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BENEVOLENCE HUMANITY BROTHERHOOD

1111PRAVA K NAM PODNIKUM Pti dobre vale vgle ize zaiiditi, by onejakSrm "otevihubou" znechucend.

Takove misty se objevujici nebratr- slava sebe skromnej gi dilstojne v osade ske jednani by melo bYti jak nale21 od- ku vagi cti vyznela. souzeno a vyloueeno.

Pozvete na takovY dilstojnS7 projev Zahani nam to totiZ, ochotne pracov- nagi lasky k to SPJST jinonarodni Va‘ge niky do Ustrani a takove znechucovani sousede, zname a pratele. spolkove prace jest jak vied jak bolak, Oznamte Vage chystane podniky dosti jak rakovina, kterou v gude kde se vy- piedem ye Vagem organu, rad poslou'Zini; skytne hled'me spoleene odstraniti. — jen jednejte, necht' i jine, a ptal bych Chceme-li ye vlastnim zajmu gifiti Snadno to dokaZeme a pkatele si zis- si srdeene, by v gechny dalgi nage lady o naSi Jednote dobrou povest a ziskati kame, vzajemnYm fictivYm bratrsky'm se hlasily. — Mnoho zdaru Vain pkeju ji ye svem okoli nove ptatele, dluZno j ednanim a povzbuzovanim k spoleene vgem! nam pomahati kde jen moZno nejen nagi praci.

•( tadovYm Utednikilm aby se navgteva Tedy jegte jednou si opakujme, jedtadovYch schilzi pozvedla, ale i nagim mistnim organisatorrim tak abychom nejme mezi sebou ohledupine, laskave a jim jejich agitaeni praci v okoli usnad- slagne. — Kdo si obeas s yYm ptieinenim av'oji ochotou zaislouZi uznani, dejme jej zaveas, dokud on se bude mod s toho 0, vy nage hory, JiZ jednou jsem na to upozornil, 'Ze potegiti.

Zulove a tvrde, jen velice main nam pomaha, odvoldnate nas, jak nesti vati se na na ge vznegena, hesla jen zesty, Pamatujme tea povkly, Ze jest to mno- muZne eel° hrde!

— musi na na girn jednani byti znatel- ho snadnej gi nekoho posouditi, ne2-li no, Ze tyto hesla nam pte gli i do krve, sam nekterou to skritisovanou vec na- 1.Tete nas jak nikdy Ze se dle nick fidime a ke i jedname praviti. — Chybyti je lidske a jen ten neblednouti strachem, tak jak jsme pti vstupu jeden druhemu kdo nikdy nic nedela, chybam se vystki- kdy se gklebi na nas zagti blesku nachem. slibovali. Dobra vide mezi nand a ha. nad geni pro na gi Jednotu jsem jist, po-Clete nas jak Pamatujme na osiavu na geho 62 leti k hvezdam boZim zkiti, mohou nam v gude kde zajem a einnost dne 1. dervence. Cinime Vain tuto yYz- kdy vir zpevnYch zlob ochabla. vu zaveas, tak abyste se ye sySTch chce nas yr/1'6AM. PH torn povZdy pamatujme na to, coZ zich mohli dohodnout, vyplanovat jsem teZ ji2Z pted timto Vam picipomel, stojnou'oslavu pro Lento na g svatek za- 0, vy'ileske hory a co nebude gkodit znovu ptipamatova loleni. Chystejte se dle moZnosti, dle Zulove a 'Lucie, ti, ke tak mnohemu dobremu pracovni- mistnich pornertii — ale — delejte prosim rine nas, jak svorne ku nagemu byla to nage spolkova prace neco v kaldem fade nagem. nesti 'dela hrde.

Nage tadove sine povkly a v gude by slouZiti nam men jak sttedisko bratrstvi, zabavy a poueeni. Jen takove snaZeni v nagich sinich, ochotou na geho elenstva se projevujici, tahne jine a na gi mlade2 obzvlagte, k nam. Na ge sine, prazdnoton zejici s obeasnou planou schtizi, jsou jak pole mrtvYth a na ge elenstvo jen od puzuji.

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Kdyby v kazcle naSi raclove schnzi a u kaIdeho kJ:Au venovalo se potthYch 15 minut v rozmluve 0 na gi organisaeni einnosti, ciozajisti:, by nam to v gern ye lice prospelo. ---- Co k tomu rikate?

Anebo:-- Dali jste svym detem, mlad;Sim elentim prilelitost saeastnit se rnzne radoVe einnosti. — Uvaujete o tom zda VaSe rnanlelky a rodiny jsou pojiStelae?

Na g e bratrstvo' vykazuje od,posledniho sjezdu pozoruhocinY vzritst, mame no yYhodne plan' ochrany: Koname bratrstvi clobrem, kde jen mobto, riebOt' jen tak pinime ty idealy ktere si pre& stavovali dociliti naSe zakladatele 'pied 62t1 lety. . , Nase orgarnsatori sestry . bratrt jsou neustale informovane o eaStS'ich Zrnenach pojiAteni a jsott si toho vedomi, naSe pojistky jsou jen spolehlivou rodin nou ochranou. DoporUei na gint zakazniktim takovou ochranu pro budoucnost, ktera vyhovi osobnini po2adavkum a mo — Naga organisatofi jsou p6silane aneb cvieene z ylagte, aby rnohli po rozmluve s prospektem SestaYiti nejvhodnejAi program pro nej i jeho . ro Laska ye slovb mezi sq/ni. v Padove ni nie Vas nestaii :a spilsobi, opet laska you odezvu. — Dobra yule mezi nami je nutna v kaMem ease a pusobi jak neeko aneb jak blahodarriSi &At% Dobrou rid!, laskavYm slovem docilime a oslazujeme si navzi'ijem to mono.

Nezapominejl e treba, nekdy sou dime, jsine se prawn'. Cestou, prec jen obeas pronesen6 slo-vo uznani nas,ob-, Ale to nejsrne sarni, itOdeho obeas bratrske pohlazeni teg1 a takove ovzd.usi mileho soulatlu a.

Porozutheni je jako 'bychom dostali noyou krev, to ktera zajat'uje zdarne pokraeovani ria gich dobrich,snah do-'budoucna.

Nag Vestnik jest tomu iteelu zasve.con, abychorr. ,41 pomfthall, se povzbuzovali, prinagel nam zpravy jak se nage sestry a bras ii Uncle snazi, abychom na to pamatovali kcle, kdy a jalcm spilsobem pornoci. Po zku genostech seznali isrne, ze nam je treba svorne prate bez hagtef.eni se pied vereinosti. bez vvcitani si chvb, ktere ji g nelze nan"aviti.

111ed'rne ku predu, bled'ine naiiti cestu It uspechum a kdv' se : k Uspechurn tak nezaporneitme. ze mame die nag ich hesel i pomahati tern mene scho pnYrn, sestarlYm zne gt'astnebi. m mezi na mi. — Tak nejlepe si predstavuji, z'o by

Na,S organ budiZ naSim pojitkem pri ko tti vSech dobrYch snah. Chtel bych abych vas v gechny Vestnikem povzbudil k ciobremu snaZeni, aby Vas obeerstvil kdy2 jste unavene, aby Vam prines1 noyou silo, chat' k praci, aby Vas poueoval a v bratrske sesterske lasce pojil.

Jest to naSe yroucne pram, abychom se dobte takto vespolek snaSeli a mallcherne veci nechali straniu. Pro dobrou vet, ktera nam ma bYti draha, proto ze narn path vespolek, bychom se mohli obeas dbetovat a zapominat.

Dejte obeas vYtisk Vestniku svenut znamenm kterY dosud v Jednote neni. aby si jej preeet1 a reknete mu o sve Jednote neco pekneho. — Pamatujte na to, si mame vSici pomahat aby Jednota flak rOstla, mobutnela VaSi Pamatujte ter, ,jak to na Vag' en° 'redaktora asi pnsobi. kdYZ od nekterYch radu za celielcY tok radeeky neobdr2i. ` Progiin pokuste se o napravu a nekdo z Vas tam se laskav ozvete a zaSI3te male oznameni, vzpominku z va geho spol Jiste nas to poteSi a koveho kujf Vam pre de rn.

Red. ) • .7.0 (

Co pies tSrden jsem zadechl Zo pat6m okcsku se dukladne pravujt na svoji distriktni schtizi ktera se tile zpravy dole bode konat na pied sedy 8iirabarikove renei.

• • SolcolskSi • a radovV einitei bratr Joe Maca v Dallas churayi, cos ovSem lituieme a prejeme obrat k lengimu.

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Ze v mnohych mistech minulou necleli dostali yYdatn de gt' i zde ye West notne zaylaMlo av gak deSte bylo jiz zapotreby.

• Ze na den zdobeni hrobil se chysta v mnohYch mistech ditstojne oslavy.

Cast na geho je Zadoncl.

• • Ze bli2icim se zakoncenim gkolniho roku ty nage man inky el ystaji dceruSkam nadheine ithory. ZLi a se to 137ti i east° premrAtene ba nad pomery nektere rodiny, ale moda je moda Ze ano?

• pHtel Karel Tobola z Penelope vane. onemocnel na zanet a prillom slepeho streva a byl dopraven do Hillsbor

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Piejeme brzkY obrat Hle sotva moje piseti vaha se odvdeiti do sveta, jie na tve hlave, matko draha, Ze Kapitan Janek s maneelkou a dce- vlas gedinami prokveta. rugkou dlel zde ye West na tYdenni nay Steve svYch rodin y Ed. JankovYch. Kapi- Vlas, rychle zraje ka gedine, tan Janek jest ye sluebach Air Force at vgak piseri k slave zdlouhave.

0 matko, za sny na tvem kline Webb Air Force Base. dam vgechno sneni o slave.

• • -- Ze nag' mladY (Shorty) Billie Gene Pritely drahY odpust', ale je tolik kra Skarpa nyni pracuje ye Waco, Tex., a snYch basni o nagich maminek ee kdyvelice jej zde pohtegujeme. bych je vgechny chtel uvesti, zapinil • • bych nekolik eisel Vestniku.

- Ze sleena Vrbova dcery maneelti John • gi. • L. VrbovYch z Abbott, stala se druekou eivota Leona. Stachy absolventa A & M College. — Blahoptejerne.

Jedna nage krajanka, ktera si nepteje • • aby, byla v listu jmenovana, zasila nem — Ze pani Barto gova z Penelope nyni ptedplatne na na g organ Vestnik, kter ydane est v Dallas u sve pro dcery kde j si ra,da pteete. se zvolna pozdravuje.

Dekujeme Vam mila pani za milou • • vzpominku a zaslany- obnos ptede.,rne br. e u J. Kaluei rodstne piivital tatik vydavateli Holaskovi. g I • 9 liberniho chlapeeka kterY se narodil ye Wacovske nemocnici. Gratulujeme.

• • ske nemocnici. k lepgimu.

c k Upiinme dekujeme

Nage navitevy Bratr Nors, se na hovor s nami zastavil a 011ie jsme si porokovali. -Mezi tYdnem v tiskarne na krat gi hovor se zastavil br. Robt. 6ervenka, J. Mclean, Langr. Sestra Soukupova a ses. Ruth Ktiean, br. Zatopek, br. Tobola a br.

Bartog. — Dekujeme za nav gtevy a te"silo nas. Pfljd'te zas.

Bratr E. Pla gek zdelil, ee se sueastnil pohtbu vdeeneho faraie H. E. Besedy a ee ireast pratel, rodiny a znamYch byla velka. Pohitu se sneastnili z West, sl. Olga Pazdralova, pi. Caroline Rydel, p. Emmett Pla gek, p. a pi. E. W. Pla gek, p.

Rud. Barton, pi. Tonny Malach, p a pi.

Henry Moravec a jeho matka, vgichni West, p. a pi. Will Beseda z Penelope a jejich dva syni a jejich man'eelky z Elm Mott. PozirstalSrm vyslovujeme nag'i upti mnou soustrast.

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Smutria zpriva

— Ze maneele J. Simeikovy z Waco dleli Dogla truchliva zvest, ee farat I3eseda navgtevou ye West a litujeme, *ee jsme z Caldwell, kterY jie del gi dobu churaje nahodou promegkali. vel v Bryan skonal. Litujeme jeho od♦ • chodu, velika to ztrata pro na gi LAMB ci— 2e pani Louis Kazdava z West pojede rkev v Texasu. Vlasteneckeho kneze jsem letos °pet se podivat do ech a na Mo- jist, bade dlouha a s Actou vzpominaravu, (a to jie po tteti). Doufame, ee to- no. — Necht' odpoeiva v pokoji. ho ye zdravi ueije.

(Velice litujeme, ee nemohli jsme se • • pohitu sneastnit). Zprava do gla pozvgechny na ge okolni tady SPJST. de.

• ) jevi nyni zvY genou einnost, coe nas velice tegi. Pri trochu dobre vuli, kaedY ten nag spolek by mohi svemu elenstvu poskytnouti jednou mesiene slu gne pobaveni. Mame tu v okoli jak jsem se pfesved cil dosti schopnYch mlad gich sil jen neat a chtit uptimne a uznale s nima je Minulou nedeli meli jsme to potegeni dnati. Dobrou agitaci, sentry a bratti sueastniti se na pozvani schtizi prvniho nemireeme dnes vyrozumeti jen ziskava- okrsku a mohu bez pochlel3ovitni proni novYch 'Oen& My musime tee hlecleti zatiM j en kratce zdelit, ze, byla velice uspokojiti nage veSkere jiz ziskane star zdatild. si elenstvo. V torn prosim, rozumejme, Navgteva byla innohem vetAi nee jsem ee jest zahrnuto, v ge co dobreho pro Jednotu koname — elm pomahamesi- oeekaval. Celt' potad, ptedvedenY proiiti dobrou vuli, bratrstvi a tu pot•ebnou gram ditek, ptednesy nagich pozvanYch volby, pohosteni, celkem v ge co nam znamost jakoe i uznani o na gi dobre povesti. JedenkaeclY z nas jest zapo- jsme zanily velice mohlo jednoho kaecletteby k tomu, aby se nav gteva tech na- ho poteg it, povzbudit a poueit. BudeSich schrizich poeetne pozvedla a tarn me-li opet pozvane shledame se, jak doupak nage urednici maji fikol aby se na- fain, na Snook. Ptigte o tom vice.

Red. pe schtze nezev gednively. — Povzbuzuj4, ) me se vzajemne hled'me ziskat pomoc nagich sester a — piljde to!

Soudce "Kdy2 se blind stroll:11k, po• • Cal pry jste utikat jako zajic a. ted' tvrdi mel jsem v poslednim cisie o te, ee jste chromSr. —" "Musil jsem,, jemnostpa Vagabund nagich matiekach tuto basnieku miti uvetejnenou a sice, jest od na geho ne- ne. Ti straenici to eloveku nechte j i nisnatelneho Jarou ge Vrchlickeho a zni:— kdy NO:it!"

Schiize 1, okrsku v College Station

RESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI

Zas oznamuji ztratu na geho tadoveho bratra a posledni dobrou easteje Morava na si nagla cestu do na geho iadu je to Joe

zerntel nahle, neoeekavane v nejlepgim veku svojich muenYch let. Do tadu vstou pil v letech jinogskYch. To byl dlouholetYm nagim bratrem. Nasledoval do neznama svojeho otce a star giho bratra.

Pohiten byl za neasti girokeho obecenstva. Byl vedy veselY, usluenY a v geobecne obliben. Te‘ece necerne strata nagel-ro spolkoveho bratra.

Zvlagt' rodina a vgichni pozilstali kte r;Yrn vyslovujeme na gi uptimnou soustrest. Nerruneme jie jinak nets potruchli me a musime 2iti dal.

Za resolueni vYbor 'facia 130 Hugo Schefea,k, Stanley Hulovec John Hemeal.

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V E S T N I K — WEST, TEXAS

Kalendai okrskovSrch schfizi Treti okrsek 3 okrsek v kterem jsou zdruZene 21. ijadft na g i Jednoty planuje svoji podzim ni poradu na den 27. zaki a site bude se konat u radii eislo 66. Waco, v jejich sini na Elm Mott. Prosime aby tato nedele nam byla ponechand. KahlY z bliz ka a i vzdalene jsou fictive zvane.

Pity Distrikt Na den 24 kvetna 1959 pada schfize pateho distriktu, jest to nak jarni toti2 prvni tento rok coZ take zahrnu je volby novYch uredniku pro paty district. Jak pO mnoho roku tak i tentokrate budeme miti schazi na krasne ranei nag eho bratra J. M. Skrabanka.

UjiSt'uji vas Ze pooasi marine do pieduobjednane tak, ze vas nemusi nic zdr Zovat. Pod krasnYmi stoletimi duby mute to se bavit ze s yYmi prateli a znamYmi. Prived'te svou rodinu, zname a sousedy. K obedu bude podavane dobre hovezi barbecue ze vim prisluSenstvim.

Program pro ten den jest asi jak ndsleduje — 10 hodin rano zahaji schfizi bratr pied seda distriktu Alfred A. Hilsher Slib \ Ternosti naSi vlajce. oteni protokolu ze schtize 5 iiijna 1958.

Jrnenovani firedniku distriktu Oslo 5.

Privitani ful'ednikti nag Hlavni fitadov ny a hostfi z jinYch Nove a nedokoneene jednan.

Volba Misto a eas pristi distriktni schfize.

Obed bude podavan ye 12:30 a ye 2 hodin bude pokraeovano se schfizi.

Program z inladeli bude piledveden se strami, Estel Kelly, Maxine S ' efeik a Del la Kadleeek.

JeSte jednou vas fictive a srdeene a yeme na naSi schfizi a piknik dne 24. kvetna na ranei bratra S" krabanka. Tegime se na shledanou.

Ze sesterskYm pozdravem, Frances Olexova.

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Kratke zajimave zpravy ze sveta

- 13Vv. velitel jordanske Arabske legie — Spojene -Staty umisti na kanadskem Gen. Glubb se domniva, '2e se Arabove v dohledne dobe pokusi o navazani prafizemi atoniove naboje v hodnote 100 bitelskYch stykri s Anglii a Francii. dolart. Budou v pripade nalehave potreby k disposici kanadske armade. Do - Viden — Z Uherskeho Ostrohu priSto doby vSak za ne budou zodpovedni od la do Vidne zprava, Ze tarn 10. dubna bornici americke armady. zemtel ye veku 86 let bYvalY es. minister sky predseda mnohonasobnY ministr NovYm pre.sidentem komunisticke oivnitra a mora ysko- slerskY zemskY presifly se stal Liu Shao-chi. Ma rnoskevske dent dr. Jan Cerny.

Skoleni a umi dokonale rusky. Mao TseTung zUstava zatim jeSte predsedou rady Belehrad:— Do Jugosla yskeho pfistavu ministrfi.

Rjeky pribylo 24 zranenYch anirskYrch re belskYch vojakft, kteri budou v Jugoslavii — Italska tiskova agentura Continenta- leeeni. V pristave na zranene eekali le prinesla zpravu, Ze sovetska, vlada po- stupci jugoslayskeho Cerveneho kriai, kte slala do AlZiru tajnou cestou prvni "do- ri sprostredkovali jejich pobyt v jugobrovolniky" aby pomohli arabskemu pod slaysk3ich nemocnieich. zemi v zaSkodnicke vadce proti francouzViden PralskY rozhlas oznamil, ske administrative. Jde vetSinou o sovetske obeany moslemskeho vyznani. dne 22. dubna znami Cs. ccstovatele, inZenYri Miroslav Zikmuncl a Mi. Hanzel— V Karlsruhe byla zateena skupina ko- ka nastoupili svou novort cestu kolem munistickYch Spionfi, kteri byli zamestna sveta. Potrva, pet let, behem kterato doni pri francouzskYch jednotkach NATO by projedou pks 70 zemi a ostrovii v na fizemi bonnske republiky. Doclavali Evrope, Asii a Oceanii. Naceste je dozpravy centrale do vYchodniho Berlina. provazi lekar a mechanik. Podobne jako — MarSal Motgomery byl na dvoudenni pri minulYch cestach, o nichZ as. cestonavSteve v hlavni romeste Sovetskeho vatele napsali poutave cestopisy, pouZiSvazu. Byl na, letisti uvitan ndeelnikem vaji automobile jako dopravnich prostgtaint marSalern SokolovskYm a prijat redkii. PraIskY rozhlas hldsil, ze tentov Kremlu prernierem ChruSeevern. Brits krat jde o dva moderne vybavene vozy kY tisk oznaeil cestu IVIontgomeryho v to znacky Tatra. ) * .16 ( to dobu za nevhodnou.

