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27. KVETNA (MAY) 1959

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JAR NI SCHUZE PRVNI110 OKRSKU venku bavila u nalevny a snad ani vyvolavani sv'ch eisel HATA nezaslechla.— Odporu'doval bych, mile sestry a bratfi, aby po eas trvani schtzi, na ge nalevny •Cten se na ten eas v gude kterSr ptijat. Provedene volby pc* torn kdy fitednikfirn byla vyslovena, dfrvera i uznani za dosud projevene dobre snageni. Koneene po v gelijakem se zdra, hani, vgechny stare frfednici i sestra vedouci mlade ge znovu tifady pfijaly a Jednani bylo pane, freast nad nage byly zvolene za velkeho jasotu celeho oeekavani a piednesy mlade ge pod ve- shromagdeni. Dlugno te g vzpomenouti, denim sestry Matejkove zdafrle. — Ne- ge zastoupene byly prvni, druhSr, tfeti, dokoneene piipravy s mlade gi poeatek pat' 1 sedmS7 okrsek, co g vyvolalo uspoko schlaze ponekud zdr geli ale koneene br. jeni. — Na to br. Vytopil k proslovilm Vytopil volal k pofadku a promluvil na, vyvolal pfitomne na ge bratry z Hlavni uvitani anglicky a pozdoji i eesky. Byl fikadovny, kteii pak promluvili v tomto slogen slib vernosti a vzdand ficta zem- pbiadi:— Piedseda E. Marek, tajemnik felY-in od posledniho shroma gcleni. * Po J. F. Chupick, R. UrbanovskY, J. Koliha, delgi modlithe sestry-Matejkove, pfedse- A. Kacif, a redaktor, ka gc1S7 hovoiil pro da Trealek gadal aby zapoeal program. dobro Jednoty a toho na geho snageni, (Tento je uveden v angl. easti) a byl pracovati svorne a v seuladu abychom velice pestO a "pozustaval ze 17. eisel, meli vhodnou pfilegitost, ziskati mezi tedy dosti .dlouhSr. nas nagi mladeg. — Za nepkitomneho Po ukoneeni programu bylo pokraeo- br. mistopfed. J. HejnS7ho pak br. Marek vano ye schtzi..Bratr mistopfedseda F. pedal pfitomnemu bratru Barronovy Vytopil pfedstavil Mednici okrsku a hned z Fayetteville, krasnou plaketu za zisnato i dojete frfednici Hi. Afadovny, ie- kani nejvetgiho poetu novY• ch elenfr v ditele, organisatory a nav gtevniky z ji- prvnim okrsku v roce 1958 a tento bratr nYch okrskfr. Vital° se za fad 39., za pohnute za tuto poctu dekoval. — Dale okrsek prvni proslovem a to v obouch jests kratce promluvili bratii V. Bafina, Peet — Z 34, fadu zdru gen*ch pouze 12 fed. F. Stepan, fed. K. Navratil, B. Mise pfihlasilo za pfitornne ae jsem pozna kolaj a teg pfedstavend sestra Clara Hejl menal, ge cela velka iada ;krajant se fed. mlade ge z Temple. — Po vysvetleni Byl jsem poto gen, ge br. Frank Vytopil a sestra Lillie Matejkova pfispechali mi na pomoc a 8147m zphsobern zdelili neco ze schtze okrsku v tomto elsie. — Schtze v College Station byla velice zdatila, obecenstvo neskrblilo pochvalou pii jednotlivYch else]. pfednesenSich. Seznate podrobnosti v dopisech uvefejnenS7ch a k vüli fispofe mista neminim v ge opakovati.

br. E. Marka o na g em distriktnirn Queen Contestu, bylo usneseno se podileti. — Jeg te mnoho jinYch ugiteenSrch zastoja se projedno.valo o kterY-ch nam bezpochyby poda zpravu br. taj. Regmund. — Dlugno jests se zminiti, 'ge do schtze se dostavil na g bratr Dr. Skrabanek, profesor na A & M. koleji a bratr Dr. J. Skfivanek kterST to g vyueuje na tomto statnim freeli gti. Tell nas jejich zajem a pfijd'te zas mezi nas, do schiize ktera na pozvani faclu Cis. 9. Slovan, byla odhlasovand, do Snook, Texas na den 7. kijna. Mohu jedneho ka geleho ujisti ti, e -Le git° mne skiuteene si s Vami vgemi potfasti bratrsky ruku.

Boufam, ie nagi bratrskou pobidku abychom naditle pospolu pracovati v dobre shode varovali se rozepii uposleehnete, nebot' jedine v prizi svorne pro nagi Jednotu kyne lepgi budoucnost.

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tieitelkou, pr n,;P sestrO.m ke vzdelani ty poni bratrum takZ'e pet sestr y staln se ueitelkami a tri advokaty. Kro me pani . 1..-'olon:4t-e v Taylor sestry jeji ::•••,:aem:oya, a dal gi sestry ueitelky jsou Marie Blair v Lake JackSon, pani vis Hunt v Houstonu, v La. Grange a pahalal Henry ni Lawre.o A. • La Grange.

Brat jsou John, Joe a A, E. KLI(ei;l v a tri pravnici H. P. Kuec ' ' blei-1,sikY ravnik v Dallas, E. Fd• Rucera Dallas a Ludvik v1 Kneera. p ;;U:11.1,

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VAEDHI ORGAN sLovANsKt. pooppr4Um1o1 JEDNOTY STATTJ TEXAS OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SLAVONIC BENEVOLENT ORDER OF THE STATE' OF TEXAS ' REDARTOR — EDITOR L 0. 110aEK Lox 85 — West; Texas Vydavateif — Publishers 731 1CHOSLOVe,,. PUB. COMPANY. WEST. TEXAS'. ,dolattio — Subscri p tion 43.25 Per Year i 'merry adres zashaii se' do Hlavni Artidoviig Box n00; Temple: Texas, -Chan g es of address must be sent to SuPretrie Lodge.

Box 400, Tem p le, Tekai Vednlatne. a ornaink bud'tM adresovfoxi os V6stnik, West, Texas.,

2e v Cameron zemrel ye itaki 67 zrifenY ikovar"Rini.l Sebesta po srdeenun Zachvat,u. Byl no eelem okoli dobre znam.

Zaneehal zde spay a tri deny. Nage soustraSt nortistalYM. ® ,--Ze v Corpus Christi zemkela, starenka Ktibalova ye star. 71 „ let. Necht' OdpoUva, Ve veeriem pokoji. , Ze vnuk pritele • Parmy z Ennis tlostal V 'Dallas na SMTJ vyznamenani kdy• do- - Ze v El. e,:ianine zein&,la, pi. .Keen'cilil 98% v oddeleni. elektro-teehniekem. kova a poehovn: v 1011oulton v seem UsPechu nage, blahoprani. bYvalem tY/Slen. Na ge sou strast rodine.

- Zb do Ennis byl' vip. Wm: BOz'FOrt Worth, cod dozajiste EnniSke — Ze v Hallettsville zenorel na g stars' osadniky potegilo, od Worthing a poeho • Van byl no, tannic:AZ-1:n hrbitove. Do MI se EnniskY Sokoliej. zdarilY den 73 let a zaneehal te man.klky tri poradan naladOi k ziskani thndfi na ees- syny.

Prejeme jerna. uu.rlly spanek tovne pro .zajezd do. .:Cos Angeles na, So- veer)* a na ge soustraHi focljne. kokikY Slet, - Ze korieer Wine amohY na g nadej. C1(1V11.0 ye Fort Wo r th clostall krui nY student vyjde s diplomem prordou gko pobiti eoZ na cloinech i.ie ich krajanfi 1 lu svoji, aby se vydal na svoji obtanou jinych nadelalohroznYch. Akod. easto cer,tu 'Zivotem. NO.AY ten kted sylij fikol bere vaZne a devede skrovne — kroupy minulou nedell pogkodily; prisphsobiti se poinkftra panujleim ma streelm na, Domovu odpoeinku v Taylor nadeji na postup. — Ty v gak kteri se a udelaly /1111310 toho velke Akody na domnivaji, zo pres floe "ndelaji do sveta karach a svet,elnYch oznamenich. diru" a v gemu lepe , rozumi, jsou svetu - • • It onarzeni, a zaZljeu t. kesklamAni. osadach kde nage. krajany pre4 bYvaji je videt. na,,seznameen graduanth, Ze rnladieka 'na ge seStrieka Anetta, ,vyggich gkol mnoha znaraa nain jmena. Barto gova, bude die 24. kvetna graduoLitujeme, 2e tyto nelze zde v gechny vyj® vati z East Bernard High School a dopro menovati. vazi ji na ge srdeene blahopElni.

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Zivotopisy zemfelfrch elenti se uvereiBUJI bezplatne The obituaries are p rinted without HLAVN1 LikADOVNA — SUPREME .1,0DOE EDWARD' L MAREK. President JOE B. HEJNY, Vice-President J. F. CHT.IPICX., Secretary, JOS: KOLIHA, 3 t. TreasUrer N. A, UR,BnNOVSKY. Bookkeeper All hi' MemMe, .Texas, imy, 400 AUGUST r.cAdtt. Atteniex•-i Tem p le, Texas DR. MARVII LESIKAR, Medical Director P. a Box 410 — Ta y lor. Texas REDITELE DIRECTORS FRANK. V. STEPAN, First Distil Iville. Texas CHAS. NAVRATIL, Second District 818 E. Ave A. — Tem p le, Texas ROBERT CERVENKA, Third DiStrio West, :Texas' tOZ, Fourth District 320 — San An g elo. tact: KRABANEX, Fifth District • 4720 Bellaire Blvd. , Bellaire, Texas ED. P. SRALLA, Sixth District Rt. 1, B p i 110, Edna, Texas • • CHAS. -HOLASEK. Seventh District 2513 Nemec. St.; Cor p us Christi, Texas SVISEDVI V ZiO1I PUBLICATIONS do EDUARD ChairMan T.-:cep • CIS, ;' ,,creta s,

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- Zo bratr Jan Kelorle v Dallas pry ::••:dobeni Hrobu bu — Ze program 1.:,” delgi • dobu churavi, Pfejeme .j emu brzkY de bsporackin • ..i•brt. Miebalikem obrat k lepgimu. .a yskYeb. Bluth lira hrbitove kvetna ye 2:00 ye West v nec7l1 - Ze pfeid nedavnem se se gli lly,vali Zael hodinv odpoj•-•.d•ii.a Y jest naive se svoji milou ueitelkou pani Fred Polan- zvan skou z Taylor, ktera, pied d'avnYmi lety vyue'ovala na starein FrYdku. ShromeAo ik Za. ktere poueo- • bill° se kolem ni jeji jute p •gel k ta•outo peknemu no to bylo za- venni kjobouku.?" vala nekdy kolem 1906. --. ., , jimave , idojemne snad netreba am vzpo- •i"Ala ten 177, je si i v i I eupil jsem ho mina ti. Byl mi poslan vYstriZek kted zni: peed deseti lety. l t seclmi lety jsem It ,prod ttemi Pani Polansk,, peed 5J lety sl. Vera dat na nej Kdderova, byla narozena na Effinger ja, :seen ho vyko dcera Jan KiteerovYch. Otee jeji byl :any , ze stare vlasti krejelm, na Effinger farmaril ale take pokraeoval v remesle shotovoval pekne rnuzske obleky. Hledel L.11.1 byl trest u, a vidite, cestu aby vgem jeho detern dostalo se dobre- s 1Z"en na doZ"ivetnj ho vzdelani. Kdy'Z &Rena Vera stala se "To mei navOdne sedet jests deler

Ve stkedu, dne 27. kvetna 1959

Na den zdobeni hrobii Ty venkovske hitittivky proste Imam blizko kostelti rad, Mnoha, tam kvetinka roste, jak musi se fklidne tam spat.

Po plci a givota shonu za drra i za mkttt zmen, tam slyei kostela zvonit, jak slYchali je kagdSr den.

Pres zelene hroby a give i zapadle jig po dlouhY bas, zvuk varhan zalehne tklive ma krasnY a hlubokY hlas, A z kostela, jen g vysoko pne se a otevren dobrYrn i zlym, se po hrobech, vane nese tct' modravY s kadidla ds)m.

0 vzpomente pratele chvile '2e pro nas tam chysta, se byt a tfeba jaro, kviti mile i my tam najdeme klid. ) • •T• • (

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VbSTEfIC — WEST, TEXAS Vzpominejme v ten den pakli je jen tro chu cite v nas, vgech naSich pfatel, ptibuznYch, rodietl, sester a bratr y , ktere jsme men radi, kteh tli v chladne zemi a snad i v ozdobenYch (?) hrobech, ale jejich svetla pamatka v na gich srdcich zUstala.

KdyZ pokladame kvellny na ty nase treba i chudieke hroby, ukazujeme svoji vdeenost a lasku. Na ge hroby jsou take vYmluvne. Pozorujeme kahlY kde cestujeme kolem a vzpominame svYch milYch ktere narn nav gtiviti nelze. Vzhled zahrady mrtvSrch hovofi jasne, pfesved'dive a nezvratne o tech kteri zde pozustaly a easto tfeba, Z • e ty drahe nartve odpoeivaji v pokoji, je bolno na n'ektere hroby pohlednouti.

Jak na to odpovi Vage srdce? ✓ kvetnu je krasnY pilhodnY eas, Vgu de pino krasneho kviti. Zastavme se na chvilku a prosim, nav gtivte ty ticha mista vagich drahYch a vzdejte jim test, dosveclete einem Va gi lasku.

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Co ucinite Vy? Pfiponiel jsem pri schazi prvniho distriktu v College Station, ze letos jako projev uznani a oddanosti, ka gdY nas tad by mel v dohledne dobe krasnou priletitost oceniti ukazale vernost svych starach cleniz, kteri nepketridte jsou deny Jednoty po 50 let i vice. Odporueoval bych, plichystati oslavencrim slavnostni hostinu s peknYm k tomu prilehajicim programem.

TakovY projev nagi nay by zajiste nejen potegil tyto nase sestry a bratry, ale zanechal by i hlubokY dojem na nagi mladei kterou by jste k takovemu destnemu vedirku men v gude pozvati.

Timto Vas vgechny u v gech radii suable Zadam aby a tom co jsem zde naznaeil jste skuteene uvaZovali a nejake sve rozohdnuti v to veci v eas °pet nam oznamili.

Jegte jednou opakuji, Vahne si vgech tech na gich stargich, dokud jsou mezi narni na Zivu v kaZdem rade Padesat let verneho setrvani pri sve Jednote, do zajiste zasluhuje si eestneho uznani.

Takove, slavnostni hostina aneb jegte lepe yeeete musi se oveem pfedem ptipra vovat a proto jeete jednou v na gem spa leenem zajmu Vas vgechny Zadam, uvaIujte o torn co nejdriv v kaZdem ra-

Vtento den my v na gi Jednote teZ" vzpominame s povdekem tech nagieh pionYrti, kteri pro nas tuto nas i SEIST za easto teZkYch °heti zaloZili.

Buda' jim za to nase vdeen'a parnet'.

Necht' odpoeivaji ve vanern miru. — Kdy2 kladenae zde v acte nase vzpominky mrtvYm, — skusme klasti Was tee de. I ! kvetinku tem naim Ym. O to Vas prosi Vag

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Zemiel vysoce nadani • " • Cechosloyik Do domova odpoeinku Byl jsem nucen vratiti dopis pana J. stare vlasti P. Wolfa nebot' jsem jej ant kdo jinl, pfi nejlepei vuli nemohli rozlatit.

Od puste. Nechtel jsem tarn v dopisu nahradit jina slova aneb &it tisknout nee() co pisatel vi bec nerninil do dopisu vlogit.

Je to ku podivu jak u "Noveho Domova" v Hallettsville mohou doSkladam pisy pfitele Wolfa vyluetit. jim moji poklonu.

Obeas bych jejich umeni zde potfeboval.

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V CSR budou Motely

Pied nedavnem oslavili jsme den naU hlavnich silnic eeskoslovensIm se eich matieek a nekolik naeich fade ozna budou stavet motely podle ameriakeho movali peknY pofad. Jsme jim za to povvzoru. Zpravu prinesly Hospodarske no(Mena nebot' ka gdY Uspech Vde nas poviny dne 3. dubna. Motely budou vybuteei. dovany spottebnimi druZstvi. Maji to byt Koncem kvetna jest to g den svatku ale pohostinne provozovny s rychlou reszasvecen veak pamatce zemfelYch. — tauraeni samoobsluhou, pomerne malou "Den sveceni hrobt" jest to svatek smut- ubytovaci kapacitou a modernim hygieku, k ucteni pamatky na gich rnrtvYch. nickYrn zatizenim.

