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HUMANITY BROTHERHOOD

5. LISTOPADU (NOVEMBER) 1958

ZE SCHUZE FILAVNi NADOVNY Vyriatky z protokolu etvrtletni pravidelne schiize Hlavnii niadovily, SPJST, konane v Hlavni iiradovni, v Temple, Texas 9. iijna, 1958.

Schtize byla zahajena predseduu Maikem v 9:15 rano.

VSichni elenove Hlavni Utadovny byli ptitomni.

Br. L. 0. HoSek, redaktor Vestniku, byl take pritomen.

Tajemnik Chupick preeet1 protokol schtize Hlavni firadovny konane 10. e'ervence, 1958, kterY byl jednohlasne schva len a ptijat.

Ptedseda Marek piednesl vYkaz jeho tredni dinnosti co predseda Hlavni Aradovny za treti ctvrtleti 1958. a zminil se ristne o distriktnich schtizich, schtizich mistnich radii a KJT sjezdu, kterY byl konan v Shiner, kterYch on se sikastnil. ' Dodal, ze vsecky zalaitosti spadajici do jeho uradu byly vhly vykizeny be:odklad ne.

Predseda Marek podal pra..vu o jeho zajezdu na sjezd Narodniho Bratrskeho Kon gresu, v Miami Beach, Florida. Dodal, ze bratri IlejnY, Chupick a Ka cif: take byli pritomni na torn sjezdu a ze se na nem srieastnili riiznYch schfizi paeinaje v pondeli 29. zari 1958.

Mistopredseda HejnY prednes1 vYkaz jeho firedni einnosti co mistopredseda Illavni firadovny za tieti etvrtleti 1958.

Oznamil, ze konal sclitze organisatorti v San Antonio, Ft. Worth, Dallas, Ennis, Waco, Corpus Christi a Srnithville, a

se sadastnil schtizi Cinnosti mladee v Danbury, San Antonio, Waco, Dallas a Ennis, a distriktnich schtizi tietiho distriktu v Ennis, pateho distriktu v Houstonu a etvrteho distrik.tu v San Angelo, Texas.

Mistopredseda HejnY oznamil, 2e br. re =ignoval co distriktni ' Charlie Corm) organisator sedmeho distriktu, proto, ze se odstehoval do Beaumont, Texas, a ze on (mistoptedspda HejnY) ustanovil br.

Jaroslava, Kleprlika ze San Antonio, Texas, co distriktniho organisatora sedmeho distriktu, do konce tohoto roku. Dale oznamil, ze br. Cerny bude nadale einnY co organisator a ze jeho pfieinenim bu de zalokn novY tad v Beaumont, 23. 11stopadu, 1958. Mistopi.edseda HejnY dal vsecky firedniky a reditele Hlavni uradovny o jejich pfitomnost pri uvadeni tohoto noveho karla v Beaumont, Texas, 23. listopadu, 1958.

Mistopfedseda liejnY oznamil, ze behem prvniho trr etvrti tohoto roku, byla proclano pojiSteni v obnosu $1,430.009.00 v 1082 certifikatech, neb $489,000.00 v 372 certifikatech behem pesledniho dtvrt leti.

Mistopredseda IlejnY oznamil, 20 noy e poplatkove kniedky jsou v tisku u Stafford-Lowdon Company ye Ft. Worth, Texas.

KdyZ byla pfednesend zal0Atost ohied ne tiSteni elenskYch listku nub karetek pro eleny naSi Jednoty, zalditost tato byla polaena na

Mistopfedseda liejnY dal pokyn aby jeho sekretafka, Johnnie Ann Kristinek, byla poslana na sjezd Texaskeho Brat"skeho kongresu v Dallas, co delegatka kdy2 ona je jeho vYpomocnou silou ye v:Sech vecich tYkalicich se pregrair.0 pro s . Na navrh kteiY byl podporovan inlade 2 a prijat pokyn mistoptedsedy HejnY byl schvalen.

Na navrh ItterY by1 podporovan a pf-ijat predsedove radu dislo 84 a 130 v Dallas, byli jmenovani co delegati do sjezdu 'I'exaskeho Bratrskeno Kongresti..

Na navrh kterY byl podporovan a phjat, bylo usneSeno aby Hlavni fda,doviia zakoupila jistY "photocopy" stroj, fidelku A. B. Dick Company, kterY je v HlaVni ttradovni na zkou'Aku. Schtize byla odrodena k obedu od 11:30 A.M. do 1:30 P.M. Tajemnik Chupick pkedlail jeho zpra vu, obis ktere byl poslan vem alentun Hlavni fitadovny poStou, a pak zebral na .prettes rtizne dasti jeho zpravy.

Tajemnik Chupick pkedetl dopis od Ceskoslovenske Narodni rady v Americe, z Chicaga, 2adajici nos o naSi spoludinnost v akci aby vrchni po qinistr ye Washingtonu vydal poRovni znamku •s obrazkem presidenta Masaryka na ni.

Bylo jednohlasne usneAeno aby Hlavni riradovila dala teto 26.closti jeji pine schvaleni a odporudeni a tajemnik Chupick byl spinomocnen a bylo mu nail. zeno aby v tett) veci . &inn takove kro.

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Nag sedmY okrsek konal svoji pravidelnou pokizinmi sclluzi v San Antonio lVIission parku, velice to prihodne a kris ne misto, Ze v tu nedeli bylo dosti chlacino a tak se oeekavand navgteva odraciila to vgak vSeenny kteri se ao,taviii u2iii ;sine Vans v anglicke easti poznamenali krasnou necleli v bratr skein sestersk(,m kruriu, — Meli jsme to tarn velico clobi , /robot' nalada byla vsku tku uprinme p • at r Aska a dekujenie Vain, Ze jste ilas do -Leto schrize okisku pozvaCela porada byla zdarila, schtze It vkli programu mladeZe velice skracend Neste i tirednictvo jen kratce promluvili a haste se vzdalenYch mist bylo obzvla gte s poydekem vzpomerauto. — KaZdY domaci nag Glen, kterY zristal doma v tu nedeli, ma co litovati nebot' cely pripraveni program olazylaSte- mladeZe byl peknY a nadgene obecenstvem prijat. Dekujeme Vam vgem srdeene.

Popis celeho jednani v eegtine gime yam v dopisu br. Shortnera.

Abychom mladeli vyhovel), podrobne 2ovenin je jsme ten den 26teho v anglicke easfi k jeho, na : kojellosti a dobreho popsall. ZbYva se zde mi zminiti, ze nas nadmiru pote gilo, setkati se s tak mnohymi prately starYmi a Ze nain bylo REDAKT011, VYDAVA'irlF.T mho se opet seznamiti s poetem novych A i Ze toto naSe navazane nove pratelstvi pro spoleene porozurneni poi/My potr) va.

Na ge tak ochotne sestry a bratri kuchyni se freelne snaZili hladove pohostiti a vetim, Ze se jim to dokonale podarilo.

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-Stevan'ichbYvalmieh"karMI" EnniskYch, bratra K. jare ge a MarVydali jsme se na clalekon cestu dornu tinka kteri oba z Ennis do okresu Grayjen velice neradi nee° easneje a doufd- son se peed lety odstehovali. Velice me, Ze i hoste z Corpus Christi, Houston, zridka kdy mime pPilelitost je shiedTemple a jinYch vzdalenYch mist se gt'a- nouti a tak ani jsme nevedeli co clfiv se bez nehody dornu navratili. jich tazati. — Vyhlizi znamenite i jeNa takovou peknou, zdaillau schrizi, jich manZelky ktere ani z vozidla nechte se jiste dlouho vzpomina,. li na okamZik na nejakY zakusek. ( ) Na kratko ale srdeene jsme si "pokrapli" a pozdravoval jsem ty na ge Enisgti v radu tanmej gim a rnoZno-li Ze Ve zprave o eeskem dnu v Ifillje po- je i v Domino obehraju. nas, a radanem opomel jsem poznamenat. na shledanou. Poz,c16je v tiskarne na y y -aivlRe.Marchkte;7zdlina skupina ditek z East Bernard prispela vystupenl sv-Ym teZ k obohaceni prograN-ve z Iowa. --Iii'.ujerne za vzpomin--W mu mladeZe. ku, Mrs. Langer- jela na nav gtevu do DayDekujeme sestr y Bohaeikove, nas na toto prehlednuti upozornila. Litujeme, ton, Ohio k (ken sve a na g hr. A. Lan• ale jak jsem ji2 jednou uvedi, nelze v2cly ger zatim beelaN, ale slouZi mu to jak se podoba. TeSila nas jeho navgteva. vgechno spravne vystihnouti,

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Nage poznamky Od kakcieho Olena, kdo do 'oak Jednoty pfistoupil, se okkava, 'Ze veal na co pristupuje, ze obeznam jest se vkmi svS7 mi elenskYmi povinnostmi i vYliodami, a ke jako 'Olen organizovaneho ceiku, spravovaneho jistYmi pravdly jest nucen se temto podvoliti a jimi se ficliti.

• • Prava bratiska prace jest praci ky ,nikoliv dobroeinnosti, proto neklad'me prilf§ velkou vahu na dobroeinnost ktera, je sice spravna na pravem miste, avS"ak my men bychom pracovati za tim neelem, aby jeden kaZdY v telt° naki vlasti nebyl zavislY na dobroeinnost.

• • Ve vgech feeich, zpravach a prosiovech ktere tvorily hlavni program posledniho bratrskeho kongresu pfeviada, myklenka sluthy lidskosti, prostfednictvim mistnich jednotlivYch Jednot. — Proe vyvstala nam otazka, mely by it jednotlivYch osaciach a mestech staxati tolik rozlienYch organisaci za iteelem nejake pomould slukby v zajmu lidstva? Vkdyt' jedna organisace by mohla dobfe posioukiti a bratrske organisace i snahy tech to pfinak trvale dobro a jsou zakiadem vkech dobrS7ch 'dins.

• • Rodiee, elenove nak Jednoty, melt by doma a to dbati, aby ditkam jejich dostalo se ad nich sarnSch prvni a dahre informace o nail. Jednote. Spolehati se na jine it tom ohledu nepfinese nikdy dobrYch vYsledku. Otec se ma zminit o sve bratrske Jednote.

Toto pfipomenuti mel by si na vziti kaZdY naS bratr, otec rodiny a kakdY na.A bratr organisator a sestra nak. organisatorka.

Dortistajici miadek nake, jik jest mezi nami na tisice, jest pramen, ku kteremu zfetej a pozornost nakch agitatorti mela by bYti pine obracena. nebot' zde jest nejlepk pfilektost dodelati se dobrYch fispechti jak pro agitatory samotne, tak i pro Jednotu.

Doufame, Ze nak pracovnici ktefi budou o ziskavani noveho elenstva pracovati, pfijdou v praci sve timto naznaeenYm smerem, nebot' mladek flak joist onen zdroj, kterY vydati mute nejlepn vY sledky.

Nake nova pojistka dvacetileta pine odpovida, potfebam a po'kadavkfim nak ho mladeho lidu, jest vYthodnou v kaAdem ohledu, tedy tato pojistka mela by bYti miademu lidu nakmu nabizena.

Dnes vkecky rfune, mokie i nemokne organisace venuji z yST§enou pozornost 0tazkam mlacieke, kterotd pozornost miad ym obzvlaUe venuji eiste pojiSt'u jici spoleenosti pomoci svYch eetnYch

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VESTNiK — WEST, TEXAS mistnich, okresnich a okrskovYch agentn. Ziskani miadYch lidi v rtizne organizace znamena, velikou a vydatnou posilu a proto bychom i my men toho povkly bYti pametlive.

• Nae eekak, ueinli jsi nekomu neco dobreho? Pakli ne; vdkerou odmenu shieda vej ye syYch einn samotnYch. Chyby blik nich shovivave posuzovati diukno. odpou, gteti jim a die sil pomahati a pfemY§leti o tom jak bychom se ∎ vkci stall lepAimi.

• Bud'me kakdY na svem lust v konani swYch elenskYch povinnosti koncem roku ye syYch PadovYch schnzich pfi volbe schopnYch fifednikti, koname to drobnou praci spolkovou a tak pfispivarne k rozvoji sveloo Mat a calk nak mile Jednoty. ) •

Uznani kraja V Austinu prave vyke fijnove 'Oslo me sieniku "The Alcalde", jen2 je vydavan bYvalYnai studenty universitnimi, -uvefoj nilo podobenku, Dr. Ed. Mirka, profesora slovanskYch jazykil na Texaske statni universit y a napsalo mimo jive o jeho nove knikce "The Real Tolstoy" (Skutee nY Toistbj): "Autor podava osobni dojmy o Toistem, jeho navAtivil roku 1909.

Padesate '“Troei funrti To'stela° bude vzpominano roku 1960. Kniha, Dr. Mirka je dtilekitYm pfispeykem k dosavadnim yedomostem. o Toisteho Zivote a dile."

Take universitni dennik "The Daily Texas" uvetejnii priZnivY elanek dne 30. fijna o knize Dr. Mirka, jinak upozornil na jeji hodnotu a zdtiraznil, ze spisovatel pile na zaklade jeho osobni zkukenosti s velikYm rusk$in spisovatelem.

Pane vazana kniha stoji jet). 2 dolary, jek mono zaslati na, adresu Dr. Ed. Mieek, University Station, Austin 12, Texas. Na projevene pfani spisovatel knihu podepig e na pamatku. Dobfe se inocil co darek pro miadek. ) • 0%, • Mankel vida, ke it domaci hadce prohrava, postavil se vYlaruine proti mankelce a kaki: "Zda se mi, madame, Ze /Jane pova2uje to za hlupaka."

"To ne, priteli, ale koneene, mohu se mYlit."

•( ) • Divka si stekovala, ke se bilk. tficitce.

Nic si z toho nedelejte sleeno, budete se rase od ni vzdalovat kaki° se ji na utechu. ) Kdyi j1rtak nemtriete sve Jednote proprosim pc) pkeeteni Vestnik delte svemu sousedu neb pkitely, kterY dosud neni v nail Jednote.

Sestry a bratri7— PfilolenY vYkaz noveho pojiSteni kterY /tam uvadi nak praci za deset mealca. Celkeni jsme: upsali za $1,608,000.00.

Manic jeSte dva mesice do konce rokit jsou to mesice v kterYch, die nail skuknosti, se vkdy upike, nevice noveho potjiSIeni a protc) vas vyzivam abyste nani v upisovani, pro vas fad1 laskave vypomohli. je mnoho prospektit kteti odkladaji kupovimi pojikteni ak do konce roku jim poukaZete na vYhody nakch pojistek a zviaSte na, vYhociu it placeni me'siene jsem jist, ze point:date v prodani nakho pojiSteni.

Skusme prodati kakd.emu kterY potr&buje ochranu. Udelejme tyto pasiedni me sice nejlispanejSi ze vkech.

Za VaSii yYpomoc, jmenern rjakch organisatorn, Vara dekuji, za vie co pro tuto praci udelate.

S bratrskYm pozdravem, Edward L. Marek.

Kdyi jirak nemfdete sve Jednote prospeti, prosim Po pieeteni"Vestnik dejte svemu sousedu neb p • tely, kterY dosud neni v nail Jednote.

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Tajenmik Clunpick pr;-xilo r2i1 pro uva2ern Hlavni nradovnou nekolik ihcz-ri eh Zadusti o pujeky na majetky. nivh, byl podporovan a prijat, vk,,c.ky 1. 10 Zadosti o pujeky byil Tajenn ik Chuplek oznamil. Z"e se sneastnil OSA konvence v Chicoom v ,Srpnu, 1958.

Ueetnik .UrbanovskY predloZil pro U.vahu minil se fistne o jeho zprave eo fieetnik Hlavni nradovny za trot etvrtleli, 1958, opis ktere zpravy dal vem elenum Hlavni firadovny.

Pravni radce Kacjr predlo'Zil pisemni zpravu jeho iSteclni einnoFti za treti etvrt leti, 1958, opis ktere zpravy dal yearn elentut Hlavni itradovny.

Bylo usneeno, aby Hlavni nradovna predplatila pro redoktora Vestniku noviny Daily Texan, kter• je vydavan Texaskou Universitou, a take zdeji. easopis, Temple Daily Telegram.

Pokladnik Koliha predlail pisemni zpravu jeho nredni einnosti za treti etvrt Teti; 1958, opis ktere znravy del v‘Sem ruin Hlavni nradovny a pub podal vysv'etleni o nekolika majetcieh patricich Hlavni uradovne.

Na navrh, kter byl podporovan a prijat pokladnik Koliha byl spinomoenen prodati kterYkoliv majetek patnei SPJST kdy2 reditel distriktu ve kterem ten majetek se naehazi a pokladnik Koliba ten maje.tek nejdrive prehlednou a dohodnou se no eene za ktorcu ten majetek ma bYti proda.n.

Pokladnik Koliha pedal vysvetleni o jistem majetku kterY nradovna nedayno nabyla foreklosovanim picky.

Pokladnik Koliha predlail dotaz li jistY majetek pattici Hlavni nradovne Jednoty. ma Izi rti zase prorentovalV pro rok 1959 anebo ma bY7ti prodan. Bylo usneCeno tento majetek prodati, kdyZ" prodej toho majetku bide udelan v mesiei rijnu, 1958.

Kdy1 pokladnik Koliha predicx'zil pro uvaAeni Hlavni Afadovny pristaveni a opravy ohydelniho staveni na jedne fare patrici Hlavni nradovne, na navrh erS7 byl podporovan a ptijat, odporu-

eeni pokladnika Kolihy ohledne to zasehvaleno. ezitosti Pokladnik oL1 a podal znravu o jistYch Pajekden na kterYeh jsou dluZitele pozadu s placenim, ktere byly podrohne zaneseny v protokolu sehtize konane lb. cervcnce. 1958. Pokladnik Koliha mil, Co listYch 12 ptijeek na ktere tele byli pozadu , s placenim a ktere byly pochobne zan y S'eny v protokolo schnz{-. , 10. eer yence, 1.958 hyly buO to uvedeny do uspokojiveho poradka anebo, Ze tem dlu Zitchtm ,,e k l tnuta Sulzer Pinta na vvrovnLal e l 1 dluhu. .v;] pokladnik Koliha pedal zpravu tYell pajekach tia ktere jellied dlu• L. j ou pozadti S placenim, bylo mu nal. :zeno. aby jeste jednou postal, co Poslcdni upozorneni, tem dluZiteltim zpravu o neuspokojivem stavu j ej leh put ni=p eek a jestli postaeit: =1ne spiatky nebudou udelany, aby tyto pUjeky odevzdal cto rukou pravniho radee Naeire, ku kolekci.

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KALENDAA, Hlavni Uradovna porada obtady vyplacent nelivotni pojistky sesti-e od radu 108 Anna Iviatuove v sun radu Needville C. 81 v nedeli ve 2:30 due 9 listopadu. Noopomentel Za rad 108 J. Jane, taj radu 103 e • V nedeli 16teheo listopadu, tad Pokrok (halo 88 Houston, sehraje Oeskedivadlo se zpevy, pok nazven "Ob-2;inky na vesnici". IKa2dY je uctive zvan tied v Needville Cis Si. oznarnuje, 2e prelczil pravidelnuu svoji zi na treti nedeli v listopadu a site jest to 16 den v mosici.

Neopomente.

Divadelni predstaveni "Klabu Hlahol" v Houston na Studewood v radove sini"Ob2inky na vesriici" od Rich. Branalda, Opereta. date fictive zvane na den 16. stopadu ocipolcdne.