— Odpor proti Francovu reMmu. ye S ' pateenice (na schfizi pokrokovSrch Zen): nelsku den ode dne roste. Na stenach "— Nebot' — kdyby nebylo bucloy velkYch mest objevuje se eerne ny ,kde by byl dries muZ?" pismeno "P" kteremu kaZdY Spanel rovy huso!"

Hlas z publika: "V raji zumi. Znamend "protesto" — protest pro ti Francovi. Toto je projev stale vzriista- grarammtarrammar ry jici a velmi Orme a taine strany kresVanskYch demokratfi, kteri chteji odstra not Francosvu diktaturu a nahraditi ji liberalni monarchii nebo republikou a privest do tabora demokraticke Evropy.

Pamatujte na Domov Odpoeinku

— V meste Dresden ye VYchodniin NCmecku probihal politickY proces proti peti studentilm tamni techniky. Byli obvineni z protistatni einnosti a odsouzeni k vysokSjin trestUrn vezeni. K procesu byli jako pozorovatele prilzvani tri studenti ze Zapa.dniho Berlina.

Ve VYrchodnim Nemecku je na na,vAteye einskY ruclY marSal Pen Teh-Huai, miSluha dava vSrpoved'. Zamestnavatel je nistr narodni obrany. Prohlasil, ze budez toho celY prye, nebot' Anton byl vZdyc- li komunistickY relim ye VYchoclnim NC k Y Par10 a pracovit3'r elovek, a pta se mecku v nesnazich, Ruda eina mu pomMe vojensky. Dodal: "V pripade nana dfivod jeho odchodu. padeni zahaji einska vojska, operace pro "VSecko by bylo dobiie", vysvetluje td- ti imperialisturn na Dalnern VYchode." zany, "jenom s milostivou pani nemohu V Mad'arsku museli vSichni katolieti vyjit, at' delam co delam. Nikdy ji neni duchovni a protestantSti faran slnZit nic vhod!" slib vernosti komunisticke vlade. Kdo se Na to pan s povzdechem: "Oh, Anto- zdrahal, ten byl podle spra y z Vidne pone, to bych musel dat ja, take yYpoved'." slam do taborn nucenSrch praci.

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Domov Odpoeinku v Taylor, Texas, Poznate, ze pomery tam co se pohodli, vSrpravy a stravovani na gich hostfi, stafenek a stafiekii Wee, jsou Dosud nektera mista v Domove jsou k zapineni. Piesvedete se osobne o krasnem podniku svoji nav gtevou. Budete prijemne piekvapene.

Prosim nezapomente! — Primluvte se za Domov ve va;ich iidovSrch schtizich. fluky Vam piedem.

Ve stfedu, dne 20. kvetnft 1959

ODDiL DOPISOVATELC Zprava od fadu Veseli eislo 14.

Brenham, Texas Va&nY b atfe redaktore a sestry a brat ri: JiZ deli eas jsem mel na 'uminku podat do Vestniku zpravu z na gi posledni schnze kterou jsme odbYvali v meste Brenham ye Fireman's Parku v Sobotu veer dne 18-teho dubna. Tato schuze se vydafila nad oeekavani. Na g noyY term/ bratr pfedseda Lynn Du gek se znamenite zaujal ygech obkadelnich vYkonu, co se odekava od br. pi•J edsedy. Navgtivilo nas nekolik dobrYch pfatel a teZ byl pfitomen br. 13afina na S distr. organisator, kte rY k nam vesele a zajimave promluvil.

Diky br. Bafina, pfavitejte k nam nekdy zas. TeZ byla pfitormaa V teto schilzi ses tra M. Lisy, ktera, jsi pfala abych ji vypsal'Zadost e chce pfestupit od fadu aislo 13 k nag emu ra,clu Veseli eis. 14. aj se tak stab. Sestra pi. Mollie Ewell, nine zdeluje, r.2e nektere z tech nagich navStey Mkt teto naSi schfize ma jis na mu gce a e jich brzo pfipi ge do SPJST Tak se tegime. Té byl pfitomen v teto schfizi mia d' John Ray. Peters, s matkou. Sestra Ewell, jej prave pjed schfizi ten tYden ptipsala k na gemu kadu. Gratulujeme sestfe Ewell a s radosti vitame bratra John Peters mezi nas. pfigti schfizi v eervnu budeme zas odb'vat ve Firemans Parku, v Brenham a to tfeti sobotu yeeer dne 20. eervna tak si to vgichni pamatujte. ,Sestry zas Ze pfipravi nee() k zakousnuti po schfizi ko lahe a kejky i tfeba.s i malinove paje. A o need k uhaseni 'Zizne se postarame. V teto schfizi jsme to tak zafidili a bylo to fain.

Diky odboru hasiü mesta Brenham, za dovoleni nam k pou'Zivain jejich budovy bezplatrie. Zajiste si toho vgeci va2Zime.

Bratfe Ho gku, jestli v tomto dopisu nadelam hodne chyb a napisu nektera slova trochu tak jak se fika nezfetelne tak pfipominam. e to neni chyba moje ani tuella pera, ale chyba poeasi pisu toto v nedell dne desateho kvetna a veeer weer a prgi a hodne se bliska a hrom hluel syetlo elektricke ji‘Z asi deset krat se zatmelo tak je to hodne nepfiznive pH. takove pohrome psat. prosim promin te!

Z bratrskYm pozdravem E. G. Vavra, taj.

Pozn red:— • PeknSi. to dopis a radostnY k tomu doufam se Vim vgem dohromady podafi rad nZivit. Pfejeine Vam zdaru.

VESTXf X WEST, TEXAS Engle, Texas (Opozdeno z minuleho tYdne) Sestry a bratil!

Nag fad Frantisek PalackY eislo 21 bude konat svoji schfizi v nada. dne 7. dervna o 2 hodin odp. NOS fieetni yYbor ma se yeas dostavit pfed schfizi. NaSe mile sestry a bratti podilnici jsou Z'adarie by se v pinem poetu dostavili . Bu de se zas jednat o torn prodeji nail sine a bude se o torn hlasa yat ma-li se prodat nebo ne.

Tak prosim vSici se sfieastnete v nedeli 7. eeryna o 2 odpoledne.

S bratrskYna pozdravem I. J. KopeckY, pfedseda.

1 • sts • Wheelock, Texas Mile sestry a bratfi:— Oeekaval jsem, e nekterY e'en nebo elenkyne z naSeho prvinho okrsku napiSe do naSeho Vestniku o te dobre yeeeki co nas nag. bratr Bakina a eleni ad taeu Nov' Tabor tak pane pohostili dne 21-teho dubna weer. Nechtel ism 0 tom dfive psat abych nezabiral ye Vestniku vice mists, ale kdyZ ZadnY nic o tom nenapsal jen na g bratr redaktor. Neda rani) to bych jeSte jednou ygena nepodekoval za vgechny co jsme byli pkitomni u isidu 17. -Lobe bratke redaktore srdedne diky za to, Ze Si to 1/. naSein Vestniku tak pek ne opsal. Ano byla to opravdu dobra yedeice a jegte nas bratr Bafina poeastoval beeiekou pivem na, rozloueenou u Senkov fly. Byla to opravdu pfatelska beseda a teZ" veseld. Jsem jistY, Z`e vSichni jsme se ubiralj k na girn domovtim potegeni a po vzbuzeni v nail spolkove prack JeSte jednou srdeenY dik toile bratfe Bafino za tve ucteni a za tvoji peknou praci kterou pro na S okrsek a celou nagi Jednotu kona,S. SineenY dik ySem elenfun ad fadu No vY Tabor a z yla gte jejich hezkYrn kuchaf kam za jejich pekne victeni nas Pozdrav na vSechny Vag, Frank Vatopil, •( --) • Sokol Corpus Chri,ti Corpus Christi, Tex. 1pozvani VSroeni °slava y Corpus Christi, Texas Telocviena Jednota Sokol Corpus Chris ti bude poPadat svoji yYroeni °slava' v So kolovni 24. kvetna 1959. Jednota tato byla zde zalolena 1. eervna, 1930 a obdOela elensky diplom od Americke Obce Sokolski,: 3. kvetna 1931.

Prvni fifednici byli: bratfl Alois Sacky starosta, A. C. SvatopolskY mistosta rosta, J. J. KruSinskY jednatel. P. J. Zbranek neetni, Anton KrainskY pokiad nik. Jos. KruSinskY st. vzdelavatel. CvieitelskY sbor: Jos. Podhradsky, Alb. Regmund, J. J. KruSinsky, Ant. KruginskY, Aug. Sack. Frank Veseika.

Btrans I tfednici pro rok 1959: Jim Kueera sta rosta, Ed. Kueera mistostarosta, John Static jednatel, Meth. SijanskY fieetni, Anita Regmund pokiadnice. Cvieici sbor: Jim Kueera ndeelnik, Alb. Regmund mistondeelnik, Anna stranskY Castro rid&Mice, Annie Regmund mistonadelnice.

ZvolenY slavnostni yYbor dela potfebne pfipravy, aby pro vSechny navgtevni ky bylo o vSechno dobke postarano.

Chicken barbecue abed zaene b'ti pro davan ye 12 hodin. Sestry Sokolky jsou zase Zadany by peei yem pomohly do kuchyne jak obyeejne.

Pa obede bude vyhravat Majkfiv orchestc. Na programu je take "Cake Walk" a rfizne pobaveni a obeerstveni. Na to pak yeeer bude taneeni zabava take pH Majkove hudbe. Cala, verejnost j est fictive zvand. Pfijd'te mezi nas a po moae nain oslavit to 29 lete trvani nagi Sokolske Jednoty. — Na zdar a na shleda non.

John StaSa, jeOnatel. )• Moulton, Texas Mill etenafi:— Tak zas abych napsala do toho na geho mileho Vestniku aby bylo co dist. ZajdnY zde ad lads nepise tak zas musim ja.

PH deSti neni co delat kdybych byla nalad gi, tak bych hned zas Sla nekam na farmu, mela bych se kolem neeeho obracet.

Musim napsat pani Pavlasove o torn Novohrade. Já jsem psala e ji'Z tarn nestoji ani ten post, e je to vgecko zbourane a odyezene. Lido pokoupily budovy. Co tarn stall Hauze tak je s toho pastr a ae tam neni No yohradu pi•ec se tomu mistu tak fika., Tak jak tam pani L. Pavlasova pojede budov tam ovgem. neuyidi. — TeZ jsem byla na te okrskoye schfizi na Moravii. Jednani tam bylo pekne a v na gi feel program se ka'Zclemu bibil. Poznala jsem tam na geho redaktora a chtela jsem se s nim seznamit ale trochu jsem se ho stydela. Ale dopada hodni elovek a udelal f am peknott Vgechni se fee ale 1 jine, musim Net. pekne zadr'Zeli v naSi feel a veru Fe to Na Mothers day se tëbylo zajimaye.

Sm Ott pfijedou, darky pfivezou a bude zas veselo. — Bridal chystat pro vSec ky dobrY abed.

Farmafi maji ted' peknY das pracovat v poll a vSechno pekne roste i zahradkach jedna radost se podivat, jak • pi:Se sestra Hogkova.

Jen aby nepfi g ly na to kronpy ty by nam to ale pfekapali, 2e? -- My tu mame kousek korny a je to •krasne, doufa-,, me Fe budou Rostingears.

No tak koneim a pi gte hodne do nageho Vestniku.

A sesterskY pozdrav Louise Jilek.

Strana e itad Slovanska, Lipa Oslo 60 Waco, Texas Cteni bratti a sestry:— Nage pravidelna, schtize tadu Slovanska, Lipa eislo 66 byla zahe.jena br. Ed. G. Mazancem, ptedsedou na geho tadu. Byla vzdana Best nagi vlajce pod vedenim nagi Z. F. Spence. Ptitomno bylo ve schtizi 76 dent, co2 nas tesilo, Ze tolik elend se dostavilo do schetize. Na ge navgtevnici byli br. a ses. E. L. Marek, ptedseda Hlavni ritadovny, pi. David Wagburn a dcerugka Edith Ann a pi. Sexton prvni jmeno jsem nezaslechl.

Po schtizi do gli dalgi navAtevnici jejich jmena nemam, jsme radi, Ze jste se pkigli na nas podivat a doufame, Ze pkijedete zase.

Byl eten protokol z minule schtize a ptijat jak byl psan. Br. John Simeik podal zpravu za rieetni vYbor, Ze na ge knihy nagli v potadku. Br. Roman Parma podal zpravu za nemocenskY vYbor, Ze jsou vgichni zdravi, ale po zpra,ve jsme dostali zvest, Ze br. Jos. Kneera nable onemocnel a neleza se ye yeteranske nemocnici v Marlin v gichni mu pfejeme brzkeho uzdraveni a doufam, Ze se bude moci vratit brzo domti.

Nova 'deny jsme uvedli — br. Harold C. Trojan, ses. Thelma Trojan, br. Mark Hanug, ses. Peggy Lucile a Bobby Jean Martin, ses. Darlene Louise Engelka, a ses. Sharon Ann Engelka. Jsme radi, Ze jste se k nam pkidali a doufame ,Ze se yam u nas bude libit.

Br. Ed. Mazanec, ptedseda stavebniho vYboru pedal zpravu, ae stavebni vYbor teki nam, ae kuchyri bude dodeland tento tYden a jsme zakoupili 25 novYch stola pro jidelnu, ktera, doufame Ze taky bude brzO dodeland, celkem stavba po kraeuje dobke a budeme mit v gechno do koneeno v kratke dobe.

Sestra Libby Parma podala zpravu za Birthday Club a tento mesic slavili tyto sve narozeniny. Lesli Dungan, Barbara Stanislav, Emil Hanu g, Alvin Reznicek, Rosemary Mynareik, Richard Urbi g, P. L. Martin a zaspivali jsme jim Happy Birthday. Dale sestra Libby /lam povedela o na gim princes kontestu o eem pkinesem dal gi zpravu pozdeji.

Sestra Ceska se ptiralouvala abychom jsme se lepe poznali mezi sebou, nebot' Clara nam piibylo mnoho tak Ze se uZ ani vgechny nezname.

Byla nam ptedstavena na ge princez na Norma Traywick a jeji doprovoclei br. Billy Joe Kotenek, je to hezkk parek a doufame Ze bude take i kralovnou ttetiho distriktu.

NeZ se schilze ukoneila promluvil k na gim matiekarri na g oblibenk ptedseda Hl. fitadovny br. Ed. L. Marek, ptines1 nam

Vt STNiK WEST, TEXAS krasnou tee o na gich matiekach jak jenom to dovede nag Eda Marek. Dekujeme bratte Marku je gte jednou.

Po schtizi jsme meli spoleenou veeeri byla vYborna a po veeeti jsme meli taneeni zabavu a jine veselosti a kaZdY odegel spokojen a vesel.

S bratrskYm pozdravem Otto Hanug.

• A •( El Campo, Texas Ctena, redakce a mile sestry a bratti:— JelikoZ nage Jednota zavedla pojistku na ochranu domova, chci tady neco vys vetlit.

Nemeli bychom toho praveho pocitu bezpeenosti ye syYch domovech, kdybychom nevedeli, ae jsme uoinili ygechno moZne, abychom -pfede gli skaze, nebo pogkozeni toho draheho nam mista. Dojista jsme se postarali, aby stfecha byla v potadku, aby nikde nezatekalo, a aby nikde nebylo nebezpeei sktiZenirrt elektri ckYch dratt, okna dobte ptilehala, aby chom nejakYm nepotadkem nezvYgovali nebezpeei ohne.

Zajiste jsme i pojigteni proti ohni a jinYm Skodam, jenZ mohou nespoutane ptirodni Zivly zprisobiti. Nato z pravidia myslime. Jestli pak ale take na to myslime, abychom podobnYm zprisobem chranili to jeho kouzlo, ktere blaZi nas i vgechny ostatni eleny rodiny, jako zakladni kamen Zivotni spokojenosti a fispechu v geho nageho snaZeni ye vYdelee ne einnosti 1 jine einnosti v lidskem spo leeenstvi. Zdalia pak chranime vgechno to, co je ypravde na gim nejdraZgim pokladem, take nalditYm Zivotnim pojigte nim vgech Mann na gi rodiny? Jestli pak jsme se postarali o gicolni pojistku o zabezpee'eni gkolni vrchovy svYch clitek?

ZdaliZ mama, dostateene vysokou pojist ku sami, aby manZelka v pripacle nageho odchodu, mohla udrZeti domov i s jeho krasm'im kouzlem pro sebe a pro nage mile ditky?

ZdaliZ pro takovy ptipad chranime svoji rodinu pied ztratou tuna° domova pro nemanost zaplaceni morgyee?

Nemyslime li na to mile co nam domov poskytuje, mysleme i na jeho ochranu va geho budouciho klid vas i vagi cele rodiny?

Nage Jednota zavedla vYhodrie pro ten fieel pojistky pro ochranu rodin a ty prave mohou se stati odpo yedi na tyto ()talky, ktere si musi poloZiti kaZdY peelivr a staroslivY otec a Zivitel rodiny.

Jednota na ge nabizi vam pojistky na zaplaceni morgyee, je-li domov va g zatUen, kdy2 by jste byl s tohoto sveta odvolan ad va gi rodiny a pfijem by nestaoil. Seznamte se s vYhodami techto pojistek. Vy vgichni zajiste mate premile vzpominky na vas domov z nalacli,

Ve 8ttedn, atte 20. kvdtna 1959 kterY vystupuje pted varai a vagimi dukvnimi zraky jako ptelibezne mist°, at' byl ten domov sebe skrovnej gi. Vzpominka na jeho lasky pine ovzdu gl, jeni tvofib starostlivY otec a peeliva matka, dy zahteje a naplriuje srdce milkm teplem i po dlouhYch letech. To je to co rikame "kouzlo domova", to je souhrx vseho toho, co vytvorila rodina pospo litost, drivera a laska. Maji-li deti spoko jenY domov, kde vladne yzajemna laska, jsou chraneny jim i pied vgelijakYm zlem, jen2 na ne eiha, s mnoha koutti kaZdodenniho Zivota. TakovY domov sto ji veru za nalaitou ochrartu, kterou ma to u nagi Jednoty na dosah ruky.

Zavolejte vageho organisatora at' vim vysvetli ktera pojistka by vyhovovala va gemu freelu. KaZdY na g organisator s radosti vas obslouZi nekolik nagich v uplynulem mesici odeglo tam odkud neni navratu. KaZda, takova ztrata nas boll avgak hledime, by se ztrata nahradila a proto Zadam) na ge organisatory, by venovali pozornost obzvlagte maim &tem, v nich2 nage Jednota ma ten pravy zaklad a my v gichni se snaZime ten zaklad spevniti.

Mill bratii organisatoki jako i vgichni elenove a elenkyne, by jste v tuto letni dobu meli jeviti \a g' zajem o Jednotu a o praci agitaeni, a vynasnaime se vgici a mejme na pameti, ze budemeli sobe stale ptipominati yYznadnY nag cil 35,000 'dent nam ulolenY dojista to dokaZeme.

S bratrskYm pozdravem jak vklyi 1g. '8 enkyfik, dist. org .

Poznamka red:— Tento poknk Tviij elaneeek mei by bYti kaIdYm pozorne &len a sledovan.Diky Tobe bratte Senky•iku.

• • Timto zdeluji jmena organisatorri, kte ii jak nasleduje pojistili v mesici dubnu:— Ses. Carrie Bohaeik $1,000.00 Ses. Leona Brown 2,000.00 J. F. Fiala 3,000.00 Chas. Holy 3,000.00 1,000.00 Ses. Sophie Hradecka Ses, Marie Macha6ek 1,000.00 John Kahanek 1,000.00 1,000.00 Jim Parma 1,000.00 enkyfik Fr. Illokk 500.00 Vzdavam dik za spolupraci a pfeji dalgiho rispechu. —J S pozdravem 1g. ‘Senkyfik, rodst. org .