Motely budou take obstaravat pro mokekl bych, ge je to den vzpominek, den zasvecen naei lasky k tem, ktefi east° teristy sluZbu, kterou poskytuji normalby byly dali vSe pro nas a nase etesti. — ni benzinove purnpy.

Byl to posledni Zijici rninisterskY pied seda z Udobi samostatneho demokratickeho sto.tu mezi oberna svetovYmi Aralkami. Prislu gnikum dnegni gene race nebudou patrne zname podrobnosti o torn, jaky dejinnY ukol pripadl tomuto statnikovi a ge to byl on, kterY zachranil v r. 1920 esl. demokracii pied prvnim revoludnim naporem bol gevismu. Je ptiznae ne pro dnegni rain" v CSR, 2e tohoto mu ze ihned po uchvaceni moci zbavil tak vysokem veku nejprve majetku a po tom mu jegte naridil nucenY pobyt v rodnem Uherkern Ostrohu na Morave, kde 10. dubna zemfel v 86 letech.

Dr. Jan Cerny pfieel do slu geb mlade republiky ze fad vysok3-7ch ilfednikit ees ke narodnosti, kteri bYli ye statni sprapadle rakousko-uherske `tile. President-Osvobeditel T. G. Masaryk jej Povolal v eel° vlady expertil v r. 1920 po resignovavgi vlade Tuzarove.

Zanechal po sobe eestne dilo a bude ho opet kdys vdeene vzpominano.

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Ve sttedu, dne 27. kvetna 1959

okrskovirch Cest habiekam Ve etvrtek konala se pravidelna schese uzi ze Oeskeho Literarniho SdruMni pii TePRVNI OKRSEK Podzimni sclifize prvniho distriktu bode se konat u kadu Oslo 9. Slovan na Snook v nedeli doe 4. fijna (October) a jest proto tak easne oznamovana, aby nam tuto nedeli ostatni okrsky laskave ponechali. Dekujeme pfedem Vam vgem!

Tfeti okrsek 3 okrsek v kterem jsou zdru2ene 21.

MAU. nagi Jednoty planuje svoji podzim ni poradu na den 27. zaii a sice bude se konat u radu eislo 66. Waco, v jejich na Elm Mott. Prosime aby tato neclele nam byla ponechana. KahlY z bliz ka a i vzdalene jsou fictive zvane. eTVRTt OKRSEK Oty tS7 okrsek bude pokadat svoji rani schtlzi v Lubbock dne 23. srpna to jest v nedeli u faclu eislo 157 v Lubbock, Texas. Misto schtize a program bode oznameno co nejdfive moZno. — piie sestra K.istinek.

Nax Povahijeme to za svoji povinnost i v nagi eegtine nekolik slov pfipsati nagi mladeli, ktera po graduaci vstupuje do Zivota jako prvni stupen na ceste do vlastni budoucnosti. Bud vgechni zdravi, At'astni a fispegni.

Dnegni 2ivot klade ovgem te'Zke paadavky na kaZdeho. Sna2te se proto ze vgech syYch sil abyste svemu cili Mejte chut' k praci a odvaho k Zivotu. Jen tak pak vypinite eestne misto na ktere budete postaveni.

Pomahejte usilovne k tomu aby nage demokracie silila a rostla a aby na g narod zustal vzorein narodfun celeho sveta.

Jste na gi nadeji a delejte Best svemu prtvedu a uditujte lasku k na gemu narodu, s yYch rodiett Zdar Wm. red. ) o o NI

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Parnatuite na Domov Odpoanku Nebudete litovat kdyi pri prvni navAtivite

Domov Od ►o6mku v Taylor, Texas, Poznkte, Ze pomery tam co se pohodli, qpravy a stravoyani nagich hostel, sta•enek a statiekft Wee, jsou prvo-tiidni.

Dosud nektera mista v Domove jsou k zapineni. Piesvedete se osobne o krasnem podnilat svoji na.Vgtevou. Budete ptijemne p•ekvapene.

Zda se nam, 2e nejakun spfisobem by mohl ka2cIY na g fad oslaviti pkilaitost ne vSrroei sveho zalo2eni, jak pak jinak se mohou pfizniveje pfedstaviti vefejno sti sveho nejbliMiho okoli. Prosim ma= bratfi afednici star gich na gich Mdu uProsim nezapomente! vaZulte o tom. — Jsem jilt Ze na g bratr Ptimluyte se za Domov ye vagich tiJ. F. Chupick tajemnik Hlavni Ufadov- dovYch schezich. ny yam na poladani doda, blizsi inforDiky Vam piedem. mace ku pfikladu, kdy Vag fad byl za........... =arunairoalitit lolen, zakladajici eleny, atd.

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xaske statni universite v Austinu. Pteeteno bylo nekolik pozdravOch dopisft a s radosti deleno, M nova obrazkova eitanka JARO, ureend pro zaeateeniky v eeskem eteni, te gi se velike pozornosti a ze hlavni zasluhu o to mail na ge Ceske babieky. Ty uvedomele naSinky a vlastenky skutky objednavaji oitanku a podle ni uei eeskenni &Lein vnoueata. Jejich prace, jak z doptsu videti, se dati.

Vnoueata se rada uei a Mdaji babieky, aby jim povidaly o obrazcich v eitance a tak je v nich buzen zajem o starou vlast za moilern.

Take babieky hoclne ziskaly a raduji se, ze si jich vnoueata vice va'Zi, lope si s nimi rozumi a zajimaji se o eeskou fee a Ceske eteni. Zajimave je, Ze nektera vnouoata se jii zajimaji o Ceske noviny, na ge Ceske spolky a Ceske pionYry v Americe. Dfilaite je, 2e se v nich budi hrdost na desk pfivocl. To pro nagi budoucnost ma velik3). yYznam. Prace na Bich babieek ji2 nese ovoce.

Heslem naSeho SdruZeni je "Do katde nagi rodiny Ceske noviny a eeska kniha". Nova eeska, eitanka JARO stoji jen jeden dolar i s po gtovny-nn, jej2 mo"Zno i v dopise zaslati na adresu Dr. Ed. Mieek, University Station, Austin 12, Texas a krasna eitanka bode yam ihned zasla na.

Jednejte a pracujte pro udreni nail Ceske feel v Americe a nezapominejte, ze v nail mladai je na ge budoucnost a take budoucnost na gich ees14rch spolkft.

Pamatujte, ze slova zni, skutky hfmi. &o Krajane ye svete Dr. Jaromir Me gtan navgtivil severni Nemecko, aby zjistil socialni situaci es. uprchliku a v Hamburku se setkal se ele ny Mezinarodni organisace pro fe geni uprchlickYch otazek.

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Dagmar Trnkova redigovala 16. 'Oslo revue "Rencontres", venovane es. hutlebnikam ye svobodnem svete. Publikace uvadi jmena — S. Hejda, J. Janovickr, 0. Moravetz, J. Novotna, R. Pekarek, J. Rubeg , J. Sedivka, W. Susskind a J. Svoboda.

• Eva Likova vratila se z nekolika tSrclen niho umeleckeho zajezda z Miami a San Fran.ciska do Noveho Yorku, 1-de ma svfij domov.

Br. Jan Ku.bieek, kterY jiz v r. 1899 byl elenem Slovenskeho Sokola v Chicagu a yykonal velikou praci na roli sokolske I narodni, daiva se ve zclravi na Florid() kde je nyni usazen, 75 let,

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Wheelock, Texas Mily sestry bratri a pratele:— Minulou nedeli naSe schnze prvniho okrsku se nam pekne yydarila. Prijela hezka skupina sester a bratru a pratel coZ rids velice tëPlo. Od nail Hlavni radovny ptijeli krome bratra Hejnyho vSichni teZ nas právnik bratr Kacir dostavil. TeZ nas bratr redaktor -HoSek na naie pozvani prijel pak nekolik naiich reditela a organizatorn. Po zahajeni .Schnze jsme vzdali poctu nag vlajce pak sestry od klubu mladeZe piedvedly pekny program za kterY sklidily hodne potlesku a pochvaly zvlaSte jeden dej, jak se vyslovily mnohe sestry a brat ii byl velice peknY a dojemn'. Sestry Matejkovi na boku za oponou zpivaly piseri "U studanky sed0a." Na jeviSti na stolku sedela clivenka pane nastrojena Bo nitek na hlave pied sebou mela sklenenou nadobu v ni trochu vody a zlatou rybyeku. Po jeviSti se procladzely divenka s koSikem teZ pane nastrojena jako kdy Z milenci jsou naposledy pospolu neZ piljde rozioueeni. V tato pisni v posled nim vergi jsou slova ode mne, odegelna psal mne a pak na mne zapomnel.

Jrnenem naieho okrsku ternto sestram od klubu mladde jests jednou a viera co jim vypomohly pekne dekuji sestram MatelkovYrn tyto jsou tee krev ne sestry sestte Oechove a sestte Trealko ye, kteta :teZ mela pekny program od tadu Nov' Tabor. Ostatni sestry jsou od tadu naieho. Mile sestry viechna Best yarn za vagi obetavost a lasku !kterou ma te k nail mladeli a k naSi. Jedriote jegte jednou srdeenY :dik viem. TeZ navitevniktim za vaii naviteva mohu vas pta,tele v'Sechny ujistit, ie jste nam byli vi tani. Srdeenk dik naiim elentim od naie ho tadu a zvldite tern na gim hezkym ses train za tu dobron svaeinu kterou nam nachystaly. ttednici pro pifiti rok v okrsku jsme zastali ti same bratr Willie Trealek, ptedseda; moje maliekost mlstoptedsecia; br.Stepan Regmund, tajemnik a pokladnik, ilditelka klubu deZe sestra Lillie Matejka, br. Jan Va,vra nas note gil a povzbudil v nail spolkove praci. '2e pr Y budem slouZit 50 let, Ze nas daji na pensi.

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ZacInS.7 neptijeli snad jste na nas vgich ni nezapomeli.

Pozdrav na celou Jednotu a na vgechny naie ptatele — Vag Frank Vytopil. . mistopredseda.

--) • 6 tIslo 4'7 SPJST Seaton, Texas Bratil a sestry:— Naviteva kvetnove schtize, ktera jinak by byla dost eetne navi"tivena, byla, slal3a nasledkem pohtliu sestry Herminy Hurikove rozene Kotrlove.

Yohteb jeji se konal tou samou dobu co tad odbYval schtizi a protole manZee Hurikovi, kteti tady dtive bydleli, tu maji hodne ptibuznYch a znamYch tak hodne bratra a sester kteti jinak by byli ve schtizi se saeastnili pohtbu.

Mimochodem feeeno, byli jsrne soused" s jejimi rodiei v roku 1911-12-13 a ona tehdy byla mlade devee. Nejakk eas byli take sprdvci sine tadu Praha eislo 29. v Taylor ale nevim ureite kterou dobu. Po zUstalemu manZelovi a rocline vyslovuji nejsrdeenejii soustrast. Vracim se jeite 'jednou ke schazi. Po jejim zakoneeni. sestry 'uspotadaly svaeinu a mala deerui"ka Debarah Adamkova deem manZela AdamkovYch, bratr Jerry Ada,mek je mistopredseda) zahrdla na, harmoniku pekne d ye Ceske pisnie,ky. Je sice jeite mala, ale harmoniku umi ovladat dobte. Inu, je z muzikantske rodiny.

Schtize sama se svaeinou mela bYt jak si oslavou svatku matieek.

Kdy2 jsem psal posledni dopis tak jsem jegte nevedel kterou hudebni kapelu na faclovY piknik dne 12ho eervence buderne v stavu zjednati, ale dries mohu sdelita„ Ze tarn bude ileinkovat VraZelova kapela z Cameron.

Sestra Dorothy Pechalova se o tom zmi nila v anglicke statt.

A teci.' je gte chci oznamit neco co se mute podatit eloveku jen jednou v vote a to ne kaZdemu. 0 take neZ tyto tadky budou v tisku Ui bude potom. Totii Jos. Slavik, tajemnik Hlavni atadovny RVOS a jeho druZka Zivota bu dou slavit v sobotu 23. k yetna, 50 let spoleeneho iltI. Gratulujeme a mnogaja lja ta!

S bratrskm pozdravem Karel Kalenda, dopisovatel.

Nemohu tomu Casem rozumet kdy2 ) • 6 nekdy eta v na gem Vestniku, e UnekterYch naiich tadu sestry vtibec do had eislo 9. Snook, Tex. schtize neehodi. Vite mile sestry a brat- Sestry a bratri:— ii kolik my muikti u naieho tadu kdyby Jsem byl Mclan abych ye Vestniku aznebylo naiich dobrYch sester, by jsme namil elenove nageho tadu se ujedekazaly? Skratka velike nic. TeZ jsme dnali, 'Cc pCi nail ptiati schtizi ktera, se s manZelkou meli trochu sklarnani milk bude konat prvni nedeli dne 7. 'derma, piatele v Buckohlats, co se stab jste chceme teZ mit spoleanY °bed, kterY bu

Straus lie asi ye 12:00 hodin a schtitze bude za-s hajend o 2:30 odp.

TeZ- mam uvedomit fteetni vkbor, aby Sc k preehlednull nnSich nidovYch knili yeas dostavili.

S bratrskyin pozdravem E. R .Jakiibik, tajemnik. ) e 4, • ( El Campo, Texas Mile sestry, bratii n etena redakee naieho Vestniku.

V tomto neThrtasnejnyi mosici maji kdy na den -voneeni hrobtit, zastavime se v nail praci a jdenie na ta mista jen2 jmenujeme htbitovy. jdeme s amyslem vzdali Best pa,matce party:con. Htbitovy ktere nazYvame tend nejtiiiimi misty, veeneho pokoje a miru, jsou jako zahrad kami vzpominek Mere obyeejne °dinefluj enle kyticemi kvetin a• dilem ydeenym yzporninanim na viechno, co vykonali pro nas a pro /VCe iileheeni naieho MVOta ti, kteti odpoCivaji yeenYin spankem za temi hrbitovnimi vratky.

V tomto naiern rozpominani si take ptipomeneme Ze jsrne yaichni dluZniky a Ze viechno co jsme a echo nabyli, vde'dime tern, kteii tu byli pied nami. Prave od nich piij all jsme zkuienosti, abychom v Zivote se uplatnili, kaZdY na mist& urCil nam osud a Zivotni beh. Vzpomerime na stateene bojovniky, kteti v minulYch dobach se obetovali, aby ptinesli americke vlasti nail svobodu a zachovali jeji celistvost 1 na pionYry, jimZ pa dla ta velika prace, ptipravou zeme pro raj i budoucich pokoleni a na vaechny, kteil se zaslotedli jakYmkorliv zpilsobem abychom se stall platnYmi eleny lidske spoleenostL Vzpomenme take na ty hrdiny, kteii ne Zistne se obetovall pro nas a za nas, meal ne patti take nas syn kterY pall 17. imora 1945 v Japonsku Ignac D. 8enkylik Jr. kterY byl pochovan v YoKohama Br! tish Commonwealth War Cemetery, Japan. Piii to proto, Ce jsme dostali z Washingtonu 25. DC zpravu I obrazky spry pravi. Ce pozastatky vojintl prave jsou pi-estehovany, totiZ urny, nebot' byli spo pelneni viichni. Nail etyti synove se da dobrovolne v jednom tYdnu, Ignac byl prvni pak Jaroslav, Frank a Ludvik.

Ignac byl poslan na Filipiny, kcie pro dClal boje v Candor, pak co zajatec byl ptevezen do Japonska. Obrazky ukazuji (Obrazek bude v nov3i hthitov do ktereho byli presteho\Tani. Ignac byl Menem nail mile Jednoty a tak si myslim, Ce kclyZ", v tomto kra snem mésIci Maji vzpominame s fictoit tech padlYch hrdina, Ce i on by mei V tomto naiem mile Vestniku s dovolenhn

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a Adela 81janskSich Jr. se podilel v zavodech mezi vynikajicimi budoucimi farmery, znamYch pod jrnenern "Future Far mers Association."

Tyto zavody se pokadaly 9. kvetna v Alice, Texas, na kterYch se podilelo 30 okrest ji2nlho Texasu.

Mezi deseti nejlepAimi zavodniky se Jerry umistnil na prvnim mists, a to v oboru, jak vyukt elektricke sily na farme. Central Power and Light Co., jemu dala $50.00 odmeny a vyplacenou cestu do celo statni konvence pki ni2 bude uspokadan banket v Austin, ye dnech od 15. eervencee do 17, eervence tohoto roku.

U 8ijanskrch na farms mail moderns zavedenou drithe2nickou tovarnu na vajieka. VSehcny nosieky jsou umisteny v drittenYch klecich, s pkehrady dosti velkymi, aby se tam mohla pouze jedna slepice volne pohybovat. Ma volnY pkistup jak ku krmivu tak i eerstve vode. Vajieko snesene se odkutali do korytka, jen2 je k tomu indelu na boku pii praveno. V torn slepieniku je umistneno i radio, a slepice jemu rady naslouchaji.