Opis dopisu ktere pokladnik Koliha • poSle tem dlukteltim ma bYti poslad rediteli toho distriktu ve kterem majetek Sici kroukk Zen v Ennis, oznaniuje, zarueujici ty pujeky se nachazi a opisy Ze poradaji sve pravidelne schtzky v SQ° tech dopisu take mail bYti poslany pra, kolovne kaZdY prvni etvrtek v inesiei a vnimu radei Kaeirovi: jste fictive k neasti zvane. Ptisti schtzka 6 listopadu. (Nov.) Predseda Marek se tazal kaZdeho •t ) tomneho elena Hlavni ff • adevny, jocinotlive, zda-li ma nejakod narnitku pr ti Nebode-li letos dost shiny, ()tee Majakekoliv transakci Hlavni fdadoc,ny avy Si z toho nemusite nic delat. Bcz nebo nejahou clazku nob dotaz ohled- toho se o vas rika, Ze yarn koukd i z ne naSich bonctu, ptijCek neb jinYch in- bet. vestici anebo ktecekeliv transakce Hlavni Uradovny nebo kterekoliv • transakce, resoluu‘, narizeni, naporuce 1Kdyr 3 iiJak nemniete sve Jednote proni neb dohociy uclelanou Hlavni firado- speti, prosim . pa preeteni Vestrnk dejte vnou, kterd byla tideland, prijata, neb syeran sousedu neb p1-itely, titer 32 dosed Jed note. , naportieena, kdykoliv, a '2e, jestli, ano non v Zada, toho (Jena aby ji prallo2i1, pro uvaZeni Hlavni firaciovny, v tu chvili, tab adresv vmene aby sprd yne vyrizeni nob vysvetleni to pouiljte tohoto knponu zalelitosti se mohlo hned uclelat a tak Supreme Lodge SP.T.ST. aby celd to zdlelitost mohla h ti zanek box 400, Temple, Texas. na do tohoto protokolu. Na tuto vYzvu '_Y,aclarn Vas o zmenu me adresy jab na nebyla Zadna ozvelna.

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f •adevna SPJST poskytnje pujeky na fanny, ran:.,e a vybudovaw, tnestsk5, majetek kdekoliv v Texas% Koje stana adresy Pii.jettje svoje viastra penizc na ni.7ke dlonhe splatky a s veliee p • vytri podminkarni pro p •edeasne vytAaceni. Piste o blazer podrobnostil — Supreme Lodge SPISI' box 4l0, Templc Texas.

Itaidy z Inas mule sv rrn dilefn pomoei Patfiun k radu eislo tak abycbom dosahli nova piety a 3 miS pozdravern bony novetto pojiAteni v 1958.

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Nekelik poznamek o sestre Valehafove NaSe mild sestra Terezie Valchar (rezend Coufalova) narodila se dne 26 listopadu 1862 ve stare ylusti jake nejstar si ze trech deer Frank a Terezil Coufalov3ich. V rote 1869 vydala se s do Ameriky. -- Po osm Winn pristali v Gal vestonu a po vlaku vydali se as do Bren ham pozdeji po voze do Wesel**, okres Atp-tin. -- Prot° ze jeji matka byla vyueena: porodni babieka ye stare vlasti byvolana mimi dfim a malt. Terela rnladgi svoji seszie musela dobli2ot tru.

6'n g to vzpomind jak se zaueovala co deck.° ve vedcal dornacnosti.

podare' a pak se stehovali n.a jine misto, ale v torn samem okoli kde bydleli po pet let, pak dye leta zas na jinem miste a ku konci roku 1880 se vystehovali z Vese ly (Wesley) do okresu La,vaca, do osady Ella Hora, kam ptijeli prave na Nov' rok, dne 1 ledna 1881.

Dne 2. listopadu 1884 se provdala za Josefa Valchare a odstehovali se do okre su Colorado, ho Oakland, kde byli v najmu po nekelik let. V roku 1889 zakoupili si farmu pri Oakland.

Teresa Valcharova s mantelem byIi zakladatele na geho radu Bile Hera eislo 16. SPJST a era vest jodinou zakladatel kou na geho radu na Zivu. Va gina deli s manZeli a manZelkami, vnucia mantelky a vnueky g manteli petit ku na gemu ftdu els. 16 SPJST. Mantel Josef a Teresie vZdy byli u zakladu novYch eeskYch spol he, jejicht by1 mantel Josef zakladatelem, jak na geho spolku But Hora, tak spolku eislo 33 RVOS a prvnim tajemnikem jeho.

S tohoto papist' mtZete posouditi, to Valcharovi byli spolkove einne, cot ovgem slouZi za priklad hodnV nasledovani.

Zajiste, ze prejeme teto na gi mild sestre, aby se doekala jazite mnoho dal:Sich let y e zdravi a svnosti mysle mezi svoji ro= dinou a prate)..

Slavnost k jeji pocte poradand . setkala, se s peknYm fispechem za 'velke navUevy sester a bratra.

Pri nedelni slavnosti rase Hlavri irradolma zastoupena, byla br, predsedou Mar kern, tajemnikem br. Chupickern, pokladnikem br. Kolihot, nravnikem br.

Kacirem, riditelem br. Navratilem fiditelem br. Srallou. — Redaktor HoSek byl teZ pritomen. Sin factu Bile fi qra eis.

16 byla do po3ladniho mista 7a pland. — Cele shromaaleui na gich sester a bratrii \Thee pozorne sledovalo proP,ram tohoto pekneho odpoledne. Dekajeme jim vSarri.

Vie o tom v prigtim Tesilo nas uprimne seznameni se vse mi a doufame, ze tento penis resleuM Vas seznarniti s pdarobnostmi kteri jste se nemohli stileastnit. ) • a •

To prvni leto sbirala bavinu pro jedno ho hospodare a 2a pole bolo daleko.

YZ'dy na cely den a kdyZ se jednou k veeeru vracell, misto kde st{-11 dornek byla jen hromadka popele a v ge co s sebou z privezli bylo ohnem snideno, ale debit Tide pomohli jim jak kdo mohl a soused Rippe' pl'ijel pro ne a odvez1 je ssebou dornt, takte mall hned prvnim rokem v Amorice drub_:c7 domov, tteba. ze to byla 1031 jedna svetnice bez oken, jen jedine dvel'e a komin ye kterem se li g e Yarn° neb kamen nebylo jine stavby na m i.ste teZ nebylo. Po etyri roky zustali v najmu u toho sameho hos

Jak Vam jiz znarno z oznameni Hla vni tfadovny ye Vestniku, bude sestre IN./fatu g o-ve, elenkyne radu Rosenberg cis.

102 vyplacena jeji doZivotni pojistka v retell 9. listeoadn odpoledne, zaeatek ye 2:30. Slavnostni obrady yykonaji firedMei Hlavni tradovny a to v Needville v sin) tadu C. 81. elenove radu Needville C. 81 nara sr.n k tomu neelu laskave proprijeili. Sestre 1VIatuS'ove bude v prosinci 96 roltil, zajiste izetyhodne stari. Je na nas aby jsme hojnou na,vAtevou dokazali, ze si vaime

Na ge sestra Terezie Valehai'oYa byla minulou nedeli zvla gte uctena na slavnosti k jejim 96 letYm narozenintm celou Hlavni Uradovnou, jeji rodinou a syYm radem eislo 16 na Bile Hore kdy ji byla vyplacent jeji pojistka u nasi SPJST v hotovosti Za jiste, ze jen zfidka kdy se to staves, ze osol3a se doZije tak peZehnaneho yeku a proto nas potegilo, ze k teto oslave se dostavil tak znaenY poeet sester a brat§ ru z blizka a. Yzdalerrileb. mist.

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Ses. Anna Matt tech naS'ich starach elenn, kteri dali kiady k naAi. Jednote.

Proto zveme nejen eleny na geho radu ale i eleny vAech sousednich Mar, aby nam pomohli prokazat vdeonost a rictu tem naSirn pionYrilm. Dostavte se v hejnem poetu a prosime sestry, aby prinesly neco na talire, neb po obradech bude spoledna, svaeina.

Na shledanou v Needville, dne 9. listapadu.

J. Jane tajemnik radu 108. )•4•

Na Domov odpoankTemple, Texas Cteni bratri, sestry a pratele:-Prilolene potvrzuji prijem dart, ktere jsem tento tS7 den obclrtel na SPJST Domov Odpoeinku 18.35 SPJST rad e. 4. Hallettsville Pan a pi. Frank B. Steiner, Dallas na ucteni parnatky pi. Emillie Slampa 5.00 Ennis, Texas Paul Ben F. Bristow, Ennis na teni parnatky pana Albert Suction 5.00 Ennis, Texas 28.35 Celkem jsem prijal Vzda,vam srdcene diky milym darciim za tyto jejich dary.

Doulam peyne, ze budeme v gichni spo leene darovati nejakY obnos na tento do brY a krasnY teel. Zvla gte nyni kdyZ" se blied doba Dikiwzdani parnatujme na tuto dobrou vet.

S bratrskYm pozdravem Cnas. Navratil pokladnik SPJST Rest Home 816 E Ave A. Temple, Tex.

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Poznarnkv ze schtize sedmeh© okrsku SPJST Karnes City, Texas Schnze seamen° okrsku byla konana dne 26. rijna, 1958 u radu San Antonio, Oslo 133, ve Mission County Park, v San Antonio, Texas.

• Sehuzi zahajil pkedseda sedmeho okrs ku, bratr Joe L. Jurieek asi 10:35 rano.

Privital v'Secnny pritomne deny a nay gtevnik-y a prednes1 ve ktere reel mame jednat ye schtzi, bylo uj•ednano aby se vedla schuze v Ceske reek a kdo si preje at' mluvi v anglicke reek Pak predseda kadu San Antonio 'Oslo 133 bratr Chas.

Cerny privital vSechny pritonme eleny a navStevniky u jejich radii v San Antonio. Pak bratr J. F. Chupick, tajemnik Hlavni Uradovny vedl vzdani &est a vernost naSi vlajce Americke se veiny prito innYmy. Pak tajemnik 7. okrsku 3. Short ner Ceti jmena Urednikil 7. okrsku a v§ici byly utitomni jen pokladnik. bratr Jaro Rektorik poslal omluvu, Ze jemu nebylo mono se dostavit do teto schfize. Pak tajemnik vyvolaval jmena a eisla radii 7. okrsku a 10 radii se ohlasi l o. Pak tajemnik 'Ceti protokol s posiodni schtiE a byl pkijat jak byl &ten. Pak bratr Ch Cerny, mistopredseda a organisator 7. okrsek promluvil, Ze se vzff,,, va tech firadir, neb se vystehoval ze San Antonio do Beaumont, Texas. Pak byl ustanoven novY orgarisator pro 7. okrsei bratr Jaroslav Kleprlik, ze San Antonia, Texas, kterY tu praci jia kond a promlu vii, Ze bude konat schilze s mistnimi or ganisatory jak se kde da v •ilznYch mistech a priSti schtizi Ze budou konat ye Floresville, Texas dne 16. listopadu 1953.

Pak bratr Chas. Cerny poclekoval vSem za spolupraci a dtiveru jema, danou za celou dobu co ty irrady zastaval. Bylo Jemu podekovano za jeho dobrou co vykonal pro naS 7. okrsek. Bratr ChCerny jest velmi piicinlivy pracvnik vykonal hodne pro naS 7. okrsek neb jsrne ziskali hodne novVch elent do rin§i Pair byly predstavani navAtevnici z dru hYch okrskil z I3lavni Uradovny byly phtomni bratri, predseda Ed. Marek a tnistoPredseda Joe B. HejnY, tajemnik J. F. Chupick, pokla.dnik Jos. Koliha, reclaktor Vestniku L. 0. Hock a manZelka, a h.ditel 5. okrsku 3. M. Skrabanek a organisator 1. okrsku bratr Barina a organisator z 2. okrsku bratr Ben Mikolaj a bratr Rudy Sefdik a Houstonu a jejich manZelky byly pritomny: VAichni tito bratri kaZdSr zvlaSt' k nam kratce promlu viii a velice zajimavY humm pridali. Byjim za to podekovano. Reditel 7. okra

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ku bratr Chas. Holasek tea kratce promlu vii a pak Ceti zpravu za pokladnika brat ra Jaro Rektorik a zprava byla phjata jak byla etena. Pak byl poladan riditel Domova Odpoeinku 7 okrsku bratr Mareak. jak to tarn pracuje a pravil, Ze Domov bale brzo zaphien, a Ze se tern stariektim a starenkam se tam velice libi a obsluha tam Ze je velice dobra, a Ze maji dobretio spra y ce. Piditelem toho domova jest Rod, Troubii a jeho manZeika a Ze to vSe dobre vedou. Pak predseda Joe L. Jurieek precinesl, mame volit noveho mistopredsedu neb nyneji mistopredse da be. Chas. CernY se vystehoval do Bea umont, Texas. Pak bratr Jos. Koliha podal havrh za anistopreasedu pro bratra Jaroslav Kiepriik a ten na yrh byl podporovan• a byl zvolen aklamaCne a bratr J. Kleprlik podekoval za zvoleni a pravil, Ze ten nrad prijima do priSti volby.

9. organisaturn ze 7 okrsku a 2 organisatcri z drailVeh okrskil bylO pritom no v'''''"naSi. schuzi. Pak bratr Novosad od radii Laparita eislo 161 ptednesl pozvani abychom priSti schtizi konali u jejich

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kadu a bratr Chas. Holasek od kadu Anton Cermak 'Oslo 56 z Corpus Christi prednes1 pozvani aby se pflati whim konala u jejich kadu a nasledovala volba, ye kterem miste /name konat pt ti schtizi. iiad Laparita eislo 161 obdilel vice hla ad, a tak priki schtize bude konana u Radii Laparita eislo 461 pki Jourdanton, Texas nekcly v mesici dubnu, 1959. Datum dne oznamim co nejdkive.

Pak bylo 12:30 v poledne ,tak nas volaly k obedu, kterY pkipravily sestry a bratki odJ kadu San Antonio eislo 133. 0bed byi velice chutnY klobase a vSe co k tomu path a kolaee, makovniky, dorty a vS'eho bylo dost. Dekujeme sestram a bratriim v San` Antonio za tu praci co s tim meli. — Po obede asi 1730 Mel programovY vYbor krasnSr program pkiprayen s mladeai, bylo to velice zajimave tu inladd pozorovat co vSecko umi uainkovat v program& Bylo dekovano to mlkdeli za tak krasnY program a sestram co ten program tu naladeZ naueily a velice zdakile verily a pl'ejem si abychom

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ae nak sestr y Jo za ,S'enliykikovi, byla vyvolen a pki schtize v Campo due 12, — "The Mother O. the District Six of p '_ y8," Co zname sestru Senkyrikovu vime, Ze vykonala mnoho dobra pro svoji poeetnou rodinu a celemu okoli v tterem pke7 bYvala. Jest vernou pornocnici nakno

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bratra Ignace Senkykika v jeho organisaeni praci a na jeji poCest prinaS'ime jeji obthzek v kruhu jeji zdarne rod.ny.

DluZiao pripomenouti, to s Senkyidkove rodiny jest 47 elenU v na gi SPJST. — Pte jeme Vain je'Ste mnoho let, spokojetosti a radosti.

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to tole p addle pokraeovaly. Jests muslin naPsat, Ze jsme mely postavene vyzdvihnu ti 3 prapory, 2 prapary pri yerly Otednici z Hlavni trado yny, jeden velkY US Fla g, druhY stat Texas Flag a treti 7. oki: k'lag US. Velice krdsne se to v-yjiirulo v to nasi schtzi. Po programe byla volna zabava pro v'Sechnyt i Bingo hru tam mell a tab se kaZdY motel bavit jak MladeZ tam mela menu vYstavku vSclico, malovaoe obrazy a brasnc panenky ptipravene, a kdo si pral meld si konpit neco na pamdtko.

PriSti schOme 7. olusbu bode konana u rado Laparita eisio 161 pri Jourdanton.Texas, nebdy v mesici Dobrut 1959.

Kon7.'„jm s bratrskYm pozdravem na Vas vkchny Jacob Shortner, tajemnik '7. okrsku, SPJST P. S.:— JeAte musim ptipsat, ze bratr Chas.

CernY, clostal do hromady zaloMit ncvY rad pro SPJST a to ve Beaumont, Texas.

Bratr Chas. Cerny prednes1 pozvSni ras vkch korno bode man° aby ptijeli do Beaumont, Texas, 23 listopadu, 1958, a pomohli oslavit mololeni noveho redo eislo 166.

OD ei",:lo 5, Texas PA Scvil. y a bratii:— Chci van: oznamit, Ze nak, ptlSti ze se bude ocThYvat druhou nedeli v listopadu, to jest, clevateho yeas kmtnenedeli. nude to schtze, bo poeasi kdy se hudou volit dnicl pro rok 1959 tak jsou 61.e ,711 2.A0.ani by se v hojnem poetu dostavili Po schnzi ptichystaji jak obyeejne svaeinu, prineste laskave tentokrat jenom peeivo a kayo!, Ba ylna jo g opikovana aZ na male vyjimby a penize ma ni foe. pozciacyom Steve Novak, tajemnik. ) ° ste Houston, Texas Mil bratte redaktore:— Zde' posilam yarn zpravo z novin "Houston Post", ktere by moZno zajima 1.0 nagi Ceskou vetejnost, — "Czech Names in Texas News".

Bratr Petrnsek pri:Sel do Houstonu od eeskeho mesteeka Wallis, Texas, a jeho send bYvala Minnie MokrY z Granger, Te xa.s. On a jeho Sena vklycky se jdou po divati na eeska, divadla v Houstono.

Na zdar M•oslav B117.

Poz. red.:-- Dekojern za elaneeek kte t‘ r isme zaraciili v angl.

ESTNIK — WEST; TEXAS 323, Ganado, Texas Sestry a bratti:------- • • Chceom Vain oznarnit. Sc Pti U . 1 taclova scinize se bode kono.t druhon nedeli v listopadu to jest dile 9tehnva d ye nodiny ocipole,dne. BodonvOlby radOvYch tnednikti a tab jsou y§tchni zva,ne, .obzviaSte ty nalade aby se doschUzi cloatavili a pre yzali Utady tech..starich.

Po Schtlzi budeme mit spoleenan svaeino a oak. mile sestry jsou Zaciarie, by laskave prinesli nejabe to peelVo eokoliv za dobre uznaji.

Predem nis vAech srdeeniT dik.

S bratrskYm pczdravem a na shledanou V. M. HlavatV tajemnik

Strana 7 .stale rapottebi odrZet ton kdyZ jest net pokladnieku v balanci, s Arekeilint spojenym vydanim naAeho mujotku. =-Piz tom mela pi-ikladu hodn-j7 napad, nob ucinila nabidku, Ze ona koupi potrebne muse na k-o116.§, kery bude i S penivem inn on 50 cent& Pritorane sestry se k ni fined ptidaly, zaa rckly, ze pomohou rise toa sobit pottebnYm Oook•Avh se, Me i ty scaly ktere nebyly ptitomne ptij den mezi nas, a take neeim pitpeji do km,thyne P one GulitSove Veceti iiako vZ1dy :Stectte pornaholy.

yeeeii thy ten cas marl ton sc11711zi byl :nejak vypinen, tab bylo ideorayslne 1ech oblibeusneseno poradat jedro Solcot Corpus Christi. mim-Th her, kere se caste me stoch provddi.

Carpus Christi Texas Cteni bratti a sestry:Komu to bude morn10 prijr‘crte meal `remit° tddby Vam chci oZnamit, Sc pas, kaZdY jest vitanY. Obsluhu studb Telocviena Jednota Sokol v Corpus Chri- IV•ch obeerstvujicich napojil obstara.ji sti, bude konat svoji vYroeni schnzi 16. joko vsdy vlidne, man2cle Albert Raglistopadu 1958 ve 2 hodiny odpoledne. mundevi.

Pledieha nam podat zpravy fltednikti a Nazdar vYboru za belici rok 1958 z nail einnosti John Stara, jednatel„ a pti tom zdroven planovat Pra-cl pro na- ) • 4 1' 1 stavajlei rok 1959. ,Zyolite si nove miredFort Worth, raid 154 niky a vYbory.

Mame mnoho dtileMitYch zalelitosti Bmtici a sestry:-projednani, ktere eekaji na vas WSechny Prichazim s nekolika radby do naAehp by jste se na nich podileli.