• A • (Buelcholts Lodge 15 Bratki a sestry:— Oznamuji yam, Ze nage dervnova schii ze se bude odbYvat, druhou nedell dne 14teho. Je to o tYden drive net odbkvame nage pravidelne schrize.

Ve stasln, dne 20. kvetna 1959 To ndsledkern. toho, de 3t1 nedeli dne 21ho, budem odbYvat piknik. Tedy se vgichni aosta yte 14ho do schilze a 21ho na piknik.

S pozdravem Val. Nemec.

• itad Karel HavliCiek Hallettsville, Texas Cteni spolobratri i)(.0)1Val prtVidel1101.1. SChtZ1

a hylo usneseno ua g i eervnovou sc;itual oclbYvati tti treti v mesici Ceryna a priima buc l eine miti oslavu otcri i c.k. IvIladeZ bude mitt Program 1. tunic tedy zveme i. sousadni rady. Aby nami pobavit a ten den zasvetit Laskave si to poznaete na 21. eervna Ve 2 hod. oripoledne. Spolusestry jsou. done aby prirresly nejake zakusky o jine se postard vYbor.

Na shledanou 21. eeryna 1959.

Chas. Holy, tajemnik fadu C. 4.

• ) qt. ere 9 --San Antonio, Texas .Sestry a bratfi:— Jak jiZ jsem uvedl pH jinYch tostech, k zajiSteni dobreho vYsledku na gi spoleene organisatorske prace je nezbytne notne, abychom v'Sichni bez rozdilu osvojili si dokonale vSechny zna loati a vedoinost1 pokud jde o pojigteni SPJST a abychom rizce spolupracovali a byli v neustalem spojeni se 'deny na'aich mistnich fade. Ti mohou nam porno ci velmi, yydatne s yYm doporueenim a pripadne i pouzitim jejich osobniho vlivu. Panuje-li u onstniho radu dobra shoda, pak je prace nejen snadna, prijemnds ale ,v zajmu cele nak JednotY nejvY:S prospeSna a uZiteend. Illavne pak, sestry a bratil, venujte vice pozornosti na gim klubtun mladeZe, pokud je rady maji a kde nejsou dosud zaloleny a veS kere pfedpoklady pro tuto dobroU vec jsou, promluvte s mistnimi Oredniky a vlivnYmi 'deny, vysvetlete jinn naleate oe jde, co tim sledujeme a snakte se Vag.eho vgernoZne, aby klub mladeZe radii byl zalolen. Budete velice prekvapeni . jak to posili Va g rad, prinese vice chuti k praci a Ze to bode znamenat i lepgi yza.jemne porozumeni. Bode to nej' lepS1 zarukou pro bezpeene zaji gteni budoucnosti Vag eho rado ktery, az tu snad uZ jednou nebudete, bude, patrit mezi neivetSi rady na.S1 Jednoty.

V inesiCi dubnu mame zase slugnY rtistek v upisovani novYch elenti a pojiSteni, k eemoZ $9,000.00 sestra W. J. Janeova 7,000.00 bratr Frank C. Sacky 4,000.00 bartr,Frdnk W. Veselka 1,000.00 sestra Gloria A. Gordenova 1,000.00 bratr John HranickY Vkin upfimne blahopfeji a dekuji za vYbornou spolupraci. Z ylagt' pak dekuji 10 t. in.

VP STN K — WEST, TEXAS sestte Janeove, ktera se specialisovala na upisovani vysokYch pojistek, za neima y -noupracijsemt,d.ileosunati se &stile v nekterem .klubu jako loraskeho roku. Bratr Frank C. Sack syYm prieinenim je opet nejlep§im or.ganisatorem sedmeho okrsku, k eemu ,2 mu gratuluji Franku, drZ se. Nepochybuji, Ze i ostatni organisatori vyvinou vet gi einnost, aby dohnali jsou-li snad trochu pozadu a pomohli celku Ice koneeneom viterstvi. Mesic kveten, kdy tolik nagich naciejnYch divek a chlapeti po ukoneeni studii vstoupi do praktickeho Zivota, poskytuje vg em znamenitou prilaitost k ziskani novYch clenu, ktere ra,di tame do na gich fad.

VaSi praci preji mnoho zdaru!

Jaroslav Kleprlik, okrskovY organisator. )e •

Strana 7 jsme zvolili pfedsedu aby to v gecko 11dil a jak obyeejne dostal to na starost nag pfedseda Ruben LeSikar a jeho porno cnici budou — Edwin No y dr a Rudolf Troubil spravce DOMOV:). oilpoeinku.

Po ukoneeni schtze bratr Rudolf Troll bil k nam promluvil o tej veikej mateinej lasce ku svYm Mem. Dekujem yam brat re za to krasnd slova. Take nam krdsno zazpivali tri Pokorne sestry Emily, Irene a Antonette "Lodieka, -koala". Dekujeme vdm, Pak jsme uctili nejnovejSi elerikynl ses. Troubilovou a prinjnli ji krasnou ky tieku a ted nejstar gi sestre pi. Frank Drozd, nejmlad gi pi. Hamlin Susan, nej vice ditek pi. A. L. BoudnY, nejpelnelSi pi. Albert KaSparek a ja lsern ted dostala kytieku a za Mc, tak vidite de jsme meli legraci dost.

Tak dekujem l'eSte jedilou vSena bratrum za pohosteni. Vage.

Heil na Pokorna.

Pozn. red.:— Skuteene b61iny . dopis. Gra tuluji Vain i adu.

Lubbock, Texas Bratfe Hogku:— Oznam, de etvrtY okrsek planuje schtizi na nedeli 23teho srpna. Schilze bode v Lubbock u radu eislo 157 on jest nagim hostitelem.

Misto a program budou °aflame/VT poz dej e.

S pozdravem Ernest Kristin nk tajemnice

Taylor, Texas Mile sestry a bratti:— Rad Praha 'Oslo 29. odbYval svoji pravidelnou schtizi v necielk Zodli jsme se hned pled polednem a node dobilii bratri nam prichystali dobry abed, klobase kysele zeli a zemaky a sestry prinesli peeivo, tak chci za vkchny sestry poclekovat na gim bratrton za to poctu.

Mrzelo nas, de nag vernY Merl bratr Frank LeSikar je nemocen a nemohi bYt mezi nami.

Predseda Rueben Le gikar zahajil schtl zi o dvouch hodinach. Bratr BoudnY pfe Cetl protokol a Frank Bejl raim podal domaci zpravu. Br. Pd. Douai podal zpravu za majetkovY vybor a ted nam podal zpravu,- de na g may fete se nam velice yydafil.

Byl clan navrh a pfijat aby jsme darovali $25.00 na tu novou knihovnu co budou v Taylor stavit za $35,000.00, Ted byl den navrh a prijat aby jsme koupili elektrickou konvu na kale.

Ted se nam blur ruse 60 lete qroei ktere budeme oslavovat v cervenci a tak

Od Krouika CN eslq,7"ch lien z Dallas.

Kv6tnovou schfizi jsme mely u sestry Marta Vrla, u pritomnesti 31 sester. Nag e sestra. Fitzova odjiddi do Cech, ' tarn navgtivit svoji matinku, talc jsme ji pohastily a se s ni rozloueily, a pralY ji Wastnou cestu tam i met. A po lun.6u nage predsedkyne zahajila schuzi, bylo ujednano. aby jsme se schazely brzy rano, 'Ze budem mill schazi presne hod. dopoledne, a. ad no schfizi budeme mit lune, to jest pro ty, ktere musi spechat doom. A co &s tram- bude zloSrvat pouZljerne na pobaveni nlezi sebnu.

Pfisti schtize 4teho eervence bode u sester KraftovYch, 9265 Peninsula a kdy2 bode pekoe poeasi, puid'aue tarn do parku White Rock. ktery je lam blizko. Bus tam jede White Rock North. Z busu slezete na Highland Drive a Luna Str.,,a, be.Zte v levo do Parka v pkinadrt s'oatneho boeasi, schfize by byIH ri estry Nesuda 9517 Redondo. Tani w e l l (' bus Central jeden blok a slezte na Sereno St. pfI ld na Redondo 9517.

Bus chytnete v nleste na Commeree ulici.

Dekujern hostitelkam za dobre pohoste ni a sestre Vrlove za misto v jerim 116knem domove.

Strana 8 Take mi iikala pkedsedkyne Enniskeho Kroaku, Mary Kopedek, 2e v Ennis krou Z"ek bude mivat schtizi etvrtY etvrtek v mesici, to tak aby se ty na ge kroaky mo hly navatevovat.

Tak se sestry Vete ae brzy pojedem do Ennis je tam nav gtivit, ja, opravdu se na to tegim.

Zdravi v gechny clopisovatelka Mary Dedek.

44, • Dallas, Texas Mile sestry bratti:-Jelika ram pied sebou new spechame yam oznamit, 2e nag prodej pediva kterY jsme men. 8 kvetna byl opet velmi fispegnY. Chceme podekovat v gem damam ktere nam napekly velmnastvi pediva. Melt jsme ho vice posledne a v gechno jsme prodali a damy jen ptigly nakonpit se nas ptali, kdy zas budeme mit ptigti prodej pediva "Ze ptijdou zase.

Zde jsou jmena tech, na gich dobrYch Z'en ktere pedivo darovali sestry: M. Nesudova, Bed, Hogkova, Bessie Hogkova, Ana. Hem'Zalova, Helen Vrlova, st. Helen Vrlova ml. Marta Vrlova,, Baena Val eikova,, Georgi Brabinova Vili Jurdik Joe Jureak, pi. J. Gaidica pi. Aner. Pinkova, pi. Jos. Margikova sl. Andka Houdek, Johnie Hulovee ses. Vlasta. Maca, Anna Zvolanek, Antonie Horakova, ses. Marie Stranska, Berta Podhradecka, Francis Podhradecka, Marie 8eveakova, Marie Fi lipcova.

Penaite dary na misto peeiva slain Bratr Tonik Kartouz Koupil od tety Hem ;Aalove Staid' a dal za nej $10.00 pi. Slovaekova, s ciceru gkou Helenkou 5.

Po $3 ses. M. Toberna, M. Fitzova, E. Janidkove, .

Po $2.00 ses. Dolfi Stranska, M. 'Bebesti kova, A. Noskova, A. 8ramkova, M. Linkova, Rosa Kopeeek, J. Mar gikova. pi.

Milada Nemcova, Minn 1.00 Uhrna suma za peeivo a penalte da ry je $123.00.

Srdeene dekujeme jmenem na gi Sokolske Jednoty temto neunavnYm ochot ruin' "ena,n1 ktere nam da,rovaly a napekly tolik dobreho peeiva. -- A tea tern mladgim sestram Helen Krutilek, Geor gi lirabina ktere jezdily s karou na mno ho mist. A take ses. a br. Nesudovy kteti json wady pro peeivo ochotni ve vgem vypomoct, Helence Vrlove, Ann Zvoldnek ktere pomahaji s prodejem. Diky Vain vg em a Doufam, '2e jsem nikoho nevynechaia To bych nerada udelala. me si to Vagi spoluprace s nami v gemi a dokut budu moct zas rada vypomiUu. Tot' vite ae nam v gem tech let stale pHbSrva, a vYkonosti ubYva,.

Pfejeme brzke uzdraveni na gemu pilnemu praeovniku Sokolskomu a spol-

V g STNiK — WEST, TEXAS

Ve stiedu, dne 20. kvetna 1959

kovernu Joe Macovi, br. Kosovi a pi. Bar- 4telio Oervence ustanovime si vYbory na tosove z Penelope a ses. Anicce 'Troubi- vYrani piknik, love v Taylor.

S pozdravem na vgecky S pozdravem vgem etenatfun.

Mollie Barton. )• Boena Valeikova. ( ) • 4 • t_.

Stavte se v yWest

itad Jaromir els. 54 West Mily bratii a sestry.

Posledni pravidelna Schfize se odbYvala, dne 3tiho Kvetna odpoledne ktera byla cetne nav gtivend, zvlagte bylo v to to schai velkY podet sester ktere braly zajem v jednani ohledne oslavy na defi Matek. Bratr Pied. Robert Cervenka, za hajil tuto schtizi. Tajemnik Frank 6odek pfeeet1 protokol s minule schnze kte ry byl schvalen pak George Mikeska po kladnik pedal peknou zpravu. V OW schti zi jsme pkijaly novu clenkyni pi. EStelle Mildred Marek maaelka na geho pruvod Ciho a organizatora Edmund Marka. Tear lo nas zvlagt' ze nasi nemocni se Citi mod'' lepg i a byly pidtomni ve schfizi po schtizi Aa ptilaitostne budete pobli& na'Seho se sestry pozdrZely, aby se ptipravily na mesteeka, stavte se ve West a navgtivte den Matek a byly Z'aciane aby piines y nagi pekarnu Village Bakery kde na ge pil ne sestry mail povZdy pine ruce prace. peeivo. Vra gel's Polka band bude udinko Neni divu, nebot' vYrobty jejich jdou vat pki ()slave v deri Matek. rychle na odbyt. S blizka i ze vzdalenYch Program den Matek, kterS7 se potadal mist, zakaznici vYrobky na gich kuchatidne 10. maje v sini eds. 54 ye 4 hodiny nek si pochvaluji a my jim fispechu uodpoledne se vydatil dobie, ac podasi by pkimne pkejeme. Komu se neleni tomu lo velice neptiznive, blesky se mihaly a se zeleni. lelo jak s konve, piece se dostavil peknY • • podet dlenu kteli se pekne pobavily. Na zaeatek ptedseda Robert Cervenka pied KALENDAft stavil na gi nejstargi Clenkyni spo ku SP V ptiprave 50ti lets vYroei zalaeni JST sestru Frances Bilek pak ptednesly du 92.

Svaz eechoslovaml ye Ft. Worth, ditky zasne v keel Ceske a a,nglicke, dale hudba na harmoniku a krasne spevy, Tex. k teto oslave bude ptipraven velice ktere deti gkolni ptednesly. Take Ceske peknY a diistojny program. — Piiprachaloupky pod horami, Maminko prod' vujte se laskave nas Va gi navatevou po tegiti. — Diky piedem. jste daleko odemne. Pak v anglicke fedi promluvil Hon. Burney Walker Distric Attorney z Waco a v teed Ceske promluDne 31. kvetna tad 8tefanik eislo 142 vil nag redaktor Vestniku pan L. 0. Ho- v Houston bude potadati oslavu na 40ti gek promluvil krasne slova k matkam 0- fete sve trvani a kadY jest fictive zvan. bum path nag dik.

Budeme v ten den vysluhovati "Beef Barbecue" poeinaje 12. hodine, OdpoPak byly dane darky matkam. Nejledne slavnost, bazar a hry. Piijd'te a mladgi matka, Mrs. Melba Susik z Caoslavte s nami nage vYroei zalaeni. Pomeron, nejstargi matka byla pi. Frances Bilek West, nejvzdalenejSi matka pi. Joe zvete sve ptatele a zname. * Marek z Dallas, matka ktera mela nejvic Nag tad 47. v Seaton, spoleene s oddeti byla pi. Francis Bilek z West. bodkou Cis. 5. RVOS oznamuje vYroeni Pak byly prodavane zakusky, koldee, piknik na nedeli dne 12. Cervence pH Cakes a uzenky, o ktere se sestry posta- sve spolkove sini. VraZelova kapela z raly diky jim patki za jejich ochotu.

Buckholts obstara, hudbu. KadY jest ficDale dekujem na gemu zabavnimu vY- tive zvan. boru kterY se staral a obetave pracoval, Pani: "Dnes rano jsem ahodou spata vein kteki pomohly vyCistit a ptipratila, jak vas ten mladY pekat, co nam vit sin pro tuto uddlost patti na g dik. nosi needy° libal. Od zittka budu ptijiJegte chci Vas v geeky uvedomit, p?Hti sclanze se bude konat prvni nedeli mat needy° sama."

Slaka: "Ale to yam, milostpani, nic v eervnu dne 7ho Cervna, piijd'te vgich ni neb to bude duleaita Schtize budem nepomfiZe! On ma rad jenorn blondYnjednat' o pikniku, kterY se bude odbYvat' kyr

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Ono O. kVetha 1959

Roman:—

Posledni fide (M. Jahn) (Pokraeovani) Zabehne do kolny pro sekyru a zase se vhati do sve komory. Obleka zimnik, a bete Cepici, ale mysli si, Ze lepe jest vziti beranici, kterou mu Beta pose givala, kdy mel na potoce rubati led pro panskou hospodu. Nadel ji na, liate, narazil si ji na hlavu, sekyru sevi:el pod pag cli a vybehl z chaty.

Vitr jen duje a snehern se praai. Nad poll bile se kouti. jen jakousi plan na dvacet krokti. Zmita, se, krouti pod alehem vet • u. A dale nevidet nieeho. Vae cko tak rychle zasypava ta bila spousta,.

V tvate duje mu vitr a brani mix v dechu. Mysli si, at' si jen duje, as ptijde pod les, ptestane vati. A jakasi nezvykla, vzneg ena, myalenka hteje a sill ho v duai.

Ptiael as k lesu. Drive neptijemnST pocit ustal. Les chrani ho pied vetrem tak jako zed'. Vidi pied sebou stromy, krasne, ztepile jedlice. Ne, tech by nest'al, je mu jich lito a potorn, dtevo je mokre a syrove. Musi najiti suaek. Chodi lesem ! •ig na ktig a hleda podsychajici jedle. Nag el ji pri samem gumicim potoku. Vichr ji nekdy vyvratil z kotene a nyni podsycha a musi zahynout. Rozmachl sekyrou a zarubl pti samem kotenu. Dtevo se tenme, nejasne ozvalo — znameni, ze v nem nebylo givota.

Zarubl nekolikrate. U• spodu zaprasklo. a jedle se s lomozem ritila dolft. Zadunelo to po lese, z lesa se vratila ozvena a zase tu bylo zimni, ztrnule ticho.

Notar oklestil nekolik vetvi, vyzvedl. jedli na zada a zkouael rovnovahu. Nagel j!, zvedl se pro sekyru a pomalYm krokern vychazel z lesa.

Pfeacl na rozrytou vozovou cestu, kudy sedIaci vozili z lesa. V t rlu mu zadulo vichrem a pied sebou videl jen bilk suebovy chomae. Z daleka za sebou zaslechl Soudil, ae klame ho myalenka, jig to mel pti kaceni jedle. Neohli gel se.

Slyg i jen huceti vitr a mysli, ae vitr ho klamal.

Za chvili zaslechl getelne: "Hej, ty tam — stojig!"

Pn tonito vyhrti gnern blase lehce ottasl a rukou, ji g dr g el jedli, silne mu :alcublo. Soudil, ae bude mit r—,A,,milY vYstup. Nahnul se tak, aby vrchol dopadl k semi a otooil hlavu.

Videl. jak za nim ubiha hajn3'.7. Rostl mu v ()etch a jeho ramena take se, gitiIa. Strach se v nem ozval, ale hned vzdor no pohledl pied sebe.

"A ty tu pekne hospodatia. Hned polog jedli a odevzdej sekyru!" kaZe mu

VASTNIlt — WEST, T'. ,5 hajnY, vysokY, airokY, s ocelovSrma oeima.

Notar se rozmYali, jedle vaak neodkla, da, a neodez yclava sekyry, HajnY mu vyhmatl sekyru z ruky., Notar se kreit, "Prosim vas, hajnY, je to vYvra,t, hotovjr suaek," povida notar.

"I ten je panskY. NemaS tu prava. — Shod' jen tu jedli!" iiti use hajny.

Notar vgak neshazuje.

"Poslouchejte," pravi mu, "ani pan bra be neaada, aby chadobnY pro jedli shynu!. Sobe ji nenesu, nesu ji Eduaovi. 132 skoro umira a zimou se ttese. Zhynout mu neclam. AZ teknu to Bete. Ve gi dues pradlo a milostpana. At' mu to povi!"

Posledni slovo povedel s durazern. Do„ late zna pana a , ze se ho zastane. A hajnY vi take, ae pan leckdy oko rad ptimhouti.

"Via, jenom proto, ae Beta u pan& po maha --" pravi mu teplejaim hlasem a zahrozi prstem.

"Vaak jsem si myslil," povida vitezne Notar.