IGNAC D. RENKYRIN Jr. Take tkideni vajec se deje u nich systematicky. redakce dostati misteeka, v nem2 by viS pkanim mnoho zdaru ztistava dela, oh tak mnohd, matieka pamatku, to John Staga ke na sveho syna a dala mu take zaslu2 • ) nou eestnou vzpominku.

Pravime o mrtvYch, 2e at' zemkeli, ale jeate mluvi. Oni mluvi vim tirn, co vatepovali do nakch srdci, a co jsme Temple, Texas jejich zkuknostmi a jejich tirsilim zis- Cteni bratki, sestry a pkatele! kali. A te2 pii takove vzpomince si uveZde stvrzuji pkijem daru, ktere jsem domime, 2e jsme jejich pokraeovanim a posledni dobou obdr2e1 na SPJST Rest spolupracovniky, na torn yeenem retezu Home.

2ivota.

Pan Felix Lewandowski, Amarillo Zdravim vas vkchny etenake i re- Texas, Oen kadu C. 92 $10.00 dakci Pani J. A. Halamieek El Campo, Tex. Senkykik, Dist. organisdtor. k uctani parnaky pana John Kubela •( El Campo, Tex. a pani Emilie PetrZprava z kridu San Antonio C. 133 12.50 valskY Fayetteville, Texas Sestry a bratki:— Add San Antonio vyzY.va, vkchny ele- Celkem jsem obdr2e1 $22.50 ny aby se kleastnili eer ynove schtize, kte Vzdavam srdeene diky temto clarcum rase bude konat jako obvykle druhou za jejich mile dary. nedeli v mesici. Toto bude specielni scht S br. pozdravem ze pii ktere mimo jineho bude obeerstveChas. Navratil pokl. SPJST. ni, pravdepodovne te2 bude ukazovan Rest Home 816 E. Ave A. film ze schnze 7. okrsku kterd, se konala Temple, Texas. v San Antonio minulY' podzim, a hlavne el: 2e se bud° oslavovat Den °tett a opozcleHoubaiski, n.e Den Matek. Jiste se dostavte. Uscho"Veera jsem nalezl v lese krasne houvejte si tuto nedeli pro VaS" fad. by, ale nevedel jsem, jedle nebo C. S SazayskSr. oa • jedovate, behl jsem si tedy don.a pro Corpus Christi, Texas houbakskou kni2ku."

"A byly jedle?"

Mill etenaki:— "Ureite!"

V nakm nedelnim eisle ze dne 10. kvet "Jak jste to tak bezpeene podle kni2na 1959, jsem °pet 'Ceti radostnou zpravu, : v Corpus Christi Caller-Times., 2e Jerry ky mohl zjistit?"

"POnevad2 je rnezitim nekdo sebral."

SijanskY sedmnacti letY syn ma,n2elti Fr.

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Hlidka den Ennis, Texas Mile sestry, bratke redaktore a mill. etenaki:— Tak jsem se velice tekla do nageho siciho krou2ku v Ennis, kam rada chodim. Prave ten den pkedtim, jsem nahle onemocnela. Nezbyvalo nic jineho ne2 spolkovou knihu tajemnice poslat do schtize se 2adosti, by mne ten den sestra B. K. Tupa zastala a mne vepsala zapisky z one schtze, abych si je rnohla napsat do protokolni scllze, co2 ona s ochotou udelala. Diky ji!

Sestry z krou2ku byly tak laskave a hued me poslaly, krasnY listek s pkanim k uzdraveni a vSechny se nan podepsaly. Te2 mne to east° navkivila flak mild, pkedsedkyne pi. M. Kopeekova ktera, jela do Kalifornie k navtere syna snachy a jejich rortomileho syndeka, jebo2 obrazek mne lidera v Sokolovne ukazovala. Nedivim se, 2e ji touha tam easto Ohne za jejim hezkYm vnouekem Joke ne2 odjela, pkijela za mnou a phvezla nine hezkY ozdobnY Spendlik. Te2 za mnou pkijela nak mild, mistopkedsecikyne, ses. Betty Houdek, piivezla mne od Krou2ku peknou vazu s kvitky.

Ona je takova, mild, a velice dobrosrdeena. lined se ptala, zda-li milk pro nas neco ueinit. Te2 mne byla za me nemoci navkivit sestra Rose Marie Schovajsa. Te2 me pkijela navkivit ses. Jim Pavelkova, pilna pracovnice nakho krou2ku a pkivezla nine velkou kytici kvetin, z jeji krasne zahradky, kdy pilne pracuje se svYm milYnx mu2iekem a jeke ma dost easu pro ndS kroukk. Ze na'S kroukk nepracuje nadarmo, toho dilkazem kde mokio pomdha I s dor y' nemocncn sestram, co2 je chvalitebne naviltevuji nemocne, co2 je povzbudi a poveseli.

Ve schtizi, ktera byla zahajena ses. pied. M. Kopeekovou bylo pkitornno 23 sester a d ye sestry byly navStevnice, pi.

doe 27, kvetna 1959 Frank T'oupal, pi. Mary PolLlek. V teto schnzi tee bylo usneseno, by nale schn ze se porddaly kahlY posledni etvrtek v 2.11eSiCi, hlavne proto, by nale sestry se mcinly sfa.,'astnit scha g e druhYch krouzku Pristi naSe schcze bude tento posled ni etvrtek v mesici, co g pripadne na 28 kvetna. KaklY host je u nas vitan.

Proliya,ly se dve pokrYvky a drab se, jako v2dy peri.

CelkovY phi em byl $26.32 a site od sest7 Prev r atilove za krasne prolitou kterd jak me pra y ila se ji velmi iiiu ;-110.1 r , ed ses. Marulakove $2.50 za clarky uu J:dklai l ny $3.85 bratr L. 0. Ho(k $5.00. Sestra Tuna $2.00 za mastitka vice ne g jsme 2adali-,- pi.

Albina Bravenec $1.00, ses. Pavelkova 80c. pi. John Heingal, pi. Marie Rendl z Corpus Christi, pi. Kebrle, pi. Sachl z Kalifornie, pi Frank Toupal darovala do Pokladny $1.00. Vlem path nas srdeenY dik Celkove vydani bylo $4.99. Sestra pied sedkyne rune zdelila, 2e daruje krougku spoclek i syrlek na deku.

Mile sestry, chtela jsem Vain ji2 drive psat, ale byla jsem va2ne nernocna s chripkou a citila jsem se velmi slJaba. By la jsem tak slaba, 2e jsem se sotva udr2ela na nohou. Ji g' se citim o mnobem lope, tak ze jsem se yeera v nedeli mohla saeastnit zabavy klubu mlade'ge a pripojenYin s Urn bazarem. Mldde2 cite la tim ziskat na cestovne, zajezd na slet do Los Angeles. California, 3-4-5. eerven ce. Adeli ta mte g velkV abed a verim i slaln/V prijem. Co2 je jim piano.

Predem srcleenY dik a pozdrav Karnila Sramkova Pozn. red.:— Litujeme, be jste byla nemocna a prejeme obrat k lepsimu. Je mi to yelice mile a jsem jist, 2'e se to ka2 demu bude zamlouvati, kdy Vy mile sestry Enniske tak pekne v clobre shocle pospolu se pro dobrou vec snagite. — ftika se, 2e clobre priklady tahnou, doufam, ze i v jin;;Tch mistech kde flak rady stavaji se na,le mile sestry seskupi se do g enskYch kroakft dle Valeho vzoru a pro tu svoji osadu v souladu a pratelstvi dobro tea budou konati, • ) t*, id Osveta cislo 38

Koval-, Texas Vaena redakce:— . Tak zas abych napsala par radka do tolio nakho mileho Vestniku aby bylo co eist jrnom 2e Hies den neni easu yeerry jsou tak kratke je jeden ze vidm hoLo y .je jiz devet hodin a tak mot toho nepreete.. veera yeeer se bliskalo, hrmelo, vitr fueel 2. e se zdalo, 2e s toho mine nee° bSr t ale nebylo jenom trochu poprklo.

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Vt S TN 11.‹ — WEST, TEXAS Jr2 by se zelel deSt zadind bYt sucho v zahrade vle je zvadle. Zitra je tpinek tak ino2na ze neco dostanem asPo n — "shower" co by ta Nut grass lepli rostla ona tak je dost 'ana ze by jeden myslel. 2e to je cukrol. Ta vodni trava dries to ukopnete a zitra u g je zase pane zelend. no ale vlade je to pane v pastrach ten kviti vlelijake pekne roste radost se divat jak to roste. Nale posledni pravidelna, schitze se odbYvala dne 10. kvetna o CtV011 hodinach odpoledne. NavSteva by la dobra hodne sester pri g° za co jim srdeene dekujeme ze se takovem poetu dostavili. Predseda Vdcla y Batina zahajil schuzi a byla vzdana test na g vlajre vSema eleny. Bratr tajemnik Jerry Stepan preeet1 protokol z minute schnze a byl prijat. Predseda Vdclav Barina Pane promluvil o svatku den matek jak ho mame zachovavat. SrdeenY dik bratru predsedovi za tu peknou fee po eesky a vlecky tomu dolare rozumeli. Ta ky pripornel aby bratri a sestry pamato vali na ty rase nemocne. Bratr Jan Janeeka 2e je jelte na nemocnim listku prejern mu aby se pozdravil.

Schtize byla prudce ukoneend nebo byl takovY vitr 2e se zdalo 2e yge odnese ne kteri odji2deli ani neeekali a2 bude to spoleend syaeina bylo to mot pekne. 2e tolik se destavilo. Sestry donesly vklija ky iidlo tak ab nadbylo. Sestra Kotulanova, darovala kale za co ji path srdeeni dik..

Dne prvniho kvetna zemrela ye svem dome na Jeddo, Texas man gelka naleho ,spolubratra Vojtecha Janeeky a nachovana byla v nedeli rano Z' katolickeho kostela na Cistern, Texas. Dp. Allen Black vykonal pontebni obrady v kostele a na hrbitove.

Zernrele dej 0 Pane lehke odpoeinuti a vv p ozUstala, rodino prijmete na gi sou strast.

Sestra Tonle Pavlasova, Sc rada etc dopisy z Koval; diky. Pine sestry a brat ri is rada etu vAecky dopisy jsou pekne.

Se srdee'Om pozdravem na vkcky etelate a dob r ou nor, Varia vkirt Mary Stepan doptsovatelka. ) • 4, •

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Moulton, Texas Mile etemarky a etenati:._ Dries nedele a velice peknY den. Kviti kvete vAude vukol tak ze opravdu jest to zemskY raj na pohled. Tak ten eas \fence kvapi kupredu a neda, se zastavit tak 2e jsme ka gdY den blig hrobu, tej ouzkej svetnieky, nal domov na veenosti. Kolik jest tech mladYch, kteri by tu radi na tom svete byli dele ale mu g vleho nechat a jit na, veenY odpoeinek.

Tak yam mile spolusestry a spolubrat fi davam na vedomost aby jste nezaponmeli a prijeli do schtize druhou nedeli v eervnu to jest 14teho 'derma o dvouch hockinach odpoledne. Ze prej jest "Fathers Day" tak zeberte ty vale 2enulky a prijedle se ochlo,dit pod ty Live Oaky pri torn penivern. Zapomente na tu trampotu a tihu be starnete. Clareme poradat nejakY piknik pies leto a potrebujem vale nahledy a porady. Minulou nedeli bylo nas malo byl prej "Mothers Day", ale ja jsem moji maminre pra,vila. ze ja pro ni rnam "Mothers Day", kagdY den v rote. NebYvalo toho svatku kdys a taky dal sve matky a otce nevra2dily jako nyni kdy jsou jakysi zvlaltni dni pro ne. Jako v torn Houstonu v patek 14ti beta dcera zastrelila svou 38 letou matku proto, Se ji Pekla, Sc ji nabije jestli neptestane na toho mladika pies telefon mluvit.

Pro dnekk ji2 toho necham a tak nezaponaelite elenove naleho radu na nabe schtze.

Zilstavam jako v2dy Bo2ena Fojtova. * Aid 6S10 88,

Houston, Texas Mile sestry:—

Opel prichcazirn mezi vas a takta bych yam vkm prip omela, be mesie e'er yen se bal. a to nam pripomina, be sestry od nakho Birtshday Club °pet poi'adaji Card Party dne 3ho eervna. Cob zaEdwardsville, Ill. jiste jest pro vlechny at' jest 'Olen nebo Ctena redakce:— 13ud'te tak laskavi a zdali mate od ne, prijd'te vsiehni komu jen magno. Za minuleho tYdne "Vestnik", tak me ho eatek v 10 hodin rano se sejdete a pak v Prosim pollete tentokrate mi nedolel. To poleclne chutW'r obed. bylo z dne 13 nebo 14teho kvetna. NeraHostitelkarni pro mesic e'erven budou da bych jej postradala nebot' je v nem ses. Agnes Burl, Louise Kadleeek, May skuteene pekne eteni a je v g"dy clobre Belle Schutte a Helen Valeik. yynravenY. Sestry ktere darovali veri pro "door S pozdravem a pfaniin darliho gdaru Prizes" jsou nasledujici -- A. Winkler A. jsem Vrla, M. Elzner, F. Dvorak, M. Johnson, Frances Hlaysa.

H. .8ustala, M. Filipek a p. Steiner, Pozn. red.:— C' ' isla jsem tines yam etena pani zaslal a za laskavou pozMnoho cliky vAent vzdavaji sestry, kte

Strana 8 re prispeli peknYmi darky, co g jest velIca pomoc a jsou gadane komu jen mogno ,pkispejte s nejakYm dareekern. vice, tim jest to vice zajimavej gi a zabay nejAi. Rika se, to katdY spas za neeo stoji, nu tak pkijdle kdyt si koupite listek k obeclu, pH tom dostanete tost vyhra,t nektere pekne ceny. Motna te kdyby jste kekli svemu pkiteli neb pritelce, to by pki gli s vami.

Ve stkedu, dne 27. kvetna 1959 to i my, spolkovi bratri a sestry , soucitime s varni.

Zemrelemu spolubratru pf• ejeme lehke odpot3inuti a dest budFt jeho pamatce.

Dana za kad Karel Jona g Oslo 28. v East Bernard, Texas.

HAS IAL ►V

Velmi nas to pkekvapilo kdyt jsme uslygeli pied dvouma tYclny, te na ge sp. sestra Birdie Hilsher jest v nemocnici a podstoupila tetkou operaci. Velmi ji RESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI postradame, neb byla vtcly einnou ye My Mk podepsany resolueni vYbor fa vgem jak doslYcharne, to pekne se rota- du pokrok Roweny Oslo 49 v Rowena, Tevuje a zajiste ji kaki* pfeje tryaleho xas projevujeme uptirrine citenou souszdravi. trast pozilstalYm ditkam po zemkele jejeSto jednou pkipominam nezapo- jich matiece a nagi spolusestke Anna Maredek, mente prijit y e stredu 3ho eervna. ktera, po trapne nemoci skonala dne 18.

S pozdravem za Birthday Club pige, dubna a dne 20. dubna za pomoci kostelSophia HrubST. nich obtada. Presbyterni cirkve byla ulo ) • 4, • ( Lena k veenemu odpoeinku na e yangelickern hititove pfi osade Rowena. Za fad Moravia, Texas Oslo 49 SPJST promluvil bratr Jan Ka g Milt' pane redaktore:— -parzTempl,Texas.

Predne opravuji chybu nejsem to ja, Tato sestra zavitala do 'OW vlasti rozvolena kiditelkou distr. ale pani Elsie Brdeeko, tak mi to pravil bratr Fr. 01- ku 1906 v nit doufala se svYm mantelem govskY. Ja, to rada ptenechavain tern spokojene titi, ale ne na dlouho neb dne mladgim, potom hned po to distr. schil- 3. kijna 1908 skonal zanechal manklce zi byla zminka, o tech co se podileli na na opatrovani 6 ditek a na jeji stare Leprogramu a tam byla chyba,. Na ge pi. ta ji museli lekaki odebrat nohu nad kouciteika neni slednou ale Mrs. Ad. (Hil- lenem tak mnoho rok9 mela utrpeni.

Mile ditky zemkele va,gi mile matky bu da) Heimann, a to devde co hrala na to yam fitechou, to mi skonu va gi ma dig harmoniku je Jeanette Jureeek a ne Ureeek. ft ekla jsern to p. 8enkytikovi kdyt tky, zdilime s v6,mi a mile matce budig tudy byl aby Vam opravu dodal, ale my- zeme lehkou.