Vestniku abych Vane zdelil, Me jsme Se ✓ minulej schUzi bylo rokovdno jab o- osnesli zavolati nove prijate deny vase Zivit ten zajcin o vteSi einnost. VSichni to raffia do listopadoye schuzi k uvadeni j^ritomni se shodovali v torn, Ze kdyZ a to se v7ajernne pecueii.. - Nay tad bujsou zase zavedony cvieebni hodiny, aby do ,ue eleny hostd, dobrou vee.eti ac kaZda sokolska rodina cela riav qevova- nose pokladna je chudd, cliceme necO pro la ony cvieebni veeirky, ktere jsou nyni to ria 1,: e elenstvo jako Cakt1vmdoni, ktere kaZdY patek v Sokolovni a takto pornobli se Phil. ueiniti. odrZet to krajanske pobaveni a spoluM1Nak, dopisovatelky ye schuzi chybely sobeni. : u aby jste se ptipravili. a tab sdm pi S Doutani, Ze nedovilite aby se u rids Rddi Vas vkchny jednou na zahostila nOinnost a neteenost ku v:Se to sc ion dne 9 listopadu a 3 hodine ocimu co se ()bolo nas deje, neb. ndsledkem poledne Upadku zajmu o Ceskou spoleenost o nasi niaterskou fee, mtracime pomalu ale Vy kterY mfiZete jste Madane rn".": jisto to co nam horlivYm zakla.dateltim jakou too dobrotou peeivem atd pkispeli bylo mile. Ztracime to, co jsme budovali laskave do kuchyne nail a predem Vam pro svoje mile potomky, kteti jak vid- dekujem e.

Hled'me se k nejake -einnosti probuno, jen velmi main se chti starat o ty naSe ndrodni vslasteneeke spolky a budo dit, vzdyt je Nidet, jak 'Aude jinde nae vy. Majetek to tdiko nahospodatenY kte. rady UspeSne pracoji tab pti j d'te a zvotry neustarle yyZaduje dolled dobreho to si &bre litedniky na pri ti rob. Velieo hospoddre! by rids v'Sechny pote§ilo kdyby bud' br.

S politovanim taky muslin pfipsat, Ze Joe B. HejnY anob hr. A. Vrla k nam. co jsem doposud vypozoroval na tech TV prijeli a nam pomobli.

My pottebujem vie to bratrske laskl ktere jsou skoro v kaZdern domov6, Ze nejsou tim nejlepS'iro vychevatelern ra- marl ndrni (deny a ne jenom shanet kho dorc)stu. Jake debra mfiZe zeJlec,hat ny nove ktere nedhaji co se dale.

Do schUze nechocli a zajem aby vet:Sint takovy zapad:Oack717 obraz, kde jen ,:ame bitky s:tileni a zatileni lze videti?

Poetem rostl tak upada. Nam. pottebl JeSle se musim vratit k tej nail tij- bratrska spoluprace a to se jen navaenove schitzi,1:de sestra Rendlova pti vou schnzi polep pomcnola ram v<1. em. p•itomnYm, Ze by Na zdar John Bean se opet mela paradat spoleena vacate,

Strana 8 El. Campo, Texas Mile sestry, bratii a etena redakee naSella Vestniku: Jest zajimavo sledovati einnost a beh nagi Jednoty, dnes, kde milZeme uvesti nag i Jednotu, co nejsilnejk, ze v gech Ces kYch organisaci v Texasu. A to ptijde na, mysl take jeji zaeatkyi, kdy proZhala ob dobi pine trampot. Lid na g byl celkem chudiekY, at' prebVval v meste nebo na venkove. Byla to doba nas Oech zaedkdy jsme, te gili jeden druheho, ✓ ktere teple slovo a projev vzajemneho parozumeni, bylo gilou pino nadeje a potechy, a v gak pomery se od to doby zmenily, tteba ze znalost Ceske reel v no✓ ch generarcich uvada, av§ak my si musime pkizpilsobit, "tie jsou to nage ratolesti, nage krev, a proto my musime bYti shovivave k tomu ohromnemu pokro ku, a pternene, ale gadnY pokrok nerd dilem nahody za vim nntsi bfrti sila a pfedevgim zdatnost svedomitost, proziravost toho nynej giho vedeni nazi Jednoty.

My mriZeme smelerici, ze na ge Jednota mela od zaeatku ye svem sttedu ye vedeni mute a osobnosti odane, snatiive a poctive. Mnozi jak vite slauZili Jednote nagi ati do jejich smrti a bylo by na -miste aby nekdo povolanej gi se zminil nag' naladgi generaci, kdo vedl od zadatku podnes nagi milou Jednotu a jakou mame zdartnou promenu v praci organisaeni.

Ptitomne snahy nageho organisaeniho adboru vedou k vybudovani dobre organisaeni soustavy, totit ziskavani s pole hlivych organisatora a organisatorek kte ti by ve svem snaZeni byli vytrvali a Spolehlivi, vite, ze vytrvalost je polovina tspechu. Neni to peace tak snadna, jak by se zdala. Take ad novaeka nelze beekavati rychle Uspechy, jak mne jiste da katid,V organisator za pravdu, ale je tady nadeje, i ten novaeek se zapracuje.

Nage gkoly ktere se eas od easu pata,daji v rtitz)Vch mistech, mail za freel hla vne poskytnouti zaklad organisatortim by byli poueeni jak vysvetliti na ge paj istky a ptesvedeiti zajenice, ze nejlepgi vVhody dostane jenom kdy vezme si u na gi Jednoty, pro sebe i celou svoji rodinu pojigteni. V takovV gkole organisator stane ty prvni poznatky, ale dal gi dostane na ceste, nebot' tato prate je sama o sobs gkolou, jak se kaZdgr pfesvedei.

Ale zase kdyz se organisator ustall, a pfilne k Jednote a jejim vedoucim, a k tete peace z lasky da, vie, co taprace vyZaduje, tu pak neni to tak snadne rite stati a odejiti. Ty moje, vase a na ge eleny ktere jsrne dali do nagi mile Jednoty s ptesvedeenim jich, ze je davame do ochrany &bre, poctive a memo fici nej-

VAS TNiK — WEST, TEXAS lepgi pro ne ochranou, jich sainch a jejich rodin, toti2 do Jednoty jaka, byla kdysi a jest dodnes.

Mili ptatele, kdybychom si uvedomili jakou drilditost ma pro nas Zivotni pojistka, a jak posiluje nage finaneni postaveni v katidern ease, vice bychom na ni mysleli, tesili se s ni, ve s yYch rozpodtech pamatovali, na ni nejdtive.

Zivotni pojistka jest veci, ktera zasluhuje si od nas pine na gi dbalosti.

My valchni by jsme se meli obeznamiti a poznati pravou hodnotu Zivotntho pojigteni u nazi Jednoty. Z techto vYhod pozname, .2e na ge popiatky na po jigteni nejsou nieina a ezli ukladanim penez, ktere se vain a nam nikdy neztrati a niri tom jsme chreneni od jakehokoliv neptizne osudu, zahmujit v tom smrt 2ivitele rodiny. To ale neznamend, ze by mei jenom 2ivitel byti pojigten, ditky yam kas budou dekovati, ze jste byli tak dobti a. dali jste je do nagi Jednoty a proto jestli jste je k nam jests nedali, ueirite tak, dejte vedet vagemu organisatorovi a on s rdaosti k yam ptij de a je zapiSe a vy zajiste sami wt.*" petjistku zvY gite, kdy'Z yam organisator vysvetli ty vYhody ktere nam Jednota poskytuje. Neodkladejte!

S pozdravem, 1g. Senkyrik, Dist. org. ) 1.• Wheelock, Texas fad 39 Mily sestry a lacatti naseho fadu eislo 39.

Timto jste vgichni zvani nagi gti schnze ktera se bude odbYvat hou nedeli v mesici listopadu odpoledne 9.teho po schuzi budeme mit svacinu kterou obstara, rad tak mile sestry nernu site nic nositi teti bude neco na zapiti a nejaka muzika Bratr Hejny od Hlavni fitadovny nam slibil, se ptijede k nam promluvit a povzbudit nas v na gi spolkove praci. -Dale my stare fitednici minime se vzdat nasich uradu. Tak vy rnlad gi eleni, kteil by jste se zajimali a fitad se hlaste. Volbu budeme mit v mesici v prosinci, tak se chcem na to ptipravit. Ja za sebe slibu ji, ze za kterSikoliv Utad novemu 'ratedniku yypomohu nali se zapracuje at' to bude v teei Ceske nebo anglicke nekteti nagi stark Neill mne iikali abych se nevzdaval fitadu tajemnika mohu vas vsechny ujistit, ze si velice vazim vasi dirvery a Ze jsem valy, pro rad a na gi Je dnotu rad pracoval, ale zaeinam W it easem nervosni jest tedy na ease ustoupit do fistrani prave letos tomu jest 45 let co se se spolkovaa praci zabYvam, tak myslim, 2e jsem svoji povinnost vykonal ted 'si budu ptati ptatelskS4 odpoeinek hodne klidu.

Tak prosim mile sestry a bratri do

Ve stiedu, dne 5. listopadu 1958 to nazi pkiSti schtze se dostavte v hojnem poetu at' bratr HejnST uvidi, tie jests u nageho tadu Zijeme.

S pozdravem vas tajemnik Prank Vytopil.

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Koval., Texas Mile sestry a bratti:-Ptedne pozdrav a ntani v geho dobreho yam vgem, nebot' °pet prichazim si s vami pobesedovat a doufam, tie nine lined nevyZenete, (Odyt' na venku prk a je zima.)

Tak si pane sedneme a budeme si povidat, tfeba o tech na gich distriktnich schtzich ktere jsme paslednich nekolik nedel jednu za druhou potadali.

Ov gem ja jsem na v geckSrch ani nebyl ale main zata, podle jak o vSech y e Vestniku bylo psano, ie byly vgechny velmi pekne! Tedy si iname s eeho tegit a o cem si na chvili popovidat.

Seberem na ptiklad ten program to nazi mladeZe. Jake to pekne pobaveni, jak nas to vgecky napini uspokojenim a radosti, ze to tak pekne idbvedou. Jake to zadostueineni tern co ten program tidi a jaka radost ba, i pYcha tech rodieil nad svYmi detmi. Ano, ty programy jsou nagi chloubou. A jit volam jenom Pane Bole, vie a houkteje! Pomalu ale jiste se zbavujem toho neoduvodneneho pocitu merle cennosti nazi' slovanske fame zde v tete nazi domovine. Ten pocit mend cennosti byl po staleti vtloukan do slovant jejich zivotnimi nepiltely (Germa ny) cili nemci, ale konedne se s toho vytteba ze jeSte i nyni se najdou naSinci kteti se nestydi omlouvat tu pa novadnost tech naSich nepfatel. No ale vrat'me se ra.dgi do tech hnagich sehuzi neZ nas zacne nekdo napominat, ze takoye poznamky sem nepatti. Dle meho ty programy jsou turn nejlepAim bodern nejdUlditejSim pri nagich schtzlch koliv proslovy nagich vedoucich ba vgech kterYm je dana pfilelitost promluvit jsou take centre a povzbuzujici Dale to ptatelske pobesedovani v,ech co do self! ze pkijedou jest pro nas tgecliny neocenitelne, neb co jest milejil neg °pet uvidet a si pohovoilti se starYmi znamS7mi neb nove poz,nanim bratrem? Jak se fika, via May vice rozumu, kdYZ pa,k It tomu pkidame uptimne stisknuti ruky, a pkatelskV usmev tak heed' zapomenem na to co nas tizi a radujem se s Pritomnosti.

Ten pfatelskS7 usmev nestoji nic a nej vice Cobra vykona, tak prof nebyt na. nej Stedr3im a pak prS7 i nage tvat ude."Zuje se mladou, tak zvle,Ate vy sestry butte na to 'usinevy gtedre. Odpust'te zase jsem odboeil, myslim Oak, ze ten frane y za to stal, Ci ne?

No tak, tedy budem pokraeovat. Jak

naSe programy tak take v gechno to osiatni na riaSich schlizich jest nejen pro nas jednotliVce dobre ale jest to vSevSe clobre take tim, le si dov?,cllein nisi vec sami iiclit. Ta skuteanost, le my elenove si sami naSe schtize i celou.

Jeclnotu jest ten nejdUleliteji rozdil me zi bratrskou jednotou a eiste spoleenosti, kde aleno y e jenom plati poplatky ale ye vedeni nemaji pravo. My stark elenove si musiine parna tovat, '1;e jestli si chcerne nak Jednotu udrZet takovou jaka je, e musime pozvolna ustupovat mladim silam ; aby oni sobe navykli pohliZet na nak Jeclinotu tak jak na ni pohlikme my, aby ji meli za svou vlastni, za neco v eem maji sviai podil, neco co i oni pomohli zvelebit.

TakovY pout piajde pozvolna to se nada, naraz udelat, proto jim jeSte zaveasu dejme ptilektost se nfispasobit. Tak se mne zda, ze slysim bratra redaktora bru eet, 2'e co si ten Va'Sek mysli, ke toto Oslo bude jenom pro neho, M ten dopis tak natahuje? Presim jenom mej jeSte trosieku strpeni, ji2 je konec v dohledu, ale jeke musim podekovat bratram sestram v Taylor i San Antonio za v:sechnu laskavost, jenZ nam na jejich distriktnich schazich prokazall., srdeene diky y am vSem, libilo se nam tam u vas velice, bylo to vSechno moc hezke, budeme se tekt na opetne se sejiti, zatim yam vSem ptejeme mnoho zdaru ve em dobrem podnikaxii a dobrelio zdravidka k tomu. Bratru redaktoru dekuji za trnelivost s timto dopisem a ze letos jeste ho nijkolikra.te v redakci naystivim a Ze si ye Vestniku °pet pobesedujem.

Volam yam Vaem sestry a bratfi srdeene nazdar a ;zastavam Vaclav Beim.

Poz. red.:— Kazdy dopis. potek, IcterY _syYm obsahem vsechny nas .k pra ei povzbuzuje, nebot' takovY dopis pOrnaha budovat nak, bratrstvo. Byt' by byl sebe delsi s radosti opravime, die sve schopnosti a pak do Vestniku zatadirne, tak aby jak to dobre sime — nam i upti mnou snahou no:Si Jednote prospel. - Za tim cilem kraeeti jsme se. Vain ye sjezdu zavazali.

Koinenskj, eislo 20

Granger, Texas Bratti a sestry:— Byl jsem pob.dan abych Vain oznamil ze naSe vYroeni schaze tadu KomenskS, se bude konat druhou nedeli dne 9ho listopadu 1958. Zaeatek schtze v jednu hodinu odpoledne, toto usne'Seni bylo od hlasovano v minule schuzi aby jsme vSr -ro6nischazkolivmesctopadun mist° v prosinci, tak jak jsme to mivali za cltivejaich let.

VaSi atedniei Vain podaji finanehi zp •a, vu kolik bylo pkijny.i a kohk vyclani. A take kolik jsme zi skali novYch Clime, a take kolik nas tad ztratil elenti ktcii od nas odeili na veknost.

A take bude jine dalekte jednani a volby afednikti rok 1959. Po schtizi bi.Ae svaeicia a obeerstveni.

Tak biatri a sestry p •ijd'te do schOze v pinem poctu - nebo elm je vice Llenti ye schuzi tim je schrize zajirnavejSi a je to pro dbbro tacit' a elerni. od sousednich Pada jsou nam vkly S bratrskYm pozdravem, Za fad KomenskY Oslo 20 Jno. P. Trlica pokladnik ) • .4 • ( Fort Worth, Texas Odboeka MPS eislo 9 Bluth a sestry: V nedeli l6ho listopadu to jest tteti ne deli v listopadu (November) potada se pravidelna schaze spolku proti ohni a bou •i v Sokolovne ve dve hodiny odpoled ne a tak se vSichni eleni dostavte do schaze, nebo bude volba afednika.

Co toto pisi, dovidam se, Ze Mr. Frank Martinet v Dallas zemfel y e 12:15 v pon deli rano. At' odpoeiva v pokoji a rodine ye Fort Worth vyslovujerne nejhlubsi sou strast to jest bratr posledni z rodiny. pa ni Darikovej, pani Kopa, a pani Stroleny a jate jedna Lojska, odpust'te, jmeno je ji neznam jak se Se srdeenYm pozdravem na v'Secky etouci Frantgla Skraek.

• Ar. • Zajimava statistika New York 14. fijna —Poeet vfenath manZelstvi ye SpojenSrch Statech a Ka/lade znatelne stoupl od poeatku druhe svetove valky, jak ukazuji posledni odborne statisticke adaje.

Ve SpojeOch Statech pried man2elskfrch parka civil v roce 1957 tenlet 39 mi Honk coz, znamend zYST§eni o pinY. ch 37 procent v porovnani s rokem 1940, kdy tent() poeet Mini 28 a pal milionu. V Kanace tento vzestup byl jeke zaatelnejAi, a einil mezi roky 1941 a 1956 asi 50 procent a v roce 1956 dostoupil tea temeta pal milionu.

PramernSr poeete na rodieich zcsvislch ditek ye veku pod 18 mica v americkS7ch rodinach take zaznanaenal ostij • vzestup od roku 1940. V soueasne dobe skoro jedna tfetina genatS7ch muNI ve veku od 25 do 44 let ma na starosti d ye ditky, a ponekud veigi poeet stard se o tti nebo vice. Dokonce i ye veku od 55 do 64 mica jeden z ka:.Wch peti mar&la jeodpoyiL. den za pedporu jednoho nebo vice ditek ve stati pod 18 non, Asi 280,000 nezletibich ditek ye SpojenSrch statech je odkazano na sve otce, ktefi jsou ye veku 65 let nebo stara.

Hlidka Zen San Francisco Calif.

VaZenY bratte reclaktore:— Jeliko2 jsem si nepoySimla zyYSeneho ptedplatneho na Vestnik tak pticlavam doplatek. — Prosim za prominuti a take chci podotknouti, le se nam Vestnik velice libi obzylaSte dopisy krajanf a roman "Stehlieek". Je zajimavY a dobte vy stihuje ty lidske karaktery.

S p •anim dalSiho zdaru a s pozdravem Hedvika H Casse. )•4„, • ( East Bernard, till eislo 28 East Bernard, Texas Mile sestry a bratia:— Chci Vas vSechni pozvat do naSj schazi ktera jest odlolena na tteti v mesici, to ptipacia na dsn 1P listopadu 1958.

Mame dalekte jednani odlozme z minule schtize, vy tam v El Campo, Wharton, Hungerford a Wallis dostavte se a dejte sve dobrovzdani, nekteti iste kolik schazi vynechali a pi-ivezte asebou i deti neb klub irdadeiZe ma svou schazi teZ ten sami den.

Tel naSe teditelky je radi uvidi ve scha zi, neb jest eas ptipravit neco jil pro Vanoce. Vy rodioove dejte detem pfilaitost aby se mobil podilet v programu .a se uplatnit bude to jejich i Yaee_radost.

Tel chci upozornit, le de g ktere v nemohte na distniktni schazi ueinkovali .v Hillje dne 12 fijna 1958 byly z East Bernard, dekuji za opravu. Pfeji vS'em alenam naSi jednoty staleho zdravi.

S pozdravem Carrie Bohaeik.

•( )• Divadlo v Houstonu

A to neco opravdu krasneho, veselobra se zfievy. Buda se hrati "Oblinky na vesnici" bra je v narodnich krojich. dou i komedianti z cirkusu, no jiste krasne pobaveni pro vas. Pfijd'te v gichni mi lovnici eeskYch divadel pobavite se urCite. Zaeatek divadla ye 3:30 odpoledne dne 16teho listopadu v sini na Stuctewood u facia "Pokrok Houston, eislo 88. Po divadle bude podAvana chutna veeete a po veeefi bude taneeni zabava.