"Sekyru mel bych odevzdat, ale na, tu maa! A podruhe, abys to vedel, nechod' si vetejne. Ukrade g z panskeho a chodig si cestou. Via ptec jsem na to, abych les ha,jil a ty mi tu lezea na Hned se sklid' s testy!" povida hajnY rortalYm hlasem, a oba jsou radi, ae to tak skoneilo.

Notar hned hmo,t1 po sekyte.

"Panbth vas pozdrav! A u g jdu houatim." povida Notar a ztraei se s jedli v smrkovem podrostu.

Mysli si: "Bud' Bohu chvola, gt'astne jsem vyvaz'." A smrkovY podrost jen za nim chtesti.

• • V Edugove koutku °pet je teplo. Jedlopolena praskaji v kamnech a venku toei se vichr a aleha spoustami snehu.

Zahrada vaecka je bila tak jako v pohadce. a vetve klesaji nine pod bilou ti gi. Edug se krei ve stark zimnik na lavce pod kamny a mysli na slunce. Poeita, kolik drii do, lotezna, a mysli ae s bteznem vaecko se zvrati, zaduji \retry od jihu, vyrazi slunce, rortaje zahrada, pra menek zag epta, a on bude mod ze sve zatuchle komory. Rozesnen hledi pied sebe a ptemYali o torn po cele hodiny.

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a dopletal aidli. Pak ptiala Annu ga. Wee, ka je sttapata a na licich mela, jakesi eernave zbytky. " Co j si tam (3.02,10" pta, se ji Edug.

"Mali jsme si tam, a jedla jsem kolae." povida AnnuSa a rozproudena krev detska dosud v ni hraje.

Z veae zadunel kfaplavY zvonec. Edug netrpelive vyekaval aenu ,a2 prijde s obedem. Soudil, Ze donese kolade, a ae se jich naji. Naslouchal zvendi kaZdemu zvuku a mudil se Unavnym eekanim.

Beta koneene prisla. Donesla polevku, Bylo rjfei a kola:6e. EduS sahl po jich pet. Po jejich frprave vide, ae je laly rnekoueke panske ruce. A jen se rozplyvaly v ustech.

Stepan I s AnnuS'ou pRbehli ke stolu.

Tarn zraky po koldeich a vyprovazeli ka ade Eduaovo sousto.

"Poekejte, napted polevku," povida Edug a silou bojuje sam proti sobe a zahani chut' na kolaee.

Mysli si, vadyt' deti jsou tu, mne toho netteba.

Beta nalila polevky a v gichni jedi. Pak ptijde rY ge. Beta jen pro jmeno ptised-, la. Vgdyt' ma kdo za ni jisti. Vidi, jak Edug dychtive hlta, ale nezavidi mu. My-, sdli si jen at' se sill.

Edua dal detem po kolaei a sam dojidal rY gi. Deti kolas ve chvatu silkily a jeg e hledely po tech dvou zbyl'ch. A zraky Edueovy take se na ne tfasly.

"Tu, jezte rYZi, zitra varn napeku vdol novida Beta k detem.

A Edug vi, pros to tak tika. Ne, on je ()tee ,a otec vadycky si utrhne od fist, aby dab detem, mysli si EduA a rozdell posled ni kola& mezi sve deti. A bilhvi prod je mu do place. Ne proto, ze sam sebe zkra,til, ale snad proto, ze dlouho jim nebude poptavat. Sam toh6 ureite nevi. Jenom se obraci, aby si potaji uttel d y e slzy.

Na zitti po rannich bohoslu gbach zadelavala Beta na vdolky. Notar pkines1 mouky od obchodnika, dobehl pro maslo, aby mel s Edu g em lepai a sytejai obed, nea bYval jindy. Edua byl veselej gi nea veera. Myslil si, nyni se najim domaeich vdolkfl, nejsou tak vSthledne jako ty panske, ale chutnaji ptece.

K samemu poledni ptibehl do chaty selskY, nemluvnY chlapec. Chvili stal v sini a vdechoval do sebe nosem. Ptegla poval s nahy na nohu, chtel vejit do Je pied koneinami. Sam sedi v jizby. jizby a mnoho si netroufal. Ale pak veAnnouSa ode'Sla zahrZt si k sousedin, a bokem, stydlive zrovna ke Beta uklizi u panu, protole mail dostati hosty. Notara tea neni doma, ode'Sel po praci. Jenom strYc Patak lelkuje doma, "Co dela y ?" zeptal se Stepan S'eptern. spravuje eefeny a easem hlasite srnrkne.

"Ach nic," odtekl 'Stepan.

SelskY chlapec usedl vedle Stepana na Hodiny klepaji, jakoby undo pfechezel svetnici a clupal stejnYmi, suchjrmi kro- lavici k oknu. jsi ty?" pta se ho Notar, jen pled ky. Ano. to ej ona, ta bila Hledi mu v oei a on se vaecek ttese. chvili OM a seal s Edu'Sem pod kam Ze Akoly priSel S' tepan. Pohodil kniZky ny.

Strana 10 qlebcsttiv," odrekl chlapec a vdechl do sebe.

Beta pkinesla ze sine velikY vdolek.

"Mate dries vdolky?" povida Sebestuv he Siepanovi.

"VAak vidiS, marne," odkekl Stepan.

"A co mete jester "To ani nevim."

"A husu nemater "Nemaine. A vy mate?"

"Nemame tak.y. Kdosi nam ji to noci ukrad," Stepan hned s ochotou povida novinu: "Sebestilm kdosi dnes v noci ukradl husu."

Notarem Skublo. Hned se dovtipil, prod chlapec priscl. VSiml si, jak do sebe vdechoval nosem, jakoby oeichaval. Nikdo newel Notara za vtipneho eloveka, a piece mu neuSlo, ze chlapec oeichaval.

"A y aiSi to poslali?" zeptaf se chlapce. "'Rye, povida chlapec a v rozpacich posmrkne.

"Aby to kozel! Hned se mi sypej!" kkidi uZ Notar a odpind kemen.

Sebestily prebehl ke dvekim a proklouzl jinni tak jako lasice.

A Notar vybehl za ni ma na prahu zaCopal nohama. toho hledej, kdo stin g obecni zi. Tak jim to vykid'," kval za nim Notar a dupal nohama, adkoli chlapec vno byl donna.

SeSla se Beta s vidlemi od pece a Pa tak se 1Zici v rukou, s niCto Sumoval obvyklou polevku z kosti.

"Co se. ti stale?" povida, Patak.

"Ja co se stale. Psi, selSti hrbeti!" povida Notar, dupd nohama a ze zlosti mrska. "Chlapdisko lecjake ptijde a rich! eich jestli pedeme husu. Hned bych ho vidlenn prohnal. Tak na tu chudobu psi hiavii vstreit. VSa„k je to znarno, kdo stin g obecni brezi. Psi. hrbeti!" a pro nenniCe clomluvit. . , c se hued katiS? Jak bys je neznal!

Vis, jak se radouva secila,k pro hrstku zeme. A to neni jeho. Odejde tou samou cestou jak drulV, tketi a vSecko tu nedid," krotil ho Patak, aekoli sam byl rn^- •r1Y pro tuto pkihodu.

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kYm, staZenYm lalasem, jakoby v nein byla bolest. A tohoto hlasu uposlechl.

OdeSej, do jizby, secll si na lavici pod okno a ani necekl, Pki obede sotva se doteki jidla. Rostlo mu v fistedh a delistmi mu poSkubavalo.

"Prod neji„ Notarer ptal se ho EduS. "A Clue main poboukenou," povida Notar a odklaclalCic,i.

VSichni jsou ticho, Notar, EduS i Beta.

Citi, jak jsou tu na svete osameli, od jinYch odtrZeni, jakoby tvotili zvlaStni spoleenost znamenanYch. A pki torn jsou slabi a bezbranni proti tem ostatnim.

Nikdo se o rie nestaral, leda, pki zyla,Stni pkileCitosti. Pes-li se zabehl, myslili, ho vzal EduS, protoCe churavel na prsa, a husu-li pozbyli, soudili, Ce si ji upekl Notar anebo Patak. Na to si vzpomneli vSichni. ale EduS byl nadobro zlomen chorobou. Beta jen povzdychla a pouze Notar se, bolifiI a nepoddaval se.

Vzaj si kus vdolku a zalezi do sveho koutku. Dusil se hnevem a smrkal tak zlostne, ze ho oba sousede K vederu priSla nevysoka selka Sebestova. Otoeila se ye dvetich a spustila zlostile: "Co jste to udelal naSemu chlapci, je celY nanic."

Notar vyskoeil jakoby Spendlikein pichnut.

"Ja se tu celY den trapim pro vase nal knuti. Toho mi CadnY nedokaCe. Ce bych ja stinal obecni brezi," rozkkiki se Notar.

"Pomalu, Notare. Bkezi sem, bkezi tam.

Chlapec se polekal, dejte mi pra vita selka okrotlYm hlasem.

A Notar okrotl take.

"Jak se moh' polekat? ft ekl jsem jenom: uZ se mi sypej. A on se sebral a u2 byl v kozly." povida Notar.

"Je celY nanic, musil se polekat. Proto jdu pro vlasy," povida, selka.

Notar se rozmYSlel, ale pak na ge' sve nifty, chytil se za levy chomae, odstrjhl a nodal selce.

"Panbth yam zaplat'!" povida selka a uz je venku.

A Notar se mrzi, ze se tak poddal. Mysli si ji mel vidlemi sprovodit, ale vi k jsem jim vzkazal, kdo stin g bee o sobe, Ce rychle obmekne, a proto oda by to itedeli," povida Notar a jeSte frkl hlasite na chripi a pak se spokojil. du pa, nohama.

• • Posledni pkihocia se selskS7m chlapcem "A Mete, jddte, Notare," tiSi ho Beta, "nekkidte v takovY svatek. Ani to nestoji dotkla se nemile EduSe, vzbourila Notara a neminula ani str:c7ce Pataka. za kee."

Veder, kdyC tento samotak rozCal svou "Nebudu ticho," povida Notar. "Z panlampici, zapahl dYmku a pkitiskl zada skeho lesa krademe vsici, Panbilh hrich ke hkejicim kamnfim, pfiSly na neho doodpust', sedlak i chudak, je to uC obyterne mySlenky a zUstaly u neho hoseej, ale tu ocicizit niajetek — to 112 je tem. ktivda. Main jenom koSili na sobe, ale sve due si zneuctiti nedam."

Pflhoda s chlapcem nemela pro neho OSival sebou a nahlas posmrkoval. zvlaStniho vYznamu. Nebo co g bylo nem, Z jizby volal ho EduS takovSqn na torn, Ce nekdo,

Ve stkedu, dne 20, kvetna 1959

zase to 'Ueda, vklyt' to i v Pisme tak stoji hledejte a naleznete. A se priSel chlapec do chaty na yYzvedy? VCdyt' je to znamo, Ce chud'as bud' tipi, nouzi a nekrade anebo trpi nouzi a krade. V torn vSem nevidel nieeho divneho. Zastavil se vSak u jine mySlenky. Prod je to, myslil, maS-li penize, maS hned i va,Cnost, jsi jaksi lepSim v oeich jinYch, nemaS-li penez, 1,1C ani cti nejsi hoden. A toto zkrivene meritko bylo to, co strYce Pataka znepokojovalo.

MySlenky jeho odlitly v odlehle easy.

Myslil na Cida Ajznkrona, a videl ho joked sebou. Hle, takovY je: silnST a dobte Zivem-T, zavani vona ykou, pied sebou nosi pokadnS.T soudek, oblek ma SvihackY, kosili eistou, na rukou prsteny, u -vesty retizek. VyjiZch v kodare a S yandroni ne mecky. Jak se jen ukaZe, odev g ad poklo ny, uctive pozdravy. Nebo kdo by si pomyslil, Ce takovY eistY a pokadnY elovek Sidi a travi kkest'anske Li"se tim, ze pkidava do koralky lulek?

A pak mysli na, sebe. ja.kSr byl peed lety chlaplk. Diva se na sebe do dalky; v nedeli diste je obleden, poradne hkebe nem udesan, boty mu vrzaji, v . truhle ma, nekterou stovku a slouCi. u Cida Ajznkrona. Hle, hned je tu vaCnost!

Vozkove, sluCebni hledi si ho naklOnit, nadchazeji mu — a prod to vSecko? Jen proto, Ce slouCi u Ajznkrona a Ce ma v truhle etyki sto yeeky. Deveata po nem hazeji oeky, nejedna mlada a eiperna u neho • penize. a to jen nroto, ze sama Barka se k nemu liaala pro etyti stoyeeky. Tak hle, za ocnize koupiS lasku.

A vsecko to niinulo. Penize rOzvatiY, zmizela vaCnost a vSecko.

Nyni uZ zmoudrel-Vidi ty faleSne Zaklady sveta. A proto strani se lull a sedi v dbupeti jako jezevee. Projde-li -okolo sedlaka, nesmekne cepic.i. Mysli si: "Illupaku, main se ti klanet proto, maS kus zeme anekterou stovku?" A pro to jde dale okolo neho a tak to teC , dela m tern ostatnim. V duch y: se :Yysmiva; vSe zpySnelYm hlupakfn, ktery . h si ostatni vaZi pro jejich pernze. Anna, EduS a Notar —'to jsou ti posledni protole nemaji nieeho. VSichni na ne hledi pees rameno a yzpomenou na ad jenom, kdyZ neeeho pozbudou. Ale nail take mysliti na ne, hlupaky?"

On aspon nikoho nepoLi-Tbuje, nikde si nieeho nedluCi, nema zae nikomu de= kovat. A proto hthetu neskloni a nesni Zuje se.

(Pokraeovann

Ve stPedu, dne 20. kvntla 1919 EDUARD MICEK:

VtSTN/K — WEST, TZXAS

zdala se it'astnou v teto

CTENAII. obetavosti. Patina byUCte me Ceskv Cisti! la jeji snaha, piivesti ro CAsT OSMA, DEVATENACTE CVICENI. dinku k tomu, aby jako ona, ponoiila se pod voKachna. du a tam koilist uchvaNa Morave a ve Slez- tila. Hlasem skoro sladsku rikaji kachnim ka- 14m k tomu v ybizela.

Ceny a mail jich tam Mel jsem itesti hodne. Mane je i v Te- jak jedno i druhe kachxasu. Patii mezi vodni ne, tiesouc se, ponoillo ptaky, protoie plovoth se do hloubky. I kachni IVIAL)?

Jednou pozoroval jsem na rybnice kachrodince dami, je vala prvni cvFeeni.

Mlid'ata hladova, Matka, chtela rozumejic jejich 'cam, ponoiila se na d y o vody, pr ina ela tu 6ervika, tu rybku a rozdelila ulovek kachitatiim.

Nejdojermailii bylo tom, ie matka, ktera jiste tez hladova, nic pro sebe nepodriela a

mladei musi se uCiti.

Piati s maminkou nebo tatinkem a potom spravne op g do seSitu! Pokus se Pilbeh Cesky vypravovati! Lnasmli podobn;cr pribeh, napi§ jej s pomeei a poSli strYekovi. Bode poteSen Tvou spolupraei.

S pozdravem StrYe'ek MIiek z Austinu.

Adresa strkeka Dr. Ed. Mieek, University Station Austin, Texas, • 4, • (, Spatnjr prostiedek "Nemohl byste pteclepsati me= mtrii nejakY lacinejSi odtueriovaci prosttedek? ptala se pani Parizkova. lekate.

"Ale ty pilulky, co jsem yam ptedepsal, nejsou piece tak drahe", namitl lekat.

"To ne, ale pfeclep, al jste je sedmkrat po jidle a mtij ma-2 ted' ji sedmkrat za den."

• • Bohata mala holoieka (vidi nekolik deti chudYch rodien): "Chudaekove, obi nemohou miti Zadne chavy, pouze mamilky!"

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POLKA DANCE CALENDAR CALVIN C. CHERVENKA Saturday, May 23 Henry Brosch and Bill Mraz orchestras Battle Dance — Bill 1VIraz Hall in Houston Lee use orchestra — Sugar Land Hall Sil Krenek orchestra — Carmine Hall Rudy Kurtz orchestra -- Waco SPJST Linden Hall at Elm Mott George Machart and His Polka Boys — Sons of Hermann Hall at Gonzales Joe Patek orchestra — Boedecker's Place near Shiner Polka Tones — KJT Hall in Dallas Slim and His Polka Boys — SPJST Star Hall at Seaton Vrazel Polka Band and Adela and Her Music Masters — Battle Dance — SPJST Hall in Backholts Sunday, May 24 Emil Bartos orchestra — Annual School Picnic 10:30 a.m. — 6 p.m. — Serbin Hall Emil Bartos orchestra — KC Hall in Bryan Henry Brosch orchestra — Ohurch Keast Poth Lee Ilse orchestra, — Sons of Herman Hall in Houston SPJST Hall in Eli Krenek ,orchestra Hillj e George Machart and His Polka Boys — Day and Night Picnic and Dance -Sweet Home Hall Joe Patek orchestra — American Legion Hall in Sealy , Vrazel Polka Band — SPJST Hall in West

All the above dances are at night unieSs otherwise specified. This is a frel service but applies only to those dance' 9.t which mainly polka and waltz music ±s played by a live orchestra. The Vest. nik or writer will assume no responsi, bility resulting from any dance announerrient which is listed in this column Listings from orchestras and dance hall* liould be received a t least one week before publication. Send all listings Calvin Ctiervenlc9.. Route 2. Rogers, ) DobrS, pes Kupec: "A hlicla ten pes doble v noel?"

Obchodnik: "To si myslim! Pti nej• • menSim Sramotu ho pottebujete jenom Student: "Vid', tati, slibil jsi me sto korun, nepropadnu-li pH zkon§ce tento zbudit a hned Steka."

• • rok?"

Otec: "Ano, Tonny."

"Tedy varn take ptestaly nest dve sleStudent: "Tech sto korun jsem ti to pice? A co pak je tim vinno?" tinku, uLetkil." _ , "Autontobilp

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Strana 12 OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SLAVONIC BENEVOLENT ORDER OF THE STATE OF TEXAS

T, TEXAS

VESTNI

Wednesday, May 20, 1951

Reports 17•0111 oar Lodges, or oaly other Reading Matter 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,

H ER A L D — FOUNDED 1897 Postmaster: Pleas ,: Send Form 3579 With Undelive hie Copies to SUPREME LODGE SPJST, P. 0. BOX 400, TEMPLE, TEL

FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK People Have $6 Billion How Wealth Has Annual Repair Bill Grown Included in this tremendous addition to the nation's tangible wealth in such a short period are hundreds of billions of dollars of new industrial production and 'distribution facilities , more than 10 mil• lion new homes, and a rising scale of investment in social capital goods, such as schools and roads, to meet the needs of a growing country and an expanding population.

In essence, this is the house that thrift built. It is the people's savings, channeled into the capital markets by thrift institutions, that have provided a large part of the credit and investment funds which have mate this record possible.

Informed and, intelligent risk-taking has - always played an important role in our e economy; but it is no substitute for the savings accumulated by the people in life insurance, savings, accounts and other mediums of thrift. Savings are the v funds which really make America grow, by means of which homes, factories, schools, ' hospitals and highways are built.

• 4.7t, • (

Vlec,

) Of Distr ct 1 At Station

The Meeting at ,Shilow close to true e.A. and M. 'College, was a success -throughout. We all enjoyed every minute of it, from the moment the President ‘rapped to order to the fine supper the good Sisters served us — free.

The program rendered by the Youth was good through every number. We ap: preciate all the good efforts shown. The roceedings of the Meeting, the election, speeches, they all were good, to the point and short.

We will give you a more detailed report the next time. Just let me say I enjoyed seeing all my friends and let's hope that We all can see each other in Obtober at Snook.

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."

Need to Encourage Savings With recovery proceeding strongly from the 1957-58 recession and the country entering a new stage of expansion, the need to encourage people to save more takes on added dimensions if the nation is to fulfill its growth potentials and meet the military economic challenge of the Communist world. And that is why it is all the more essential to call a halt to the inflationary trend of the last two decades and to bring the Federal budget back into balance as indispensable to a dollar of stable buying power.