Dan° za kad Pokrok Rdwena C. 49. slim, te zapomel. Budeme mit malt' proJosef Holubec, gram na den otcii budern to mit i pro Vaclav Kvasnieka, maminky neb na Mothers day jsme meli Emil Kvasnieka, res. vYbor. tmadni piknik tak to ted' tern maminkam ) 4 •( nahradime. Myslim, to bratr John Kahanek o tom nee° vie napi ge. Tak to je RESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI pro Vestnik. Toto matete uvefejnit.

Rad Karel Jonas eislo 28. v East BerProd' Vam ale pi gi je toto. Dr. Peters nard, Texas vyslovuje svoji uptimnou me potadal abych yam poslala oznameni soustrast pozfistale rodine nad ztratou jeho 50ti lete oslavy doktorovani. Tak jejich mileho otce a dedeeka a nageho Vain to posilam. Laskave to uvefejnete. spolubratra VYlohy budou-li jake tak p. Dr. hraMartin Brzika di. kterY zemkel v Caney Valley Hospital S krajanskYrn pozdravem clne 7, kvetna 1959 ye staff. 79 let, byl Bkeskova. pohrben dne 8 kvetna na Cesko Na,rodPorn. red.:— Delcujerne yam za opra- ni hfbitov v East Bernard. vu. Cast° se ntm stave, to jmena dobre Pkedseda z Hlavni fikadovny bratr E. nezaslechneme a pak rnnohe jsou tak Marek a bratr J. GajevskY yykonali nopkiblitne znejici. Ja rade] vtdy delam s htebni obkady a vzdali posledni poetu pani sleenu, net napsat pani a byla to zerntelemu bratru. sleena. To jiste bych si rozlil ocet. Diky ZesnulY bratr Brzak pkistoupil k jegte jednou a pozdray. du Karel Jona g v roku 1909 a byl vtcly ) ( dbalY syYch povinnosti k kadu. Rad nav Pro nagi Jednotu 2 letos se snatme ygi. gtevoval schtze jak jen bylo jemu moei dolirontady abychom se mohli opet gne. Vime pozilstala, rodino, ge telite jeho ocichodu, ale budig varn fitechou, radovati u konci roku.

Lydia Kubena, Annie Fojtik, Annie Duckett, res. vYbor. o —) • Posmrtni vzpominka Jos E. Sulak Glen i'adu 'Oslo 64. ktery se narodil dne 18. biezna 1894. v Brenham, zemkel dne 4. kvetna nahle v nemocnici.

Zanechal zde mantelku a tyto ditky, Olgu, Evelyn, Adela, Ethlyn, Clara a Louis. — Po obtadech katolicke cirkve zesnulY bratr byl uloten k yeenemu odpoeinku na kat. hititov ye Plume. Nag bratr farmakil od roku 1917 a byl fikednikern kadu 64. Pokrok Plumu po 20 let. — Necht' odpoeiva ye svatem pokoji a cele rodine vyslovujeme na gi upiimnou soustrast. ) * 4*(

KALENDAR V pkiprave 50ti lete -Oro& zaloteni ka, du 92. Svaz Oechoslo yant ve Ft. Worth, Tex. k teto °slave bude pkipraven velice peknY a dustojnY program. — Pkipravujte se laskave nas Va gi navAtevou Po tegiti. — Diky pkedem.

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Dne 31. kvetna fad Stefanik 'Oslo 142 v Houston bude poiadati oslavu na 40ti lete sve tr yani a j kagdY jest fictive min.

Budeme v ten den vysluhovati "Beef Barbecue" poeinaje 12. hotline. Odpoledne slavnost, bazar a hry. Prijd'te a oslavte s nami na ge vYrodi zaloteni. Pozvete rye pkatele a zname.

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Nag tad 47. v Seaton, spoleene s odboelcou cis. 5. RVOS oznamuje vYroeni piknik na nedeli dne 12. eervence pki sve spolkove sini. Vratelova kapela z Buckholts obstard hudbu. KatdY jest uctive zvan.

• Fort WorthskY fad eislo 92. Svaz echoslovant oznamuje velkou taneeni bavu na nedeli dne 31. kvetna. Ueinkovati bude Faraizlova orchestra. KatclY je zvan do nagi sine na Roberts Cut—off Road. ) • 4, • ( "Prosim, za osttihani plati U holiee — se v sobotu dvojnasobnY poplatek" "Tak to ja zaplatim v pondeli."

Ve sttedu, dne 2Z. kvetna, 1959 Roman: Posledni

fide

(M. Jahn)

STNLK — WEST, se zarSivala.

"Jdi mi ty, behlice!" tidel jen Patak a veal, ze se itz neubrani. Ptestal opirat se rukama, a Barka take ho pomalu popouStela.

"Prosim te pekne, neodhanej mne. mne to ztrestalo. V gecko ti nahradim, je nom nine nevyZeri," prosila nanovo a jenom hledela na jeho ruce, zda-li ji neuhodi.

Mlceli chvili. Barka stala u dveti jako do zeme vbita a prosila alma muze. Citila vinu, hanbu a ponikni. Nenagla slo va na svoji omluvu a jenom prosila pohledy. A v Patakovi vyglehla tlumena nenavist a rvala mu du gi. Oekal tu chvili po etyti iota a nyni se doZil, ze k nemu ptigla neverna Zeno,. Nabidlo se mu sladke ovoce pomsty, jak by mu spadlo do klina. Skoro byl gt'asten v prve te chvili. Ale ty oci, zradne a neverne, ulpely na nem s takovou bazni, s takovou pokorou, ze WI se v duchu, aby ho nesvedly poznovu.

"13'a si tam za nim," povida'' ze vgi sily a branil se kouzlu svfidnSrch tech 061.

Barka se svalila kzemi.

"Nepfijdu od tebe, do smrti neptijdu.

Radgi mne zabij !" kidela ktikla yStm, fizkostnS7m hlasem a po kolenou se donna Zila k muZi. On hledel na ni, pfetizen silou to chvi le, branil se jegte, ale u2 videl, ze musi podlehnout.

"Josefku," mluvila blouznive, "odpust' mi, pro Boha, odpust' mi. Jsem gpatna, nehodna, zle jsem ti vyvedla. A uti jsem Vgecko ti nahradim, nikdy to nezklamu, jenom mi odpust'. A chceg-li hned pfijdu od tebe, jenom mi tekni, j si mi odpustil. Jenom to slovo mi tekni. . ."

A Patak zakolisal. Tak nikdy neslygel prosit. Byl jako ornamen. Jakasi tend. dtitkliva slova dobSivala se do jeho du se a ptepinila ji. Nevedel, co se s nim dej e.

Vstal, jakoby chtel uteci nedemu jenom fekl: "Coz my 1.0., naMjem' spolu.

Vazat se na psotu?"

Po techto slovech oddychl minulou hof kosti.

"Neboj se, nesu ti penize. Sestra mi umtela, mam po ni podil," pravila Barka povstala a vyfiala ze zafiaclti modravou kniZku. "Na, tu mag penize," tekla mu s jasnei gi tvafi a kladla mu kniUtu do rukou.

(Pokradovani) A nitro jeho je g te se bout'', ale pak vidi, jak je to hloupe starat se o vaZnost, o mrskou mamonu, kdy2 dlovek Zije i bez hloupSrch penez i bez hloupe va2nosti.

Jen kdyby uz bylo letol A mysi jeho vidi uZ v duchu zelene travniky, gumici obili, beloueke btezove lesiky anebo tiche, dtima y e zatoky a bystre, geptave proudy. Sam sebe vidi kradeti za rosy lesem anebo s detenem dekati u tichYch jezirek. Sneni ho neopou gti, podmanuje si ho a klili mu vidka.

Rychle se svleka a shasina lampici.

Oh, pak je St'asten, k nema nieeho.

A kdysi vstaval a lehal se strachem o hloupe penize, ktere mu naschval eert sebral. Ale ted' Zije ode dne do zitita bez hloupYch starosti — Dtima a pied nim lesknou se v slune'enu zelene travniky, obili geveli, matetidoug ka z daleka sladne a jako beloueke druZieky zpivaji v choru tenounke btizky.

Rano se vzbudil derstvY. a sveli. Zatopil a vatil polevku. Zap'omnel na veetejg i pkiliodu se selsky'm chlapcem, nemyslil na Ajznkrona, nemyslil na stopy minulSrch case a jenom chvilemi vyhledl okenkem, ye kterem chvely se bkeznove paprsky prudkSim slunivVm svetlem a clSr chaly aZ kamsi hluboko do jeho duge teplem a zati.

Posnidal a myslil na ryby a na deiceny.

Nekdo zaklepal na dvete. Zavrtel sebou, nemile vzru gen. Na jeho dvete nikdo snad je gte neklepal, a krome toho eekal Ody spi ge nee° neptijemneho v takovem ptipade. Pronesl ye zmatku jakesi slovo s nevrlY• in ptizvukem a pohledl ke dvetim aZ skoro zlostne.

Otevtely se pozvolna dvete, a nekdo s velikou nisi na zadech soukal se pracne do dveii.

Patak se zmatene rozhledl. Ale v torn nevysoka, Zenska utkvela na nem nejistym shodila nisi obratriSrm po hybem rukou a padla mu okolo gije. Byl jako omrdeen. Ptichozi Zenska, byla jeho kna.

"Josefku, prosim te, nevyhanej mne!" mluvila nejistrrn, podt'at3hn hlasem, a si zy se ji finuly ptivalem z Patak se optel o jeji prsa, aby ji odOn hledel na ni a zase na knaku. chastreil. Ona vgak zaryla do neho prsty, aby se ji u'Z nevymknul. A tak chvili o sebe pal jen zpola. Neodolal v gak, podrZel v rukou svS7ch knaku a jakSisi davn . sen proletl jeho mysli. Pohledl na Barku "Jdi, beZ mi s Weir zaktikl Patak.

"Neplijdu od tebe, rad gi mne zabij," a jejich oei potichu tikaly, ze se uZ" segli volala zoufale Barka a znova a znova na jedne myglence. .

Strana 9 ✓ Notarovi od nedele vezel, hotkY, otravny kofen a rozvetvoval se hluboko do jeho duk. Z korene toho roste reptava nespokojenost. Mrzel se, vztekal, nic plat no, kofen v nem rozrustal. Co bylo delat?

Musil ho utopit. ✓ iiterY z rana odekl do hospody, kde stave]. kamna. ✓ hospode bylo Apinavo, neeisto. Za stoly spali hudebnici, ktefi tu celou noe hrali. Hospodsky protiral male, ospale 0et a skoro se potacel na. nejistYch nohou.

Notar si porueil etvrt'ak. Mel v kapse nekterY krej car, a proto hledel velkomyslne. Sotva si v giml hospodskeho.

Hospodsky donesl etvrt'ak a usedl k Notarovi. Riedel, jak by se probral dtimoty. Usmyslil sobe pokadlit Notara.

"Notare, vedel bych pro vas partii," povida k Notarovi.

"Eh, mi je tfeba partie," pronesl Notar velikodu gne, podeptel bradu o ruku a trochu se odklonil od hospodskeho.

"Bez Zertu. Jste je gte srdnatY chlapit, uhod'te do toho po velikonocich. Vedel bych ' enskou tak jako karanat," povida hospodsky.

Notarem 'g kube nepokoj. Nepravi niecho, nasloucha a chysta se k yYpaclu.

HespodskY Zvani a podnecuje Notara.

"S vami je, Notare, tRka fee. Kdybyste jenom chtel, ' enske by na vas braly jakoby na med," povida hospodskr.

"A u2 toho mam dost," povida Notar a bouchne pest'' na "Neublilirn Zadnemu a u kohleho e'erta jsem jenom za psa. KahlY mne kope. Z chudoby, pane, blazna si nedelejte. Je g te jste neumi'el hospodskYm," zaHeel zbesile a o gival Velem .

Vytahl, bradatSr huedbnik procitl pp jeho ktiku a hledel jakoby z pavuein.

Ale zahledl Notara, v g ecek najednou 0Temne malinove jeho oei zahro,ly lstive na Notara. Zvedl se a na dloubYch nohow ptisedl k Notarovi.

"Co se tak durdiA?" kekl mu a po oku mrsknul na hospodskeho.

"Cott by se nedurdil. Delaji z eloveika blazna. At' si jsem jak jsem, za blazna nebudu Zadnemu," povida, Notar s riezvyk1S7m dfirazem.

"Mag pravdu, bratte. Neboj se, to ja ti radim, odsekni kaZdemu. Doneste etvr Vat," povida hudebnik, obracen k hospodskemu a trhnuv licnimi svaly, cosi. mu naznaeuje.

Hospodsky donesl etvrtlk a hudebnik t'ukl si s Notarem. Notar mu uvetil. Sedeli spolu, vypraveli si a pomalu pill.

Notar se rozproudil. Brattiekoval se s hu debnikem a ic ekl mu fg ecko, co ho tak

Strana 10 tetilo od .nedele. Hudebnik pkisvedeoval, are ty oar jolto po strand jiskiily. Chasnici k poledni zaeinali se schazet. Byl posiedni den masopustu, jeSte se chteli s veselim rozloueit. Videla Ondieje s No tavern. TuSili jakousi veselost, v joke byl Ondiej vynalezavY. Stimuli se okolo Onciteje a eastovali jeho i Notara kokalkou.

Notar se podnapil a zadinal Zvatlat. Oei mel kalne a vpadle, a dolni ret se mu za, keel tkasl. Zaea,1 se objimat s Ondkejem. Ondkej se za chvili vytratil a vratil se s pohledem lstivym.

"Ah tak, mrij bratkieku, Notare," povrtia, a hladi Notata po tvaki.

Chasnici hledi na tvak Notarovou: no jedne lid. ma, tmave zarudle pruhy.

"Tebe mam rad, Ondkeju!" povida Notar, a Ondtej mu hned zase oplaci laska,vost. HZ druhe lice je pokryto pruhy a Notar nieeho nevi. Vidi, ze se chasni ci smoji — to maji radost z neho a Oncikeje — a smeje se take, je rad, 2e Ondiej ho hladi a srdce by hned s nim rozdelil.

"Bratkieku, zahrajeme ti," poyida Ondiej.

"Nemusis, dost jsi se nahral," dekuje Notar.

Ale Ondiej necia se zdr2et.

"Hej, hola, bra gi, vstavejte! Zahrajeme naSenau eloveku," povida, hlasem potnice ke spicim soudruhrim.

VSichni se vzbouzeji a chapou hned, We se jedna. Seskupili se a spustili kvavY divokY pochod. Notar se vztYoil. Je jaksi hrdY, protole jemu to hraji ke cti a slave a srdce jeho se podleva najednou sebevedomou hrdosti.

Dohrali, Ondrej se pkitoeil k Notarovi.

"Tak, synku nePoddame se. Vig, co mi napada? Abychom se tak projeli dedinou. Ukaerne jim, v gak vin, tern, co stinaji bleu, ze jests nejsme ledaco," povida Notarovi a Notar se v gecek podda ya jeho vYnaluvnYm °elm.

Medi do nich a vSecek se v nich ztraci ,takovou maji situ.

"Chasnici, pravda, date nam kone, zajederne si s Notarem," povida Onclfej a vSichni mu rozumeii.

vtsTNIK ---

WEST,

Tous.

je to jaksi podivnY7 nesmysl. A pak ho vyvedli a vysadili na vilz. Nevi, ze sedi na sudu, ze v rukou drzi dervenY prapor, na hiave '2e ma, eerverV Satek se zastreenym palm, nieeho nevi, 'Ze z neho uMali Indiana. Jenom pocit'uje ostre bkeznove slunce, jak se mu viezava v oei, nasiouchd, jak pod nim hreive kolisa pricla a jaksi roj chvilemi hluei, v gak mnZna, 2e je to °pet podiviV nesmysl. Hlava mu klesla do zadu, usnul.

Povoz a Notarem, Ondkejem a selskSrmi dhasniky ujiZdel nahoru dedinou. -Pied panskou hospodou zastavili a pro volali "slavu" Notarovi, ale on nevedel nieeho. Pak jeli dale. hide se sbihaji a vidi Notara a kidkSrmi chomdeky okolo spankii. Usmtivaji se a pkipisuji tu hodu cluvtipu Ondlejovu.

Bkeznove slunce ostrYmi paprsky vtira, se v mokravou cestu a v rostale zahrady, blankytem pluji lehounke bavinky narakri, chocholky jenom se brouzdaji v modravSich kaluZlch a eiperni vrabci kkisvou radost, vSechno se opiji sluncem a svetlem — a pouze na voze nekolik di, stfZeni v pokdik, netai nieeho, poddavaji se hrubernu napadu a nedovedou se od neho odmyslit.