Za divad'elni krouZek "Hlahol" Anna Svestka.

ottani), iv Wad Svaz t' eehosJoranit 1,„'. islo 92 Fort Worth, Texas Mile m:. Ary a bratri:--Prichazim s paru radky, abych ozna mila rado you schnzi, ktera pripada na ned:511, dne 9. list. (November) ye 2. hod. odpoledne, . : .Bratri a sestry, jste laskave tadani, by jste se co v netvet g im poetu do schtize, dostavili a na pred volbami, Trednikti a wiboru se podileli.

Sestry jsou Hdany o hejnost rUzneho peciva ke ka l leku na y eeeri a na misto sant-Men, mime prinest "covered dish' jako, salaty, sell a maso, co ktera mutete, tab prosnat nezapomente.

V mojim po,slednim dopisu jsem psala, te or. Joe Bartek se vzdal pram, co organisator, ale on se nevzdal; (inctje to chyba, ze item to dobre nezaslechla) jen pa'd vSipontoc a sam, te to jiz bode pemaleji, tak prominte br. Bartek.

Znovu jmenuji dva nave organisatory, br. jay-Doe Waggoner a hr. Albert Kuhn la :::es. Flora Koei zUstava co driveji§1 organisatorka. Tak hr. a sec. bud'me co motna napomocni ttinto nasinz bratritm scsIt.e v jejich zasioutile organiF,aeni prati pro rad a naSI. Jednotu.

337'a1c Plbert Kabala. mei neftesti pri stavbe o i'ez(mi elektrickou pilou k bolestimu zraneni, letia ruka to mu sjela td'itnul si pales, tab te net ho mnoloo odvezli do nemoenice, ve a °India Lek ar palec mu pridl a my te priroste a zachrant mu ho cot 3 my .jemu Ze srdce prejeme a brzke uzdra Veni.

Ses. Annie Longer si zase poreza,la ruku kdyt po minule schtizi a sva6ine rnyla nadobi a mus e la mit nekolik stehtl, RaLitujeme naSi milou na se pekt. noji. preeme, ninoho zdravi. spolusestru Doulam, to lel iSi nemocni jsou Zdravi a 3.) 3:• jfiou do scbitte.

Sestra V. 11.WikoVa je rratAte you v Kalifornii a svoji dcory a tete. Dekuji yam za to hezkott kartku a pozdrav a preji miV7 pohyt tarn a matoho zdravi. NapiS to -Okay do VCstniku, vgichrii radi o Vag

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1882 a zernrelnahle dne 19. zail-1958• ye West.anechai zde mantelku Jenovefa a ditky Jerry, Louis, Rudolf Sophii, Staci a Agnes. --- Po obradocn v katolickem kostele Westskem byl k poslednimu odpoCinku vloten na larbitov St. Marys ye West, Texas. ZesnulY naS bratr narodil se na Mora y e v Hrobicich a do Asneriky primo do West prijel v listopadu v roku •1907. Otenil se v imam v r. 1908 s,Jenovefou Bueankovou a venovai se farmare in. V rokn 1946 zanechali farmakeni a koupili si ciomek v meste West, kde take zeinkel na srdeeni. mrtvici. Nate , soustcast recline.

4 • ( RESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI I My, eleni radu Pokrok Rowena Cislo 49 v Rowena, Texas projevujeme nag uprimise citenou soustrast portIstale man telce po zeinkelern na gem spolubratru Frank Marek kterY byl ye stare vlasti vytieenY koyar pH tons setral at do g vyeerpani WlesnYch sil. Jak mnoho jinYch tak i tento bratr pomohl budmat to na g osadu Rowena, kclyt byla jeSte v plenkach.

Nezachoval-li se dle vcAeho prani, prosins odpust'te mu aby i mins halo ociptOta no. Zemfelemu bratru 1)11(02 zense lehkou do ni tbyl uloten k veenemu spanku dne 9. Mina rok 1958.ZemrelY' bratr zde zap echave, svoji mantelku a syna dospelem sta g uvedonate si etend Podino, takovYch udalosti se opakuje ka.:2 do denne na tisice a my musime nasledo vat jejich prikladu. Buc'It y am Utechou s Vami. te my VAS zaimutek Psano za fad Pokruk ao'weny Cislo 49 v Rowena, Texas.

Jose Holubec, Josef Mareeek, Vaclav Kvasnielca, res. vVbor. ) • 43, v RESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI

VIXOMINKA bratru W. A. KfeCkovy Navtdy cd nos octeSel dobty pritel bratr Kleeka v necelYcit F7 letech. Zeinrel po delsi chorobe y zder .snaze nejlepg ich lebot Tcplovske nemocnici, kratjej jcho mantelka na y eco no te (Most pi.edc:Sla. ZesnulY pritel Kleeka narodil se ph Ammansville, eine 29. prosince 1890. Byl vatenYm obchodnikm, lekarnikent v Temple a pa cos. elenem "Texas State Board of Pharmacy" — Snatil cc uprimne. aby vatnost na§i narodni vetve se mezi obeany Jtila a b y l i obetavYm pod porovatelem teclato cnah, — skutby.

Pro 'auto vlastnest jsme si jej vaZili a easto loin pat-polu hovorili. — ZesnulY bratr byl tot politicky einnY, dobrYm Pcmol veskrz. Noviny v Temple y enovali jemu lichotivou vzporninku.-- Zatnecnal zde truchlicino syna Alberta v Temple, deeru pi. Dorothy Lamkin, vnueku Susan v Temple dva vnuci Phillip a Bill Lamkin, tri heath a tri sestry, VCcm tem yyslovujerne nazi uprimnou soustcast, Pohreb naseho zesnuleho kanal se minulY ttcien v Temple a po obradech poslednich z katolickeho kostela bylo jello telo uloteno k y eenemu odpo einku na hitito y v Granger. Bu,dit mu y eenY klid a rase eestna, yzpominka ninoho let. ) VzOoxrriname zesnule Frances igabovec nose sestra a elenka raclu 110 v Kaufman, Texas ktera se narodila na MoraYe y e stare vlasti One 30. prosince 1878 a My, rate podepsanY resolueni vYbor zemrela v Kaufman po kratS'i nernoci due du Pokrok Moulton 'Oslo 27 SPJST v i'/. rijna 195•.

Zanechala zde ditky, Henry, Willie, Al- Moulton, Texas, timto projevujeme nag bert a Albino. Po obradech aMB cirkve hluboce citenou soustrast portistalS7m dit byla u102ena Yeenemu odpueinku na barn nad odchodem ciraheho otce a na..

Seho mileho a vateneho spolubratra .7: t?!‘ priporninam br. a se g, nezapo neri brbito y e v Kaufman, Texas, za volke 17:Berman Cacti rodiny a pratel — Necht' odpoeiva te na sclaftzi a prijd'te ktery zemrel disc 19 tijna 1958 ve stari ve svatem pokoji a ia,e soustrast S pozdrayem na ykchny Cloud 60 let a byl pobiten 21. rijna 1958 pa Marie Jaran, dopisovatelka. stale iodine a ta.do v Ke.ufman, Texas. katolickens hrbitove v Moulton, Texas. a. • Nat zesnulY .spolubratr pristoupil do JePOSI•RTNI VZPOMIENKA 154 Fort Worth, Texas dnoty dne 14. kijna 1919 a byl fadn.frm na — Charlie Gajdugik Sect ry i bratri°-elenem at do konce sveho tivota. Poz0Na'S bratr elm Mao eislo 55 kterY NaSe priSti radova schtze se bore kostalYm projevujeme nag upfimnou sou se narodil Ye stare vlasti dne 11. ledna nat d r uhou nedeli v listopadu, cot jest a zesnulerau spolubratru . dne 9teho, PoeAtek o" 2 hodir ;- v Soac br. redaktorovy a viol zna jerne lehke odpoCinuti.

Prild'te kdo budete mcci, cc proje y soustrasti na kolgY116. nano v Moulton, Texas dne 27. fijna, me v'My dfdetite je,drtani a jab se o syttj Anetce, Mrs. Dearmore i nos jste po- 1958 za rad Pokrok Moulton Cislo 27. spolek zajimate, talc* bode. tMily v oriel zarmutku.

SPJST. Po schilzi bode veeere a note mile seSideenf7 pozdrav v . en i v redakci a Frank Jilek. Jr. stry jsou Mane aby byly tab hodne a ne etoueim.

Jacob Kutrz Lm prispeli do kochyne.

Anna Svitakova Frank C. Wagner, res. vYbor.

Obrazky z HiIlje Litujeme, Fe v poslednim Vestniku z due 29 jiZ nam nezbylo rnista pro obraz ky s "Oeskelao Due" aesteho okrsku ktere nam v poslecini chvili poata la.

Odklad je zavinen obyeejne tim,' Fe na S . e poSta nedojcic v e'as a i proto. ze s naSeho maleho mesteeka West jsmc nucene filmy oclesiiat jinttm a kcls0 jscu nam no ease vracene tcpr y ty "poveciene" znovu oclesilame aby z nick bvly zho tovene rytiny, pak mono pr)uv tisku. Na obrAzku peznate cast shromaMenetio ol)econstva slavnosti v sini adu ‘Cechoslovan.

DruhY a treti obrazek pak pi.ecIstavuje Vam na§e sliCne deent'Sky ktF. , re se dostavili a ktere ten "CeskY Dan" — Jean Sykorova. vyvolerva "Mi e s District G", jest tem6r uprostreci a kytici rat zi.

Nektere fine obrazky s toho dne prine- ... seme v prEtich Cislech. (Litujeme, ze nemil2eme pojmenovati ostatni clrOjeky ale ueinirn tak s radosti pakli nam zaMete jejich jmena v poradi jak jsou na obrazku. — Diky predem.

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• 4. • ( President k oWalovaneinti: "K zalobe nutrio pripojit, Ze jste zmocnil cacti dedictvi, ktele nale'Zelo vaAemu bratru.

OlAalovan: "Ale pane presidente, intlj bratr byl na Sumatre."

President: "Co tim chcete fici?"

Ob2alovanY: "Na mou veru, ja myslel, ze co se tyre dedictvi, mohu ho pova2ova.ti za vzdaleneho ptibuzneho."

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Zlostne pldee zajleek, slzy kanou z oeieek: "Nehodna jsi zajeeice, sebralas mi toho vice!

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Nati s maminisou rtebo tali:Accra a potem sprivn6 opS do seiiiltz! StOetsk je rd,ie Se obi..1 eati "Manta" tak Piq c mu! To je pro nej odinerta za etenak."

S pozdravent StrSre'ek Mieck z Austinu.

Idresa strtZka jez Dr. Ed. Mie'ek, Cniversity Stotym ‘oRtio, Tan. ) • 42 ° MRKVIKA

IVIrkev papam tolik rad, na ni chodim do zahrad, jeteliCek toi,o hledam, kterY sarn tak idd rnoc nemarn.

Z jara m7asle oseni neto sla: v2dy ti doble edmnlou ini mrkev sniA! Zatim, co se hadaji, tteti piie1 potaji, a mrkvieku sam dochroustal, ani kousek z ni nezastal!

Place malY zajieek, slzou smaCi koZiSek. Objima. ho'zajeCice: "Zanech Pldee, osuS' lice!

Probehnem se v polFeku, najdem jinou mrkviekU; oba dva se nasnidame, dale v kraj se podivaine!

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Plakat piestal zajiCek, radost rani z oCieek; svorne zase v dál uhani s zajeeici tam ku strahi.

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itel (Pokraedvani) Druheho dne nemohl jsem se doekati poledne. Irma se mi v gad p11 obede Leuklzala. Preto, jak jsem se naebdeval specham do jejino •Je. Oekala Sotva jsem odlolll housle, podia mi do naruel. Jeji srdce dlouho a nasilne v sce tlumene vzplanulo u ni pinou Jak vagnive hrala, tad vasiiite milovala, chtic bYti laskoa stcjnou merou °dinenovona. kestim opojen nemel jsem za techto okoinosti kdy no zdote,:ky zptisobilosti ani m5 sliti. airn vice bli2i1 se p,;-7 eatek ,§kolnino roku, tim vice jsme byli ve late pilnejSi a v lasce sobe blE gi Irma byla pro nine druha Veltg;ka, jenle yagniyej gi, col mile &Milo nevYslovne st'astnym.

Par dni pied zapisern vr1:-iciai se hu:lboo i laskou opojen od Inns dome V mansarde se svitilo. To znamenalo, to se wad spolubydlici kolega Kueera vratil z prazdnin.

PospiSim tedy. Skuteene, Kueera potr-ne po ceste znavenSr je uz v posteli a vy kuroje si z gypsovky.

Predstavili jsme se navzajem a uza.vreli jsme hued spolu pratelstvi.

Na stole vonel pecen domdeiho chleba, vedle neho lacla na uhrousku hrouda masla.

"Kainarade, okrcj a namal si, je to sera vedlivV litnY chleo, n'dslo je Opine e'erst ye. Ja jsem totil ze selskeho pytle, cele prazdniny jsem sedlo6i1: Podivej so na me ruse, to jsou race sedlaka."

"Vgak je to take drino, jako megt'ak nenidl jsem o ni poneti." `Pravda, drina, kolego, ale vesela!

Pamatuji si, komu se neleni, tomu se zeleni! Mezi sedlaky je nejmene Ver mi nebo ne. to bych byl stodrat radeji sedlakem net dontorem! -Nag stay dre nejhor gi bidu na svete. Po osmi letech studia, no dvou tellYch zkou gkach aby Clo y& slOulil Omer deset let za 80 krejcaru denne! To je' vrchol nesvedomitosti! NekterY inspektor 26..da nemulmisti a no eloveka , kteij- se mu neat, juste si zaleze. Pak to price ut nadebro zhorkne ' Kamarade, sedlak nice ne ma take na rutich -ustlano, ale kdyz si zaplati dome, je neodvislYm panel, ladny mu nesmi loukat do jeho K(192' se tak v kvetno neho v eennu postavi za stocliolu a pokocha pobledem na sve zahumeni, kdyt jasajici pi.iradou pctegen v dtrve •e ve Wastnou v duchu i":ekne • "Tohle je moje!", komara, de, aril bys neveril, co to tri slova znamenaji a jak takova bezhriAna p3"Tcha blots :Ty jako me gt'ak, tohle cio smrti nepochopi, to bys musel v tom prostTedi

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se narodit a vyrtist! Kdy jsi prijer?

"Jsem to ut skoro etyri nedele, pripra vuji so ku zkouSce, mam to vetSi kid net doma."

Kolego, zkouky se neboj, to 'a nevi druha matutita jako drive, nYbrt zdeu.S" do prakticka. Jak se ti to libi?" na tenhle byt jsem opine spokojen."

"Kolego, az si to zvykne, bude'S se do mnivat, bydlig v -Jsme to nej yYS, vidime do vsi, do okoli, a pad to nabore mame svatY klid. JAY dojem no tebe udelal nos starej?"

Do'ryl Domnivam se, to je to hodnY Clovek."

"Nern9li g so. jsem to nokolik lot, ale nemobu si narikat. Je dobrak. A jak zna menitY hticiebalk a komposista! 14Ya nano ho debrYch praci, ale ze skromnosti s ni, mi nechce vylezt• 2ije ye Veinal dobrYch finanenich pomerech. U nas se rika, on a sediak Antos jsou nejhohati lido na vsi. Take mu nerd zlatka am petka k erdci prirostla. To budeS mit priletitost treba brzy poznat. Bodes chtit platit, a hostinskY ti poSepta, to o starej zatahl. Stane-li ti to, tedy mu nikdy neclekuj! to nema rad. Nate start je pravY opak. Pro krejcar Bala by si koleno vstat. Jeji Setmost hraniei ut s lakomosti. Pro koho to tenska setri, kdyt jsou bezdetni a maji takovY majetek, sans Pan Biih vi! Stehlieku jak ti rikaj, VaS ku, Honza, JoSka?" "Filip."

"Filip? U nas, kdyt jsem ehoclil jeqe do S. koly, men jsme ve tide take jeclueho Filipa. To ti byl prakluk namozanal Kricivali jsme na neho: "Filip, ten Costa Kluk taloval to ueitelovi a kouka.val z toho vejprask Poslouchej, zoos ut nose deveato?"

"Ne, jen Irmo z hostince."

"S Licikou Anto govou jsi se' juste nese Se?" "Ne!" "To je mi moc divne, to je jeji kamaraxika, byla asi zapratena do grace.

Holka krev a mleko! Kdyby chtel malir namalovat krasnou Pannu Marii, to ti Stehlieku ,teknu, to by yhodneWho modelti nenasel. To Jo, kolego . Filipe, moje helka! Irma je ale rovnet hezka! Sveho easu jsern se ji dvoi il, irral jsem. s ni knoll skladbu pro Colo a klavir jsem ji venoval, ale kdyt jsem ji tekl, to ji man). rad, rekla rni, abych odpustil, to se nezrodila pro mute, ale pro umeni. U klaviru dela divy a ma Utasnou hudebni pamet! Na g st2,rej rika, to je Irma zazra cue Bite, a take je.

Lidka ma mnoho ctitelfr. Jest nejbotrati cl'evee se vsi a jedindeek, mame spolu radi. Jeji tatik vtask na'Si znamosti nepreje, to vim. U neho jsou hlavne pole

Strana 13 • a zase pole, proto mysli na starostovic Vaclava. Ja vSak to ys mna ',Wine itsce. No, a ted' bych rad yodel, jsi-li muzikant!"

"Jsem."

"Na co tedy vrteS?" "Tak trochu na housle a na basa noose na viola i no cello."

"Tak dobra, zahrajeS mi neeo na housle!"

"Ted', kdyt ut jsem pupraven do postele?"

"Clovieku, to nevadi, ja, ti rovnet v to kovem 'Thom zahraju."

"Zahrej ty drive, Irmo laka vane tve-'4* ho bochniku!"

"Tak dobra, jen si poslut a maslo neSari."

Kueera slezl s postele, trochu se narov nal, ye flatoletech si naladil a spustil nahodua mou zamilovonou Schuhertovu serenadu.

Byl jsem ptekvapen. Jeho stare Helmerovo cello zpivalo, vzdychalo a. vznavalo lasku tak horouene, jako by Kueera hral Licice pod oknem.

OtevrenS-m oknem se nesla z na,§1 pod krovni svetnice, ve stfedu podstreSi umistene, krasna, mistrnYm tahom smyece syte nanesena a na hmatniko umeleckS• rozvinena melodic do vsi. Preletela sta-, veni, zahrady a nekde daleko v polish se v pianissimu rozplynula.

"Tak," pravil Kueera sebevedome, "ted' hrej zase ty!"

Naiad)]. jsem si housle rovnet ye hla toletech a spustil jsem ye dvojhmatech u okna Smetanovo "Verne inilovani."

Kueera se zatim pustil do chleba a do mdsla. Jakmile jsem donral, ozval se a Skoly tleskot a volani "vYborne!"

Kueera jako strela vyletel s krajicern chleba s postele a k oknu.

"Prosim vas, seekejte ch ili, my se prijdeme Pohl podekovat!"

"Kolego Filipe, rychle do kalhot, to je Lidka s Irmou!"

Kueera, ac nebyl hasieem, byl dfiv ustrojen net ja Drtel ut dYere za klika "Prosim te, co je gte shaniV" spustil na mne zhurta.

"Kravatu!" eloyeee, nae v noel kravatu, ja jdu bez limce, jen honem Polar! Az si dole zapa lim doutnik, YSimni si poradne Lidky, a pak mi rekne§, jak se ti Pfijdou-li holky s nami na prochazku, pujdu s Lid kou napred, a ty 'se cht s Irmou pozadt.

0 muzice s ni mnoho nemluv, site to str ei do kapsy 0 lasce obtvlaSte ne, to bys zatracene narazill" (Pokraeovani) ) ( Kdyi jinak nennliete sve Jednote pro< prosim po pieeteni Vestnik dejte sveuan sousedut nob plItely, kterS, dosumi nevi v nagi Jednote.