Here is how private and public investment-type expenditures break down for the period from 1950 to date, according to Department of Commerce figures: Business investment added up to $367 billions for the nine-year period. The classification of pro-ducers' durable equipment alone came to $205 billions, or well over half the total. The balance consisted primarily of industial expansion.

The cost to the people of keeping in repair their tatomobiles and their pushbutton households — radios and television receivers, appliances and other house-furnishings — is now in the neighborhood of $6 billions a year, according to data compiled by the U.S. Department of Commerce. The estimate for 1957 was $5 billions and it has gone up since, it was stated.

The repair figure has doubled since 1947 when is was $21/2 billions, and reflects the great increase in the ownership of automobiles and mechanical home items in the period along with rising fix-up costs. Car repairs represented by far the biggest item with the total placed at more than $4 billions in 1957 a 100 per cent rise in a decade. The radio and television repair bill in 1957 was $650 millions, close to five times the comparable 1947 figure.

Social Security

Students who intend to work during vacation should locate their social security cards now and have them ready when they start to work. This is the advice given by Al Bracken, District Manager of the Waco Social Security Office.

Mr. Bracken said almost all types of employment and self-employment are now covered by social security. Most employers insist rightfully on seeing the social security card before putting a person to work. This insures proper records for reporting wages. Benefits are paid when due on the basis of earnings reported to the individual's social security account.

Students who intend to work and who do not have a social security card should get an application from the local post office or the Waco Social security office. Those who have lost their cards should apply for a duplicate card in the same way.

Wednesday, May 20, 1959

This I Believe!

I have been asked by one of our readers what would be best for furthering the small community growth, and our Lodge activity therein.

In answer to this question, I would like to state that community growth and growth of our lodges cannot be accomplished by just a few brothers and sisters working at the job.

Their work, of course, should be recognized and, appreciated by all the membership of our lodges, but I think that the entire community must be sold on the need for the development of real fraternal spirit and then enthusiastically work for it.

It is not •a simple matter to accomplish this and we should all appreciate the fact that only good-will and harmony will accomplish these aims.

As we have stated before, and repeatedly, our Youth will not take part in our meetings unless they are conducted in a brotherly atmosphere and interest for them is shown. Always remember that you will seldom get anything worth while done without giving something worth while in return.

I would like for you to remember that in order to be helpful to your work I must have the right kind of information so I could answer truthfully your questions that you are asking. fa me -k.ber, brethren,that on July 1st, we will celebrate our 62nd Anniversary of mir Brotherhood. Don't you want to be able to celebrate with us as a useful lodge of our brotherhood? ) • 4

Ledge Jaromir No. 54 Honors Mothers The annual Mother's Day Program was presented by the Youth of Lodge Jaromir No. 54, Sunday, May 10, at the I odee Hall at West, Texas.

Lodge president Brother Robert Cervenka, d e ling as Master of Ceremonies opened time late afternoon program with a greeting to all followed by introducing first the Pledge to the Flag, lead by Miss Shirley Ann Marek, the District III SPJST Lodge Jaromir Princess •and Miss Pat Mashek.

Brother Cervenka then introduced Sister Frances Bilek, one of three remaining Charter members of Lodge Jaroath' an d our SFJST. Sister Helen Cepak, Jaromir's Youth Leader, introduced the next few numbers of the Youth Program under her direction.

V EST NiK — WEST, TEXAS

Four darling six-year-olds recited a Mother's Day Poem in Czech. "Maticko Ma," they were Rose Marie Marek, Delores Cepak, Carolyn Cepak and Cathy Jane March. Standing like baby dolls in their full dresses, each approached the microphone to recite her stanza of the Czech poem in perfect C7eeh, for which they received a hearty applause.

The Duett, "Maminko, Proc Jste Tak Daleko Ode Mne" sung by Rose Marie Lichnov,sky and Virginia Maral:, with Mrs. Dorothy Kucerat acco:napaning them on the piano, was beautiful, for these girls have lovely voices. Their encore was "Zeleny Haj." A pretty Teen-Eiger, Ruche Mae Soukup, an accomplished accordionist gave us some peppy Czech songs, which too, were well received.

Apantominvei "Old Rocking Chair" came next, presented by one of Jaromir's grandmothers. It was very appropriate.

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Refreshments then followed and Vrazel's Polka Band furnished the music for a dance which began at 8 p.m.

Had the weather been more favorable Lodge Jaromir's spacious Hall would haye been packed. In spite of the weather, however, the crowd was nice. There were many out-of-town guests.

It goes to prove once again, that West has as many talented young people as any other town or city and all that is necessary for them to participate on a program for you to ask them in a nice way. Certainly the Ste Mary's Choir should ,`come out from under the bushel."

Our sincerest congratulations to Jaromir on their successful prograrn inspite Let's keep up of the adverse. the good work sisters and brothers of The St. Mary's Choir, under the baton Lodge 54. and may you all be successful. of Miss Iva Lou Duncan, was the highThe Editor's Wife ) 4 9 light of the program. Of her 50 girls, only 16 appeared on the program to give us two beautiful renditions of 16 young, clear voices singing in unison. They all wore white tops and black skirts which added to the effect. They sang "Sweet Kentucky Babe" and "That Wonderful An ex-wife or ex-husband has no "inMother Of Mine." West should use and surable interest" in a former spouse, acboost this fine choir so they could recording to a ruling by District Judge ceive some well deserved recognition, they certainly will enrich any program Dallas A. Blankenship announced Satwith such singing. Wonderful, indeed — urday.

The ruling came after a 'hearing on a "Chaloupka Pod Horami" wifb Shirley motion for a summary judgement by Ann Marek and Linda Popp followed, an insurance company seeking to clariconcluding the Youth Program. fy its position in dispute between a forThe Honorable Burney Walker, Dismer husband and wife. trict Attorney of Waco gave his address For four years since their divorce, the to the Mothers, to the thunderous clatter of rain pelting West. during be tornado ex-wife had been the beneficiary of the alert and much of hi, tine tack in Eng- policy as a result of an agreement made during the settlement of their communilish was lost beewile of this weather condition. He gave us the history of how ty property. The ex-wife had been paying half of the premiums, testimony Mother's Day started and how it beshowed. came a National Holiday.

The (husband wanted to change the `Men your Editor Louis 0 Hosek, honbeneficiary of the policy, but the wife Because he ored the Mothers in Czech. protested on the ground that the inis a seasoned speaker who knows how surance was part of her community to use the "mike" to his a(1i ant a re, Bro. Hosek was heard over the rain, to give property.

After hearing the evidence Judge a very moving talk on Mother and her Blankenship ruled that the husband inherent love for her children, of her could change the beneficiary and ansacrifice for each of us etc. Saying that nounced that the woman had no inchildren should be taught to respect surable interest in her former spouse. mother first then love will come from • •9 (, them, too.

The youngest mother present was Mrs. Jerry — Proe vypaclaA dnes tak smUMelba Susik, who received a special gift. tile?"

Mrs. F'rences Bilek, 81 was the oldest Terry — "Moje 2ena se svaila, '2 . e pro mother present. Mrs. Bilek also received mne pripravuje nejake prijemne pkea special gift not only for being the kvapeni."

Ex-Wife Can't Claim Insurance

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Dear Organizers: The April report shows we have issued certificates to 133 members for $167,500 of Life Insurance. The total insurance issued this year is $729,000 which gives us a $30,000 lead over last year for this period.

The issues by the districts compare as 1959 issues 1958 issues Distrist No. 1 $ 70,00 $ 50,500 District No. 2 95,000 79,000 District No. 3 218,500 200,000 District No. 4 14,000 29.000 District No. 5 149,500 162,500 District No, 6 96,500 132,500 District No. 7 85,000 45,000 This should give you •a picture of the standings of each district as compared to 1958.

We are having our Organizers' schools again and so far we have held them in Placedo, Talton, Jourdanton, Sweethome, Taylor, Seaton and Robstown. We will haye them in other communities as soon as time permits.

It is encouraging to see such interest being taken by the members in sponsoring the District Queens. This should help us create viore interest in our Youth activities and surely help us write many members for our Order.

The contest in District No. 3 got underway on the 1st of April, and will soon be followed by Districts No. 2, 6, and 7, and I am assured that Districts No. 1, 4•and 5 will also sponsor a Queen in their respective districts.

I wish to thank all of you for helping in promoting these Queen contests, I know we will all benefit greatly by doing so.

Would you please announce in our Vestnik that we will have an important Organizers' meeting Monday, May 18 at 7 . 30 p.m. at Lodge No. 92 in Fort Worth and Thursday, May 21st at 7:30 p.m. at Lodge No. 54 in West, Texas.

Thanking you, I remain Fraternally yours, Supreme Lodge SPJST Joe B. Hejny, Vice Pres.

• 4 • Temple, Texas Dear Sisters and Brothers: We are calling a meting of all organizers in and near West, to be held next Thursday, May 21st., at 7:30 p.m. at

VESTNIK — WEST, TEXAS Lodge No. 54, in West, Texas.

Brother A. M. Vrla, our District Organizer, for your District, will be with us and we will have some very important subjects to discuss. Should you have any questions to ask, please bring them with you so they may be discussed for the benefit of all present.

In the meeting we will try to cover all the changes and supplements which we now have in our new rate book.

Please be sure t oattend this meeting.

It is of great importance to all of us and there will be subjects discussed that were never bronght up in our meetings before.

Pease be sure to attend this meeting. will have an Organizers meeting in Ennis, Texas at the Sokol Hall, Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. May 27th.

All interested are welcome!

Thanking you, I remain Fraternally yours, Joe B. Hejny Supreme Lodge SPJST ) •4•( YOUTH LEADERS, PLEASE If you send us pictures of your princesses give us some information about them too. Thanks, and please do not delay this.

Wednesday, May 20,

Rev H. E. Beseda Dies Rev. H. E. Beseda Sr. 72, died in a Bryan Hospital, Friday, May 8. Funeral services were held Saturday in the Czech Moravian Briahiren Church in Caldwell, where Rev. Beseda had been pastor for many years.

Our sympathy to the bereaved family. ) • £ •

Should You Change Your Address Please notify our Supreme Lodge at least 3 weeks in advance.

Include the old address label clipped from your latest copy, clearly stt ting your new address. If your new city has postal zone numbers, include this numoer in your new address.

You will want to get your copies promptly, so write only about your change of address to the Supreme Lodge Box 400, Temple, Texas. ) • Oh • ( The U. S. Treasury, through taxes, is more heavily interested in corporate profits than all private stockholders combined.

Vice President Brother Joe B. Hejny is pictured delivering the Plaque of Achievement to our Brother F. Saeky of District VII at La Parita.

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Wednesday, May 20, 195

t7.iet DISTRICT TWO

District II also will hold its 1959 Youth Meeting on the Fourth Sunday, August 30, 1959, at Camp Tahuaya, which is the Heart of Texas Council, Boy Scouts of America, Camp near Belton on the Lampasas River. This meeting should be an enjoyable one for both the adult and young members so everyone plan now to attend and watch the Vestnik for further announcements about this meeting.

DISTRICT III The next Fall Meeting of District III will be held at the Elm Mott Hall of Lodge 66, Waco, on September 27th.

Please keep this date in mind — Thanks ) 44,,a(,-The annual Meeting of District 4 will be held the fourth Sunday of August the 23 at our lodge No. 157 Lubbock, Texas.

Place and our planned program will be annouced shortly.

Fraternally, Mrs. Ernest Kristinek, Secty. ( ) e DISTRICT NO. 5 SPRING MEETING May 24th, 1959, was set aside to hold our District No. 5 Spring Meeting at the o's,cly ranch of our Brother J. M. Skrabanek, director of District 5.

The program is scheduled as follows: 10 a.m. Meeting will be opened by brother A. L. Ilik• 11 ( 1-, ores. of District 5, folloi d with the allegiance to the flag.

Reading minutes of previous meeting held October 5, 1958.

Roll call of district officers.

Roll call of lodges in District 5.

Introduction of Ste-mtme officers and visitors of other lodges.

New and unfinished blu-daess.

Election of Districis Time and place o1 neat meeting.

Dinner will be t,erved at 12:30 p.m.

Meeting will be resumed on 2 p.m.

Youth program will be presented to you by sisters, youth direators Maxine Sefcik, Della Kadlecek and lastelle Kelly.

Fraternally yours, Frances Olexa •( )* WEST RVOS GET TOGETHER At West Cottonwood Hall of Lodge No. 6 on Father's Day June 21, with a short program by the Youth of the Lodge. There will also be some good speaking. You ladies bring some covered dishes, please. Let's all have some real good times together. Remember ail our friendly dates at Cottonwood Hall.

You all come!

V STNIK WEST, TEXAS

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District Five Meeting

Family Reunions

District 5, will hold l ts spring meeting on Sunday, May 24th, 1959 at 10:00 a.m. on my ranch at Danbury. Lodge Danbury 139, being the host. We urge all Lodges in. District 5, to have at least one, representative from each Lodge at this meeting as we are going to discuss the princess contest, so please be on hand to do your part. I would like to see every organizer present et this meeting so we can get off to a good start in this contest.

We wish to extend a cordial invitation to all other Districts, Supreme Lodge Officers, Editor, all SPJST members and their friends.

There wil be plenty of good barbecue and refreshments, so don't forget the date May 24, 1.C59.

Fraternally yours, J. M. Skrabanck )•

Our Vestnik will gladly publish announcements of members family reunions if you give us the date, place of the reunion and of families concerned.

We appreciate reports of other family tidings, births, weddings, anniversaries, ,activities of our Lodges or Members of interest to all our readers. — Thanks.

SPJST CALENDAR On May 31, Lodge Stefanik, No. 142, 3f Houston, Texas will celebrate the 40th Anniversary If its founding with a Beef Barbeque, serving to start at 12:00 noon, with Bazaar and Games in the a fternoon.

You all come so we may celebrate this your r)coasion together and bring f riends..

• • Mothers' and Fathers' Day planned at Lodge 92 Fort Worth, to be held on Fathers' Day will be announced here later. Make planS to attend with our youth together, ,also please, assist us to plan our 50tied years celebration.

• • T. J. Sokol of Corpus Christi will celebrate its 29th year of useful existence Sunday, May 24, with a fine Chicken Barbecue Dinner at 12:00 noon — Cake walk and other program, Fe yaiper at 5 p.m. and dance. by the IVIajks orchestra. So you all come!

• District V Youth Program, Sunday, May 24th at Danbury, Texas. Everyone is welcome to attend this District MeetMg. Our Lodge 47 at Seaton will together with Local No. 5 of the RVOS, hold its annual Picnic on Sunday July the 12.

Music will be furnish al i,,y Vrazcks Polka Band of 13uckholts, Texas. You are invited.; •( ).• The modern theory seems to be that a dollar saved is just a good time lost.

VAJOAK FAMILY REUNION On Sunday, May 24th, the Vajdak family reunion will be held at the SPJST" Hall, Snook, Texas.

Everyone that is in any way connected with or related to the Vajdak family is urged to atend this reunion.

Each family attending is asked to,, bring its own basket lunch for the noon, meal.

Eddie Vajdak, Secretary FAMILY REUNION Announcing Greatners Fifth Reunion. on June 28, 1959 in American Legion Et, Campo, Texas. All Families Ming a ba'sket lunch as in previous years. Registra-. tion begins at 9:00 a.m. Lunch at 12-, noon. , Anyone related to the Family is invited.

Secretary, Adolph Mucka 1009 Elwood Si El Campo, Texas • 4, • ( MAREK FAMILY REUNION The Marek • Faritily Reunion will be held at'the Hallettsville Recreation 1-16,14-, Sunday June -MI; 1055. Anyone rela.teid. to the family are asked to come and'bring their Basket Leach as potato salad+, pickles, pies and cakeS. Chicken barbecue, bread and drinks will hel furnished.

Reunion Committee, Adonse Holly, Emil •Marek 01b • LKAMAS FAMILY REUNION The Kamas Family reunion will sbea held on Sunday,. June 7, 1959 at the Net-, sonville SPJST Hall. Each family l attiendin.g is asked to bring a basket lunch for the noon meal. Plates, cups, napkins forks and drinks, will be furnisiied.

We have checked our hat carefully, but we are requesting that each family group see it everyone has received ant. invitation.

Fraternally yours, Edwin J. Mamas

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STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND DISIDIRSE MENTS FOR APRIL, 1959

RECEIPTS - PIUJEM

ZPRAVA PItIJMU A VYDANI ZA MESIC DUREN, 1959 Expense Mortuary tnirtni Vydani

Matured Bonds - Splatne bondy Mortgage Loans - Majetkove pajeky Certificate Loans - Certifikatove pajeky Sale of Real Estate - Prodej Majetku Premiums - Hmrtni poplatky od ram) Interest from certificate loans - I -Trok z certifikatovYch pujeek Int. on Mortgage Loans - CTrok z majetkovStch pajeek Interest nn Bonds - (Trok z bonda Dividends R. E. 0. Rent - - Najemne z majetku R. M. Z mineralniho majetku S. P. J. S. T. Building Rent - Najem z budovy Appraisal fee - Na odhady Sale of Supplies - Prodej tadovSrch potteb

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Total Receipts - Celkoq piljem Cash Balance 4-1-59 - Hotovost; 4-1-59 DISBURSEMENTS - VYDANT: Mortgage loans - Majetkove Certificate loans - Certifikatove ptijely Matured Endowments - Vyplacene naiae'ri nojigtem Death Claims - Vyplacene ilmrtni podpory Returned premiums and bonus - Vracene umrtni pop. a bonttl SPJST Build. Maintenance - iizeri a vydr2ovani budovy Furniture .& Fixtures - Nabytek v aradovne Actuary - Fees - Za aktuarskou praci Advertising - Oznamky Appraisal Expense - Za odhady Attorney Fee - Pravnikovi za vytizovani pajeek Car expense - vSilohy na auto Commissions - Komisne Contributions - Dary District Meeting - Distriktni schfize Emblems - Odznaky ight & Express Medical examinations - Lekatske prohlidky Non-Medical Exams - Bez-lekafske prohlidky Membership Dues - Poplatck Vestnik Office maintenance - Na vyditovani fitadovny Office Rent - Najemne z tfadovny Organizational Expense - Organizaeni vSilohy Postage - Pokovne Salary Editor - SIOne redaktora Salary of employees - Sltdrie vYnomoci Salary Officers - Slu'Zne frilednika Stationery and supplies - Tiskova prace a nsaei potteby Supreme Lodge Meeting - Schaze Hlavni aradovny Tax -- FICA & TEC Telephone and Telegraph - Telefon a telegraf Travel: Officers - Cestovne ffednikil ......

Youith Activities - oinnost rrilade2e Total disbursements - Celkove vydani Cash Balance 5-1-59, - Hotovost 5-1-59

2,000.00 80,934.77 3,719.374,800.00 33,127.90 2;412.68 23,081.99 5,670.00 2,250.00 780.00 1,107.63 2,482.15

Juvenile Detske ,

237.61 100.00

2,000 81,750 3,719 4,800 57,385 2,412 23,314, 5;770 2,250 780 1,107 2,482 1,148 76

815.43 23,981.80

To ,Soub

275.80•

1,148.00 76.74 162,366.49 496,355.94

25,206.54 11,688.04

1,423.84 1,911.32,

188,996 509,955

658,722.43

35,894.58

3,335.16

698,952

257,474.04 8,319.00 1,000.00 20,333.33 494.91 1,625.23

105.65 24.40 300.00 124.85 1,387.74 2,342.80 128.84 4,894.96 25.00 141.71 664.65 28.66 358.00 213.85 10.00 2,456.07 357.97 400.00 82.62 209.00, 600.00 2,242.50 3,350.00 175.51, 617.76 187.53 143.12 259.74 233.65

257,474 8,319 1,000 20,333 600.

1,625 24 300 124 1,387 2,342.

128 4,894.

25 141.

664.

28 358 213 10 2456.

357 400 82 209 600 2.242 3.350 175 617 187 143 259 2133

289,246.51 369,475.92

21,960.93 14,933.65

105.65 3,229.51

311,313 387,639

658,722.43

36,894.58

3,335.16

698,952

Wednesday,.