Projeli dedinou, celernu svetu ukazali uboheho eloveka, je11z se na chvili zapomnel nad sebou a tak jako s viteznou kokisti opet se vratiil k hospode, Notara s vozu, ulozili ho do stodoly i s ruclYm praporem, s S'atkem a chocholem na hlave, aby aZ" k prdnoci zpili se prudkyrni tanci a rano s obkadnou tvaki jali v kostele svecenST popel.

Ve. stkedu, eine 27. kvetna 1959 val ho ranni chlad, proto2e nemel klobouku. Zabehl do hospody a shledaval klobouk.

V hospode byl jenom chlapec hospod skeho. Napked se polekal Notara a ze strachu utekl pied nim, ale pak vratil se, nebot' si vzpoinnel, ze straSak neni nikdo jinY neZli strYc Notar, jen byl tu nedavno stavet kamna. Stanul ye dye'rich a zevloval na Notara.

"A jests jste Indianem?" povida Notarovi.

Dej pokoj s hloupostmi," odbyl ho Notar a hleclal svirj klobouk.

Nagel ho pod lavici, ale byl v ecek dupan, zablacen.

"Kdo vas tak nabarvil?" 'Laze se chlapec.

"TahneS mi s oei!" povida Notara ro vna svirj klobouk.

"CelY jste zaeernen," pravi mu chlapee.

"Nemluv mi!" zlobi se Notar a potaji hleda na stelae zrcadlo, aby se shlecil.

Viselo v koute, bylo od prachu zaSle, ale Notar piece v nem shledl do ruda zahnedlY. oblieej. Rychle se obratil, odbehl k pumps, umyl se, otiel oblieej rukavy kabatu a podle potoka ubihal domtir, aby se vyhnul zlYin lidem, ktere v sve duS'i tak nesinititelne nenavidel. Zalcz1 do sveho koutku, vrhl se na postel a. chtel jests drimat. MySlenky tak jako pavueiny op.radaly mu pamet' a zamota valy ji vSecku ye sniva,, lehounka, vlakna.

A zatim v sousedni konnirce probiha Edu'S minulYm Zivotem a jakoby loe'2e1 oclkvetlYm luhem podzimnim a vytrha vai z neho otravne ocktny, vybird ze sve ho Zivota vSecky zle, neeestne skutky a na pkichod kneze, iadi je k sobs. deka ' jemuZ ma sloZiti posledni tlety ze sveho Zivota. Vi o sve ktehkosti, o kaZde eby be poeita, kde zfistal dluZen, kolik byl od cizil prken, vzpomina, jak se rad opijel, jak odvadel nabytek z mokreho dkeva, cal ty hokke kokeny v duSi, ale tk nahlili, jak jeho osud macesky( odbyl, Maim' a poniZoval po celY 2ivot.

A zase hiedi k jinemu bkehu, ktell7 mu roste v tuS'eni. TichY a pokojnY mir vane vstlic z neho. Skoro uZ po nem tou Zi. A nema daleko k nemu. Snad jenom krok, hodina, den a bude vedeti, eeho tu nikdo snad nevi. Mysli si, kdyby radeji vSeeko se skoneilo. Pkijde to nejtaSi. a potom — sloZ• iti nety, a potom -Bole, se smiluj!

Notar se probudil na humne. Sluneeni pa,prsek tkas1 se S'erem stodoly a stkikl mu prucice do oei. Notarem skublo, jak by ho uStkla zla zmije. Pohledl pied sebe vyjeven a sbiral prvni sve vetche mySlenky. Uvidel hned vedle sebe eervenYr prapor a zaeal chapati. Na hlave pooltil nezvyklou pokryvku a rychle ji strhl.

Dival se na chochol a v duchu si pkedstavil sebe s chocholem a s praporem v ruce. Pocitil oSklivost a nasledkem toho mrgtil chocholem do kouta.

Potom si vzpominal, jak sedel s OnJeden z nich odbehl, zapfahl kone a ye dfejent, jak mu hrali a vysadili ho na vilz. Dale v§ak nevedel nieeho, jenom chvili zahreel povoz na dvoke hospody.

"A pojederne se slavou. HospodskYr dej se domYglel, ze z neho ztropili masopust to nam prapor, ten od lonskeho vYletu," niho blazna. povida Ondiej rozhodnYrn hiasem a has "To on, ten Ondiej —" napadlo ho a pcciskY posluSne beli pro rudST prapor. zakezavalo se do pameti.

Notar se diva, okolo sebe. Nevidi niBylo mu eehosi lito, snad ze ho eeho, krome hluerci spousty jakYchsi di a krorne dvou temnYch, rozatich au, ke svemu veseli a potom pohodili tak, ku OndrejovYch. 0 sobs nevi nioeho. jako deti odhazuji svou hra,eku, jiste (Pokraeovani) Je mu tak nevYslovne pkijemne, ze by vSak toho nevedel. Chtel jenom uteci od hued zdkiml. Ale nemi2,e. Kolern neho sud a zakrSrt svou hanbu. Vedel, ze ceTieba, ze rok minuiSr byl pro nis to hiller jako snehove vody, a'g mu sluch la dedina bude dries o nem povidat, a peri377, hlecl'me letos spoleeiVm snaieniim zaleha. Ondiej mu Deco na geptava. Sko- to ho tak hnetlo.

Oteviel dveke od stodoly. Ve hlavu a- doeiliti je§1.6 lep'Sich yYsledkii. ro tome tft nerozumi, jen se mu zda,

Ve sttedu, dne 27. kvetna 1959

VtSTNI is

'WEST, TIM"

ienska priva ye Sp. St®

Novinky ze sveta

Jsou muZi a Zeny ye SpojenYch statech rovnopravni? Odpoved' na tuto otazku je: "nejsou!" Zeny nemaji tataZ prava jako muZi, ale situate se stale upravuje.

Politicky nabyly 'Zeny rovnSich pray s muZi prijetim devatenacteho dodatku k Ustave roku 1920. ZminenY dodatek. ucleloyal 2enam hlasovaci pravo. V nekterYch statech mohly Zeny hlasovati jiZ pied timto clatem. Prvnim statem, ktery u(,elii tato pravo Zenam, byl Wyoming kterY tak ueinil jests v dabs, kdy byl teritorii.

V oeich zakona, po strance hospoddrske a v postoji nekterYch lidi zastava vAak Zena stale jests pozadu za muZem. Na priklad Zena nemtiZe zasedati v nekterych statech v porote; jeji pravo uzavirati smlouvy a vlastniti majetek je omezeno; pri rozvodu a pH rozhodovani o tom, kterY z rodiea dostane na opatro vani deti, je Zena oproti muZi v nevYhode. Toto jsou ovSem vSechno vYjimky, spiSe neZli pravidla.

Snad nejvetSi ptekalka rovnYm pray-am Zen je tradieni postoj a ptedsudky mula. proti Zenam na poll obchodu a vySSich povolani. Nejde pH torn ani tak o podceriovani schopnosti Zeny, jako spi se o obavu, Ze Zeny ztrati zajem o mantel stvi, domacnost a vYchovu Zeny nemaji mnohdy tak doblIrch pH lelitosti k vyAkoleni jako muZi, a jejich postup je brzden faktem, Ze jsou Zenskeho pohlavi. 0 nekterd mista se Zena vabec nemaZe uchazeti, o jina jenom za podminek, ktera pro mute neplati ✓ kongrese byl site ptedloMn navrh na rozSitni dodatka o "Equal Rights Amend ment", ale ani jeho prijeti neznamenalo by jests oproSteni Zen od osobni diskriminace.

— Podle nazoru americkeho komentatora

Mims 11 pit da za. liana dolara. Jenom tak brdnit tonm, aby se kornunismus uhnizdil na tornto kontinentu. ' •T• ( Raete zlatjr. zub?

Chce-li se nekdo v Geskoslovensku blYsknout zlatYm zubem, Ma, jak psala Veeerni Praha dne 23. dubna, "dye mot nosti. Ma-li patient (zubnibo sttediska) vlastni zlato, dostane poukaz na Safinu, kde mu treba vymeni zlateho andelieka na retizku za poukaz na eiste zubni zlato, ktere prim ze Satiny dostane stre disko."

"Nerna-li zlato, rekne to lekati nebo dentistovi, da padesat procent ceny zlata zalohou a pa ukoneeni praci doplati.

Na vSechno dostane radnou stvrzenku s razitkem a vSechno se zapiSe do karty oSetrovaneho."

Zkratka je to bud'to andelieek nebo zub, ei zub a razitko. Co se nesmi, je vzit andelieka prima k lekati. To pry yede k eachrovani se zlatem. Jako doklad uvedla Veeerni Praha pripad dentisty Seffla z Prahy. Jemu pacienti nosili andelieky na ketizku pkimo do ordinate, a vychazeli sice se zlatYmi blYskavYmi zuby, lee Seffl je Sidil. Nedal vS"echno zla to do zubu. "Mel ho i pod vanou. v koupel ne a pod kredenci v kuchyni", jak zjisti 'a Statni bezpeenost. Dostal dva roky Zalate. ) • 4, • S. gkola turistiekSrell V KarlovYch Varech existuje zvlagtn1 kurs pH hospodarske skole, v nemZ se aeastnici uci "ekonomice cestovniho ru chu". Podle popisu Liclove demokracie z 15. dubna jde vlastne Skoleni propagandistd, kteri jsou jako prftvodci pH delovani dillelitYm inav gtevnikam z ciziny.

"UM se specialnim znalostem z oboru psychologie, techniky pravodcovske slut by, organisace, pasovYch, valutovYch a celnich predpisii", psal list. "Seznamuji se s technikou prate za pultem cestovni kancelate se sestavovanim okruZnich jizd aZ po okruZni cestu kolem sveta, uei se svetovYm jazyktim atd. Musi vgak znat i jizciu na koni, mu 7i umet brat tenis a golf, vyznat se v huclbe a malftst vi." .t■ Gs. relim bucluje dva clal gi prSmysloye objekty na Slovensku. V Rima yske So bote cukrovar s denni kapacitou 2,500 tun cukru a v Bratislava pivovar s roeni kapacitou 250,000 hl piva.

J. Alsopa je britska vlada v zasade ochotna uznat de facto existenci sovetskYch satelita ye stredni a'vYchodni Europe. To bude take asi minimalnim poZadaykein Krernlu v blilicich se poraclach zahranienich ministr y svetovYch velmoci.

— Protole se alZitSti povstalci marne do mahaji pomoci zapadnich zemi v boji za samostatnost, oznamila jejich exilova vlada v KahYre, ze navaZi styky se Sovet skim svazem. Zatim spolupracovali s ko munisty jenom neoficielne.

- PovYSeni bezohledneho Liu Shao-Chi na rucieho einskeho presidenta vyvolalo cdpor v tadach einskYch dastojnika a vojaku. Podle zprav z Formosy nabyly nepokoje znaeneho rozsahu zejmena v jizni Gine.

Preclak britske strany prate varoval Ameriku, aby se nemichala do blilicich se parlamentnich voleb ye Velke Britanii. Hugh Gaitskell komentoval zpravu listu Christian Science Monitor, ktera, naznaeovala, Ze Eisenhower se s braskYm premierem Macmillanem nedavno radii o tom, jak zajistit viterstvi konservativca nad socialisty.

— Ilegalni irska republikanska armada prepadla znovu nekolik policejnich stanic Brity kontrolovaneho Severniho Irska. Jeden z vojenskYch vadca hnuti byl neda yno propaSovan do USA, aby tam na gel dalSi finaneni podporu a -- do brovolniky.

— Mad'arske organisace v Kanade se snaZi zabranit deportaci jisteho S. Szilagyho IkterS, prijel na eerno minulY tYden. Prohlasil, 2. e stravil 14 let v tabote nucenYch praci na Sibiri za delikt polltickeho druhu a ze se mu po navratu do Mad'arska podatilo uprchnout do RaJisto je, ze 'Zeny ueinily v poslednich kouska. Nema. Zadne doklady a bude letech ohromnY ,krok ku ptedu. Rekordni asi velmi nesnadne zjiSt'ovat pravdivost poeet Zen pracuje dnes temet na kahlem jeho historic. poll lidske pasobnosti, a nektere z nich Po eels Kanade bylo minulou nedeli yyznaeujici se nadprtimernou schopno- dastolnym zpasobem vzpomenuto kanad sti, dopracovaly se pozoruhodneho fispe- skYch namornika, kteri zahynuli na sve chu. ill 4111111 tovYch morich behem druhe svetove valky.

Americke Zeny zasedaji v kongrese od roku 1916, a jejich poeet v kongrese — Jednim z poslednich "silnYch mula" i ye statnich zakonodarnach neustale ros v zapadni hemisfere je vladce Dominite. Zeny byly jmenovany do vysokSich kanske republiky Rafael Trujillo. Vladmist vladnich, i ye vojenske sluZbe, vy- ne teem milioon ym lidi jiz celYch 29 pracovaly se na dobrd mista v pramys- let a behem tot° doby nevypsal ani jelu, vynikly ye vyAgi povolanich. Tyto a dny volby. jine naznaky postupu 'Zen v obchodnim svete, na poll vzdelani i v politicks arena — KubanskSr premier Castro se snail Nejmene 400 Cs. uprchlikd je dnes v jsou dokladem, ze prehrady, postavene ptesvedeit americkou vladu, aby do zemi Rakousku. Loni jich priSlo 20 a letos jeproti nim silnejAirn pohlavim, se po- stredni a jiZni Ameriky investovala be- sts nikdo nasleAkem prisnYch opattehem priStich deseti let nejmene 30 bi- ich na hranicich, zvolna, ale jiste bort'.

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EDUARD WIRES:

V torn jed a X CT se zv, e me eeskv eisti! Star& hsly el/a, CAST OSMA. zasta y..la ease odDVACATE CVICENi. kvapnla® Strach a maEly&inkatka. teiski liska v ni bojovypravo- valy. na 'kterlr ea, val Odstoupii jsem . sto -vzporn kude matka Jednou odhodil jsem v mohia a devniku otep slimy. bliil k Co vidim? Pod slamou Koneen6 je do., a peli g ek a v nem kupa kryla svfrm malinkch, skoro jegte mla.'d'ata, jell se ni slepSTch my geke Jejich ssaia. matka je krmila. Zpozorovala nebezpeei, za- Rival jsem se chvili na pig tela a odbehla. Op°- my g i rodinku a piemSrdal se zastavila, blSrs- ile jsem o Irr 7 7 17 5tra eisAv5mi oeky po nine se nu myii matey, lisce a obetavosti Vzal jsem poleno a my slim si: "Jednou ranou Potom jsek ivse deznier im eels hnizdo! Bugel. de myai zde one!

"Cho uhoditi do spleti PITCH s tatinkem , nebo maminkou a 134ch telleek. potom spraxne °pi g do s6itu: Fokus se

Ve stkedu, dne 27. kvetna 1959 pribeh vypravovati &sky! Cvie se v Ceske keel! noz&avrm

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Jak odstranujeme skvrny Ski/my od ovoce ihned polite vaNci vodou. PoloZime latku , dute pies nadobu a lejeme tak dlouho varici vodu, az skvrna zmizi. Prave tak zachazime s kavovY mi skvrnami. Take skvrny od vina, jsouli jests vlhke, lze horkou vodou odstranit. Vezme se nadoba s horkou vodou a mekkYm hadrikem setre se skvrna z latky. S doporueovanYm posypanim nemel joke nikdo pineho Uspechu. Zastarale skvrny od vina je nutno vybiliti na' slunci.

Mastnou skvrnu na jemnem hedvabi odstranime, kdy2 na ssaq papir nasypeme kridov3i pra,Aek, kterY navlheime benzinem. Na to poloZime posk yrnanou latku, na kterou znovu nasypeme kridovy praSek navlheenS7 benzinem a priloZime ssavY papir. Takto pripravene prejedeme vlaZnou Zehliekou. Nezmizi-li skvrna pri prvnim pokusu, vymenime pra,Aek a opakujerne, az skvrna zmizi. Ciateni neprovadejme u ohne!

Inkoustova skvrna na sieve vime kak ze sadry a zredene kyseliny solve, naneseme ji na skvrnu a nechame nekolik hodin leZet. Potom se S s krabeme a unayjerne piskem, rnYdlem a sodou.

Nezmizi-li skvrna, eisteni opak.ujeme.

Postupujeme veinal opatrne! Pozor na za chazeni s kyselinou!

In.koustove skvrny na kamennYch scho dech potreme kak z chloroveho vapna, kyseljny octove a vody, nechame dell chvili pasobiti a pak vydrhneme. Nesmime v§ak vdechovati vYpary chioru, S"kodi prildugkam!