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Reports from our Lodges, or any other Reading IVietter to be published should reach the Editor, Saturday before the date of issue. Address all matters to the Editor: P. 0. Box 85, West, Texas.

OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SLAVONIC BENEVOLENT ORDER OF THE STATE OF TEXAS —HERALD—

FOUNDED 1897 Postinastor: Please Send Form 3579

Tuth Undeliverable Copies to SUPREME LODGE SPJST, P. 0. BOX 100, TEMPLE, TEX.

FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK rop Organizers of the Month SISTERS and BROTHERS: The enclosed report of new insurance, for the ten month period of this year, shows a total of $1,608,000.00 during this time. We have another two months to go, to the end of the year. From our experience these months are the ones in which most insurance is written. I ask, that each of you help in writing further insurance for your lodge.

Many prospects put off the buying of insurance until the last day of the year. If you will point out the good features of our insurance certificates and .especially the possibility of paying premiums monthly, I am sure you will assist in selling our insurance.

Let's make it our aim to sell all who are in need of protection. Let's make the last months, banner months.

In behalf of our organizers, thank you.

Fraternally yours, Edward L. Marek ) • j. • ( SISTERS and BROTHERS: The report on October sales shows an increase of $40,000.00 over October 1957, which should be encouraging to us all, even though the overall sales this year are only $1,608,000.00 as compared to $1,717000.00 through October 1957. We still have two months in which we could get busy and exceed last year's sales.

We should take advantage of the fall harvest and snake an all out effort to contact every possible prospect available.

Also we should take note of how our Youth are helping organizers in securing new members. When the Teenage Club of Lodge Pokrok Dallas No. 84 •ecently held a Princess Contest among their teenagers to determine which princess would be the queen for the coming year, they not only made it a great success financially but they, the teen-

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE "I pledge Allegiance to the Flag of the United States, of America and to the Republic for which it stands. One Nation under God, indivisible, with Liberty and Justice for all."

Brother Emil Petr Brother Bennie Jarma Sister F. J. Olexa Brother John Stasa Sister Anna Milan Brother A. B. Dusek Brother J. J. Krupa Brother E. G. Mazanec Brother Fred Sacky Brother John P. Trlica

$16,500.00 10,000.00 9,000.00 8,000.00 6,500.00 6,500.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00

ORGANIZERS' STANDING IN HONORARY CLUBS $25,000 Club Chas. Holy A. J. Lostak Chas. Navratil Alvin Nesuda Mrs. F. H. Olexa J. H. ,Siptak A. M. Vrla Stanley Vrla

agers helped to sell many new members.

I don't have the exact figures, but it was well over $50,000.00 of insurance.

Why couldn't this be done in other lodges? It could if we organizers would get busy and extend a helping hand to our $50,000 Club Youth Directors. The Youth Directors Bennie Jarmo. are doing a wonderful job, every District Jaroslav Kleprlik had a successful Youth Program this Emil Petr year, but it takes a lot of work and time Ignac Senkirik on the part of our Youth Directors, and they surely deserve some help from $100,000 Club us.

Mrs. Anna Milan J. M. Skrabanek Last week we had a display of SPJST ) • 4, Youth Activities at the Texas Fraternal Congress in Dallas, and the SPJST Youth of Lodge Pokrok Dallas placed first in the Youth Displa:..r. I wish to congratulate the Dallas Youth, Youth Directors and every-one who helped sponsor and promote their activities, we are proud Please notify us at least 3 weeks in of you. advance.

Thanking each of you and with best Include the address label clipped from regards, I remain your latest copy, clearly stating both your old and new adaress. If your city Fraternally yours, Joe B. Hejny has postal zone numbers, be sure to include theis zone number in your nevi If you are not able to do anything addresS. else for your fraternity, please give your You will want to get your copies promread Vestnik to some of your neighbors ptly, so notify us at least 3 weeks in ador friends to read. They may someday vance. Send your change notice to: become members of our S.P.J.S.T. BOX 400, TEMPLE, TEXAS

If You Change Your Address

Wednesday, November 5, 1958

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_ check to be matched by the same amount by his employer.

There are three types of insurance: Life insurance, retirement insurance and disability insurance. Social Security is life- insurance for young folks as well as the old. Brother Carter cited a case where a young widow with children who was positive that she didn't have anything coming to her but at the nagging of her neighbor went to the Social Security office to learn that her husband had been a covered worker and that she was entitled to benefits. _

Texas Fraternal Congress The I, -eighth Annual Convention of the Texas Fraternal Congress was held in the Embassy Room of the new Statler-Hilton Hotel in Dallas, Texas, October 23 and 24th with a large number of the Texas fraternal societies present.

Mrs. Mary E. Young, General Chairman called the meeting to order at 9:00 and the Presentation of Colors by the Knights of Columbus Fourth Degree Color Guard Pledge of Allegiance.

The Star Spangled Canner was sung by the grOup followed by an Invocation by the • Reverend William H. Dickson, Pastor of the Highland Park Methodist Church.

Mr. R. R. Bryant introduced the officers of the Fraternal Congress and visitors to the assembly, followed by the HonOrable Robert L. Thornton, Mayor of the City of Dallas with his Welcome Address.

Mrs. Josephine Whitely, President of • the Dallas Fraternal Council conveyed greetings to the Convention from the Dallas Fraternalists followed by the Response by our Brother J. F. Chupick, Junior Past President of the Texas Fraternal Congress and Secretary of the SPJST. Our Sister Helen Vrla of Lodge Jaro 130, Dallas and Bessie Petr, of Lodge 84 of Dallas holding an arch of roses, representing our SPJST together with ladies from the other fraternels present, each forming an arch, the Presidents and their wives wore presented to the Assembly. Precious tiny Debra Young carrying a huge basket of red. roses approached the podium to present the roses and sin • : "My Best To You." She sang right into the mike and every word was audible which made the presentation very effective.

In the Field Section which began at 10:00 Mr. John y.Prince its President, introduced the Jess Carters from the local Dallas office of the Social Security who gave us some highlights on his program and interpreted for us the new laws that have come into effect in the last few months.

The Social Security laws were passed in the year 1935 to start operating in 1937.

Mr. Carter likened the Social Security Card to an insurance policy. Anyone working in public or industry is covered

by Social Security automatically, and 21/4 per cent are taken from the pay-

Mr. Carter also cited statistics: that before the Social Security act went into effect only 3 per cent of the folks La our country had any kind of retirement income due them when they reached 65 years of age. Today over 90 per cent receive retirement benefits.

Mr. Garter stated that the Social Security Act was amended and that beginning January 1, 1959 the first $4,800 per year of every person will be taxed with the increased amount of 21/2 (instead of 2 1/4 ) per cent from the paycheck and like amount matched by the employer and that Social Benefits will go up.

Mr. Carter went on to explain that Congress fixes the amount to be held in the Social Security Trust Fund which is now over 22 billion dollars.

The average life span of man is 70 years and that of his wife 72 years -which naturally called for a few quips of why man dies sooner than his wife.

Mr. Carter pointed out that the new Disability Clause in the Act will begin operation January 1, 1959, in its amended version which covers total disability of young workers and their families to full benefits they would have received had they reached the age of 65 years of age. He strongly advised that everyone see their nearest Social Security office whenever there is a change in the status of the family, to check. There are so many phases of this program that it would be impossible to cite them all in a short time. Then too, children of a deceased worker still under the age of 18 years may receive aid even though the wife may have remarried again. It was a very informative talk and was followed by a lively question and answer period. Mr. Charles Gaines, of the Southern Methodist University's Institute of Insurance Marketing, gave us a very interesting talk on how insurance can work for us. He likened an insurance policy to our American Flag: it protects He likened the symbol of the Cross and what it stands for in our lives. "Can you imagine what this world would be like if it were not for the things this Cross sym-

Strana 15 bonzes?" Of the wedding ring; he said "Its value is nat very great, but the greatness is in what it symbolizes". What would society he like without this sym-;-. bol? He plated the ring along side the other symbols and waved another symbol a guarantee to the the other three: a life insurance policy. "it isn't worth very much," he said, "but my what it symbolizes. • the thing that guarantees the other three symbols, like the Cross, tho policy is a symbol of love, a teriffic symbol of love. A selfish man wont buy insurance. The only people who buy insurance are those who love. To an inhe •ently selfish person you will never sell an insurance policy. lie will say 'MY kids can work as I did. I don't need life insurance so my wife can marry some other punk.' (Maybe if he did buy life insurance, she would not have to marry the punk)" remarked Mr. Gaines. The:: audience asquesced with their applause.

"Life insurance," said Mr. Gaines, "buys little red wagons, boots, food' and shel-, ter. It is the thing. which makes families live in dignity, not in poverty. Life In-, surance is the thing that raises your standard of living. The fact of the matt: ter is that you can and you do, the min-ute your premiums , are paid, know that your wife and children will be provided for and that your wife will not have:, to live with your children.

"Our Flag symbolizes that an individu4., al has worth and democracy. All progress) that mankind has made is progress that searches for democracy," Mr. Gaines stated.

"One of our greatest problems is how to remain individuals in a collectiveis tic society. Every phase of our economy, is becoming collectivistic," Mr. Gaines continued. "There are two sources of income," Mr. Gaines said, "man at work or property at work." Citing cases how. insurance serves as collateral in buying' a home, and again how a policy can be used for a loan to the advantage of the policyholder. Speaking or fraternities Mr. Gaines urged the fraternity stand steadfast in unity, from state control;' for "whenever you give up responsibility's you also give up authority. To control', your action is just fundamental.. In any state controlled society you will find, a leak in the dike, you will find a break' in the unity of the family. In many countries of our world the family is no longer united. The insurance policy will' maintain the family as a unit. It is a terrific responsibility by a terrific challenge.

I sincerely believe that to sell is is serve because by selling you will guarantee the dignity of the individual and

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guarantee the sanctity of the unity of the family, which will maintain a home in which Christ still'', King!'' Mr. Gaines concluded.An Insurance Marketing Seminar at Southern Methodist University discussion was held with requests from the Chair for application approximates from the fraternals present. The Seminar will be held in February, 1959.

The meeting adjourned fel a lunchedn in the Emna•ssy Ball Room where the Halloween ,motif was used. Pumpkins with cutout black cats, witches, and streamers of black and orange paper gave the Ball Roona table's a very fe8tive appearance.

Al '12:15 the gathering again as gembled . in the EmbassY Ball Room which was roomier than the hail' of the morning session for people 'continued coming 'in and the Youth . CoUnselor's section met with Mrs: Mary C. Mangan, president, presiding.

With the Youth' presenting the Flag of the United States of America in the Pledge of Allegiance, Greetings from Mrs. Thelma B. Smith,`State Manager of the Woman's Benefit Assodiation the appointment of committees followed.

The Youth program opened with the group singing directed by Mrs. Addie Hamlin, State Manager, Supreme Forest Woodman Circle.

Petite Kathie Vrla of the SPJST, in Czech costume gave her rendition of the Anniversary Waltz and the Lichtensteiner Polka on her 'aecordiori to the delight of 'the assembly. Sonny Childers, of the . WBA sang 'a solo and Darwin' and Gary Hutchinson to the accompaniment of the guitar also from the WBA, gave es a record production of a 'Rock and Roll.

Mrs. Dorothy Brin Crocker, National PreSident of the National Association'ef Music Theripy gave us a brilliant talk on how hmic is helping the mentally retarded .children find themselves. Mrs. Crocker is also the Music Theraphy teacher' at 'Southern Methodist University for teachers of music theraplay, stating that'such teachers must interne in a hospital six months after graduation before receiving their license.

Starting with the alarming statistics that one out of every ' 12 children would spend some part of his life in a mental institution, Mrs. Crocker wen_t on to say that If the rehabilitation process of adults and children there can be a utili',ation of all, the changes, all of the h elp -ingtolshe risacombnedprcess which will forward the rehabilitation back into the world and society. Music because it is a universal language and because it is as:, natural to the child ap-

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pears very helpful in part of the rehabilitation process. Music as theraphy is not the treatment, only a part of the treatment. It is to be used in a preventative way. If children can be given the experience of music therapy and use it as a means of expression to relieve and re-direct some of our regressions then they can say that in music.

Mrs. Crocker cited that the Greeks long ago recognized the theraputic value of music. She pointed out that in Biblical ti rtes music was made on reed horns to develop man's spiritual growth and his search for God. It has been only since World War II that music theraphy has become a tool. We have only begun to search the surface. She cited the case where music theraphy was used to overcome fear in a small boy through her playing simple songs which helped the boy remember what happened to him somewhere. To draw him out and with the help of phybhiatrists to interpret his reactions. While this type of theraphy is still in its infancy the successes achieved with it hold great promise for the mentally tired adult as well as the child and a music therapist will become a definite part of the aid to the phychiatrist and psychologist in their work.

Miss Deloris Cross of the Woodmen of the World sang "Over the Rainbow" and "I Believe."

Then followed, the business session of the Youth Counselor's Selection with Roll Call, reading of the minutes, etc:, and Mr. Joe B. Hejny, SPJST Vice-President gave a report on the National Fraternal Congress recenuly, in Florida and its Youth Section.

In the awarding of prizes in the Jun ior Selection, The SPJST Display of Lodge 84 received' first prize Its Youth Director M' . Bessie Pete and dodge President ,Sid Pokladnik took their bow upon presentation. Mrs. Petr received 'a gavel as a prize with which her youth, can conduct their meetings. The second place went to the Woodman Circle No II. The reading of the Presidents and Treasurer's reports followed, followed by the By-Laws .Co -.hmittee, Advisory Committee and Nominating Committee reports. Mrs. Katherine Wilcox is the new President elect, with Mr. John B. Prince, Vice-President, Mr. Joe B. Hejny was elected Secretary-Treasurer of the Youth Section, with these officers taking their Oath of Office.

The Press section Meeting followed.

President Louis B. Engelke presided and gave some ::Do's" and "Don'ts" of reporting. Mr. Engelke having been a newspaper reporter for many years before coming into the public relations

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phase of newspaper business, gave pointers on pictures, sizes and subject matter, stating that large papers did not like more than three persons in a picture. When there are more, they usually cut off and use only the heads.

Mr. Engelke stated that Mrs. Lena. A. Shugart appeared on Radio Station WFAA that morning on behalf of the Texas Fraternal Congress.

The SPJST fratenal weekly was commended as being the best published Texas fraternal with the best arrangements therein and its devotion to the ;\ oath program.

In electing officers for 1959; Mr. Louis B., Engelke was re-elected president while Editor Louis 0. Hosek was elected Vice-President and Mrs. 'Mary E. Young was elected Secretary.

At the evening program held in the Embassy Ball Rooa.. at 7:30 with its dinner, the Lodge No. 84 youth presented' the beautiful Beseda in Czech National Costume. Each society contributed to this program with dancing to Gary Hutchinson and, his Cruisers following, with the compliments of the Dallas Fraternal Council.

Since the Editor had a paper to put out, he could not stay for the evening dinner and program. Sister Bessie Pete-, Youth Director of Lodge 84 promised to send Vestnik a picture of the participants in this Beseda to which she has' all eady submitted names. Also present at the evening performance were SPJST Youth leaders Sister Ed Haisler of District IV of Seymour and Sister Lillie Matejka of District II of Bryan. We would appreciate their rqaction to the program and the convention, as a whole.

As stated in last, week's. Vestnik, ow' SPJST Order made a good showing with 28 memb,ers present and we hope those present got as much out of the Congress as the Editor and his wife did.

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To Organizers In District Seven, SPJST. Dear Sisters and Brothers: Meet the challenge of the membership drive and make a record by contacting every eligible person in your territory.

If you are having any difficulty in your work, maybe I can help you. Just write me for help and advice in any of your problems.

I am looking forward to our teamwork and I wish you all a lot of success.

Fraternally yours, Jaroslav Kleprlik Your New Dist, organizer

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Excerpts From The Minutes of THE FOURTH QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE SUPREME LODGE, S.P.J.S.T. The fourth regular Quarterly meeting of the Supreme Lodge SPJST, was held at the office of the Supreme Lodge at Temple, Texas, on Thursday, October 9, 1958.

Me meeting was called to order by President Marak at 9:15 a.m.

All the members of the Supreme Lodge were present as follows: Edward L. Marek, Joe B. Hejny, J. F, Chupick, Jos. Koliha, Jr , R. A. Urbanovsky, R. E. Broz, Robert Cervenka, Chas. Holasek, August Kacir, Chas. Navratil, J. M. Skrabanek, E. P Sralla, Frank V. Stepan, and L. 0.

Hosek, Editor of the Vestnik was also present.

Secretary. Chupick read the minutes of the Supreme Lodge meeting held on July 10, 1958. Upon motion which was seconded and carried, these minutes were approved and adopted as read.

President Marek presented a brief written report of his activities as President of the Supreme Lodge for the third quarter of 1958, and commented orally on the District meetings, the lodge meetings and the KJT Convention, held at Shiner. that he attended. He stated that all matters pertaining to his â&#x20AC;˘ office were attended to properly.

President Ma.rek reported on his trip to the National Fraternal Congress Convention in Miami Beach, Florida. He stated that Brothers, Hejny, Chupick, and Kacir also attended the convention and that all were there for the opening of the several sections on Monday, SepteMber 28th'.

Vice-President Hejny presented a report, of his official activities as VicePresident of the Supreme Lodge for the third quarter of 1958. He' stated that he heldorganizers' meetings at San An ,. tonia, Ft. Worth, Dallas, , Ennis; Waco, Corpus Christi and Smithville, and that he attended the Youth Activity meetings in Danbury, San Antonio, Waco, Dallas and Ennis, and District meetings in District No. 3 at Ennis, District No. 5 at Houston ad Dnistrict No. 4, at' San Angelo.

Vice-President Hejny reported that Brother Charlie Cerny resigned his position as District Organizer of District No. 7, due to his moving to Beaumont, and that he appointed Brother Jaroslav Kleprlik, of San Antonio, as District Organizer for" the balance of

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this year. He also reported that Brother Cerny will continue to be active as an organizer and that his efforts there will be a new lodge organized in Beaumont on November 23, 1958. Vice-President Hejny asked all officers and directors of the Supreme Lodge to be present at the installation of this new lodge at 13( a :mont, which will be held on November '23, 1958.

Vice-President Hejny reported that the amount of insurance sold during the first three quarters of this year amounted to $1,430,000.00 in 1,082 certificates or $489,000.00 in 372 certificates, during the last quarter Vice-President Hejny reported that the new rate books are being printed by Stafford-Lowdon Co., Ft. Worth.

When the printing of membership cards for the members of the Order came up for discussion, the printing of these membership cards was tabled.

Vice-President Hejny suggested that his Secretary, Johnnie Ann Kristinek, be sent to the Texas Fraternal Congress Convention at Dallas, as one of the delegates, since she is his assistant, in all matters pertaining to Youth Programs. Upon a motion, which was seconded and carried, Vice-President Hejny's recommendation was approved.

A motion was made that Presidents of Lodges No. 84 and No. 130 at Dallas be named delegates to the Texas Fraternal Congress Convention. The motion was seconded and it carried.

A motion was made and seconded that the Supreme Lodge purchase a certain photocopy machine, manufactured by A. B. Dick Co., which is in our office for approval. The motion carried.

The meeting was recessed for lunch from 11:45 to 1:00 p.m.

Secretary Chupick presented his report, a copy of which he sent to all members of the Supreme Lodge by mail, previously, and took up the various parts of it in'detail.

Secretary Chupick read a letter from the Czechoslovak National Council of America, urging us to use 'our best' erforts in persuading the Post Master General to issue a U.S. postage stamp with the likeness of President Masaryk on it.

By unanimous consent it was agreed that the Supreme Lodge should give this matter its whole-hearted approval and endorsement and Secretary Chupick was authorized and instructed to take such steps in the premises with the proper authorities as in his opinion would be proper and beneficial to the cause in getting the approval and acceptance of the matter by the Post Master General.

Stran a 12 Secretary Chupick presented for the consideration of the Supreme Lodge, several tentative applications for loans.