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VESTNiK-- WEST, TEXAS

ASSETS - MAJITEK 1EDNOTY sh Hotovost --. 369,475.92 S. Bonds - U. S. Bondy 895,156.00 runty; . and Municipal Bonds - Mestske a okresni bondy -_ 201,651.20 ortgage loans -- Majetkove pOjelty ....... 7,427,584.35 4rti4cate loans .- CertifikatoVe piljeky ________----. ..... 602,750.65 ock - Akcie ... 100,000.00 P. J. S. T. Building - S. P. J. S. T. budova -....--........-- 180,000.00 al Estate Owned -- Majetek .

24,900.48 glateral Loan - Collateral plijdka .......--.

87.27 M 0 - Mineralni a Olejovt majetek .......________ -...

60.00 luny - Podily 10.00 gniture and fixtures , a zatizeni ftfadovne Itemobile - Automoil . ....... ...... ........ . .

9,801,675.87

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14,933.65

3,229.51 6,822.40 88,009.31

35,836.29 3,500.00 54,269.94

98,061.22

387,639.08 895,156.00 208,473.60 7,515,593.66 602,750.65 100,000.00 180,000.00 24,900.48 87.27 60.00 10.00 35,836.29 3,500.00 9,954,007.03

Fraternally yours - S bratrskSrm pozdravem R. A. Urbanovsky, Financial Secretary - 06etni.

Piljem od radii v mesici duben, 1959 Income From Lodges In April, 1959 Lodge Date Amount 1 17 46434 2 9 21.41 3 24 19.40 4 24 1,056.56 5 24 60.07 6 17 516.46 7 424.58 28 8 90.37 24 9 24 512.99 10 24 91.96 11 28 44.88 12 9.34 24 13 261.27 24 14 24 41.01 16 208.54 24 17 24 1,187.97 18 9 41.90 19 24 69.01 20 702.46 24 21 161.75 28 23 295.09 26 24 24 3,637.18 25 893.91 24 28 24 1,279.26 29 24 4,532.09 30 9 272.61 31 24 54.67 33 17 614.56 35 24 142.07 37 24 6.67 38 28 525.51 39 24 147.61 40 9 1,015.07 41 24 147.5'7 44 26 100.62 45 24 59.56 47 28 823.86 48 24 429.30 49 367.31 17 50 17 823.39 51 24 285.33 54 24 2,335.88 20 04 561.71 ...t,, _ ...-._

57 58 60 61 63 64 65 66 67 69 71 72 73 74 76 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 91 92 94 95 97 98 101 103 107 108 110 111 112 113 116 117 118 119 122 12Q

24 24 28 24 24 24 24 9 24 24 9 24 24 17 9 24 28 24 24 24 24 11 17 24: 24 24 28 17 9 24 24 24 24 24 9 24 17 28 24 17 25 9 28 24 28 24

51.85 251.56 21.60 429.44 487.91 31.88 65.74 581.24 112.23 31.03 17.64 116.50 34.33 223.35 141.98 347.40 829.49 786.27 54.55 23.85 2,094.81 3.79 51.56 1,148.99 5,710.08 294.68 211.30 1,893.67 323.61 54.08 92.11 41.26 7.26 14.61 735.53 296.87 170.82 37.64 568.59 67.81 138.52 335.96 320.40 '7.82 188.67 80.77

128 129 130 132 133 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 145 146 147 143 152 153 154 156 158 160 161.

162 163 165

24 24 17 17 24 9 9 28 24 9 24 28 24 28 23 24 24 9 24 24 9 24 24 24 24 17 17 24 t,

42.20 43.42 840.43 5.89 1,245.13 418.44 8.21 92.70 420.14 1,622.73 106.01 411.37 308.63 864.14 45.08 148.63 92.81 1,121.35 58.15 418.59 2,142.34 21.03 27.06 272.91 210.95 123.09 1,158.65 244.77 $57,385.50

Distraught Wife: "Dear, our new maid has burned the bacon and eggs. Would you be satisfied) with a couple of kisses for breakfast?"

Hubby: "Sure! Bring her in .and get out of here!"

A young wife showed up in one of the beauty salons with a black eye and explained her husband had given it to her.

"But I thought your husband ! was outof town this week,' her friend said.

"So did 1," exclaimed the young wife.

V2STN — WEST, TEXAS

In Memoriam IN

Bak MORIAM OF VINC J. SULA Member of Lodge 54 died after short iiin, April the 19th at West, Texas.

Surviving are his wife Andela a n d daughters Helen, Lillian and Margaret.

After services from the Catholic Church of Assumption, West, Texas. Our deceased brother was laid to rest eternal at the St. Movies Cemetery at West.

In his younger days this brother had been active in Lodge work and was liked by all for his kind disposition.

May he rest in eternal peace.

Our sympathy to the bereaved Family.

0 44 • NESS FORCES MICEK'S ABSENCE A long standing record was broken recently when Dr. Eduard Micek, professor of Slavonic languages, missed his first clasS in 32 ygars.

Dr. Micek was undergoing treatment for as chest ailment in St. David's Hospital. Dr. Joe Malik, acting secretary of the Slavonic Department, stated that "there were ,ffiany times when Dr. Micek was not quite well but he didn't miss class because he was afraid of ruining his record."

On the recommendation of the Chicago Council of Higher Education. The University of Texas, in 1926, invited him to he instructor in Slavonic Lang-es. He had previously spent two years Cbjcego cc an instructor of Czech at Harrison Technical High School and via s a graduate student at the Universit y o f Chicago.

Russian was offered to University students for the first tim g in 1942. Dr. 1N,Iicek, who studied Russian at the University of Prague and King's College of Slavonic Studies at the University of London, was instrumental in bringing it into the curriculum.

He feels that Americans should study the Russian language and folkways be, Lse the Rusians are intensively studying about the United States. He believes ti we should meet them on equal ground.

"Flunkies" a title reserved for those making under 60, is one of Dr. Micek's

pet peeves. There is also the "boonska" a ,sort of Russian "knot on the head."

None of the "prospective Russians" have received) one as yet, but there is always a laugh at recitation time when an erring student is threatened with one.

The professor is serious about the "No Smoking" rule in his class room. The smoke affects his lungs because Dr. Micek was gassed during World War I. Dr. Micek is kept busy with his writing along with his classes. His latest bobk, "The Real Tolstoy," was published in 1953. ) 0 4, • RESOLUTION OF' S Y MPAT HY We, the undersigned Resolution Co.himittee of Lodge Karel Havlicek No. 4, SPJST in Hallettsville, TexaS, in behalf of our members are extending sympathy to the! bereaved family in the passing of their beloved mother and grandmother HILDA KUBICEK She died on April 24, 1959 at her eldest son, Erwin's home in San Antonio. Her husband, Osweld Kubicek died in 1951.

She is survived by 2 sons, Erwin and Eugene, both of San Antonio, and five grand children, one son Jerry was killed in a highway accident while in service in 1942. at the age of 20. Survivors in addition to her sons and grandchildren are two brothers, F. N. Leech of Mallettwine and Roy Busch of Schulenburg, four sisters, Emilie of Washington , Mrs. Pauline Krenek of Engle, MisClara,Bucek of Schulenburg and Mrs. Fred (Emma) Miculka of Moravia.

Be it therefore msolved, that the members of our Loflge No. 4, adopt this resolution as an expression of our profonnd grief, in the loss of our Lodge Sister. He it furILLT resolved, that this resolution be spread upon the minutes cf our Ledge, and a copy thereof be 1:hal-Le:hilt-Ed to the family of the dec, aced and a ccr.y t:e sent to the pablicaton of cue order dated at Hallettsville ,xas this 10th day of May, 1959.

Chas. Holy rtost Holub John Holy Resolution Co mittee ) c 45 4 I IN MEMORIAM OF FRANCES ,LAZA A member of our Lodge 97 born August 1, 1889 and died suddenly April the 6th at the Victoria Hospital. 'Her husband preceded her in death. Surviving chile dren, Agnes, Lillie,' George, WilliaM, John, Edward and James.

Funeral services for our deceased Sis

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ter were held from the C.1VI.B. Church of Placedo and she was laid to rest at Crescent Valley Cemetery.

Mrs. Frances Laza was a devoted and respected member of the SPJST Lodge at Placedo, Texas.

She was a rancher at Bloomington, Texas, and loved by everyone in her community. Hhe had been a widow for several years. She was a loving and devoted mother to her children, kind to all. Humble and considerate, Faithful to her church. May she rest in peace, and her memory forever be respected. t,( 3, i IN MEMORIAM OF JOHN SLOVAK Funeral services for John Slovak, member of Lodge 72, who died Wednesday were held from St. Monica's Catholic Church Friday at 9 a.m. Services were conducter by Father Alfred Kallus and burial was in St. Monica Cemetery.

Mr. Slovak was born in Fayette County, October 25, 1889, but had lived and farmed in the Marak Community for the past 35 years. He was a member of the KJT and the SPJST Lodges, a director of the Milani County Earn-4 Bureau for 10 years, a school trustee in his community for 25 years and secretary of the Buckholts RVOS for 25 years.

Survivms include 3 sons: Albert Slovak, Marak; Edward Slovak, Cameron; and Joe Slovak, Shreeveport; 1 daughter Mrs. T. E. Williams, Laurel, Maryland; 3 brothers, Joel Slovak, Anaheim, Calif., Adolph Slovak, Columbus; and Jack Slovak, Houston; 3 sisters, Mrs. ETha Girndt Columbus; Mrs. Zosie Stancik, Columbus; Mrs. Lillian Wakefield, Houson; Mrs. Bernice P6ndergrest, Houston; .'nd Mrs, Annie, Mae Morris, Houston; one hal f sister, Mrs. Aguess Bell, Oklahonia City and 5 grandchildren. rest in eternal peace.

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C• RE SOL Whereas; on the•iii 0,1y of i■VoruarY, 1959, our beloved fellow-director Brother Otto Stehlik was Called from his labors to his eternal rest and left surviving him his wife, children, grandchil dr:in and a host of relatives and friends and Whereas, Brother Stehlik was not only a good,' loyal and devoted husband, loving father and grandfather, but was also an energetic community worker highly respected by the people who knew Yaim for his unselfish service to his fellowman in many endeaVors, and Whereas, more particularly these who worked with him as fellow-directors of the SPJST Rest Home will irdss his untiring efforts for the good of the Rest

Wednesday, May 20, 1959 Home and his pleasant good nature.

Be it therefore resolved, by the SPJST Rest Home that all members of the Board extend to the bereaved wife, children, grandchildren and other relatives of our deceased Brother Otto Stehlik, their sincere sympathy in their loss and in their bereavement; that one copy of this resolution be Sant to his wife and surviving children of our deceased Bro. Stehlik, that one copy be sent to the Vestnik for publication, that one copy be spread on the minutes of the SPJST Rest Home.

Chas. Navratil Frank A. Laznovsky J. M. Skraba.nek H. W. Mareak Ed P. Sralla Henry J. Schovajsa ) • els • (

Eden, Texas Mr. William E. "Bill" Macek our member of Lodge 47 started 'his career as a state employee with the Texas Highway Department in San Angelo, March 3, 1928.

March 13, 1958, Mr. Macek was presented a certificate of service in recognition and appreciation for 30 years of meritorious service with the Highway Department and was also awarded his 30-year gold pin.

Mr. Macek entered the Clinic-Hospital at San Angelo for treatment in February and again in March at which time he had two imajor operations. He was in a very serious condition for several days. His condition has improved so rapidly the last few days that his family and friends hope that he will be able to return home in the near future.

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Our Brother Joseph Botik from Lodge 92, wanted to visit Czechoslovakia to settle some estate affairs.

Since he is not well, the family felt his son, Father Will Botik should accompany his father. But the Czechoslovakian embassy in. Washington refused the priest a passport visa.

That's the kind of freedom there is now in Czechoslovakia. A son, if a priest cannot accompany his sick father. — That's the kind of traitors the Reds are of everything that advances the Czedh and Slovak people. — (From the Tribune.)

VPSTNIK — WEST, TEXAS

Calendar Of Activities LODGE POKROK NO. 84, DALLAS

Following is a schedule of activities to be held at our Lodge Hall at 2625 Floyd Sunday, May 30 -- Battle Dance, between Ed Faraizl and John Rejcek orchestras. Sponsored by Softball team Saturday, June 6—Dance, Rudy Kurtz orchestra, from Shiner, Texas Saturday, June 13 — Special Tacky Dane, Music by Wesley (Gus) Herzan aturday, June 20 — Dance, Music by Eric Honza orchestra Sunday, June 21 — Monthly Meeting and Family Fun Night Sunday, June 28 — SPJST Youth Activities Day — Dance, Coronation of SPJST Queen at night—Music by Wesley (Gus) Herzan's orchestra Saturday, July 4 — Dance, Music by John Rejcek's orchestra Saturday, July 18, -- Dance Music by John Dlabaj orchestra Sunday, July 19 -- Monthly Business Meeting and Family Fun Night Saturday, August 1, Dance, Music by Eric Honza's orchestra Friday, August 14 — Special Dance Music by Eddie Skeet's orchestra, from Bigelow, Minnesota — from 8 to 12 p.m.

Saturday, August 15 — No Dance due to dance on Friday night Sunday, August 16 -- Monthly Business Meeting and Family Fun Night Saturday, August 29 — Anniversary Dance — Music by Chuck Perkins and His Bavarian Playboys of Dallas Sunday, August 30 -- Anniversary Dinner, Program in afternoon and — Dance at night, 8 to 12, music by Wesley (Gus) Herzan orchestra Saturday, Sept. 5 — Dance, Music by Ed Faraizl orchestra Saturday, Sept. 19 — Dance, Music by Wesley (Gus) Herzan's orchestra Sunday, Sept. 20 — Monthly Business Meeting and Family Fun Night Saturday, Oct. 3, — Vinobrani or Marvest Dance — Music by John Rejcek orchestra Saturday, October 17 — Barn Dance — Mimic by West Melodians Sunday, Oct. 18 — Monthly Business and Family Fun Night Saturday, Oct. 31 — Dance, Music by Ed Faraizl's orchestra Saturday, Nov. 14 — Dance by Wesley (Guy) Herzan's orchestra Sunday, Nov. 15 -- Monthly Business meeting and Family Fun Night Saturday, Nov. 23 — Dance, orchestra pending.

Sunday, Dec. 20 — Monthly Meeting and Family Fun Night Thursday, Dec. 31 — New Year's Eve

Strana 19 Battle Dance. Featuring the music of Ed Faraizl and John Rejcek orchestras.

Dancing fram 8:30 p.m. to 4:00 a.m. — continuous music.

All of our Saturday night dances start at 8:30 p.m. and the orchestras stop playing at 12:30 a.m. Dances on any other night start at 8 o'clock and end at 12 o'clock.

We hold our regular monthly business meetings on the third Sunday of every month starting at 4:00 p.m. After the conclusion of the business meeting we have our Family Fun Night. There is always good food prepared and special dinners bl some of our good sisters. After supper, starting at 7 p.m., we have games of all sorts to entertain you until 10 p.m.

All our friends and members are invited to participate in all of the above activities.

Fraternally yonrs, Entertainment Committee Lodge No. 84, Dallas, Texas Editor's Note: This is a real good report of planning ahead.

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Sokol Sentinel DALLAS SOKOL NEWS

The entertainment committee met this week to complete plans for the opening day events. This issue brings more redatiled program and a definite date for the opening. ,Schedule of Opening Day Events of New Sokol Gym and Lodge Hall at Greenville Avenue, Dallas, Texas Sept. 7 — Monday, Open House 6:00 p.m. till 8:00.

Sept. 12th -- Saturday, Carnival (Aftternoon) Luncheon (evening) Dance 8:30 till 1:00 a.m. Featuring the new Gus Herzan Band.

Sept. 13 — Sunday, Dinner 12 noon; Dedication Program in afternoon; Luncheon, evening; Dancing 8 p.m. to 12, Gus Herzan Band afternoon and night; Don Hosek Band night only.

Calendar of other events at the Sokol Grounda, Greenville, Avenne.

May 24th — Sunday, Barbecue Dinner 12 noon til 3 p.m.

June 14th — Sunday, Pox Supper, 5 p.m. till 7 p.m.

You are always welcome! )• °( Billy approached the eacher's 'desk after school and said; "I don't want to scare you or anything Mrs. Brown, but my father said that if I don's bring home a better report card, someone is going to get a licking."

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Reports From Local Lodges

g S TINT I K -- 'WEL-3T, TEXAS

Wednesday, May 20, 1959

the local Sokol unit. There will be a cake guests attenclede the play. During the walk in the afternoon and supper at play the players were applauded many 5:00. Music for the eveninq, will be fur- times for their performances. Steve Valnished by Majek's orchestra, Also for cik (the Dramatis Club Director), who the dance at night. played the part of a father was indeed Everyone is invited. tops in his part — Johnny Sula playing Nazdar! the part of a son, again gave a unique professional performance, yes, Johnny John. Stasa, Secretary Sula is one of the few that can always ) • 42 ♦ ( be counted on to give a superb performLODGE 88 HOUSTON, TEXAS ance for any character that is to be Dear Brothers and Sisters: After several weeks of recuperation played — Em Lee Orsak played the part from a surgery operation in be1half of of a jilted bride to be (that was planned progress, -I was able to return and at- out between two mothers) once again tend on May 3, another wonderful Czech showed her fine versality as a up and play called "NESIDTE VENOUSKA," or coming actress, her rating in this play in English it means "don't cheat Jim- was excellent -- Mrs. Karel, who came my." This play was given by the Dra back after a short absence, and played matic Club of Lodge No. 88, which was the part of a governess was indeed very the third play given since the beginning good in her performance. Since she of the year. This is quite a record for gathered the four star rating in this the Dramatic Club in giving the mem play, we hope she will continue in fubers so many plays in just four months ture plays, because the members can — well, it proves again that with proper be assured of another excellent perplanning anything can be. accomplished. formance. Our good friend (62 plays to A very happy crowd of members and his credit) Tim Kostom needs no in-

REPORT OF LODGE VESELI NO 14 VESLEY, TEXAS Brother Editor, Sisters and Brothers, Am finally getting down to work and letting you know through our medium the Vestnik, that our meeting of lodge Veseli No. 14 held at Fireman's Park, Saturday night April 18, was a success beyond our fondest, expectation. We had several friends as our guest that night and our new lodge president, Lynn Dusek proved capable and handled the procedures very nicely also among our guests was our district No. 1 Organizer, Brother Barina. Bro. Barina, gave us a humorous and inspiring talk, we really appreciate Brother Barina's visit with us. Thanks Brother Barina. Also present at this meeting was Sister M. Lisy, requested us to visit Lodge No. 1, and get a transfer to Lodge Veseli No. 14 which we did for her, and we welcome her to our lodge. Also present was John Raymond Peters and his mother, Mrs. Peters and we welcome Bro. John and his mother. Our new Organizer, Sister Mollie Ewell, signed Johnny up as a new member, just a few days before the meeting. CongratulationS Sister Ewell.

Sister Ewell, also tells me that she has her sights aimed at several of our honored guests that all she has to do is pull the trigger. Well we hope and wish her the best of luck after the meeting we had a social with kolaches cake etc. also a few cold drinks including sore foamy ones, ha, ha. At this meeting we also decided to have our next meeting, That is the meeting for June on Saturday, June 20, at 8 p.m. again at the same place. Fireman's Park in Brenham. We really appreciate the hospitality of the Brenham Fire Department for letting us use their facilities without cost. Thanks to you Brenham Firemen. Some of you boys come visit us at our next meeting, everyone is welcome Fraternally Ed G. Vavra Secretary, Lodge No. 14 John F. Rejcek of Abbott, Texas, pic- ser, Edna Rejcek, and Willie Mae Jail)• •( tured above and his 15 children were all ecka of Dallas, Mary Miller of Corpus invited to Houston, Texas, April 11 and Christi and Louis Cooper of Houston.