Skvrny od nikotinu na prstech — Pr= sty zeZloutle pusobenim nikotinu na kuZi potreme smesi peroxydu vodiku (3 °1/ s amonlakern (v pomeru 1-2) a necharne uschnout. Po uschnuti je tieba vetrit do PokoZk y toaletni vaselinu. 41) Skvrny pa rzi se mohou odstraniti propiranina v harken,' rortoku pripravenem z 5% kyseliny vinne a 5% kyseliny .g t'ana pisla dovelove. ) e Obeane z obvodu Velke Prahy sveh 'cestach s C e dokem do zahraniei musi zanechat svoje ()Manske prukazy na hlavnirn made verejne bezpeenosti v Praze.

Wednesday, May 27, 1959

Sports Column

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OTTO L. HOSEK DALLAS, TEXAS Texas Travels

The old West is never out of sight or mind. A section of the old drift fence defiantly erected by the Frying Pan Ranch can be seen on. Western Avenue and Fourth Street. And ten miles out in the by-road to Harding Ranch, embracing the upper Peaches of Palo Duro Canyon. Seven miles further is the picturesque town of Canyon which began as headquarters for the T-Anchor Ranch. Here is the West Texas State Teachers College with its Panhandle-Plains Historical Society Museum. Along with its Indian artifacts and other early relics, the exhibit features a huge mounted buffalo bull, the college's mascot, the widespread horns which belonged to "Old Blue" one of Texas most famous trail steers, and a restored shovel-jawed mastadon.

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meant to be Tulle. A postal clerk's error changed the spelling. Here was registered the lowest temperature ever recorded in Texas — 23 degrees below zero on the night of February 19, 1899.

Tule Creek winds through the outskirts of the town forming a canyon 12 miles distant which will live forever in the Texas story. In 1875 General Ranald Slidell Mackenzie ordered drastic action to destroy the war powers of the Comanche Indians. His U. S. troops captured the Indians berd of horses and Mackenzie had them all slaughtered — 1450 of them. Old timers still call the Tule Creek Crossing "Bone Ford" and tell eerie tales of a phantom herd of riderless steeds. There is good seasonal hunting along the nearby Caprock and fishing on Tule Draw.

Small lake, set in slight hollows and fringed with cottonwoods, break the monotonous sweep on to Plainview.

On every side is modern farming. The fields never require clearing or stumppulling. Of the country's area of 625,000 acres, 475,000 are irrigated by 4,000 wells.

The first courageous soul to plant cotton on the plains was W. F. Florence in the late 190's. He hauled the cotton from his five acres over 100 miles by wagon to the nearest gin at Big Spring.

Plainview got its name as suggested, the rise on Running-water Draw commanded a "plain view" in all directions.

The nearby area is the state's most level with an altitude variance of only 500 feet for several hundred square miles.

Forty-six miles south is Lubbock, Hub City of the South Plains. Near the city limits is YeVowhorse Canyon and Mackenzie State Park a beautiful picnic and scenic drive. Adjoining the park is "Prairie Dog Town." seven acres devoted to the strange little critters which once inhabited West Texas by the millions.

More than a million visitors a year watch these rodents scurry around their acres of protected burrows.

Left from Canyon on Highway 217 leads to Palo Duro Canyon State Park, a great escarpment eroded by a branch of the Red River. High up on its rim sit modern lodges and cabins for the tourist. The canyon is a paradise for geologists and archeologists, or anyone facinated by strange mineral and fossil deposits. State park facilities include lodges, a concession building and horseThe city of Lubbock was founded as a back riding. There are 50 miles of colorcompromise between promoters of two ful bridle, paths leading through the exrival towns.

For eleven consecutive years posed strata of four geologic ages. it won honor as the cleanest sity in TexWest of Canyon on Highway 60 you as and between 1950 and 1958 had the will find Buffalo Lake with its boating third most rapid growth of any _metrofishing and hunting when in season, at- politan area in the• county. It ranks now tracts many sportsmen. Back on 87 the as the third largest inland cotton marname-minded tourist stumbles into two ket in the world. Some 210 manufacturexamples of early mispelling. He is in ing firms bear evidence that all the randall County, now, named for Horace magnificent distance between Lubbock Randal, a Civil War hero. The Legisla- and Amarillo has been thoroughly tamture created the county in 1875 decided ed.

So fellows when vacation time comes two l's were better than one. Thirty miles south of Canyon lies Tulia, which was around this summer pack up the little

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woman and kids and your gear and take out to see more of your native State— be it the Valley, Big Bend, Davis Mountains, High Plains, Sea Shore or the Piney Woods.

Have a grand vacation and see Texas First." ) #

Good News There is good news from Texas, the state with a large population of Americans of Czechoslovak descent. Years ago, Czech was taught in 18 high schools; it has survived 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 Russian!" Dr. Joe Malik of the Department of Slavonic Languages of the University of Texas is teaching Czech and Russian over radio station KULP and the lesson is then printed in the Leader News-Svoboda, a local news paper, published in El Campo, Texas.

The Department of State welcomes the program. Other Czechoslovak communities, for instance Chicago, New York, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Cedar Rapids, etc., could also carry on such a program. ) e 43 * (— Nervous (mom Rome, Italy -- His wedding service turned out to be such a strain that Guiseppe Magri had to spend his honey= moon in a hospital. He fainted twice during the ceremony, once when he was to say "I do" and again after he was pronounced married, He was hospitalized for severe nervous exhaustion. ) 4 ale '

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An editor died after a lengthy illness, His savings barely covered hospital and doctor bills, leaving nothing for funeral expenses. A friend, after soliciting funds all day, lacked only $1 having enough.

Wearily, he asked a stranger, "Could you give me a dollar to bury the editor?" The stranger pulled out a $5 bill and said "Here — bury five of them." ® 4® Bachelor Talk

Neal — Remember, Jack, when a woman says "no" she means maybe and if she says maybe she means yes.

Jack — I know, Neal, but what does she mean when she juta; says "fooey?" *4* His Girl Enlists Too Chicago -- I just didn't want to be the girl left behind. — said Gloria Gosnell when she enlisted in the WAC as her fiancee, Leonand Fajfner joined the Army.

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Wednesday, May 27, 1959

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Reports from ore Lodges, or any 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.

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FY— HERALD— FOUNDF:D 1897 Postmaster, : Please Send Form 3579 With Undeliverable Copies to SUPREME LODGE SPJST, P. 0. BOX 490, TEIVIPLE, TEX.

FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK To All My Young Friends We depend on our Youth in looking ahead for a better future for our beloved country, for years of achievement.

Graduation is the first results of your efforts and to be proud of, but it is also a time to plan the next step toward your goal in life.

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My best wishes to you!

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To Our Youth Clubs

The Editor This is to inform our Youth or Youth ) • 14 • YOUTH LEADERS, PLEASE !

Clubs everywhere that letters, announceIf you send us pictures of your prinmenth or any other items of interest to There was an organizer's School held cesses give us some information about them too.

Thanks, and please do not the public or other Youth Clubs will be at Lodge JaroIrrkir Hall at West last week, Thursday night, by District Or- delay this. gladly published, in our Vestnik as hereganizer Brother Arnold Vrla of. Dallas.

Brother Joe Hejny from our Supreme tofore. — We assure you of our willingLodge assisted. ness to be helpfpl to all our Youth and It was an very instructive session and this will not be changed in the future. we would have gladly listened to Brother Vrla's explanation of our different Your Friend the Editor Life Insurance plans, until the next (--.— ) • morning. Those present were, Brother Cervenka, Popp, Krizan, J., Pavlicek, Marek, Mikeska, Kofnovec, Kostohryz, Pustejovsky, R. Krizan, Mach and Mrs. — 0. Hanus, and Mrs. 0. Cech and Mrs, — Sister Kofnovec and the Editor.

Please notify our Supreme Lodge at Thanks and let's have another — one least 3 weeks in advance. soon.

Include the old address label clipped from your latest copy, clearly stating PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE ) • J. • "I pledge Allegiance to the Flag of the your new address. If your new city has United States of America and to the postal zone numbers, include this numRepublic for which it stands. One Nation oer in your new address, You will want to get your copies We, the human race, are one stock, under God, indivisible, with Liberty and promptly, so write only about your one blood, one family, one home. There- Justice for all." ) • g •I change of address to the Supreme Lodge fore, with the same inevitability as the Box 400, Temple, Texas.

Good Only At Pills part helps the whole, as one limb helps ) • 4, • ( First — pharmacist: "So old Pestle is the other, as one member of the family Too True helps the rest, so shall we help our dead. He was a great druggist."

Second pharmacist: "Well, yes ,but How much sleep do your ordinarily refellowman.

Jan Amos Comenius — 1642 didn't you think that the chicken salad quire?

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Strang :' 1$' bulances carried flowers to Arlington Cemetery from the Botanic Gardens, the teasnry grounds, the President's con-.. servatory ntivate ;:arcieins. General myss'es S. presi- inti,d nominee, was in the st indsnand General James A. Garfield, then in Congress, but later to become President, gave the oration.

A great many Memorial Day speeches: havt.=, been delivered since that first no, -Banal commemoration. One of the most moving was given on the battlefield t.) .‘i President in 1 at Gettysb :E .;:,:9 of the Franklin B. Roosev • 1 ha it tieecty of the Civil War, he said nation was that tit , pee '(edid riot know one another," y , 1'„c',r he On the fine, Ef-ttninower became President, li,-vight Arihtent n Cemetery, standing in •-or those said: "Let rediedicate who have fallen in. won. " cause ;ourselves inteaen prtn.;er day may Of Peace, to ilk, end that anothCome whin we shall nevet er unknown -soldien"

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Special observances will 'be held at nearly 100 national cemeteries in the 49 states and Hawaii, as well as at four naval cemeteries and other scattered Military and . naval berth! plots.Wheireyer there is an American military poSt or naval vetsel, flags will be flOwneat half-mast' and 21-.gini salute fired.: Flowers will be cast on the water to honor men lost at sea.

Memorial..Day, :or ,DeCoration Day, as

lives it is sometimes CaltOct,' begqn after the

Civil War when Southern women in Vicksburg and Columbus, Mississippi, and in Charleston, South Carolina, decorated Union as well as Confederate graves. Northerners responded with the same warm. ge<ture, . until throughout the land first flowers of summer were spread reverently over the last resting places of American soldiers in organizin e:e greens ed community ceremonies. and three'. riea will hen-; When Major General Jahn A. Logan or Bac' r dead on May 30, the became commander of the post war Solemn ceremorne8 Grand Army of the Republic ;. he i,ented, day and flowers will decOn May'5, UK his famdus order ce'at the United States _ every post :of . the Grand Army should d. a teu hold Suitable exercitici and decorate, the At naval grait-es of their dead comrades With gitun, floWers.Let no ravages oftiMe testify n Si. to coming generationSthat we have forha, gotten as- a people the cost of a free and undivided Reptiblic.i'.

May 30th, a time when flowers are at of Kore here 24,000 Ain nears loSt their their best,. was chosen. as the date, and lives , services will be -held in the Unit- the focal point of the first Memoria observance was Washington, D.C. AIM, ed Nations cemetery , at Pusan.

The Fail Areetiny; of District 1 will be held on Sunday, October the 4th at the SPJST Hall and Grounds of Lodge Siovan No. 9 at Snook, Texas. We ask all the .other Districts to leave this Stull e day for ITS; please, since we have given:.: you "this early notice. Thanks.

DISTRICT TWO

District II also will hold its 1959 Yuntin 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 Lam•`: pasas , River. This meeting should be !enjoyable -one for both the adultwand ,t young members so everyone plan noo attend and watch the Vestnik foe ther announcements about this meeting,.

DISTRICT III

The next Fall Meeting of District Ht " Will be held at the Elm Mott Hall of Bodge 66, Waco, on September 27th, Please keep this date in mind — Thanks iting of District 4 will,: The annual th Sunday . of Arnmst,-. be held the Noi Lubi took;, 23 at our Texas. program. wilto1 uced sliortly• Fraternally, Mrs. Ernest Kristinek, Seety.

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v_WFIST, TEXAS emphasize to you the important function life insurance plays in your estate, whether •solely to protect your loved ones or for conservation of your assets. )• •(

Why Is Your Child Interested In YM ur Life Insurance Letters From America Because his or her future, and security, their education, their continued good health and well being — may depend entirely on your life insurance.

If you're an average young family man, your children are not yet through school, your home is still mortgaged, and your savings undoubtedly litr,ited.

How then can you guarantee your children the education and training they need? How can you assure your family that they will have a home, even if you aren't around to finish paying off the mortgage? How can you provide for those day-to-day needs, those unexpected em( rgencies when you're no longer with them? Only through adequate life insurance.

But adequate life insurance is not a necessity just for the young family man — even in cases of seemingly adequate financial reserves, it is often life insurance that can protect these reserves from needless depletion or forced liquidation to Settle estate and inheritance taxes, or to pay other costs that will be involved in the transfer of your estate to your heirs.

If you own your own business and direct it yourself, can you be sure it will continue to support your family without your personal direction? Of course you can't — and neither can life insurance.

Bud adequate life insurance can protect your business and family against complete loss of income of a forced sale at less than fair value.

Or suppose, you're a man who has done well in business, but still carry a few heavy obligations. Can you be sure those obligations will be cleared in your lifetime? With adequate insurance you can protect your investments and make certain they will continue as income-providing assets to your family.

Maybe you're a big "earner," but also a big spender. Can you guarantee your family security should they suddenly be left alone? Adequate life insurance can.

Of course, there is an alternative to adequate life insurance. You can gamble that life will be long enough, prosperous enough to allow you to build a cash reserve equal to all these contingencies.

But remember, if you choose to gamble and lose — it is your family that must pay the loss.

We feel it our duty and obligation to

Letters From America Week was observed last week — May 17 to 23, and millions of 'Americans with friends and relatives abroad wrote letters to spread the truth about America and help build mutual understanding and good will.

The week was sponsored by the American Council for Nationalities Service, this being the tenth year of a nationwide campaign endorsed by President Eisenhower and leading government officials, and proclaimed by many governors. In commending the Letters From America campaign, President Eisenhower said: "Each American who writes to someone abroad is a potential ambassador of good will and understanding. No statements about the 'American Way of Life' made by government officials have a better impact on the people of other lands than the personal accounts of individual Americans writing for their local communities about their schools and homes and work. Their letters are a force for good and I hope more Americans will write to their friends abroad."

According to Post Office figures, A4 sent 365 million letters and postcards abroad in the past fiscal year, more than half of this overseas mail, went across the Atlantic or Europe, Africa and the Middle East. Mail to South America totaled 125 million pieces and the Pacific area and Far East received 37 million pieces. Seventy per cent of all first class overseas mail, according to the Post Office Department, was sent by air. Commenting on this volume of overseas mail, Read Lewis, executive director of the American Council, said: "Most of the letters going overseas are written by our 34 million first and second generation Americans to their families and friends in other countries. This clearly illustrates how the varied orgins of the American people can be one of our great assets. The many skills of our newer Americans and their children, their special knowledge and close personal ties with other lands are resources of enermous value in the struggle for peace and a free world.

"Every American in the struggle for peace and free world.

"Every Ainerican who writes abroad is in fact, a spokesman for the United States. The personal message to a relative or friend overseas is one of the sim-

titVednesclay.,, May .27,. plest and most effective means of promoting better understanding. Our letters need not be literary gems. Plain words, if written with friendliness and honesty, can overcome misconceptions and create a true and persuasive image of America.

"A recent letter received here from a young worker behind the Iron Curtain indicates how important letters from America can be. 'For us young men', he wrote, in a plea for letters, 'correspondence is so far the only possible means to get a true, undistorted picture of life in Western countries'."

The following suggestions for letterwriters have beenissued by the American Council in conjunction with Letters from America.

Write each week to at least one friend or relative Overseas.

Describe American way of life by writing about things you know — the way you and your family live, the way you work and play, what goes on in your community — the everyday things that help convey America's message.

Show the keen interest in your correspondent's way of life that you would like him to show in yours.

Don't boast about our material advantages.

Avoid controversial subjects when you write to people behind the Iron Curtain.

Answer questions and criticism from abroad frankly and honestly.

Point out from the evidence around you how America is trying to solve its problems.

Remember that you are a spokesman for the United States.

A six-page letter-writters guide, "You Can Be a Spokesman for the United States" is being distributed by the American Council for Nationalities Service, and can be had free by writing to the Council tat 20 West 40th Streetz New York 18, N.Y. The Council is a national, non-profit organization with member agencies in 40 cities, is a merger of the American Federation of International Institutes and the Common Council for American Unity, which initiated the Letters From America Campaign in 1950.

• •( Observant Hotel Dick—My eyes are plenty sharp.

Manager —Yes, I noticed the doors are all scratched around the keyholes.

• 4 • Don't Blow Out theMatch "When he got up this morning doctor, he took an aspirin, vitamins, iron pills, pills for his ulcer, cough medicine and drugs for a cold. When he lit a cigarette there was some kind of explosion."