Upon motion duly made, seconded and carried, these tentative loan applica.Liens were tabled.

6ecretaiy Chupick reported that he attend the GSA Convention in Chi, cago in Lugust, 1958.

I Financial Secretary Urbanovsky re' ferret' to and commented orally On his l writtc n report as Financial Secretary of the suure a.e Lodge for the third quarter of 1958, a copy of which report he handed to all members of the Supreme Lodge. ! Attorney Kacir presented his written ren-srt of his official activities for the third quarter of 1958, a copy of which he handed to all members of the Supreme Lodge. It was agreed that the Supienie Lodge should 'subscribe the Daily Texas, a publication of the Texas University and also the Temple Daily Telegrara for. Editor Hosek.

Treasurer Koliha presented his written report of his official activities for the third quarter of 1958, a copy of which he handed to all, members of the Suorcme Lodge and commented in detail on several properties belonging to th- supreme Lodge.

Up an a motion which was duly secondid carried, Treasurer Koliha was ed authorized. to sell any property belonging to the SPJST, after the Director in the District where the property is located and Treasurer Koliha made an inspection of such acquired property ana agree on a price for it.

Treasurer Koliha reported on certain property acquired by the. Supreme Lodge SPJST by foreclosure.

When Treasurer Koliha brought up 1 he question whether certain property belonging to. the Supreme Lodge should be rented again for the year 1959 or whether it should be sold, it was agreed to sell this property provided the sale can be consummated during the month of October, 1958.

When Treasurer Kolima presented for the consideration of the Supreme Lodge the building of an additional room ana other improvements to g dwelling on one of the farms belonging to the Supreme Lodge upon motion duly made, seconded and carried, Treasurer Kolihats recommendations in the matter .were adopted.

Treasurer Koliha made a report on the delinquent loans that were listed in the minutes of July 10, 1958 meeting.

He reported that certain twelve delinquent loans listed in the minutes of July 10, 1958 meeting were either brought to satisfactory condition of addi-

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lorral-time- given them for payment of the delinquency.

When Treaseho: le:onlia reported on certain other delinquent leans, Treasul ere Koliha was instructed to, once more, send a final notice to all the debtors about the amount of delinquency and if . no -. satisfactory payments are received, to hand the notes for such loans to AttorneY Kacir for collection. A copy of the letter sent by Treasurer Koliha to the debtor, is to be sent to the Director in ho District the property securing is loes,ted end copies of such to to Attorney Kacir. asked every member o{ Lh; gopreurc. I odge, individnally, if he ha. ' i o Make of any transof tie Supreme Lodge or any ael otiestion to ask regarding - our fond holdii.r loans. any investment or any t-,*asaction of the Supreme Lodge office or any transaction, resolution, edict, enaetment ,Or agreement the Supreme Lodge made, passed adopted and or enacted at any. time, and if so that he requeSts such Member to present it to the attention of the Supreme Lodge at that time so that proper disposition and explanation of it could be made, and the matter then recorded in the minutes.

There was no response to this requeSt or invitation.

The meeting was aciqourned at 5:50 p.m.

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So rose ti p, cries 'of the Youth of our host lodge, San Antonio, to climax a colorful end well presented Youth Program at Mission County Park, Sunday October 26, at the District VII Meeting the Which, in spite of the - chilling wind, substantial number of the District's Lodges. wire present.

Had the weather rernained its 90 . degrees mat one more day, the open air pasvillion in the Mission County Park with its surrounding facilities for outdeer activities would- have been ideal.

AS it was, a Chilling wind had everyone bUndled- up to their ears (those that bronght wraps) while others shivered for a brief business meeting in the morning session. .There. was a lot of good natured humor, however at the inconvenience with ane brother saying that if anyone got hot, they would turn on the fan, etc.

The good sisters of the San Antonio Lodge kept the coffee pot going, bless them.

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of Lodge 133, but now residing in Beaumont, opened the Meeting at 10:45 with a few words of welcome and thanked everyone present for coming. Then, District President Juricek of Jourdanton, /welcomed the gathering to the District !Meeting. There was a roll call of DisI trict Officers and Brother Chas. Holasek (District VII Director to the Supreme Lod ge reported that District Treasurer Brother Rektorik, was unable to attend and that Brother Holasek was requested to read the Treasurer's report.

The minutes of the Last District Meeting were approved as read as was the Treasurer's Report read by Brother Holasek. Congratulations to District VII for having such a capable secretary as Brother J. Shortner. His were the most complete and well written minutes we have heard read in a long time.

Roll call of lodges present revealed that in spite of the cloudy day with threatening rain, there was a substantial number of lodges in District VII present.

Brother Charlie Cerny was recognized

by District VII, for his fine work as District Organizer while he resided â&#x20AC;˘ in San Antonio, with the District's 'heartfelt thanks Brother Jaro Kleperlik was introduced as the new District Organizer taking Brother Cerny's place and Brother Kleperlik gave a resume of the Corpus Christi Organizers School held there recently. Brother Kieperlik also announced that an Organizers School will be held in Floresville, Texas on November 16th. in the County Judge's Office for District VII organizers.

There was a roll call of Organizers of District VII present, followed by representation of organizers from other Districts, visiting San Antonio.

Brother Edward L. Marek, President of Supreme Lodge spoke briefly so that he could excuse hispself and return to Temple with Mrs. Marek who took ill.

Brother Marek touched upon the National Fraternal Congress recently held in Florida and the problems presented them there for perusal; of communistic infiltrations into the American way of life. He spoke of the Texas Fraternal Congress held only last week at the Statler-Hilton Hotel in Dallas where our brotherhood won recognition and praise for itself; its youth section to which Brother Joe B. Hejny was elected Secretary-Tre.asurer; and its press section to which Brother Louis O. Hosek was elected Vice-President.

Brother Merck again pointed out the occasion of being the FIRST in the fraternal orbit in the state to pay out policies to members becoming 96 years of age. Mr. Motl of Seaton was the first

Wednesday, November 5, 1933 to achieve the golden age of 102 Years.

Now Sister Valchar of Moravia Lodge; Sister Mattis of Rosenberg lodge and Brother Kovar of Dallas Pokrok, will receive their payments in full in our ceremonies in November. Brother Marek urged everyone to attend. Brother Marek concluded his talk by saying "We ought not be caught napping. We should on every occasion stand as fraternalists working hand in hand with others. The bunkers of democracy begin at home, from where it goes into . the church, school and society."

Brother Cerny thanked Brother Marek For_ his fine speech and in behalf of the meeting wished Mrs. Marek a speedy recovery.

Brother Joe B. Hejny, Vice President of our Supreme Lodge and in charge of the Youth Movement spoke next. Speaking briefly also, Brother Hejny touched upon the Youth. Display Activity of Lodge 84 at the Fraternal Congress, which won first place and recognition for the lodge's President Sid Pokladnik and lovely Youth Leader Sister Bessie Petr.

Being close to the noon hour, and the uncomfort of the assembly, ever speaker hurried through with a fewwords. Brother Chupick; Secretary of the Supreme Lodge spoke next, followed by Brother J. Koliha, followed by District VII Director of the Supreme Lodge*Brother Charles Holasek who thanked all for coming, saying these gatherings inspired and gave enthusiasm to the District.

Brother Holasek wished Brother Charlie Cerny now residing in Beaumont lots of success in his new field of endeavor, informing us all that Brother Cerny was organizing a new lodge in Beaumont.

Brother Cerny then invited us all to Beaumont on November 23 for the opening of a new Lodge there.

Brother Cerny introduced Brother Joe Skrabanek in Czech, from District V, with Mrs. Joe, as Mrs. Skrabanek is affectionately known took a bow. Brother Skrabanek said he was glad to be present, his face wreathed in a smile, but that he was cold, and brought best wishes from his District, District V, for a nice meeting, stating that the new District Organizer Brother Kieperlik who replaces Brother C'erny will progress as well as did Brother Cerny, he is sure.

Brother Holasek, brought best wishes from Brother Ed. Sralla of District VI, saying that Brother .Sralla could not come but plans to make San Antonio next time.

Brother Ben Mikolaj, District II Organizer was introduced, and brought well wishes from his district.

Brother Vaclav Barina District I Organizer stated he was repaying Brother Kleperlik's visite to Koval: and District

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In front of the stage was a large No mistaking, the Santone Lodge fathcement area suitable for square dancing ers know what these youngsters want etc., and around this arena were cement of them. They are a talented and enerseats on three sides, and facing the getic group of young people who will stage. help in every way they can to obtain Brother Charlie Cerny having a birth- a lodge hall of their own and our whole day was honored with everyone singing brotherhood stands behind, wishing "Happy Birthday" and then the urging them lots of success in realizing this of Brother Kleperlik for everyone to dream of its youth as well as most of gather for the Youth Program. Some of the oldsters themselves, we are sure. no had been warming in our closed cars.

It was a pleasure to see so many old Sister Betty Jurica of Corpus Christi friends again, making new acquaintaces District VII Youth Leader with the as- which we surely hope will become stead•sistance of Sister Kleperlik of the San fast and fraternal workers.

Antonio Lodge and her assistant Mrs. Noteworthy was the fact that our Hill, opened the program with the sing- Brother Miculka in his wheelchair braving of "America" by all. ed the weather to attend this glorious • 1. Czech Welcome by Valis girl. manifestation of District VII young tal2. Accordion and electric guitar "Kdyz ent. We wish Brother Miculka continued Ja libe spirn" "Prune Song" two boys. recovery. It was a pleasure to shake his 3. Accordion solo, "Old Grey Goose" hand. Bless you!

by Laurie Hill (beginner) Our thanks goes to District VII of4. Tap dance. ficers for their invitation to be with 5. (Could not get the name(. then-A on this day. To Brother Shortner, 6. (Could not get name). and to add' our congratulations' to their 7. Duett on accordiOn: Shirley Hill and successful Meeting and our best wishes Marilyn Strouhal, Harbors Polka, Around for the fulfillment of their dreams, a the World in Eighty Days, very beauti- Home. God keep you all. fully executed and fully appreciated by Fraternally, the lound burSt of applouse. These girls Editor and Wife are 'first class!" Thanks(Editor).

8. Shirley Hill Accordion solo. "Volare," P. S. Betty Jurica is to submit complete "Everybody Loves a Lover" "Stardust". program with names etc. )° •( 9. Song, "My Bonnie Lies Over the Brother Marchak, Director of the O SPJST Rest Home in Taylor, from this Ocean"

by Mary Agnes Plach. This was time Mary Agnes had ever sung District then spoke in Czech stating the first that the Home has a good manager; that before an audience and she was a bit timid. Good going, Mary Agnes. Let's they would like to make more money, h but that though it will be slow that hear from you next time." You are a This is what happenes to some of these everything will work out satisfactorily sweet girl (Editor). in the end. 10. The Holla Hoop illustrated by two Stock Companies — The election of Vice President of Dis- of three Tcen-Agers and record player.

Grand Prairie, Texas — Stockholders trict VII selected Brother Jaro. Kleperlik young ladies to the song accompantanent of the Employees Security Life Insurto replace Brother Charlie Cerny, by Anyone can play, from three to a hun- ance of Grand Prairie will vote Thursdred and ten so the song goes. . acclamation.

11. Two young lads singing in Czech: day at 2:30 p.tri. on proposal that the 5-year-old company be merged with the Lodge La Partia No. 161 was selected Na Zahrade, Holt, horo bramborova, Mercantile Security Life Insurance Comand will host District VII at its next Ja Main Kone. pany of Dallas. meeting to be announced later.

12. Mexican Hat Rock with the SanThanks to La Parita for the invitation. tone . Teen-Agers as follows: Jo Anna Grand Prairie Banker G. H. Turner, The Meeting adjourned at 12:30 for Seabers„Toe Wilhelm, Martin Sojowiner, principal stockholder of Employes Selunch of delicious country sausage, salad Albert Ersch, Paul Pearsons, Robert Sojo- curity Life said the Dallas-based : firm and all the trimmings. Everyone was winer, - Willie ,Svhest, Marilyn Strobel, has $26,300,990 of insurance in force. ready for it and a cup of hot coffee. Sherry Hill, Patty Wilhelm, Bonnie Che- It was organized in 1953.

With plenty of park table-benches ves, Carolyn Valls and Charlie Ploch.

Board chairman of the Dallas comaround, the brotherS and sisters visited 13. Request number on accordion: pany is John B. Mills. Neely Landrum is while they partook of this good food.

Marilyn Strobel and Sherry Hill: Bar- president.

The Youth prepared for the afternoon bora Polka.

Employes Security Life also organized Youth Program. On a cement stage a Assistant Youth Leaders of Santon microphone was strung up, with its Lodge, Mrs. Hill takes a bow, as does in 1953, has $12,000,000 of insurance in record player, Brother Saza ysky had Sister Kleperlik, and sister Betty Jurica, force. Stockholders of this company last week rejected a proposal that it merge been entertaining the gathering before District Director. the morning session with Czech music I The whole group of participants as- with the Southern National Life Insuron the record player. (Girls, he's a cute sembled on the stage to sing "The Eyes ance Company of San Antonio. • Vts meehing recently. Brother Barina extended a helping hand with "you have lots of work to do here, and we will try to help you for we know that our Youth are most inaportant for our Order. As Organizer it is my duty to mention the Youth. I know they will have a real nice program here this afternoon and we are all looking forward to it. It is important that we show our youth that we appreciate them and are glad to have them working with us," Brother Barina said, concluding with greetings from his District. Brother Hosek spoke in Czech, telling of the Convention of the Catholic Delnik recently held in West where they recognized the Vestnik as a fine fraternal weekly, through the contributions of the lodge reporters, community correspondents and its Youth. Brother Hosek stated that as long as we work together and amongst ourselves in harmony for our youth to see that we are truly working with each other as brothers and sisters the youth will come among us; join gladly our organizations. As long as we keep the brother and sisterly atmosphere and cater to our youth, then competitive insurance companies will not take them away from us. We want our meetings to be frinedly and educational where we can benefit from them. Brother Hosek stated that he would not like to put in the Vestnik that a meeting was a "Hopp." To date no such meetings have been had, thanks to all.

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have been. SisterOlga Orrick has returned to her home last Sunday after a skin graft operation for a serious right hand burn.

We want to report that one of our younger members, Cister Mary Jane • Pro'', Farek, is in San Antonio, at Incarnate you that our an- Catholic College, studying to be either a sisal L•od?.: rui n_ be held , on the teacher or nurse. Sister Farek is the 9th da:,,T of 'f'ho,,,• it has been for daughter of Brother and Sister Adolph sever, • 1 — your e:.dondar and Farek, They report she likes it there very be sure to .Atend, well so far. She is a graduate of Our In Beet:_lber we wjli hold a "Bo ial" Lady of Victory here in Fort Worth. We after our rsgular meeting with some fun want to wish Sister Farek all the success for everyone. Detail :3 will be announced and happiness in the future, She recentin time. ly was visited over the weekend in San J. F. Erablna 7 Antonio by her parents.

Secretdry, Lodge 25 Everyone remember the meeting and )• • make plans to come.

Best regards to all .cY NO. 2) TO HOLD Fraternally, TG SUNDAY, NOV. 9 Jay Dee Waggoner t Granger, Texas Dear Sisters and Brothers: FORT WORTH, TEXAS LODGE 154 Our 1958 fraternal year is rapidly Sisters and Brothers, drawing to a close and once again it is The next meeting of Lodge 154 will time to hold our Annual Meeting for the be November 9th at 3 p.m. at the Sokol purpose of formulating plans for 1959 Hall and the Lodge will give a free supto elect officers for the coining year. per and maybe some good defreshments This all important meeting will be too. So please drop everything and be held on Sunday afternoon, November there to welcome our new members.

9th, commencing at 1 o'clock. We realize There will be a good number of these that 1 o'clock is rather early in the aft- new members initiated and , also some ernoon, bat we have important business visiting speakers. So try to be there on to transact. And, upon con)pletion of time. our business session and election of ofYours truly, ficers, we shall have lunch, refreshments John Becan and entertainment. s 4/. 4 ( It is anticipated that many of our ladies will bring kolaches, cakes or pies is. to add to the big lunch that our Property Committee shall have prepared. Our ELECTED MOTHER OF DISTRICT VI. commit advises that this time they shall have a big pot of steaming coffee Immediately after the selection in addition to our usual refreshments. of the New Miss District VI for 1958, the It is also anticipated that many decks group of siHters in Czech National Casof tarokys and dominoes will be brought fumes ‘w!re presented to the gathering along so that most everyone can play. at thia Billje Hall, Sunday, October 12, All of the officers join me in urging where they elected Sister Josefina Senyou be present at this meeting. If you ykrik as Mother of the Year from Dismiss this one, you will certainly miss a trict VI. "treat." As always, visiting members of Acknowledging the honor bestowed upSPJST shall be most welcome. on her, modest Sister Senkyrik bowed Fraternally yours, to the gathering who gave her a standH. F. Holubec ing ovation. She is the silent partner of Secretary, Lodge No. 20 our Brother Ignac Senkyrik, District VI .7. I Organizer working right along side her T WORTH, LODGE NO. 92 husband for the growth of District Six Dear Readers, Lodge Svaz Cechoslovanu No. 92 will of our SPJST. They are the parents or a fine large have its regular meeting Sunday, November 9, starting at 2 p.m. The Ladies family of sons and daughters, many are asked to bring for the lunch after grandchildren and kin.. This family contains 47 members of our SPJST. We conthe meeting as usual.

We are sorry to report that Sister gratulate Sister Senkyrik on her nomiAnna Langer cut her arm after the last nation and rejoice with her for the honmeeting but she is able to be around or shown her — See the picture in our and it was not as serious as it could Czech Section.

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Editor Hosek with his latest grandchild, Shirley — It's the twelfth addition to our SPJST family and we are proud of it. ) • *T. • (

Attention Organizers District III Charley Cerny, District Organizer of District VII has resigned his post and has moved to District V, Beaumont, Texas. He is organizing a new lodge in Beaumont which is in District V and has already signed up several new members which will help District V in our contest. Let's not slow down now — just because we are ahead at the present.

District V has always come from behind the last month and beat us. Now with a new lodge in District V, we had better keep on signing 'em up — some each month and not slow down.

If I can be of any help to any of you please call on me. Good Luck!

Fraternally, A. M. Vrla, Dist. III Organizer P.S. — We do want to beat District V this time don't we? )• • If you are not able to do anything else for your fraternity, please give your read Vestnfk to some of your neighbors or friends to read. They may someday become members of our S.P.J.S.T. ° 43 • ( Letter writing is fun for you and exciting for our readers to read them.

Write today pleaw, you'll make someone happy!

Having fulfilled all the conditions of eligibility imposed, and having passed the examination of the Fraternal Field Managers Association, Brother Joe B. Hejny Vice-President of our Supreme Lodge was awarded the title of Fraternal Insurance counsellor (FIC) by the Executive Committee of said Fraternal Field Manager's Association, on e -tembr23,1958.

and Counselling' to complete this cour Our congratulations to Brother Iie;irly on his achievement, fOr his motivation to better hi:nself for his job which is a full schedule in itself.

Besides heading our Organizers in our brotherhood for which he holds Organizer schools in various localities, Brother iiejny also heads our Youth Movement from the Supreme Lodge level and fol'lows the Youth activities through the different Districts and Lodges. This Youth Program is progressing nicely in many of our Lodges in our SPJST. Nice Going, Profiler Hejnl' and our best, sincere wishes for future dilligence It takes hard work to get to the top and MORE hard work to stay there.

This is the first instance of anyone having attained this high degree of hon. or in our brotherhood and it meant of course hours of study into the Fundamentals of Fraternal Insurance Sales

News and a cheerful message caa bring worizis of joy to a friend, a lonely shut-in so please write. to the Vestnik today.

