s spilled on the specialists in nursing, health education, skin or clothing for a thorough bath and occupational health, vital statistics, en- change of clothes, they advise.

Other pointers to remember include gineering, mental health, maternal and the use of approved respirators; protecchild health, and foods and chugs. tion of humans and livestock from Studies by competent researchers drifts, sprays or dusts; store all chemishow that only 15 of every 100 accidents cals : away from children, irresponsible happen purely by chance. The rest are people, and all forms of feed and and products of human failingS — haste, in- food; keep readable Tables on all conattention, preoccupation, distraction — tainers and have first eid information. all of which may result from the emo- and antidotet available in case fhey are tional strain of anxiety, anger, fear, needed. bility resulting from any dance announ cement which is listed in this column, Listings from orchestras and dance halls should be received- at least one week betore puolication. Send all listings is Calvin CherVerika, Route 2, Rogers, Tex )

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By Calvin C. Chervenka Friday, August 15 Henry Brosch and Adolph Migl orchestras — All Day Celebration and Battle Dance at Night — Praha Hall Ed Faraizl orchestra — Annual Parish Picnic and Dance K J T Hall in Megargel Rudy Kurtz orchestra — Lenz Hall at Karnes City Saturday, August 16 Ray Baca orchestra — K C Hall in Schulenburg Emil Bartos orchestra — Waco SPJST Linden Hall at Elm Mott Ed Faraizl orchestra — RVOS Hall in Gunter.

Eric Honza orchestra — Wedding Dance SPJST Lodge 54 Hall in West Lee use orchestra — Roundtop Hall Sil Krenek orchestra — Millheim Hall near Cat Springs Adolph Migl orchestra — Sons of Herman Hall in Potla.

Joe Patek and Bill Mraz orchestras — Battle Dance — Bill Mraz Hall in Houston SPJST Pokrok Hall West Melodians in Dallas Sunday, August 17 Lee use orchestra — Taiton Community Center at Ned Taiton George Machart and His Polka Boys — SPJST Hall in Hillje Charles Mikush orchestra — Day and Night King Feast and Dance — Appelt Hill Hall Vrazel Polka Band — Day and Night Picnic and Dance — K. C. Hall in Cameron Monday, August 18 Henry Brosch orchestra — Wedding Dance — American Legion Hall in Shiner All the above dances are at night unless otherwise specified. This is a free service but applies only to those dances at which mainly polka and waltz music is played by a live orchestra. The Vestnik or writer will assume no responsi-

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SPRAVNE MAI ;A V hodind Zalti zarmouceLd nete Edward Pace pohrel q: .1"1 ponotove k syrnpatickemu ni nezbytnIVeh jednotlivosti praveni dojemneho poblbu.

Levne ceny j.sou

Geri 13 N. 5th St. 1-mo'

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Ve str:edu, dne 13. srpna 195$

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Wad. PernAtejn na Morave Na trati z Tinova do Havliekova Brach" leaf m6steeko Nedvedice, ktere je vY ehodiskem vYletu na brad PernAejn.

PerStejn je nejkrasnejAim morayskYm hradem a jednim z nejmoinitnefS'ich hra, dU eeskoslovenskYch vtbee. Je skutednou perlou historiekou a stavitelskou. Vypina se na mohutnem horskem hrbetu, kterY st,,;,zne spada, do udoli Nedvedieky a Svra tky. Byl zaloaen y e 13. stoleti a okolo r.

1415 Vilemem z PerStejna prestaven. Po polaru 1457 byl znovu vystaven. .aoku 1645 dcb,Yvali ho marne '8vedove. Roku 1E52 byl za MitrovskYch znovu restau-, rowan. Arad stoji na skale, ma pet pater; a skala prostupuje as do tretiho patra.

IIrad se honosi velikou knihovnou, kra snow obrazarnou, zbrojnici a ma tea sbir ky mineralogicke. V jeho architektonieke torave sc jevi velka rozmanitost. 1VIa bra dm kapli v niz je Murilinv obraz sv. Fran ti§ka z Assisi. Ke hradu path tea hladomorna.

Pied prvni hradni branou je mohutnY tis, ktery ma v objernu etyri a pul met!ru a jehoa start se odhaduje na, tisic let.

Nedalel,;:o treti brany, na zdi veae hradni, je vytesan relief znazornujiel din uhlire Venevy, kterY byl podle povesti zakladatelem bradu. Tento uhlfi mel v lesich chaloupk y , a zatim co y e dne pahl uhli, chcdil mu do chaloupky zubr a kradl mu potraviny. Jednou za, chaloupkou pfitesa,

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val smreek. V torn videl, jak jde zubr da I Di'evene uhli (charcoal)) je dobr:cin1 chaloupky. Prikradl' se k Ileum se score prostredkem k odstraneni stuchliny a za kern i se sekyrou, ale v torn jid zubr vy- , pachu z lednidek i jinYch mist. Kousek nezbyl eas sekyru naPra dreveneho uhli se da do vrele vociy a po .hnout. Prostreil tedy zubrovi smreek si,ayi se do Iednieky.

Chripirn, spletl jej v houZev a talc jej — dotahl na brad k svernu panovi. Ten mu za jeho chrabrost dal nejen svobodu, nY CASEM br2 i les, v nernit si postavil Venava dvfir.

To byl tedy prvni predek Pern :StejnU, kte VYZKOUSENY ri men y e znaku dernou zubri hlavu ye LsK zlatem poll.

Je S • te jina povest se poji k tomutc bra Ano! Vzalo to e'as dokkat, du, totia povest o Bile Pain. Talc vystuNONAT je prav'e tak UeinnY povala vady jako ochrannY duch rodu jako byl pied 58 lety, pouze Pernftejriskeho kdykoliv se na hrade zja jeho yyzkoW3'enim rmaiete s© vila, vekilo to dUleaitou udalest. Tak na pi•esvedCit o jeho ucinnosti, je p •iklad, kdya posledni potomek tohoto urCen* pro uleveni venkovnich rodu, vratislav z PernAYna, mel padnout, bolesti, doka'ite to saint sob6 a v bitve proti Svediun, proehazela Bila objednejte va'al laspornou pant prostovlasa a se sepnutyma rukanyni, $1.15 pravidelna vema ehodbami hradnimi. Bfla pant se pre likost 65c. stala zjevovati tehdy, kdya zemrela Fa bronia z Pern4ejnu, s nia zanikla jmeno tohotc . rodu. „g, o Mati: "Jakae, s makem kolde chce:s?

17adyt' ty mak nemnae :S" ani videt."

R. C. MILLER s CO •t Holeice: Na, viA, mami, ja hudit ten P. O. Box 235, Altadena, Calif kolae list po tine."

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DR. A. H. BRODEN

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FORMERLY OF HALLETTSVILLE, TEXAS IS NOW LOCATED AT

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By Districts January 1st, 1958 to July 31st., 1958 District

Members

Insurance

Number One

83

$107,500.

Number Two

84

114,000.

Number Three

252

309,000.

Number Four

38

38,000.

Number Five

93

192,000.

Number Six

147

171,500.

Number Seven

102

123,000.

804

$1,055 000.

Supreme Lodge SPJST i exe August 1st, 195

Fraternally yours, Edward L. Marek