CORPUS, CHRISTI, TEXAS 12 for a Family Reunion at his daugh- All of the 30 grandOhildren and inlaws ter's house, Louise and Ed Cooper and were there: It was a happy and joyous Brothers and Sisters, Sokol Corpus Christi will celebrate they really put out the welcome mat. weekend for Mr. Rejeek to be with his their 29th anniversary Sunday, May 24, Mr. Rejcek's sons are Jerome, Raymond, children and grandchildren. Mr. Rej1959 at Sokol Hall (on Kastohryz Road Jody and Willie of Dallas, Edward of cek is a retired Blacksmith and has his beyond Lexington Blvd.) Chicken Barbeown Czech orchestra. Five of his chilcue dinner will be served from. 12 p.m. Ennis, Rudolf and Leo of Abbott, Felix dren play in the orchestra. So there, to 2 p.m. at 2:30 will be the welcome and Alphonse of Houston. Daughters 'was plenty of fun and music in Housaddress by Jim Kucera Sr. president of are Martha Veselka of Waco, Rudy Gai- ton. They are all members of our SPJST

Wednesday, May 20, 1959 troduetion as to how good he is. Tim always gives his best and the part he played, again proves few can come to his equal on the stage. Mrs. H. Valcik after some flew years of absence as one of our outstanding players, again returned and gave an enjoyable performance. As for Mrs. F. Olexa, I can't find enough descriptive words to express how good she again performed, she always seems to be our top drawing actress.

Let's turn around and not forget to give the final praise to our good prompter, Mrs. A. Svestka who did such an outstanding job as a prompter. Behind the scene Wei have another good brother who is not always in the limelight, but really does lots of worik back stage during the play, that brother is Mr. A. Svestka. He is always working before the curtain opens and he is still working when the curtain closes —. thanks for a job well done. Steve Valcik is to be given praise for his planning in giving the members of Lodge No. 88 such a wonderful play, keep up the good work Steve and may your past progress continue on into the future. Let's part with a thought of always saying ano instead of yo as was pointed out in this play.

Let's Be Friends, Louis Harms , 61,

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LODGE FRANTISEK PALACKY NO. 21 LNGLE, TEXAS Dear Sisters and Brothers and all Share Holders — Just a few lines to remind , you all of our next meeting Sunday, June 7. at 2:00 p.m.

We will at this meeting, vote on whether to sell our dance hall or not, so please be there.

Fraternally yours, I. J. Kopecky President and Organizer ) • 4. • (

De aved Letters Some of the Letters received too late to be inserted in this issue and we ask again for your indulgence. They are from Dallas, San Antonio, Holland; Houston, Cyclone and Temple. Mail 'em early, as we cannot well afford to throw out items that have been set up, to make room for "late corners."

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Work accidents on the farm will 3,500 to 4,000 persons yearly, according to findings of the National Safety Council.

Although there are more deaths in farming than in any other major industry, the death rate per 100,000 workers is not as high as in the construction or mining inthistries.

V2STN1K — WEST, TEXAS

Strana 31 and Henry Popp. If there is any mistake, let me know.

The Mother's Day program was in the making at this meeting, but at the throe of this writing the Mother's Day was held this past Sunday. Although the ,weather was Very mad, and bail and tornado warnings were forecast for the afternoon, it was surprising to see such a nice crowd assembled at our Mother's Day Program.

Women's Nook WEST LODGE NO. 54 Dear Brothers and Sisters: An usual large crowd attended our last meeting which was held on May 3rd. the meeting was very interesting since the attendance was large and everyone seemed to haVe taken interest in what was brought Up, even Brother Hugo Freund came up with ideas which livened up the crowd.

A moment of silence was held, paying .tribute to our departed Brother Vine John Sula who passed away April 20th, he was a member of our Lodge No. 54 for 43 years. Having been in the Meat Market business for many years but retired about a year ago. He is survived by his wife and three daughters, Mrs.• John Lee Hruska of Whitnew, Mrs. Hugh Law of California and Mrs. Rayriond Ray Jr., of Bellmead.

Vice President Albin Sulak thanked all who contributed and made the Little League possible which is sponsored by the SPJST Lodge No. 54 he also invited every body to come out and see these little boys play, these boys are in the 9 to 11 year age group, all are good players and With an audience they will play with all their might just to win that game.

It was nice seeing Judge Vick Hall at the meeting and who is the proud father of a new son; this calls for "Congratulations". from every one to him.

Shirley Ann Marek who is elected as Princess to represent our Lodge was introduced, and was given a large applause. A new member joined our Lodge and was introduced, she is Mrs. Estelle Mildred Marek, wife of our Warden and Organizer Brother Edmund Marek of Penelope, Texas.

I am glad to report, that there was no one on the sick list. On our present sick list committee are the following Frances Popp, Christine Milberger, Mollie Barton, Frances Hlavenka, Rosie Cocek, Helen Marie Cejak, Frances Matus and George Hubik, Albert L. &Oar

Brother Robert Cervenka made an address of Welcome proceeding the program, Sister Frances Bilek was introduced as Charter Member of our SPJST which was organized July 1, 1897.

Mrs. Helen Cepak was requested to introduce those who participated in the program which were, mostly Juveniles.

The program consisted of songs, poems accordion music and a number ,"Sitting alone in the old. Rocking Chair" which was done by Mrs. Millie Girard, of Waco.

District Attorney Burney Walker of Waco gave a splendid address to the mothers dating back from the time Mother's Day began on the second Sunday in May, 1912.

Our Editor of the Vestnik, Brother L. 0. Hosek gave a wonderful address, in Czech to the mothers, he also thanked all those who took part in the program, and co aplimented the women who, were on the program committee for the splendid work they have accomplished in bringing on this wonderful program I am sure everybody who was there would have listened for hours to such good speakers as the Honorable BurneS Walker andi Brother L. 0. Hosek.

Then the last Number was the awarding of prizes to Mrs. Melba Susik Cameron who was the youngest mother, Mrs. Frances Bilek of West the oldest Mother, Mrs. Joe Marek of Dallas win, came the farthest distance Mrs. F'rapees Bilek of West who has the most. children.

We were glad to see several of the Brothers and Sisters from the surround ing lodges here on this Mothers Day and Sisters from the surrounding lodges on the Mother's Day Program.

Then at night was a dance, Music was furnished by Vrazel's Polka Band of Cameron and everybody had a nice time.

I want to remind you that our next meeting will be on June 7th at this meet ing our Annual 4th of July Picnic will be discussed.

Also don't forget the Organizers meeting of Hill and McLennan Counties which will be held in our hall on May 21st at 7:30 p.m.

Fraternally, Airs, Bennie Soukup,

TNiX; — WEST, TEXAS Reporter Editor's Note: Many thanks for your detailed reports they keep the interest in your Lodge alive and inspire other Lodges to become active again. Keep is up.

Sister Soukup, we all appreciate it!

Your Ball Club could play against Cottonwood Junior Ball Club, that just has been organized. )• •( LODGE, SLOYANSKA LIPA NO. 66 WACO, TEXAS Dear Brothers and Sisters: A very large crowd was on hand for the regular meeting of the Waco SPJST Lodge No. 66 on Sunday, May 3, 1959 at Linden Hall in Elm Mott. Zephyr Faye Spence was chosen to lead the Pledge of Allegiance. Visitors included Brother and Sister Edward L. Marek, President of the Supreme Lodge SPJST, of Temple, and Mrs. Ray Sexton.

We are sorry to hear that Brother Joe Kucera is ill and is confined to the Veterans Hospital in Marlin. We all Send our sincere wishes for a speedy recovery.

We were proud to hear the progress report and to, learn that Waco Lodge No. 66 was leading with 32 new members attained during the first four months of the year. May candidates for membership included Sisters Bobbie Jean and Peggy Lucille Martin, Darlene and Sharon Engelke, Brother and Sister Harold Trojan and Mark Hanus. We are happy to have all of you, as our members.

This was a , special day for the youth of our Lodge. All were very excited about their special Mother's Day program and about their project honoring our Birthday Club members celebrating birthdays during May. Thera were provided a special table, nicely decorated, with place cards. Special honorees were Brother and Sister Edward L. Marek, Brother and Sister Ed Mazanec, Brothers Emil Hanus, Alvin Reznicek, Louis Kazda and. Richard Urbis; Sisters Barbara Stanislav, Rosemary Mynarcik and Peggy Martin.

The addition to Linden Hall is nearly completed and we are all proud of our extra facilities. To express our appreciation for the patronage shown us, we plan to halve open house on Sunday, June 7th, beginning at 7:30 p.m. There will be a free dance. Music will be furnished by the Rejcek Orchestral. We cordially invite everyone to come out to visit us during the evening.

Sister Libbie Parma reported that .at the June meeting four girls will be announced as princesses in the Lodge 66 Youth Contest. These will be girls in the

teen-age division that have earned the highest number of points. One girl will be selected from the sub-teen division who will be the , duchess. The Lodge 66 Princess Dance will be held on Sunday, evening, July 26, 1959. Music will be furnis.ihed by the Emil Bartos Orchestra of Moulton. Proceeds from the dance will be given the Youth Fund.

Door prizes were won by Sister Stacy Kazda and by Christopher Spence in the youth division. Each won cash awards.

Announcement was made that the five mothers selected by the Committee, one of whom was to be elected by secret ballot to be the SPJST Lodge No. 66 Mother eof the Year, Were Sisters Agnes Mazanec, Lillian Traywick, Libbie Parma, and Emma Ceska. Sister Louise Matus received the largen number of votes and was crowned Mother of the Year by Brother Edward L. Marek. Sister Dorothy Gerlich was the youngest rather present; Sister Mary Kapavik, the oldest mother present, and Sister Otto Harms was honored as the Mother with the most children members of the SPJST. Sister Hanus has four children, eight grandchildren, a daughter-in-law and a son-in-law all members of SPJST Lodge No. 66. All honored mothers were presented carnation corsages.

The program honoring all mothers, as planned by the youth, was present:At as follows: Mothers' Day Program Lodge No. 66 Emcee — Norma Traywick Pledge of Allegiance -- Johnnie G aidusek and Cathy Moore W ]come Cathia Moore "Whistle a Happy Tune" — Trio, Hattie Matus, La Nell Ceska and Norma Traywick "Thought For the Day" — Reading by Billy Joe Korenek "Green Meadow Waltz" — Piano solo by Hattie Matus "When Pa Is Sick" — Recitation, Edward Traywick "When Ma Is Sick" — Recitation, Mary Sue Moore "Come To the Sea" and "Sweet Violets" "My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean" Accordion numbers by Helen Kolenovsky Recitation, Christo"Dad's Best Gift" pher Spence "Blue Skirt Waltz" — Piano solo, La Lell Crska "Fraternalism" — Recitation, Beverly Gaidusek "Let Me Call You Sweetheart" — Group Singing, Elaine and Lana Reznicek, Margaret and Mary Nell Narovec, Ira Jo Koen, Faye and Jean Spence, Frences, Miller

Wednesday, May 29, 1959 "We've Done Our Best" — Gene Miller "Goodbye' — Barbara Gaidusek Address — Brother Edward L. Marek, President, Supreme Lodge SPJST, Temple, Texas Buffet Supper Musical Program — Young's Rhythm Rockers Dancing — Music by the Rejceks.

To climax the program, Brother Edward L. March, President of the Suprerr4e Lodge, presented a most inspiring talk in honor of all Mothers on Mother's Day, it was thoroughly enjoyed by all.

The musical program during the supper hour presented by the 'Rhythm Rockers," a real talented group of teen agers — Eddie and Billy Ray Young, Randy Hudgins and Mike Sharp. Music for dancing in the evening was provided by the Rejcek Orchestra.

The next regular meeting will be held on Sunday, June 7, 1959 at 2:30 p.m. at Linden Hall. We plan to have a special meeting in that there will be an initiation ceremony for new members.

We have a very large group who have not been initiated and hope every one of you will be present for this important event. Following the meting we plan a buffet supper; each family to provide enough, food for their group and for friends they wish to invite.

Fraternally yours, Waco SPJST Lodge No. 66 Editor's , Note: Such a fine report and not even signed. Thanks Mrs. Ceska.

• • TAYLOR, TEXAS Dear Readers, The Taylor Lodge Praha No. 29 held its regular meeting Sunday at 2 p.m.

We met at the hall at 11:30 and enjoyed a good dinner of sausage and sour kraut which the men folks had prepared to honor the mothers. We were somewhat dissapointed that not too many members came, but since it was Mother's Day some members were out of town to spend the day with their children and some had their children visiting them. I hate to report that our faithful member Frank Lesikar is on the sick list. We want to wish him a speedy recovery.

President Rueben Lesikar opened the meting and Brother A. L. Boudny read the minutes which were approved as read. Brother Frank Hejl gave his localreport and Brother Edwin Kovar gave the report for the property committee.

He announced his report on the May Fete which was termed as a huge success. We had elected Reuben Lesikar as our Chairman for our coming celebra-

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tion in July 'and his co-chairman are Edwin Kovar and -Rudolph Troubil, Other committees will be selected later.

We voted to donate $25.00 for the Taylor library fund and a motion was made and passed to buy a cooffee urn for our kitchen.

At the conclusion of the meeting brother T'roubil made a short but very touching speech on Mothers end their devoted love to their. children. Thank you for such a nice tribute to the mothers. ,Then the three. Pokorny sisters, Emily, Irene . and Antonette, garve a song for us. Thanks again. Then a corsage was given to our newest member which was Mrs . Rudolf Troubil :and Mrs. Frank Drozda, got . a corsage for being the old-, est ;mother: present and Mrs. Hamlin Susen for the youngest mother, Mrs. A. L. Bpudny for having the most children and Mrs. Frank Pokorny for being veted .the mother of , the year and Mrs. Albert Kasparek for the prettiest mother It was all in fun but we enjoyed it very niuch, and want to thank aur g husbands, for planning such, .a joyful day for us.

The weather was sa stP uilY and the wind was blowing like, naafi an we were forcedi to finish our meeting down :stairs, We didf get good rain out of it and some hail too:, After the meeting adjourned we served a good lunch and everyone went, home happy ∎ Your reporter, Mrs. Frank Ppkorny P.'s. ara sending you the clipping of our May Fete write up: If you see fit to use any part of it. We were sorry about the pictures, but we will thy to get some for you. ( DALLAS,

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Towards . Air.,ConditiOning Equipment.

876.21 Eacin dons ton is a1 pro4lateci . by both: Sokol and SPJST:: The 'new building ,is going up very, nicely' and . the results so far indicate;rthat ire, .going to have a beautiful building.. Pgriii. are, in progress for the. opening, 'Which . you wiil read about shortlyz tgaiiir, a "big thank you for all the contributions • ,hat have been given either of- the Organizations. kkAtettally yOUts, Hattie ) • sto . ,

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Good News • There is good rre,ws . from 'Texas, the state•:with. a large .population of Americans of 'Czechoslovak descent. Years age, Czech was taught In . 18 high sdhools; it has . suryived only at the University of Texas. The reasons are the .same :as in. Cicero and Berwyn. The Sputnik scare however,- prompted -: the .Czechoslovak committee to launch , a drive: "Learn Czech and RuSSialf!'' by. joe Malik of the Department of 'Sla.Vonic' Languages; of the University of Texns CzeCh. and Russian over radid station KULP and the lesion is then printed in the Leader NeVs-Svoboda, 'a ltical needs patlel-, published in EF, Par,,Tipo, TeXas. The. Department of State welcomes, 4).e. program.. Other CzechosloVak communities; for instance Chicago; : NENV YOrk, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Cedar Ra.Pidg; etc , could also caTry on such a orogral

Heart disefigs .was the &Oise of a third of all deaths intexas- uin-1?4: 53, the. Texas Health Department roveal,s The depart7 ment said heart ., dist:.a..,.,4ccouhteci for.

24,421 of the 78 Aa. 6 eleaihS. M. the state last year. The 'figure was.33.3 ,per cent, of the total. Cancer -Second in the list of the 10 top Toilers, acc,ortating for 10,594 'deaths,.

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Dear Readers, The follo\\ing is, a report of the collcctions. that I ,ha,ve , received towards our new Sokol-SPJST $714.56 Previously reported 23.125Mary Sebestik 1.00 Mrs. John H2mzal 10.00 John l3kikovan Flowers for the living: memory of John Machac Sr. 2.00 Frank and Anna. Noska In Memory of Joe Sil 3.00 Mr. and. Mrs. M. J. Jrurcik .50 Jne, Macs: 5.00' Marie Fitz 5.00 Mr. -and Mrs. Hugo, Schefcak 5.06 Mr. and M. Stanley Hulovec 2.00 Antonie Horak, 5.00 Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Vrla Mr... and Mrs. Arnold Vrla

toVaVailla OR LODGE NO. 88 OFFICERS Seated (left to right) Vice'-President Margaret Rezek, President Robert Iiilsher, and Secretary Mildred Vala. Standing (lett to' right) Thap6rtit Willie Nueera,, Jr, Treasurer lanies-Radleeek a Sergeaintl at A11116 Fmk KitoOra

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/ YOUTH CLUB LODGE 56, CORPUS, CHRISTI Dear Vestnik Readers, Our last meeting was May the 10th on Mother's Day. We had a good attend nice. We had to postpone our contest till next month because our director Sister Judy 'Majek was in the hospital, we wish her a good recovery. She's hoping to be with us at our next meeting.

After the meeting we had our Mother's.

Day Program. Which turned out real good. We pinned on corc •ges on the youngest and oldest 'mother and Mrs Kucera, was our oldest mother. Also they received another gift. In the program which alot of girls and boys participated. We want to thank all of them who took part. After the program we had a good supper which ended the Mother's Day. Your youth club president, Virginia Hermis ) 4,

Vt S TNir, WEST, TE CORPUS CHRISTI Dear Readers, Our last meeting was held May 10, 1959. It was Mother's Day. There were no guests.

Door prizes were won by Johnny Stasa, Allen Stassa, and Josephine Stefik and Teresa Majek.

Birthdays were Michael Ma.jek, Pat Peal, and Jimmy Kucera.

Our next meeting will be held June 12, 1959.

Youth Club Secretary, Sam Peal ) ♦4♦ c LODGE 66, WACO, TEXAS Dear Readers, Sunday, May 3, 1959, Lodge 66 had its monthly meeting. Shortly following the meeting the Youth presented a Mother's Day Program in honor of all the Mother's present, Brother Marek of Temple waS the guest speaker. The Mother elected "Mother of the Year" of Lodge 66 is Mrs. Otto Matus. Congratulations to you. Mother IVIatus.

Wednesday, May 20, 1959 Each Youth, who participated were very excited and nervous before the program, but each did very well. I enjoyed very much being on the program and helping plan it. I hope everyone enjoyed it as much as I did. Thanks to all of you --the Youth—for working so hard on your parts.

A musical program was presented by the Rhythm Rockers during the dinner hour. The rock-n-roll music was enjoyed by all and especially the teenagers. In the evening a dance was given with music by the Rejcieks and Petrs.

The birthday table seated these hon.)red guests: Brother and Sister Edward ".'laalek, Brother and Sister Ed Mazanec, Brother and Sister Emil Hanus, Brother and Sister Kazda, Brother and Sister Alvin Reznicek and Brother and Sister Otto Matus. The table was covered in white linens, decOrated with spring garden flowers and a cake baked by Norma Traywick.

Other flower decorations were made for the stage and tables by the Youth

YOUTH CLUB, LODGE 133 San Antonio, Texas D-ar Readers, Me San Antonio Youth Club paid :.a spOeitI trilatite'tb all the mothers at the last youth club meeting held on May 1, 1950. The mothers were presented with beautiful ,'corsages which were made by Mrs. Valls. Our youth director was presented with a beautiful flower arrangement which I hope she enjoyed.

After the meeting the youth enjoyed having a dance, as well as having re1 reslim e nts.

The meeting was held at the home of I Mr. and Mrs. Ersch and Albert. I would therefore like , to thank them for allowing us to use their home.

Sincerely yours, Marilyn Strobel, President ) • 4 • ( REMEMBER YOUTH ACTIVITY DAY and QUEEN CONTEST On Sunday, June 28, 1959 at Lodge 84 Dallas, Texas All the associated 21 Lodges of District ILI SPJST Invite You!

CORPUS CHRISTI YOUTH At Ou r recent District Meeting at La Parita the above pictured Youth of Lodge Corpus ChriSti contributed with a Dance Number to the program of District VII Meeting. Their performance was very good. They are from left right: Michael Majek, Georgia A. Jeter, Mary A. Bennis, Sam Peal, Virginia Hermis, Janice sner, Barbara Marek and Mary A. Pilaf).

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SPJST DISTRICT' III you'll/ ACTIVITY DAY The Youth meeting was held this same Sunday. Our Princess dance will be on Lodge No. 84 Hall, Dallas, Texas July 26, 1959 at Linden Hall. The PrinJune 28, 1959 cesses will be announced at the next NAME AGE. regular Lodge meeting on June 7.