Wednesday; May 7 1G59

Dear Readers, Last Friday, May 15, we played the strong Browne Window team and dropped a close 4 to 0 decision. This was a close game and every one on the team played a good ball game, Wes Jaska our pitcher, hurled his first gatrwe in three weeks, looked Very good ont there on the mound. Also Weldon Haney, one of the states top pitchers, was very stingy with base hits as we did not get a single base hit. He had one of his best nights of the year and we had to be the guests.

Nevertheless, our players did not give up until the last man was out and that is the way to play ball. Allen Dunn our catcher turned in a good game behind the plate.

Though the weather was real cool, we did have a few boosters at the game and we deeply appreciated their attendance at the game. After the game, a group of us all got together for a nice visit.

Wednesday night, May 20, we played Jones-Blair and we won a real close one by the score of 3 to 1 on Grady Garrett's homerun with one runner on base in the bottom of the seventh inning. We had to have this hit to win and win we did as a result of the Franw Meriwell type of base hit. Grady Garrett also starred on the mound as he pitched a 2 hitter, walked 2 and struck out 8 batters and the run scored was unearned. There were some good plays made in the game and one on the sensational side turned in by our centerfielder, Ted Dusek Jr. who made a running catch that saved 2 runs. All in all, the team just wanted to win this ball game to protect our record in the league, our last in the first half of play, thereby, winning the first half championship.

Leading hitters for the game were Grady Garrett with a home run and a walk, Robert Huggins with a triple, Albin Vrana with a double and Don Fares with a single and a walk. We had a. very large turnout of brothers and

V F. STNIK -- WEST, TEXAS sisters and friends at the game, guess about the biggest so far this season, who chewed their finger nails and yelled themselves hoarse in helping pull us through this exciting game. We deeply appreciate your, loyal support and attendance at the game. This is one reason among many others that we all enjoy playing ball for our SPJST Fraternal team, because of the interest shown by many of our loyal members and friends who take time out from their favorite television programs to spend an evening enjoying the good fresh air and visiting with each other at the games. One of our scorers who used to score our ball games some two seasons ago come up to me and asked if our team was still getting the wonderful support and nice •atendance we used to at the game. I proudly assured him we still did and he was amazed at this fact. He also wondered where that man, name of Willie Ondrusek, who used to give him cigars •at the games he scored, was. This man had a memory and after the game he told me he still thought we had one real swell group, speaking of all the rooters and the players. Thanks to all who attended the game.

In the second game of the night, Republic Insurance defeated Tiche-Goettinger by a score of 12-7.

By winning this game we are the first half champions. Second half of play will begin with our games next week.

We just found out today that they, the Athletic Association, is taking us out of the Wednesday night league and will put us in another league. When the Athletic Association makes a move for their betterment, they automatically declared us League Champions, promised us a League trophy and an automatic spot in the Dallas City Championship playoffs. We can consent to play in the National League, every Thursday night at Lawnview No, 1. We will be in a City Major League, some of the top teams in the city, so the competition will be tough. In the Thursday night league, we will play against McCord Music, Friedman Steel and Continental Engraving.

Our first league game will be Thursday night May 28, at Lawnview No. 1, game time, 8:45 p.m and our opponent will be Friedman Steel. I repeat, we will not be playing at Samuel's No. 1 on Wednesday nights because they put us in another league on Thursday night at Lawnview No. 1, Then Friday night, we will play the same teams as before and on Friday May 29, we will play Texas Instruments at Lawnview No. 1 game time 8:45 p.m.

Strana 11 Next Saturday, May 30, our softball team will have its. Annual Benefit Dance to raise funds for the softball team funds for the remainder of this season and next season. It will be a "Battle Dance" featuring Mr. Rejcek's and Ed Faraizl's orchestras. They will start playing at 8:00 p.m. and play until 1:00 a.m. We invite one and all to please attend and lend us your support as you have in the past and help make our annual affair a large success. We know you will have an enjoyable evening of food, fun, and music.

We will deeply appreciate your presence and your support. Also we will be hoping to see you out at the games.

Fraternally yours, Ben Jarma, Team Manager Lodge No. 84 Dallas

•4•( Family Reunions

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.

MARCAK REUNION The Marcak (Marchak) reunion will be held the fourth Sunday May 31st at Flag Hall about fifteen miles from Temple. Hope to see all of you there.

Thank you.

Mrs. Ann Marcak Secty ,Marchak Family Kennedy, Texas

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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 all our friendly dates at Cottonwood Hall You all come! )• •( Met Half-Way "I understand that you've been studying ,methods for increasing your salary.

How did they turn out?"

"Not so well. The boss was studying how to cut expenses at the same time." ) 4 Ingenious!

When asked why he spent so much time setting in court, Joe Westbrook explained: "I come here to see whom the judge sentences so that I can go and get that man's job."

VESTNfK — WEST, TEXAS

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Reports ro. Local L, SVAZ CECHOSLOVANU LODGE 92 Fort Worth, Texas

Dear Sisters and Brothers; 1 keep neglecting to write to the Vestnik, please accept my apology. One thing I have been a busy man, but I have enjoyed every moment of it and it is a pleasare to serve you in this office as Financial Secretary. I want to inform you that as of May 17, 1959 meeting. I was instructed to bring to your attention the meribers with paid up certificates wishing to become social members may do so by payment of annual dues of $1.20 a year. As provided in our by laws Juvenile members over 16 years of age also have the right to become social members. This was brought up and encouraged for them to pay dues according to our by laws. Please give this matter your attention. By paying your lodge dues it gives you the right to take active part in governing our lodge and receive what benefits our lodge has to offer.

I want to thank each and every one of you for the splendid cooperation you have given me. I remain Fraternally yours, Joe Krivanek, Fin. Secty. ) •

LODGE VESMERNOST NO. 68 Nelsonville, Texas

Dear Readers, I would like to remind you of our June meting that will be held Saturday, June 13 at 2 p.m. As on Saturday June 14, we will have a social feast and a friendship entertairm-Aent with good music all clay.

Dance at night, come one and all.

Fraternally yours, Jos. W. Jezek, Reporter -) • 9 NEWS FROM LODGE SAN ANTONIO NO. 133

Brothers and Sisters, Our May Meeting was held the 2nd Sunday of the month. The meeting convened at 2:30 p.m. Brother Sugarek acting as Vice President and Sister Theresa Falbo as the guide. Officers present were: Brother C. D. Saza ysky, president, Brother J. Kleprlik, secretary, Bro. J, H. Wells, treasurer. It was announced that due to so many activities on Mother's Day taking place cut of the lodge no special activity would take place during that meeting. Instead the lodge would observe Mother's Day and Father's Day during the June Lodge Meeting where a large attendance could be ex-

peeted. All members present agreed to this.

The Youth Club has many different activities in planning for the summer, we are told by sister Marcelo, Kleprlik, Youth Director. These plans include skat in party, dance and some picnics as time will permit. Are grown ups invited?

The showing of the movie filmed at the fall district seven neeting in the Mission County Park, San Antonio has been rescheduled for showing in the June meeting. The film was not shown in the April meeting as previously announced due to non-availablity of a motion picture projector.

We are wishing a Happy Birthday to little Rhonda Wells, idaughter of Brother and Sister John H. Wells, who is one year old today.

C. S. Sazaysky

Wednesday, May 27,"t959

will be June 14th, the Youth Club will have their meeting on the, second Sunstarting at 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. and the adult meeting start at 3 p.m. proxnptly the Youth will have to get their meeting over and all of the arkalts be there on time so we can start on time and get through early and not be dragging the meeting real late.

We want to thank Brother Arnold Vrla, Brother Ben Jarma, Brother Emil Petr and Brother Stanley Vrla on behalf of the Lodge for taking their tare, to ounce over for the organizers meeting last Monday night, I heard they had a very interesting meeting. I am sorry I couldn't be there and I am sure I missed a lot of interesting points that were broUght out, but we are working long hours and it throws me too late getting home and try to go some where.

• Everyone remember the Dance, Sunday, May 31st, and try to make plans to FORT WORTH LODGE NO. 92 go.

Dear Readers: Fraternally, Lodge Svaz Cechoslovanu No. 92 had Jay Dee Waggoner its regular Lodge meeting last Soaday. ) ® There was the initiation of five , members into the Lodge. They also elected SAN ANTpNIO, TEXAS the princess to represent Lodge No. 92, Sisters and Brothers: who is Miss Brenda Beth Krivanek, and In the p romotion of our insurance the she is the daughter of, Brother and keynote is service to the members. It is Sister Joe Krivanek; let's all of the our responsibility, therefore, to see to it members support this lovely princess that the individual members are fully who has been chosen to represent our acquainted with the fine protection and Lodge, and if chosen to represent the service that is available to them at Third District as the queen, I think she minimum cost. In carrying on our orwill be a very capable and deserving ganizational work local organizers are one. Sister Krivanek chose as her escort assigned to the various districts in the Brother Joe Paul Hubenak. whole state of Texas. To be successful, is the primary duty of these organizers We want to wish a speedy recovery to strive for proper, knowledge of everyto the following Members who have been thing concerning our policies. Our orsick, Brother James Novikoff, who has been sick for a long time; Brother Henry ganizers must be acquainted with the details of our organizational program Ruzicka who has been in the Hospital, and must effect close , cooperation with Brother McClendon, who has been in district organizers and on the part of the hospital and his son Jerry McClenall concerned. Our success throughout don, Who was in an automobile accident, the future will necessarily be measured but both were able to be in the meeting last Sunday; and also Brother Robert by the degree of cooperation that is manifested in our local lodges. 'I'o all of Pecan's wife who underwent surgery our officers and. members in lodges of last Friday. We hope, these members are District Seven who are taking an active getting along just fine by now.

The next Lodge Czech Dance will be part in this respect, the sincere appreexpressed.

Sunday, May 31st. and the music will ciation is I am happy to announce the names of be by Faraizl's Orchestra here in Fort our five top organizers for the month Worth, the last dance the attendance was pretty good in spite of the bad of April: $9,000.00 Sister W. J. Jane weather, all of tha merhbers come out Brother Frank C. Sack, — 7,000.00 and support these dances so we can keep Brother Frank — 4,000.00 them going.

— 1,000.00 Sister Gloria The Lodge will have its Mother's and .ly 1,000.00 Brother John Father's Day Program, Sunday, June 21, Co'agi'a';u - tlor cid t auks to all of in the afternoon and everyone make plans to come. More details will be an- you, sisters and brothers. Especially I want to thank sister VT. J. Janca, who is nounced later as to the time.

Starting at the next meeting which leading in April, also to brother ofie

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Wednesday, May 27, 1959 C. Sacky, vino now Is the top organizer of District Seven. I expect that all organizers in our district will do their part and will show full understanding and good coperation. Just a litle more effort on the part of each organizer can ultimately lead to our victory.

I wish you a lot of success in this month of May, graduating time for hundreds of boys and girls, a good opportunity for writing, many new applications.

Jarosla y Kleprlik, District organizer (Delayed From. Last Week) • 4. •

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Calendar Of Activittci LODGE POKROK NO. 84, DALLAS

Strana 19 Battle,. Dance. Featuring the music of Ed Fn,ralz1 and John Re:WI< orchestras.

Dancing tram 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 nnontli starting at 4:00 p.m: After the conclusion of the business meeting we have our Family Pun 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 yours, Entertainment Committee Lodge Na. 81, :n ano: , Texas Editor's Note: This is a real geod rtport of planning ahead.

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, Hotly Kurtz orchestra from Shiner, Texas Saturday, June 13 — Special Tacky Dance, Music by Wesley (Gus) Herzan aturda,y, June 20 — Dance, Music by Eric Honza orchestra Sunday, June, 21 — Monthly Meeting SOUTHLAND LIFE INSURANCE CO. and Family Fun Night Dallas, Texas Sunday, June 28 -- SPJST Youth AcDear Brother Editor: tivities Day — Dance, Coronation of Not long ago two friends of mine were SPJST Queen at night—Music by Wesley looking for a program for the weekly (Gus) Herzan's orchestra Lion's Club. I suggested that we have Saturday, July 4 — Dance, Music by some one from the SPJST'to give a talk John Rejcek's orchestra on this organization as there are many Satur day, July 18, — Dance, Music by of the citizens of our town that still do John Dlabaj orchestra not know what SPJST is and what it Sunday, July 19 -- Monthly Business stands for. They asked me if I would Meeting and Family Fun Night make arrangements for the program.

Saturday, August 1, Dance, Music by • I called Brother J. F. Chupick and he 'Eric Honza's orchestra responded to the call. I had the pleasFriday, August 14 — Special Dance — ure of introducing him, (even though Music by Eddie Skeet's orchestra, from. he is .a GOOD Lion), and he brought us Bigelow, Minnesota — from 8 to 12 p.m. one of the, most interesting programs ii)ALL,AS SOKOL NEWS Saturday, August 15 — No Dance due we have had. It was good. to dance on Friday night The entertainment committee met He had his talk well prepared and in Sunday, August 16 — Monthly Busi- this week to complete pims for the it gave a history of the Czech people ness Meeting and Family Fun Night opening day events. This issue brings frona the very early days up to the Saturday, August 29 -- Anniversary preSent time. He set out that that the Dance — Music by Chuck Perkins and more redatiled program and a definite date for the opening.

Czech immigrants were in the thick of His Bavarian. Playboys of Dallas Schedule of Opening Day Events the fight during the revolution and have Sunday, August 30 — Anniversary of New Sokol Gym and Lodge Hall at contributed to our American culture in Dinner, Program in afternoon and — Greenville Avenue, Dallas, Texas the sciences, arts and literature, to Dance at night, 8 to 12, music by Wesley Sept.

7 — Monday, , Open Hausa 6:00 make this country what it is.

(Gus) Herzan orchestra p.m. till 8:00. • He gave the history of the SPJST and Saturday, Sept. 5 — Dance, Music by Sept. 12th — Saturday, Carnival (Aftthe purpose for which, it was founded Ed Faraizl orchestra ternoon) Luncheon (evenin g ) Dance and the principles for which it stands, Saturday, Sept. 19 — Dance, Music by 8:30 till 1:00 a.m. Featuring the new and gave its fine record.

Wesley (Gus) Herzan's orchestra Gus Herzan Band.

As a Life Insurance Agent, I know Sunday, Sept. 20 — Monthly Business that SPJST has a fine record as it is , Meeting and Family Fun Night ,Sept. 13 -- Sunday, Dinner 12 noon; one of the more solid insurance instituSaturday, Oct. 3, — Vinobrani or Mar- Dedication Program in afternoon: Luntions in Texas. The rates are compe- vest Dance -- Music by John Rejeek cheon, evening; Dancing 8 p.m. to 12, titive and the service on the policies is Gus Derain Band afternoon and night; good. You may rest,assured that Broth- orchestra Don :flosek Band night only.

Saturday, October 17 — Barn Dance — er Chupick opened many peoples eyes Calendar of other events at the Sokol Music by West Melodians in that thirty minutes that he spoke.

Sunday, Oct. 18 — Monthly Business Crounda, Greenville, Avenue.

His talk was very informative, and in- and Family Fun Night May 21th -- Sunday, Barn-cue Dinner ng.

Saturday, Oct. 31 — Dance, Music by 12 noon til 3 p.m.

It was enlightening to every one Ed Faraizl's orchestra June 14th — Sunday, PM,. Supper, present and there is no way of telling Saturday, Nov. 14 — Dance by Wesley p.m. till 7 pall. the good he did for the SPJST. I have (Guy) Herzan's orchestra You aaa, always wig been a member for four years and I ( ) • 4,, Sunday, Nov. 15 — Monthly Business value my membership even 'more for meeting and Family Fun Night having heard him.

A river boat }?aata fell off Pin boat and Saturday, Nov. 28 — Dance, orchestra drowned, and left his widow am,000 in I would like to suggest more people doing public relations work for the pending. his will "J• ust imagine" said a friend, SPJST as the potential is unlimited.

Sunday, Dec. 20 — Monthly Meeting "he left all that money — 11.1(.1 he never The SPJST nerds it. and Family Fun Night learned to read or write!"

Truman S. Head Thursday, Dec. 31 — New Year's Eve "Nor swim," said the widow.

Fraternally yours,

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VESTIliK — WEST, TEXAS

Vir omn s Nook LODGE PORROK HOUSTON NO. 88

Dear Readers, We are having dances's every first and third Saturdays of every month this year so bring your friends and have a good time.

On June 6th, Houston Play Boys will play for the dance.

June 20, music by Jimmie Brosch and his Happy Country Boys.

July 4, music by El Campo Polka Dots.

Mary Tilich Entertainment Secty.