Distinct Hon,o-t Conferred UPON OUR BROTHER JOE B. HEJNY

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fice job and have three children in LODGE TIOGA, NO. 5, TIOGA, TEXAS school. Between my good husband and the neighbor we finally arranged a, way Dear Brothers and Sisters, This is to let you know that our Lodge for me to be able to leave home for alTioga No. 5, will hold its next meeting most three days. Now that I am back I am terribly glad that I did go for I did the second Sunday in November or bad, our 'learn a lot. We had interesting talks (Nov. 9th). If the weather is meeting will be held on the third Sunwith our officers frOm SPJST Supreme day (November 16).

• Lodge and other members of the SPJST. We will have the election of lodge of'I also met a very nice young lady, Miss ficers for the new year, so you all be Johnnie Kristinek, who is Mr. Marek's secretary. Mrs. E. Haisler from District sure and come!

After the meeting there will be a I No. 4 was there alone just as I was so i we really , hit it off together. She made lunch. Our good sisters are asked to bring some kolaches or pies and coffee.

I my visit there much more pleasant.

Our Meeting starts as usual. We will We didn't have much time left to have two new members, maybe more, talk between the tight schedule of busiinitiated into our lodge, (my grandsons) ness meetings that we went through. I so you all come and show the brotherwill not go into a report on the business hood that the n-vembers of Lodge Tioga meetings for these will be well covered care and enjoy the meeting of their by our secretary, however I will have a relodge. We shall be looking for you! port for our next district meeting.

Fraternally, I do want to say that the meetings Albina Novak were very interesting and educational • and I enjoyed every one. I did learn a great deal and I feel that my time was FORT WORTH, LODGE NO. 151 not wasted. Thanks qo the Supreme Lodge and all brothers and sisters that Dear Sisters and Brothers, Just a few lines to remind you that made it possible for me to be there. oud next meeting will be held on SunNotice all members of Lodge No. 39, in day, November 9th at 3 p.m. at the Sokol our last meeting we decided that we will Hall. have a supper after our next November We will have initiation of our new 9th meeting. We will be honored to members so I hope many of you will have a speaker from our Supreme Lodge make plans to come and welcome them the Vice-President, Brother Joe Hejny. to our lodge.

I am sure he will give us some good After the meeting we will have a free points on some of ourk problems. So supper. The ladies are asked to brl-g please let's all co.-rle out for this meet- something for the kitchen. So rememing. The food will be prepared by our ber Nov. 9th and be sure to come, we reftc ,,hment committee and expenses will be looking for you. will be paid out of our treasury. The supFraternally yours, per will consist of hotdogs and donuts Mrs. A, A. Svacek and drinks. We are hoping to have a 1 • 4. • good crowd so come out all of you for this food will be there for you, and we LODGE VOLMA CECHIE NO. 135 don't want to have any left over to Ennis, Texas' worry with.

Dear Brothers and Sisters, One of our older officers suggested Our meeting of October 12th opened that some discussion be brought up in at 2:30 p.m. with Vice President Brothorder that some younger members be er Willie Skrivanek presiding. The minelected to our offices in the next elec- utes were approved as read. There was tion. This will be one of our topics that no old or new business so the meeting all you younger people should not miss. was very short. After the meeting was Again I want to encourage all the adjourned we had a free Bingo party Lodges in this district to elect theirlo- for the children. The children all encal Youth Directors. This is a fine pro- joyed themselves and each won three or gram and your lodge will benefit from four prizes. Later they all enjoyed this club in many ways. Surly, there punch, cookies, Cakes, pies and ice must be some one in your midst that cream which was brought by the mothi would like to direct and teach the chil- ers, in the New Sokol Dining room which dren in your group. So far we only have the adult members enjoy their coffee one and I know that she and her help- and a variety of Pastery in the kitchen. er have had much enjoyment in work- A good time was had by all. Our next meeting will be held the 9th of November ing with these children.

God be with you till we meet again. so we hope to see €1, lot of you then.

Mrs. Lillie Matejka Fraternally, Dist. No. 1 Youth Director Aleen.e Skrivanek

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Dear Friends, 'First let me take thiS means of thank, ing the Lodge Praha of Taylor for the wonderful cooperation we received last Sunday at our Second Youth Achievement Day. The friendly atmosphere was great and I am sure that all who attended thought the day well spent.

I wish to thank Sister Ceska for the wonderful speech. We probably overworked her. She was also chairman of the judging team. The others who served on the team were Brothers Sefcak from Dallas and Barina, Sisters Bar-

2. Bj,kusc,,s4 Carol Mikulas, 1st, Lodge 47 III Leathercraft Ester Chervenka, 1st, Lodge 69 IV. Woodwork Edward Mares. 1st, Lodge 24 V. Needlework 1. Scarf: Carol Mikulas, 1st, .Lodge 47 Barbara Coufal, 2nd, Lodge 24 2. Vanity Set: Ester Chervenka, 1st, Lodge 69 3, Pillowcases: Carol Mikulas, 1st, Lodge 47 Burnedette Malchar, ,2nd, Lodge 29 4. Others: Margaret Pechal, 1st, Lodge 24 Ester Chervenka, 2nd, Lodge 69 '4. Miscellaneous: Bernedette Malchar, 1st, Lodge 29 Joyce Bartek, 2nd, Lodge 47 Ester. Chervenka, 3rd, Lodge 169 Johnnie. Stalmach, 4th, VI. Plastics: i Johnnie Martinec, 1st, Lodge 24 VII. Metal Craft: Ester Chervenka, Lodge 69 VIII. Art: Irene, Pokorny, 1st, Lodge 29 Edward Mares, 2nd, Lodge 24 Margaret Pechal, 3rd, Lodge 24 Carol -Mikulas, 4th, Lodge 47 Age Group 13-18 I. Needlework: 1. Scarf: Patsy Jo Hejl, 1st, Lodge 47 Carolyn Kotrla, 2nd, Lodge 47 Delores Chervenka, 3rd, Lodge 69 Sister Clara Hejl Madeline Skrabanek, 4th, Lodge 24 ina, Ceska, and Kleperlik, Thank you all 2. Pillow Cases: for the splendid- work.

Madeline Skrabanek, 1st, Lodge 24 Here are the naimes of the winners Patsy Jo Hejl, 2nd, Lodge 47 in the different divisions of our contest: 3. Vanity Set: Delores Chervenka, Ages 1-12 nka, 1st, Lodge 69 II. I. Crochet 1. DOILMS: Daniel Mares, 1st, Lodge 24 III. MetaICraft Lanette kr.a.banek, 1st, Led ge 24 Delores Chervenka, 1st, Lodge 69 Carol Mikulas 2nd, Lodge 47 Daniel Mares, 2nd, Lodge 24 Margaret Pechal, 3rd, Lodge 24 IV. Wood Craft Barbara Coufal; 4th, LOdge .24 Larry'Bartek, ist, Lodge 47 2. BUFFET SET: Daniel Mares, 2nd, Lodge 24 Cardl Mikulas, lst, Lodge 47 Betty`Baca, 3rd, Lodge 24 Lanette Skrabanek, 2nd, Lodge- 24 Linda Martinec, 4th, Lodge 24 3. 'VANITY SET: V. Sewing Betty Zabcik, 1st, Ledge 24 1. Skirts: Carol Mikulas, 2nd, Lodge 47 Patsy Jo Hejl, 1st, Lodge 47 Barbara Coufal, 3rd, Lodge 24 Betty :Baca, 2nd, Lodge 24 4. POTHOLDERS Delores Chervenka, 3rd, Lodge 69 Barbara Soufal, 1st, Lodge 24 2. Blouses: Cared. Mikulas, 2nd, Lodge 47 Delores Chervenka, 1st, Lodge 69 Bettl Zabcik, 3rd, Lodge 24 Johnnie Martinec, 4th, Lodge 2: VI. Leathercraft II Sewing: Bernie Joe Naiver, 1st. e r_c-7e 29 1. SKIRTS: Delores Chervenka, end Lodge 69 Margaret Pechal, 1st, Lodge 24 Carol Mikulas, 2nd, Lodge 47 VII. Miscellaneous Betty Zabcik, 3rd, Lodfe 24 Daniel Mares, 1st, Lodge 24 Barbara Coufal, 4th, Lodge 24 Carolyn Kotrla, 2nd, Lodge 47

Barbara ToMasek, 3::104w 47 VIII Crochet 1. Doilies: Patsy Jo HejL 1st Betty Baca, ind Lo4ge 24 Barbara Tomasek, 3rd, Carolyn Kotrla, 4th, Lodge 47 L Vanity Set: • Patsy. Jo Hejl, 1st, Lodge 47 Betty Baca, 2nd, Lodge 24 C'afolyn Kotrla, 3rd, Lodge 47, 3. Potholders: Patsy Jo Hejl, 1st, Lodge 47 Betty Baca, 2nd, Lodge 24 Linda Martinec, 3rd, Lodge 24 Carolyn Kotrla, 4th,-Lodge 47 IX. 'Plastics: Edwin John Sinlek, 1st, Lodge -1 7 LaryBtek,2ndog'47 Daniel Mares, 3rd, Lodge 47 In our Talent Contest the Following were the winners: Age Grdup 1-6 Janie Bartosh, 1st Lodge 29 Denise Bartosh, 2nd, Lodge, 29 Peggy Leshikar, 3rd, Lodge 29 Brenda Leshikar, 4th, Lodge 29 Age Group 7-12 Ralph Milek, 1st, Lodge 80 Bernadette Malchar, 2nd, Lodge 29 Laura Vitek, 3rd, Lodge 20 Betty Zabcik and. Carol Mikulas (duet) Lodges 24-47 Aage Group 13-18 1st-Linda Martinet, Carolyn Kotrla and Barbara. Tomasek, Lodges 24-47.

2nd---Emily Pokorny and Dorothyi Roeglin, Lodge 29, ,3rd-Delores Cherverkka' Marek, Lodges" 69-24 4th-Janet Leshikar, Lodge 29 The , following received ( 0 'arises. There were just too,it , ;, to ge the designated prizes. You we 0 1 1 vcrY$ good. Maybe next year you first place winners. All , of Llic in the age 7-12 group.

Glenn. Raye Naivar, Joyce. Bartel-, Liii16 Marek, Ester Chervenka, and Vnia Mikulencak.

Thank you once more for your \\ onderful cooperation.

Fraternally yours, Mrs. Clara Hejl' ) •4•( WEST, TEXAS Dear Girls, This is one of those days when it's so nice to sit next to a fire for it is rain-. ing outside and ii is chilly. I've moved iny typewriter into the kitchen where it iswarm and where I can watch my oven.

I've a Guinea Squash Pie (Egg Plant), baking in the oven for your Editor's noon meal and it is permeating the' house with a most divine smell.

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that is easy and quick. It is called Easy Chicken Mornay. Mix one cup chopped cooked tleftover) chicken with one cup spoonof cream of chicken soup. Add 1/4 soupcan of cream to above, 1/4 teaspoon Beau Mode Seasoning Salt, a dash of kitchen salt and three Or four slices of grated American Cheese. mix well. Bake in a greased casseroll one hour at 350 degrees. Serve over fried bread. To make this cut 4 slices of white bread into fourths and deep fry it until brown.

By request I'm giving the recipe for Apple Strudel again. There are different kinds of strudel fillings, meat, vegetable DI cereal, which may be baked, iloiled or steamed like puddings, but the baked Apple Strudel stands out as the most popular in our country, and its apple season now.

The secret of a good strudel is its thin and well baked dough. This is achieved not by rolling out but by pulling out thin on a floured tablecloth as thin as thin can be. The saying goes: for strudel dough the rule „is "Read the paper through it." Be sure to have the filling ready and waiting before you start the strudel dough.

On a floured board place two cups flour. Make a well in the center and add 1/4 teaspoon salt, one egg well beaten and a scant 2/3 cups water (depending upon the flour), and one tablespoon melted butter. Pull the flour into the well by stirring. The dough will be sticky in the ,beginning. Knead on the floured board rr:ov.ing from spot to spot until it, begins to become elastic. Rub hands with flour to remove excess dough and continue kneading. Toss on the board.

Stretch the dough and knead again. (in this stretching process my beloved mother used to grasp the dough at one end and hit the board with it until it sounded as though the house was falling in) Cover with a china or well heated earthenware bowl and let stand, or rest for about 30 to 50 minutes.

Cover a large table 3x4 feet with a tablecloth and dust heavily with flour.

Place dough in the middle of the table, dust with flour and roll out slightly.

From this point on, two people, working oppo4te each other can do a quicker job, however one, person can do it alone.

Most of us are usually alone when making this delicacy. Dust the back of your hands with flour and holding the thumbs inward, put the hand under •the dough and begin to pull. Lift the dough slightly. When the center part is pulled out enough, drop it gently back upon the cloth and proceed pulling the dough' to stretch and cover the tablecloth. Let the thick ends hang over the edges. The thick ends are then cut off with a knife

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and left to dry, to be chopped up finely for cooking in clear soups, as noodles.

Spread filling over the dough, leaving the empty strip about one inch along the edges. First the butter is sprinkled over the dough, then the apples, sugarcinnamon, nuts, raisins and toasted bread crumbs. Lift the cloth and roll the strudel like a jelly roll. Pinch the edges close to seal in the filling. Now carefully lifting or flipping the rolled and twisted Strudel into a greased baking pan or a roaster.

To prepare the filling: take five pound of tart apples, peel, core, quarter and slice fine. Add the cup of seedless raisins, blanched almonds, walnuts or pecans chopped inn, a drop or two of lemon extract, prated peel of 1/2 lemon.

In another bowl mix 11 /2 cup sugar with cinnamon mixture, mix half of this with the apple mixture, and reserve the other, melt a cup of batter for basting purposes. If you prefer a dry strudel, toast in butter a cup of gread crumbs.

Spread on the dough, as above. roll, pinch edges and placein o large greased pan or roaster. Sprinkle with melted butter and bake 30 minutes in a hot oven (400 degrees F) then another 30 to 35 minutes in a lowered heat 350 degrees.

Brush with butter every ten minutes during baking. Cut crosswise into inch thick slices. Serve warm, or cold, I hope this is what you wanted Mrs. J. M. Wouldn't you know it! The $25,000 Bake Prize was awarded the Spicy Apple Twists submitted by Mrs. Dorothy DeVault of Deleware, Ohio in the Pillsbury Flour 10th Anniversary Bake-Off., It's quick too.

She gives this: Pare, core and slice into eight pieces each, two baking apples.

Then i na bowl sift 11/2 cup of all purpose flour (in this Bake-Off it was Pillsbury's, of course,) a teaspoon salt; cut, in 1/2 cup shortening and sprinkle with 4-5 tablespoons of cold water. On top stirring with a fork until the dough is just moist enough to hold together.

Form a ball and then flatten out on a floured board to about 1/2 inch thickness and to a 16x10 rectangle. Cut into 16, lx10 inch strips. Wrap one strip around each apple slice. Arrange in a 9x13x2 pan (not touching) and brush with 1/3 cup melted butter. Then sprinkle this with 1/2 cup of sugar to which one teaspoon cinnamon has been added and mixed, pour 1/2 cup water over the pastries and bake' in a hot oven 400 defrees for 25 to 30 minutes or until golden brown, This can be served hot, cold, plain or with cream: With Holloween gone , next comes Thanksgiving, followed closedy by Christ mas, I hope you girls try out some of

the recipes, and that they turn out well for you and your family lik:s them a tot.

We have been having a series of most interesting District Meetings lately. Our Youth programs have been outdoing each other, it's a real pleasure to attend them. It is also a pleasure meeting so many of you in person, to clasp your hand in warm and genuine friendship.

It is what the editor and I pray for when we make these long and tiring trips to all corners of Texas, that the meetings be genuinely friendly and brotherly without any ugly friction so that our youth can see what we mean by fraternal brotherhood, and that we came closer together through personal association with each other, ti nd that: we make the trip., there and back, safely.

We have met so many of you wonderful people in covering these District Meetings and we are thinking of you often. Won't you meet with us at the next one?

Just a note of caution! Watch yourself, that Asian flu is on, the warpath again. Dress warmly but don't overdress and then get chilled. If you have a cold or a sore throat, knock it out !mine di at el y. You could infect your whole family and put them to bed.

My best to you and yours and have a pleasant weekend.

Fraternally, The E,ditor's Wife ) • 4 • ( MARCHAK FAMILY REUNION On Sunday, October 19, 1958, descendants of the late Frank, Joseph, John And Annie Marchak met at the Flag Hall in Bell. County, for their annual reunion.

A delicious basket lunch was served "o 55 guests who came from Rogers, Buckholts, Temple, Bartlett, Burlington, Austin, Kenedy, Needville, Victoria and San Marcos to get re-acquainted. ,During the business_ portion of the gettogether it was decided by all present, to beet again'in 1959 on the last Sunday of May. The place will be announced at a later date. Mrs. Marvin Marchak of Kenedy was re-elected Secretary.

We hope all of you who were unable to come this year will be with us next, year.

Sincerely yours, Mrs. Paul Wychopen SEYMOUR, TEXAS Dear Brothers and Sisters, This is a "thank you"- note to our Supreme Lodge for sending me as one of the delegates to the Texas Fraternal Congress held in Dallas at the StatlerHilton Hotel. — It was very educational

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Strana 25 • ate supper. Then the youth (from 1-12) marched in a circle around the hall to let the • judges select the three they thought were the funniest dressed. As 1 can remember, first prize went to Mary Nell Narovec. I can't recall the'other two winners. Then the adults (14-up) marched around similar to that of the youth, except the winners of the adult group were selected by pairs. First prize went to Mary Alice Matus and Kenneth Christensen, second to Mr. and Mrs. Otis Ceska, and third to Mr. Frank Kolenovsky and Margie Matus.

and I enjoyed listening to all divisions of the Congress, as it was also very interesting. I know I can profit a lot by having attended' in carrying out the work as Youth Director in our District

Then came the Hula Hoop contest. 1 don't remember all of the winners but I am sure everyone got a big kick out of it. Then we had a dance. The music was furnished by Alois and Jerry Pettet, CORPUS CHRISTI; TEXAS and Rudolph and Leo Rejcek. They pla3(Dear Readers, The Youth Club of Lodge 56 held its ed some wonderful numbers and everyone danced and enjoyed themselves treregular meeting on October 12, 1958. mendously; but they had to stop playThere were sixteen members present and we had one guest, she was Geraldine ing at 10:00 o'clock. I am very happ, that the evening was a big hit.

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The youth members discussed the DisNow, I would like to thank everyone trict meeting which will be held on Oct- of the members from Dallas who came to tober 26, 1958 in San Antonio. the dance the night before (on Satur.

The door prizes were won by Geraldine day) Those who came were: Rudy and Cable, Mary Ann Pilot, Allen and John- Bill Gaiser, Jerome, Jenora, and Nubia ny Stasa.

Rejcek; and then Louis and Martha Georgia Ann Peter brought the sand- Veselka, (some relatives of theirs) also wiches and the Kucera children brought came. We don't see those faces around the cookies.

Linden Hall wery often and I hope they The Youth played games after the enjoyed themselves. Well, I gness thia meeting and then they were served re- is all I have to say for now. Thank you freshinents. very much.

Our next meeting will be on NovemSincerely yours, ber 9, 1958.

Hattie Matus Fraternally yours, Co-Teenage Reporter Frances Jurica Secretar 4, • 4 ) • ot. • ('

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fa1,112.-4 Sister Heisler 4. Pleasant memories will always remain.

I enjoyed making new friendships and our Fraternity has been so prominently recognized. Thanks to you all from Dallas and Temple and other places, to the Editor and his wife for introducing me to so many fine people at Dallas.

Fraternally, Mrs. Ed Haisler ) •4•( WHEN CHANGING YOUR ADDRESS USE THIS COUPON Supreme Lod ge, S.P.J.S.T. Box 400, Temple, Texas I am asking you to change my address of The Herald (Vestnik) as follows: 14y

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WACO LODGE NO 66 Last Sunday October 26th our Lodge held a Halloween Party for the Youth and a Hula Hoop Contest. Lots of children attended.