Bye for now!

PARENT'S NAME Fraternally yours, ADDRESS La Nell Ceska (Address) (City) Lodge 66, Waco ) LODGE NO. CITY CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS I plan to enter the following contests: (Please check) Dear Readers, , Item Here I come again with a few lines. We HANDICRAFT

by Instruction.

(Name of article) hid our SPJST youth club meeting May 10th. We had a nice time. We had 42 Item children present and 2 visitors.

We had a program and it sure was Item Hobby Kit: nice. Everybody liked, it. After the proTALENT Number gram the prizes were given to the oldest mother and to the youngest mother DANCE Square Polka present.

Waltz Bop Our Director was not there she was sick as she just came home Saturday N from the hospital.

Will end •rrw letter for now and will write more at a later time.

Lodge No. City Georgia Ann Peters Reporter Name of Parents ) • •T• • ( HALLETTESVILLE, TEXAS Dear Members and Readers, I received a letter from Miss Johnnie Ann Kristinek, Secretary of the Youth Division in Temple, Texas. She wrote that there is going to be a monthly: newspaper called the SPJST Youth News. The paper will contain news of all activities and meetings of the Youth Clubs. All members of the Youth Club will get a copy each month. I think this will be a success. I hope all reporters will send reports, as I plan to do.

Our monthly meeting for May was held on the 10th. After the meeting we all sang songs. The adults held their meeting at the same time. We Youth Club members are going to try to get rew nrrnbers.

The next .lreeting will be held on the third SurCiay instead of the second Sunday of June. Therc wi'l be a program celebrating Mother's and Father's Day. A lunch will be served after the pro-. gram. We invite the members of neighboring lodges to come.

Fraternally yours, Josephine Kalhanek, reporter ) • 4, • Krasna, prodavakka: "Pane, nepottebu jete doma mluvici stroj?"

Zakaznik (ptekvapen): Oh, sleono, va Above is our young Brother Majek performing at the La Parita District VII Meeting.. Ile is a. member of Lodge 56 Youth. se nabidka prichazi tak nahle!"

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CaiOyij .5/140. Cut4 • SPJST Queen Miss Carolyn Mae . .Cuba became „the new, SPJST, May Queen in a colorful ceremony and program on the grounds of the SPJST SPJST,Hall ,SUriday, afternoon, background for the . ceronation was in red. ' rose coVered , trellises', and each rmenaber of the royal court hesitated: beneath an arch of roses on starting

Joe Koliha, Supreme Lodge Treasurer, and August Kacir of Temple, Attorney for the Supreme Lodge. Others introduced from the platform were W. C. Stern, county commissioner, and R. J. Bartosh, member of the local lodtge.

The local SPJST usually has a Mother's Day celebration, and because of the celebration Sunday, this will not be held.

Instead, Mr. Kacir gave a brief talk on Mother's Day, and in tribute to mothers.

Preceding the entrance of the new candidate for queen, and immediately before the queen's entrance Miss Betty jl can Zurovetz, 1958 May Queen, entered with her king, Wayne Falkenberg.

Queen Carolyn was met at the plat-

Wednesday, May 20, 1959 form by her co-reigning king, Wendell Conlee. She was crowned by the queen of 1958, who expressed a wish that her reign would be as happy as hers had been, ramie Hurta served as bugler to herald the arrival of each member of the royal court, and taking their places before the platform first were the pages, Bernadette Malchar and Delano Dobbs.

Banner carriers for the 1958 queen were Vera Ann Mikulencak and Tony Padelke and for the new queen, fanner flowtzr girls, cushion bearer, and train aearers were Barbara. Louise Cuba, Drbtie Kabala, Johna, Joy Valla, Diane Mikulencak, Sandra. Mikulencak, James Bartesh Jr., Denise Bartosh, ,Douglas

BROTHER, REUBEN LESHIKAR We present -our- young Brother Reuben eshikar, president of our Taylor ,Lodge o29 and member of the Temple -Lan, firm of Rack, Leshikar and Racir. Our Brother , Leshikar is a Very active and enthusiastic member of our -Fraternity., May' his Conduct inspire other young friends to become more active in ' our Brotherhood. the march to the throne.

Reuben Leshikar of- Temple, president of Lodge.-Praha, 29 of, Taylor presided at the cordnation, first introducing local officials, then officers of the supreme lodge, and otheis on the platform.

Local officers intreclueed were: A. L. Boudny, secretary; Frank Hejl, treasurer, and. Ben Mikolad, financial secretary.

From the Supreme Lodgie were. L. 0.

HOsek of West, editor of the Vestnik,

QUEEN 01' MAY—Mt.s Carolyn Mae Cuba was crowned queen of the annual SPJST May Fete on Sunday, May 3. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Cuba of Taylor. Her king was. Wendell Coulee, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. D..C.onlee of Taylor.

Wednesday, May 20, 1950 Benad, and Steve Srnensky.

Other members of the royal court were Joseph Bartosh and Dennis Herman, banner carriers for the new king; Clifford Mucha attending the new king as the prince; John Albert Hrncir and Tommy Guentzel as lord dhamberlains; Barbara Hyzak as lady in waiting to Jeanette Guentzel, lady in waiting to the new queen; Banner Carrier, Linda Hehman; Valerie Eulenfeld. and Susan Turner, flower girls to Princess Angelee Gola.

Also Dukes and Dutchesses Douglas Mikus and Nanette Adams, Freedie Gola and Dorothy Mae Zurovetz, Bobby Limme• and Margie Schroener, Kenneth Seggern and Yvonne Zeplin, Charles Stach and Dolores . Zimmerhanzel, Gordon Were and Patsy Winkler, Kenneth Langdon and Shirley Zuehlke, A. P. Patschke and Jana. Foster, Jimmie Davis and Jo Ann Burruss, Emzy Baker Jr. and Bonnie McLaughlin, Tommie Waggoner and Helyne Robbins, Jim Box and Carolyn Appel, George Lock and Alba Lu Peters, Curtis Hehman and Paulette Boedeker, Larry Brinkmeyer and Doris Schirpik and Robert Kautz and Lana Foster.

Willie Cervenka and Bessie Rozacky represented the Granger SPJST; Edwin Zimmrhanzel and Donna Watson, Smith ville; William Vanicek and Dorothea Hoelsher, Cyclone; Kenneth Balusek and Carolyn Ivicic of Holland.

For special entertainment, Mrs. Ruth Wernli presented a group of her pupils in dancing, and aerobatics. Sharon Marshall did a number of acrobatic stunts, and Denns Hodenbeck of Thorndale gave his toreador number in costume The finale in the entertainment was a May pole dance by Al-gerita Belicek, Sandra Benad, Barbara Louise Cuba, Patricia Naivar, Renee Danek, Diane Lawrencle, Janet Remmell, Brenda Joy Rathke, Carolyn Stasny, Brenda Schroeder, Carolyn Shiller and Carolyn Ann Doyle.

Music by Emil Bartos and his orchestra of Moulton was presented for the dance in the evening, the new king and queen leading the grand march.

• A • ( More than half the patients in U.S. veteran's hospitals are being treated for non-service-connected disabilities. * • The federal gavernment estimates it will be another 50 years before the entire United States has been adequately mapped. '

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Benlefit Dance which will be held on Me night of Saturday May 30 at our Lodge Hall, 2625 Floyd St. This will be a Battle Dance, featuring two orchestras, Ed Faraizl and Mr. John Rejcek. They will start playing at 8:00 p.m. and play until 1:00 a.m. Admission for the dance will be $1.00 per person. All proceeds will go to the softball team to enable us to field another team next year. We will deepiy appreciate your presence and your support at this dance. There will be plenty of good food, good music and a good time for all.

Dallas, Texas Dear Readers, On Friday night, May 8, our softball team played the Texas Instrument team and we won by a score of 12 to 0 in one of our best games of the season. Grady Garret, our pitctlier, hurled another great game allowing only one hit, no walks and struck out 11 batters. The team played very good ball afield as only one error was committed and that one was questionable. Allen Dunn and James Swindle who divided the catchirg chores both) played good ball.

The leading hitter again was our home run hitter, Ted. Dusek Jr., who blasted another homer and also a single. Also getting single hits were• Don Faries, Don Hanks, Ben Jarma, Frank Mach III, Allen Dunn and Jody Rejcek.

Robert Huggins had a sacrifice and also got on base with a walk. Also getting on base by walks were Frank Mach III with 3 walks, James Swindle, Jodie Rejcek and Grady Barrett. This was by far one of the best games turned in by the whole team and from here on out, we should continue to show improvment if we continue to hustle and play like we did this game. This was the game we had to win as we now go ahead in this league with the win over Texas Instruments. Next Friday night May 15 we will play Browne Window, second game starting at 8:45 p.m. at Lawnview No. 1.

Then the following Friday, May 22, we will play the Lutheran "All Stars" the first game starting at 7:30 p.m. at Lawn view No. 1. So make plans to attend one of these games or both of them.

We, had another nice attendance of brothers and sisters and friends at the game. Sure was good to see you all at our game. After the game, a large group of the players, wives and children and rooters all got together and enjoyed a wonderful visit.

Brothers and Sisters we would like to remind you all about our Softball Team

Wednesday nigihit, May 13, we played the Titche-Goettinger team and we won by a score of 9 to 2. This victory assured us of our winning the first half championship and only one more game remains to be played in the first half.

In the other league gamle, Jones Blair Paint defeated Republic Ins. by a score of 5 to 1.

Grady Garrett pitched another great game as he struck out 16 batters, walked two and allowed 3 hits. Wilbur Munger, our catcher, played a very good game behind! the plate. Leading hitters for the game 'were Don Faries and Robbert Huggins with 2 hits apiece. Also getting single safties were Dan Hanks, Frank Mach II, Allen Dunn, Wilbur Munger and Grady Garrett. Willie Rejcek was credited with a sacrifice fly.

Getting on base via walks were Ted Dusek, Ben. Jarma, Frank Mach III and Grady Garrett. As a whole, the team continued to play good ball.

We had a • real large section of rooters at the game dnd we all certainly appreciated their loyal support. We invite a lot more of you to come out and enjoy tale, games and visit with all of us. After the game, a large group of the players their families and some of the fans got gether and had a real enjoyable visit. Next Wednesday night, May 20, we will play the first game starting at 7:30 and our opponents will be JonesBlair Paint at Samuels Diamond No. 1.

We will be hoping to see you at the games. Also, don't forget to make plans now to attend our softball team benefit dance (Battle Dance) on Saturday night May 30, Fraternally yours, Ben Jarma, Manager, Lodge No. 88 Softball teani

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First Candidate — there is only one honest way to make money.

Second Candidate — And what's that?

First Candidate: Ha! I thought you wouldn't know!

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"Members" In The Texas News In mailing us clippings and reports from your local papers about happenings to our members in Texas, please send thew, in immediately While they are "hot", while they are News.

Granger -- Victor Marek, junior of Granger High School, was selected by the school faculty as the representative to. Boys State in Austin. He will be sponsored' by the American Legion. He served as FFA vice president, student council representative and class parliamentarian in his sophomore year. Marek is presently servink as FFA vice president, Area VII vice president, class president and student council representative.

Marek, elected, as "outstanding junior boy" is a two-year honor student and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Marek, Johnny V aneck, son of Mr. and Mrs. Georg; J. Vanecek, was named as alternate.

• • Mrs. Ann Zapalac of La Grange, Rt. 2, near Effinger, passed away at her home Friday after a two weeks' illness, She was 94. Funeral services were conducted Saturday morning at 9 at the Jecmenek Chapel at Effinger.

• Miss Peggy Malinak, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. L. I. Malinak and a senior at Texas Tech, Lubbnek, has recently been initiated into Phi Kappa Phi, national henorary scholastic society. ♦

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Captain Mathilda Janak, Army Nurse Corps, is spending a few days with her father, Mr. N. W. janak and her sisters, Misses Rc rtha and Mary Janak. Wednesday she will leave for Ft. Dix, New Jersey and on to Frankfurt, Gerniany, where she will be stationed for the next two years.

and his family will move to Little Rock, Arkansas, where he will be stationed.

• • Dr. and Mrs. Lewis I. Malinak have returned from a trip to San Antonio.

While there be attended the Texas State Dental Association. Dr. and Mrs. Malinak have as their guest for the weekend their son, Bob, who is attending law school at the University of Texas.

• • Miss Jo Ann Janda, who was seriously injured in an auto accident near Hostyn on April 26, was reported as improved and resting well at Fayette Memeorial hospital. She has slhown steady pnprovrnent during the past week.

• • Funeral services were held Monday morning for Frank F. Supak, 79, who died Friday at Granger where he had made his home for the past ten years.

• I Victor Dusek Jr., or Hallettsville, freshman in the Wharton County Junior College, is the new president of the Texas Junior College Agriculture Association. Mr. H. 0. Galloway agriculture teacher at the College is the new State Advisor.

• Charlene Sevcik, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Sevcik of V'setin, graduated this spring at HHS as Honor Girl, with an average of 94,37. Miss Sevcik is a member of the Czech Moravian Brethren Church at Vsetin and Sunday School Teacher of the Junior Class of that church. ♦ • Jerry Havel, living near Sulphur Park on the Shiner to Moulton highway, is attempting to control weeds in his pasture with elle:laicals this spring. He is carrying on a demonstration in cooperation with the county Extension Office on determining the feasibility of chemical week control.

Miss Shirley Jean Henrichsen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Henrichsen of La Marque (formerly of Rosenberg) was united in marriage to Stanley Paul Hubenak, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Hubenak of El Campo, April 25 at the Vissurnption Catholic Church, Ganado.

Funeral services for Joseph Brenek, 65, of Route 4, Yoakum, were held at Yoa.ktun Tuesday, the Rev. Edward J. Jansky officiated at Buffington Chapel. and St. Joseph's Church and. Joseph Catholic Cemetery.

A native of Sweet Home area, Brenek died at Huth Memorial Hospital, Yoakum, May 10th.

S-Sgt. and Mrs. Bennie F. Matusek and daughter of West, Texas spent five days with Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Matusek and son Darwin, S-Sgt Matusek recently arrived home from Goose Bay Labrador, where he was stationed since April 1958. lifter spending his 40-day furlough, he

Sheryl Ann Vrable, granddaughter of Mrs. Frances Klapuch and the late Joe Klapuch of Taft, Texas, passed a high school examination with scores that made her eligible for the 'major learning program' at ROSATI-KAIN High School of St. Louis. Sheryl was the only

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girl from St. Dismas School to gain admittance and one of 120 girls from St. Louis and St. Louis County to receive this honor. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Crable of St. Louis, Mo. • • Captain and Mrs. Janek and little daughter, Cheryl Ann of Big Spring, Texas spent tine week visiting in West, Texas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Janek.

Captain Janek is stationed at Webb Air Force Base• at Big Spring, since Bebruary of 1954.

• A-B Roy Janek was transferred to Sheppard Air Force Base at Wichita Falls, to train in Missile and Jet Mechanics.

• • Sister Faltisek of Rowena, mailed in this announcement: Engagement of Miss Ardone Ecker to A-ic Leonard Stephen Therault is told by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny F. Ecker of 221 North Bishop, San Angelo, Texas. The bridegrooirito-be of Goodfellow AFB is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry 0. Therault of Warwich, Rt. 1, Wedding will be June 6 in Sacred Heart Church.

They are members of our Fraternity.

• • Houston's 15 junior high track teams struggled through four hours of qualifying Tuesday in prepaiation for the city finals which will, be held Friday.

Burbank's Wayne Chumley !heaved the shop put 56-4 1/2 in the 14-15 age group and Cullen's Glen Robinson set the new 220 yard dash standard at 23 flat. Walt Belt of Long set a new 12-and-under shot put mark at 44-9.

• • Mrs. Matt Pustka has been named Mother of the Year for 1959 by the Council of Women for the St. Mary's Parish near Hallettsville. Mrs. Pustka is the mother of eleven children.

• • G. R. Herzik Jr., a 22 year veteran with the Texas State Department of Health was appointed director of the Division of Sanitary Engineering, replacing V. M. Ehers who passed away. "Gus" Herzik was born in Engle, Texas on October 23, 1913. His pre-college education was secured in the public schools of Engle, Flatonia and Schulenburg, graduating from. Schulenburg High School in 1930.

He was awarded by Texas A. and M. the degrees of bachelor of science, master of science the civil engineer. He also holds the degree of master of science from Harvard University.

• • Cameron — John Matyastik, 61, died

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at 6:15 a.m. Sunday following a heart-. attack at his home in the Clarkson community near Cameron.

Mr. Matyastik was born at Caldwell, and had lived in the Clarkson cornaaunity for the past 30 years. He was a ginner and a farmer.

Mr. and Mrs John Kaluza are the proud parents of a 9 pound, 2 ounce baby boy born Saturday, May 9, in Providence Hoslaital, Waco, Texas.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pustejovsky are the proud parents of a 7 pound, 41/2 ounce baby boy born at Providence HosMr. and Mrs. Joe Zvolanke recently pital Wednesday morning, May 13, The entertained Ace Lloyd Chlapek of Rog- mother is the former Miss Glenora Janers, a senior, with a barbecue supper. ek.

Mrs. Clara Baca assisted Mrs. Zvolanek with the serving. There were 13 present Mr. and Mrs. Henry Landers proudly with the (honored. senior's parents, Mr. announce the arrival of a 8 'pound, 2 Ounce baby girl, born Monday morning. and Mrs. Jerry Shlapek.

May 11, at Providenc& Hospital. The Mrs. Will Kamenicky of Yarrellton is mother is the former Mary Mynar. improving in Newton Hospital in CamAt Snook, Texas, we have some good eron from a rattlesnake bite. She was friends some of them are Brother and bitten near her home last week.

Sister W. Kovar. They have an ad in this issue as they have their place for sale or Belton — Milton Machalek walked off to rent. If you could be of some assiswith six top honors at the awards as- tance, help them, thanks. sembly at Belton High School Tuesday ) -9 44 * morning.

Sports of Milton was designated valedictorian of the graduating senior class with an average of 96.02 grade points. He also ---r don the Rotary ring, awarded, annually to a senior by selected by a club committee; the outstanding student award selected by the student body.

NPviArrivais Mr. and Mrs. Alois Micihalec of Houston are happy over the arival of a baby girl born Tuesday, April 28 in the Heights Hospital, Houston. Little Brenda Sue tipped the scale at 8 lbs. Grandparents are. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Nollkamper and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Michalec all of Shiner.

big sky. A bustling city with, among many other things, refineries, flour mills and a plow factory which does an international business, shows man's mastery of magnificent distances before he is even on his way. A nearby gas field is the world's main source of helithri gas, Quiet hush-hush is Atomic energy expeiiment, which may or may not be coincidental with the fact that in this ninth argest Texas city was inaugurated "Mother-in-law Day." Such is Amarillo, but in the 1880's it was Ragtown, a gathering point tor buffalo bone hunters. Its name came from the yellow clay banks of a nearby lake, and its first hotel was painted that bright color.

To Be Continued )• An American woman tourist returning from a trip to Prance hid several bottles of expensive perfume' in her lug-" gage. Her baggage withstood the custom's inspection up the the last case.As the inspector started to open it, the woman's small daughter cried excitedly "He's getting warm, isn't he, Mama?'

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Moravia people report considerable rain and high winds but no extensive damage. Some hail was also reported in various parts of the county. At Moravia late Sunday during the, parish picnic, many people went home and others took refuge in a cellar as the winds seemed to indicate a tornado. Light damage re sulted1 to windows and roofs. ) • •te • (

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P11 objednavce balieku, neopo mente zaslati sprivnou a.dresu VaSich piihoznYch a eislo balleku, kterY si pfejete zasiat dohro mady s §ekem a nebo po'§tovni ponkazku znejiei na obnos ohjednyky.

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druha prirozettost Zvyk V obchode s porculanovYmzbotim se setkali dva pkatele.

"Tak jsi se olenil", pray!' prvni. "Bla hopkeji!"

"Dekuji, dekuji", odpovi druhY a objed WI pet tucte plochYch talikii.

"Safraporte! Nee pottebujee tolik tali M? Pokadae hostinu?"

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