You could see some funny faces and even the adults took part in the fun and it was a happy crowd.

We also had a delicious supper there before the party. I won second prize as sleeping beauty and second prize in the Hula Hoop contest. My dad also won a prize so we all had a night of good fun. Thanks and I hope to see you all again at our next meeting November the 2nd.

Linden Sprout, Helen Kolenovsky ) • St. • ( WACO LODGE NO 66 Dear Readers, Sunday, October 26, we had our Halloween Party. This event turned out to be verry successful. First Of rtu, everyone

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2625 Floyd St., Dallas, Texas Saturday, November 15; Dance, Music by Faraizl's orcnestra of Fort Wort Saturday, November 29, Dance, Mgt

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

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There will be a new SPJST Lodge or. ganized at Beaumont. So please keep this in mind and reserve the meeting date of Sunday November the 23rd for this occasion.

Sunday November 16, Lodge Pokrok No. 88 Houston, will present a Czech play with songs, entitled "Obzinky Na Vesnici" A cordial invitation is extenaed to all our Members and Friends.

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: Age 67; piOneer Central Texas druggist, died at 1- p.m.. Saturday in a hospital in -Temple after a 'long' illness.

He entered the 'drug business in Granger in 1915 and since 1921 "has operated Klecka's City Drug. He was licensed to .practice pharmacy in every state.

He was born in Ammansville, Dec. 29, -1890, Was a former member of the Texas State Board of Pharmacy. He was one of the founders of the Czech Foundation and active in the organization dedicated sto the perpetuation of the Czech lung ,uage and customs for culttre' of AmeriCans of CZCeli descent.

He a!-,0 ha y been prominent in the national 1 /emocr.] tic party for '40 'Years and attended the state and national conL., Atehtions as delegate on many occasionS..

Nis wife died last Sept. 21.

Pin 'hi was at the New Catholic Ceme-: 'Levy in Granger after services in Temple.

Survivors include a Son , Albert J. Klecka of TeMple; a daughter, 'MrS., Dore 'Lainkin ef -Clinton, Ill., a grand-dauttht c, r, Susan Klecka of Temple;'tWo grandsons, Phillip and Bill Latrikin of Clinton, Ill.; three brothers, E. A. Klecka of Houston and J. A. Klecka and Steve t:ernosek of Taylor; ' three sisters, Miss Ann Cernosek of Waco, Mrs. ;Toe Masek of Waco and Sister Benedict Joseph of the Incarnate Word Convent in Housto.

Ma y this beloved friend and brother rest in eternal peace.

Our sy mpathy to the bereaved family.

His memory will be with us forever!

1 • 40 * IN MEMORIAM OF FRANK OVCARIK

Member of Lodge 13, born in Poland, April 1, 1887 and died after prolonged illness at haidwell, Texas Sept. 27, 1958. t Survived by his wife, Sadie, and children Albinn, Betty, Frank and Alex After services of the Caldwell Catholic Church he was laid to rest in St Joseph's Cemetery at Dime Box, Texas, Brother Ovearik was a dwell known

farmer around Dime Box for many years and then in 1914 he and, his wife moved to Caldwell, Te.;:. where he worked for a sinner in Shappes Shop and later for Polasek Tin Shop in Caldwell until he retired in 1956.

May he rest in peace. Our sympathy to the bereaved Family.

• zi. • I TZIAli IN MI OE 1 -7,z ANK M `?1117,K BROTH! member of Lo, h_t: 19, born in Europe May 7, 1885 and died after extended illness at Rowena, October 7, 1958.

He is survived by his wife, Edith, and son Clarence, 2 grandsons and 3 greatgrandchildren.

After services of the St. Joseph's Catholic Church he was laid to rest at the Church Cemetery at Rowena, Texas.

Our deceased brother came to this country at age of 19, settled in Fayetteville, Texas. He moved to Runnels County in 1906. He was a blacksmith until illness prevented hin-q from working. He lived in Rowena 51 years.

May he rest in eternal peace. Our sympathy to the bereaved family and friends.

Wednesday, November 5, 1958 survived by his daughter and sons and grandchildren.

May our brother's soul rest in eternal peace.

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RES01 UTION OF SYMPATHY WE. tl ue undc 1 -2 nod committee .

Lod'2, No. 81 l\feerhi:la, in behalf of all our me.y ,berN wish to express ouc' her' it. sympa isby to the bereaved fain• fly in the passing of their beloved lath, er and our faithful member, PnUE OR: AK who died October 1 15,-)8 a' age of 80 years. He was born on August 5, 1876 in Czechoslovakia and was a resident of Damon for 49 years. Our brother was laid to rest in the Danion Catholic Cemetery.

He is survived by four daughters Mrs. Steve Sm.erek, Mrs. Edwa , Pavlicek.

Miss Henrietta Orsak all of Damon, anti Mrs. Annie Smithof Houston. 17 grandchildren and 7 great-grandchildren.

To you our brother we .wish your soul eternal peace, Resolution Committee John Blinka RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY A. V. Eranek WE, the undersigned committee of Sidney Blink,,a .

Lodge No. 81. of Needville in -behalf of lea e all our members wish to express our IN MEMORY OF OUR BROTHER NO heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved fam- MEMBER OF LODGE Jc.0R EI, If AVEV ily in the passing of their - beloved father CEK NO. and our faithful member WALTER BELICEK • JOHN MIKLOS who died October 11, 1958 at the age of who joined our order Jul y 25, 1947 and 86 years. He is survived by four,sons, died on September 28, 1958. In Houston, Johnnie of Houston, Henry of Woods- Texas. Leaving a bereaved ii,other, 4 boro, Frankie of Needville and Ed. of brothers and 2 sisters. He was a veteran West Columbia; two daughters, Mrs. of World War II. Be is therefore resolved that the memClara Macha of Needville and Mrs., Della Sassins of West Columbia and fourteen bers of our Lodge Karel Havlic , SPJST grandchildren and twenty five great No. 4 adopt this resolution as an expression of our proufound grief, in the loss grandchildren.

Interment was in the WOW Cemetery of our Lodge Brother., Be it therefore resolved that this in Rosenberg.

May our deceased brother rest in eter- resolution be spread upon the minutes May our deceased brother rest in of our lodge and copy be sent to the family of the deceased and a copy be eternal peace. sent to the publication of our order.

Resolution Committee John Blinka Dated at Hallettsville, Texas this 19th day of October, 1958.

A. V. Franek Chas Holy Sidney Blinka ) 9 4,• F. K.-Bucek John Holy RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY WE, the undersigned committee of Resolution Committee • ) elo • Lodge No. 81, Needville, in behalf of RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY all our members wish to express our heartfelt sympathy to the 1 )eroaved famWe the Resolution Coll einittee of il y in the passing of the,r beloved father Lodge Karel Havlicek No 4. in Halletts, vine, Texas in behalf of all our members and our faithful member , wish to express our sympathy to the CHARLIE SUCILUA who died on September 17. 1958. He is bereaved wife. son, dau ghter, and grand

Wednesday, November 5, 1958 children in losing their beloved husband father and grandfather PAUL SKLAR who passed away at Rengers hospital on September 11, 1958 at the age of 69 years and six months. Funeral services were held Saturday September 13, 1958.

Survivors are his wife, Annie, one son, Leo, one daughter, Alma, and three grandchildren and one great grandchild.

Be it therefore resolved, that the members of our Lodge No, 4 SPJST adopt this resolution as an expression of our profound grief in the loss of our Lodge Brother.

Be it further resolved that this resolution be spread upon the minutes of our lodge and a copy be sent to the family of the deceased, and a copy be sent to the publication of our order.

Dated at Hallettsville, Texas this 19th day of October, 1958.

Chas Holy F. K. Bucek John Holy Resolution Committee 4 • ( ) RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY LODGE PRAHA NO. 29 TAYLOR, TEX. We, the undersigned resolution Comrnittee of Lodge Praha No. 29, Taylor, Texas 'wish to: express our heartfelt syxnpathy to the bereaved family and friends of out lodge brother CLARENCE L. PAVLICEK died October 20, 1958 at the age of 43 years.

Services were held October 22nd at 3 p.m. from Condra Memorial Chapel in Taylor, Texas with Rev. Henry Beseda and Brother Bill Coffman officiating interment was in Taylor City Cemetery.

Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Faye Pavlicek, his mother Mary Pavlicek, two sons Robert Wayne, and Lanny Gene Pa ylicek, a daughter, Linda Kay Pa y -licek,astrM.EWenliwobrthers, Felix and Julius Pavlicek two nieces and one nephew .

May he rest in peace.

• Vera Polansky, Cornelia Hejl A. L. Boudny Resolution Committee

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I f '. you are hot able to do anything else for your fra,ternity, please give your read Vestnik to • some of your neighbors or friends to read. They may someday become members of our S.P.J.S.T. ) • 4 • (— Vetter writing is fun for you and exciting for our readers to . read them.

Write today please, you'll make someone haPpy!

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Czech Names In The Texas News This new Column in our Vestnik has ,441ned fa vor with our readers, in order to keep this Column interesting we solicit your cooperation and we would be very grateful if you would send Ili some clippings from your local newspaper about persons with Czech mares if Czech descent, and/or who are SPJST Members. We solicit clippings or parts of articles of "dooings in our Czech settlements.

Cameron — Final rites for Mrs. Mary Skulinek, 65, were held Monday at the St. Cyril and Methodius Church at Granger with Father John Vanicek officiating. Burial was in the Granger cemetery.

Mrs. Skulinek was born Feb. 18, 1893 in Czechoslozakia'and came to this country as a child. She died in a Houston hospital.

Survivors include her husband, Frank of Granger; a daughter, Mrs. Bessie Reynolds of Houston; one son, Andrew Skulinek of Granger and one grandchild.

• • Funeral services were held at the Koenig Funeral Home chapel and Sacred Heart Church Saturday morning for Konstantin Chovanec, 73, of the New Ulm area, who passed away at St. Anthony Rest Home Tuesday morning of last week.

• • Miss Marian Dipple became the bride of Douglas Supak at 9 o'clock Saturday morning in a double ring ceremony performed by the Rev. James Ballemann in Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church in Plum.

• The United States Navy has authorized the transfer of two destroyer escorts to the Houston Naval Reserve. The vessels are the USS H. D. Crow and USS Wilkie.

Both will be berthed at Galveston. C'mdr.

Ralph Childs Jr. has been assigned to command the Crow and Lt. Cdidr. B. J. Petrusek will be executive officer.

• • Cameron — Mr. and Mrs. John Raymond Marak are making their home in Odessa following their recent marriage at St. Monict's Catholic Church. The bride is the former Miss Ethel Mae Jistel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Jistel. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Marak Jr. of 1Vlaraksville.

The Rev. George Duda officiated during the double ring ceremony.

• • Mrs. Anton Svetlik and daughter, Kathryn and Mrs. Jack Ruzicka and

Straw). 27 daughters, Mary Frances and Debbie have been visiting in Cameron.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Willie charanee of Ban Antonio were La Grange visitors over the weekend. They came especially to attend the funeral of their uncle, Konstantln Chovanec which was held Saturday morning.

• • Miss Virginia Grace Kocuret, brideelect, was honored at a miscellaneous shower given in the Travis Street Metho dist Church parlor from 3 to 5 p.m. Sunday.

• • On Thursday, September 18, 108 at 3:00 in the afternoon In the Park Avenue Main Street Church of Christ in Carleston, West Virginia, Miss Nadine Bellamy and our Brother John Jaap exchanged marriage vows in a love].) double-ring ceremony.

Mr. Jaap is a graduate of the GanadO High School of Ganado, Texas and also a graduate of Texas A. and. M. College and has just completed serving two years with the U. S. Army, serving part of the time in Germany. ♦• Mrs. Julia Kallus, 93, mother-in-law of Mrs. Bozena Kallus of La Grange, passed away in a Taylor hospital Sunday after an extended illness.

Funeral services were , held at St. Mary's catholic Church at West Tuesday at 10 a. m. Burial was in the church cemetery. Msgr. I. J. Valenta officiated.

Martin Bordovsky Sr. of La Grange, sustained a fractured upper left arra in an auto pedestrian accident during a misty rain about 6:30 p.m. Monday afternoon.

• • M. 'W. Stasny, radarman seaman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. William . A. Stasny of Rt. 4 Schulenburg, is serving aboard the destroyer USS Dougla.s R. Fox, operating oUt of Norfork, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J Kallus, Mrs. l3ozena Kallus and Mt and mrs, I,,. J. Sulak were in West Tuesday for the funeral of Mrs. Julia Kallm, 93, who died at Taylor.

Rev. Francis Kolar was pleasantly surprised Monday October 27 at 'Olinger 0. of C. with a six o'clock dinnei honoring him on his 25th anniversary of priestz hood by the KJT and KJZT, Altar Soc=. iety. v.

Clement Trlicek Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Clement Trlicek of Rt. 1, West Point, was elected FFA Boy of the men-: th for October. He is an active member

Strana 28 of the 'PEA and is holding theoffice of cl-oi)ter presidEnt. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Petras and Mrs. Alfred Kainer were in Ennis Sunday to attead the golden wed g ing celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Knize.

Mrs. S. J. Janak and son, Clement, attended the funeral of Val Janak, 80, cf Wied at St. Mary's Catholic church Tuesday morning. e Mr. and Mrs. James Parma spznt Su.i,y in Galveston getting accute -i tit their new grara2daghter, arie, little daughter M Mr. and Mrs. Parma.

Mr. and Mrs. Jerome , Mrs. H. eda, Robert Piwetz, and ',/tiss Loraine l'iwetz of Dallas recently visited at the bedside of John Beseda who is a hospital patient in Her ykann Hospital in Houston following an accident while at work He is reported to be doing well. t 4 q.

Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Chappell of 4011 Cline Rd. Amarillo, Texas, are the proud parents of a baby daughter born Oct. 14 and named Donna Joy. Sirs. Chappell will be remembered as Our Sister Marion Jaap of Ganado, Texas.. o Kenneth Charles -Pechal, eight pound, 14 ounce son born to Mr. and Mrs. Alois William Pechal, Temple, Texas, on. Oct. 25.

• Patrick Jack IVIikeska, seven pound, 14 ounce on born Oct. 25 to Mr. and Mrs. Anton Jack Mikeska, Rogers.

Janice Elaine Shenkir, six pound, eight ounce daughter born Oct. 23 in a Bryan hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Shenkir of College Station. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shenkir of Rogers and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ellison of Franklin.

S TNtK -- WEST• TEXAS

Wednesday, November 5, 1958

Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Sulak became the proud parents of a baby girl born Tuesday at Fayette Memorial hospital. The A man in La Pryor in Southwest Texlittle miss weighed eight pounds, four as , reports finding 64 dead cotton rats in ounces. a single night on the lawn of his home, apparently killed by his dogs. In Crystal City the cantaloupe crop has been severely damaged by rats.

DANCE From Austin comes reports of rats in back yards where none have been before, and of mice in suburban homes. In Abilene and Wichita Falls increases in rat and mice populations have been Saturday, November 8 noted. Farmers southwest of San Antonimaraizi orchestra -- Sokol Hall in io have experienced serious losses to eis small grains, peanuts and tomatoes due Boma orchestra — Waco SPJST to rodent depredations.

Linden Hell atElm Mott What's behind these unusually high Le ,e 11:,3e orchestra — Fair Grounds in La rodent populations? It is imnosSible to Grange give a definite answer, but State Health Sil Krenek orchestra — SPJST Hall in Department and Fish -and Wildlife ServNels=Q while ice investigators feel increased rainfall :Rudy Kurtz orchestra — KT Hall in had a lot to do with it.

San Antonio Rains caused dense vegetation growth Joe Patek orchestra — Bill Mraz Hall in where rats and mice could take cover Houston raise young, safely hidden from natural Vrazel Polka Band — Wedding Dance — enemies. Also, farm crops have been SPJST Hall in Buckholts good, providing a ready source of food.

State and local health departments Sunday, November 9 have made intensive field investigations, Ed Faraizi orchestra — KJT Bazaar — and laboratory tests have been made on St. Joseph's Hall in Dallas live and dead specimens of rats and Lee Ilse orchestra — Sons of Herman mice. This conclusion has been reached: Hall in Houston There is no evidence at this time of a Sil Krenek orchestra — Wedding Dance specific threat to public health. At presr Ellinger C of C Hall Rudy Kurtz orchestra — Wedding Dance ent the problem seems to be more of art economic and nuisance nature.

KJT Hall in Aeemansville While this conclusion is reassuring, it Joe Patek orchestra Riverside Hall in does not .mean rodent-borne disease Fast Bernard outbreaks are imPossible. Rodents can Southern Syncopators — SPJST Hall in serve as reservoirs for various diseases Hillje transmissible to humans, and are hosts to a variety of disease-carrying paraTuesday, November 11 Lee use orchestra — Day and Night sites such as fleas.

Here are some things homeowners can Celebration and Dance — American do to control rats and mice around their Legion all in La Grange property: All the above oances are at night unSearch for and close up all portals of ess otherwise specified. This is a free entry. One Austin man looked for days service but applies only to those dances for an opening into his house large at which mainly polka and waltz music enough to admit mice. He finally found is played by a live orchestra. The Vest• it — a half-inch space around the pilot nik or writer will assume no responsi- control on the floor furnace. A piece of bility resulting from any dance announ- hardware cloth or steel wool makes good cement which is listed in this column. blocks for places like this.

Listings from orchestras and dance halh Set traps and practice scrupulous Should be received at least one week be- home and premise sanitation. Get rid of fore 'Du p lication, Send all listings to tall grass, stacked lumber or anything Calvin Chervenks. Route 2, Rogers, Tex else that might harbor rodents. Bites of rodents or their fleas should be reported if you are not able to do anything to local health authorities.

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Noska of Houston are the proud parents of a baby girl born Sunday. The little lady weighed nine pounds, ten and a half ounces, and will be named Jerrilyn Marie. else fe' yo'Ir fratenajty, please give your • Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Adamcik of Grand read Vestnik to some of your neighbors Prairie are the proud parents of a baby fisiends to read. They may someday girl, weighing eight pounds one ounce, become members' of our S.P.J.S.T. born Oct. 21.

About Your Health

These are strictly preventive measures and do not imply the existence of rodent borne disease in epidemic proportions.

State Health Department field investigators and laboratory studies will continue wherever indicated'.

Ve stl'edu, tine 5. liStopadu 1558 A salesman was making house-tohouse canvass by phone.

"Hello" answered an obviously small boy.

"Let me speak to your mother or father," the salesman requested brusquely.

"They're not home," said the small boy.

"Is there anyone else there I can talk to?" inquired the salesman.

"My sister" was the reply.

"Well, put her on," said the salesman.

Then ensued a long silence, then the little boy's voice finally came back on the phone, 'I can't lift her out of the playpen."

VESTNIK

WEST, TEXAS

- !batch All Tommy rushed in from playing with the boy next'door.-He looked worried, and said, "I'm sure' I'll catch it, an' be awful sick!"

"Catch what?" asked his mother.

"I just heard Jimmy's mother tell his dad that Jimmy had a crony. I'm sure I haven't been vaccinated for that, have I Mother?" )e + Mindful "Looks like a smart dog you've got there," remarked a friend.

"Smart? All I gotta say is, 'Are you commn! or ain't ya?' and he either comes or he doesn't."

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Za :spokojeni ruelm. Pi4e: Conrod's Plant Farm Ft. 3 - Box, 309, Waco, Texas (45- 7p) le to do anything If you a e please give youk else for your of your neighbor8 read Ve,stnth, read. They may someday or friends bete re members of our S.P.J.S.T.

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If you are not able to do anything News and a cheerful message can else for your fraternity, please give your Gabby Tourist: "Whose skull is that?" bring worts of joy to a irft‘nd, a lonely read Vestnik to some of your neighbors Tired Museum Guide: "That is the or friends to read. They may someday shut 7 in so please write t“ the,Vestnik skull cf the Emperor Montezuma." today. becowe members of our S.P.J.S.T.

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