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LODGE NO. 88 HOUSTON, TEXAS

Dear Sisters: Here I am again to remind you all that the, first Wednesday of the month is around the corner again, and that means that our Card Party, sponsored by the ladies of the Birthday Club will be held Wednesday June 3. Everyone is welcome to come and join with us. There is plenty of tables just bring your cards, dominoes, etc. Bring or choose your partner with whom you wish to pla y with and have a good time and lots of fun.

Party begins at 10 o'clock in the morning, and a good dinner at noon. The games will resume after the lunch till 2 o'clock. With your dinner ticket you also have a chance to win some beautiful prizes.

The hostesses for the month of June are sisters Agnes Buri, Louise . Kadlecek, May Belle Schutte and Helen Valcik.

Sisters that donated gifts for the door prizes are: A. Winkler, A. Vrba, M. Elzner, F. Dvorak, M. Johnson, H. Sustala, M. Filipek and Mr. Steiner. Sisters are thanking you for your donations. You all know, that more prizes we have, the more fun we have and more interest it is. Let's keep working together like we are doing now.

We all were surprised when we heard about two weeks ago that Sister Birdie Hilsher underwent a serious operation in Memorial Hospital here. We all hope and Wish her a speedy recovery, as she is so

Wednesday, May 27, 1959

active in our clubs and lodge, also as thoroughly. The girl must be between president of your card party. That's all 1/1 and 18 years of age and be a member for today. Remember June 3, as a Card Of the lodge that she will be representParty day. With best wishes, ing.. If any of you have any suggestions Your Birthday Club Reporter please do not hesitate to call on me or Brother Hejny. Our family has received Sophia Hruby 4 an invitation to be at the Snook Hall for Poch dinner on Sunday the 7th of June WACO LODGE NO 66 and it at all possible we will be there Dear Brothers and Sisters: with bells on. Thank you Brother JakuWe wish to take this means of extend- bik for this cordial invitation. ing to you a cordial invitation to attend I em enclosim,Y a copy of our program open house at Linden Hall in Elm Mott for Brother Hosek. Brother Bosch is alon Sunday, June 7, 1959 at 7:30 P.m.

There will be a free dance with music weys calling for more mail, so here you are you sweet editor, and thanks for furnished, by the Rejcek Orchestra.

We sincerely hope you will come out your trouble.

Prayer — Mrs, Lillie Matejka and help us celebrate the completion of Speech on Youth Club — Mrs. Lillie, the addition and improvements to LinMatej ka den Hall.

Welcome, Especially for you — GayLooking forward to meeting you then, land Matejka, Jerry Vytopil, Ronald Urwe remain banovsky and Sammy Novosad Fraternally yours, A Spanish Dance -- By Betty Trcalek, The Directors and Officers and Vida and Vicki Male vzo SPJST Lodge No. 66 and Accordion Solo — San Augustine WalLinden Hall tz by Joe Novosad

By Emma Ceska Coronet Solo -- Pisnicko Ma — by 0, a Bonny Matejka BRYAN, TEXAS Song, Pantomime — Ili studanki sedDear Vestnik Readers, ela — by Dianna Mat •jka, Carol VytopI guess I'll give our editor something ii, Green and sung by Lillie and to do with this writing about our meet- Albina Mattejka, ing. I'm kind of tired after yesterday, Piano Solo — The Busy 51111 — by Difor today is blue Monday, thr , day after anna IVIatejka our District No. 1 MPeting. Thp plannThe Flag — by Dale Green and Carol ing was a lot of viT ork but we all en- Vytopil joyed every ,:rdnute, of it. I am real hapSong — Side by Side — by Deril Mapy for every thing turned out just fine. tejka, Roy Novosad, Charles Kilda'. and Twant to take this opportunity as one Lamar Urbanovsky of the ladies ' of the refreshment commitPiano Solo — The Ice SI•eaters Frolic— tee to thank the in , o-la that helped with by Darken Matejka. the pro;,ram, helped in the kitchen, Song Pantomime — Don't You Know brought tha beandiful flowers and the — by the Beatuicks — Dorothy Penmen that helped with the drinks and Beverly Kudar, Kinds Pavlas and chairs and what have you, Tnanlis Mildred Banjo. go to all you good people , that came and Piano Solo — The Star Lite Waltz — visited with us, please collie again. And by Shirley Czech — Danced by Darleen of course thanks to all of you kiddos for and Dianna Matejka /doing such a wonderful job - of your A Tap Dance — by Betty Trcalek and parts in the program.

Vida, and Vicki Malazzo I enjoyed everyone of the speechds Co:eredy Skit — The Wolf — by Joe that were presented by our officers from Novosad, Ronny Matejka and Albina the ,Supreme, • . I only wish that Matejka for more of the we had had DlOr Ely Country Tis Everybody singing speeches. or Thee Brother Urban( Tsky from our Supreme Accordion Solo — Home Sweet Home Lodge is not going to Like this but i just by Joe Novosad haVe to mention the nice donation that Very truly yours, he gave to our Youth club. Thanks for Mrs. Lillie Matejka this kind gesture.

Your District Youth Director Please be ra.•' • ded t J give, some each thought to !t‘o rIOULTON lodge- in cur d:' t cted iz 01137 riters, a Cs IT,ee r ting that v,ei have a :Jteen contest Have a few minutes to spare while I in our district. Details, will be submitted at a later date after Brother Helny and bake some poppy-seed kolaches. Today myself have worked this thing out more is Sunday and a very, beautiful day, just

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wonderful to be alive. HoW I appreciate tek won this contest by guessing the the blessing from God that I can work, nearest number of beans in a jar. She walk and see. Sommething no skillful' :also gave her prize to her mother, Sisdoctor could ever give to us, if not of ter Libbie Bartek. airs. Steve Rusnak the will of God. So I am always thank- won the, prize for the, eldest mother ful for that which I have. Praise be to present. I received a prize for perfect the name of Gee" forever. attendance since last Mother's Day. Well just to read id you dear members Then we , all enjoyed a snack following : that our next meeting will be as always, the aoceting. We had cakes, pies, kolaon the second Sunday in June that is Ares, cookies, and coffee. It was real June 14. It's Father's Day and I hope good, but I only wish we would have had that all the fathers will try to come a bigger mow d, but maybe next time. and enjoy and cool themselves off with Four policies had been received by our a healthy drink used moderately. So you Brother Secretary, Emil J. Hejny. These all come and he there as we have plans were ac6,?pted for membership: Brothto discuss our summer planned picnic. er Dennis J. Bartek and his wife, SisLast Sunday attendance was small the ter Libbic Bartek who took out additiondoor prize was won by Jero,Tie Vasek, al policies; Brother Arnold :Mot' took Our president was not present , which we out a new policy; and Brother Ray Otis all regret very much as our president McPherson or MePearson (I did not should be present just as the check the spelling with our secretary), leader of a band has to be. Hope to see wos admitted as a new member. We welhim at the next meeting. come all of these members and hope We farmers are having it very tough they take an active part in our lodge this year. Just too much rain and too activities. much grass in our fields of cotton and Brother Emil Divis, the oldest son of corn.

Sister Annie Ja.kubec, was reported to It looks very good, as are our dew have an operation scheduled within a berries and poppies. You can see plenty few.days after the meeting. We hope he of both. is recovering satisfactorily. I saw an So I'll quit for today and you all 'item in last week's Vestnik that a memdon't forget our meeting on June 14. her of our lodge, Brother William E. Fraternally yours, Macek of San Angelo had been seriously Bessie Fojt ill. We all wish him a speedy recovery. ) GYN There Tray be more members on the sick list, especially those out of the comDear Brothers and Sisters, After promising our Brother Editor I munity that we do not know about, but would write this week, I had better ful- be assured we wish you all God's speed.

Our next meeting will be held on Sunfill that promise. I ma sorry I didn't get to see Sister Bosch but I hope she day June 7 at 2 p.m. Won't you mem,enjoyed her trip to California. The eight bers please try to attend.

I wish to convey congratulalions to all members from our lodge who attended the District I Meeting at Shilow Hall of the graduates, especially those from Sunday were Brother and Sister J. E. our lodge, Iviay you all achieve success Kaspar, rottu and Sister F. E. Heji Jr. in your careers.

Fraternally, Brother and Sister Edwin Chlapek and Mrs. Jerry Pechal, reporter my husband and I. We all enjoyed the Ed. Note: Another of your fine Letyouth program the good speeches in good refreshMents, ters alter such a long time. Thanks. the meeting and which were served after the meeting.

Th:.nk you, Lodge 39, for such hospitallCESKY FRAPOR LODGE 24 ty.

CYCLONE, TEXAS At our last meeting, May 3rd, we cele- Dear Sisters and Brothers, brated Mother's Day. The attendance Would like for the members of Lodge was small, because a. lot of our members 21 to take special note of this letter. As were related to Mrs. Joe Bunko, whose you know we always have our regular funeral rites were held that afternoon. tneting on the first Sunday of the All of the mothers received carnation month, so we will hold our regular meetcorsages. All mottle; s and girls, present ing this time on Saturday night, May registered for a door pr i./e, Deborah Ad'due to some of our members ha yameek was lac!; .y . in turn gave ni.ms for the first Sunday ''n;E:): prize to her moth.er, tho we 'would try out a night damek. De.borat, who is a eeting. some ,uNembers would musician, entertained us with sevcfal lice to come out at night and would be selections on her accordion, which we interested in keeping op our meetings. all enjoyed. Then Sister Clara Hejl conAlso there is another reason as you ducted a guessing contest. Joyce Bar- know we also like to put on a program if possible,

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Strana 21 committee is planning a past Mother's and future Father's day program for the same night and we hope to have a nice program and we do want all the lodge members and their families and friends 'to come out.

There also will be gifts for the oldest and youngest mother and father. Also one of our organizers Brother Ben Zabcik will give two J. T. Policy premium Policies paid for one goer, to some lucky child from the age ten years down to the youngest. There will be a special drawing for this, so look out for a box to put your child's name in for who knows his or she may be lucky.

There also Will light refreshment so we are asking the nice sisters and friends who attend to bring something in the order of sandwiches, cookies, cake, pie or kolaches, then after the program we will have this refreshment served and have a good friendly fellowship visit, and I do want to thank in advance, those who bring food.

So please come out and let's make old Flag Hall beam with pride for we all are trying to make it a good place to meet and we do hope to have a good program for your enjoyment nd be proud of your youngsters. Will be looking for you on the night of May 30th meeting at 7 p.m. program at 8 p.m.

Your Rietporter, Mrs. Jerry Zavodny e •( Vista, California Dear Girls: I was on my way to California to see my son and family, leaving your Editor to fend for himself for two weeks.

With his precautions and instructions still ringing in ears, I boarded a crowded bus with no seat available. I asked a lady to remove her bag so I could sit down on the seat beside her.

She traveled from San Antonio, so she slept while I listened to a bus full of old girls like myself and older, chatting like a convention at recess and I wondered if the young bus driver had) a chatter box of a wife at home who chirped away at him When he came home from all of this noise; what, he did for a little quiet. If this bus load of women is typical of all buses and the drivers have long ears, they can learn an awful lot about women's operations, their in-laW troubles, opinions on how to cut taxes, epoundings on foreign aid, sales tax, baby's colic, etc, he can become a wise man just by listening. I hope I don't sound like this it's one of the admonitions your Editor left with we, besides to pin my extra money to my clothing etc.

The road promises to be long and admy

Strana 22 venturesome. Finally we are on the Dallas-Ft. Worth Turnpike heading west ward. The sun is setting behind a red horizon and eventide is Setting upon the land. Silhouetting against this sunset, stands a large woman fishing in one of the abandoned gravel pits, possibly for a supper of crappies. Again we halt at the end of the turnpike to settle the Toll and almost imaiediately we're at the Ft. Worth Greyhound Station making up a companion bus load for our bus was full.

Out on Highway 377 a red neon sign 'flashes "Mine va's" its "r' knocked out in the name Minerva.

At mineral Wells our bus stopped 30 minutes. We all converged on a Snack Bar for sandwiches and hot coffee from an automatic coffee maker. As we swung out on our way, my mind goes back to the time I first visited Mineral Wells with our still wor-torn son to bring a message from his Korean fallen buddy; a message of love and don't grieve, which our son brought back with other details. It was a sorrowful visit to Mineral Wells ten.

My seat companion was from Oregon.

They had been to Mississippi during the winter and were now returning home.

She talked about the wonderful fishing in Oregon's deep blue lakes, of the wild huckleberries which they gathered the big wild plums frocri which she made such delicious jelly to take with her back to Mississippi. So the time flew.

The bus made frequent 10-20 minute stops to stretch out and get a snack, lunch and refreshments. With the prolonged setting our feet started swelling and we would cham on our shoes and walk. At each stop the usual counting of heads and on into the night. Slowly folks left our bus and as the bus driver helped the women and sleepy children off he'd either see them safely into the hands of family or deposited ; in a Taxi, never did he abondon them alone in the night. Such thoughfulness for their safety spoke well for the driver as well as for Ibis company. At 6 the next morning we arrived at Pecos. This land is irrigated by a system of ditches and lakes.

Here the sage brush was king until irrigated cotton cultivation took place.

Here one also sees the black gold (oil) on all sides as well as cattle. Here the land begins to break into erroded terrain and the flat top hills appear on the horizon. The oil wells arydl sage brush and cactus keep following us only occasionally punctuated by a cattle stockade with its windmill or a small ranch hand's house.

Our light coats feel good in the air-

STNIK ® WEST, TEXAS conditioned bus at night. Poor tired little tykes were crying themselves to sleep.

A colored sailor with a portable radio was blaring rock and roll while he slept.

The variety of different cactus in bloom caught our attention. We're entering Tucson, Ariz. Our passengers are separated onto different busses, I wish my Oregon friend farewell.

A nurse with ,a, British accent shares my seat. She is in the States only six weeks and one has to follow her closely to understamt her. We see Juarez, Mexico just across what looks like a wide ditch. Its adObe houses setting on a tree lesS hill side ,node a depressing picture.

Along ditches and roads much salt cedar grew. These were wind breaks in a light land. Tall Lombardy Popular trees plant ed close together also act as a wind break around the homesteads as well as many pecan tree orchai4ds. Alfalfa fields in process of baling could be seen and cotton acreage so much larger were evident. St. Anthony, New Mexico greets us. My nurse points out the mountains in the background, one known, as the Bishop's Cap for its squared-off and tiered top like an accordion, and the Organ Mountains high, in relief against the sky. She described their beauty in the sunset. Very Shortly she too, left our bus Las Cruces, N. M. has a spanish air.

It is supposed to be the third oldest in the United States. The architecture is flat, square roofed houses and buildings of the local triad called adobe, brick or native stone. There are lots of trees planted there years ago to ward off the hot sun at Siesta time. Hand painted cabellores and senoretas in spanish costumes are painted on the outside walls of some of the homes. We cross the Rio Grande. Dust clouds are blowing the sand high into the sky from the land being broken for cotton and irrigation and dried roadside dust.

Night is overtaking us again and only for the snail's pace of the bus is one aware of the serpentine mountain pass.

The night hid this beautiful panorama on top of America from us, however sunrise revealed San Diego, a very beautiful city and omanside as lovely but smaller in size.

Wednesday, May 27, 1959 to meet mc. How they've grown! No more time or thought for writing. They are talking excitedly over each. other, and I'm in heaven. I must leave you now I wish for you all a very nice weekend amid your loved ones as I shall have amid mine.

Fraternally, The Editor's Wife • 4. • VOLNA CECIHE NO. 135

Dear Brothers and Sisters, I must write a, few lines to let everyone know that we are havin g a Mother's and Father's Day program combination this year which is to be on the 30th of 'May, at the Ennis Sokol Gym. We feel you would find the prOgram entertaining and we do love to see our children perform. So make it a point to come out, and show the children that you are interested and they will work harder for you. After the program there will be refreshments served.

Too. I want to remind all members not to forget our next lodge meeting which will be held on the 14th of June.

We will be looking for you.

Fraternally, Alene Srivanek ) •„ • IIA•IETTSVIIIII, LODGE NO. 4

Dear Sisters and Brothers, Well I better write a few lines to our Vestnik and report what will be going on in our next meeting.

We held our last meeting in May„ on Mother's day and it was well attended.

Our meeting was opened by President Erwin Bucek then Pa Bucek read in English and Czech( "My Mother" and the meeting went 'on.

Our next meeting will be June 21.

On Father's Day as we will have our Mother's and Father's Day program this time together and lunch will be served after the program..

The meeting will start at 1 p.m. and the program at 2 p.m. and lunch after the program. So you good sisters don't forget to please bring a plateful of goodies. Each Mother and Father will receive a flower. It will be at the NYA building and friends from lodge's are invited to come and enjoy our Mother's The geraniums are out of this world and! Father's day program with us. So in varieties and color as well as other please don't forget June 21.

Fraternally yours, plants unknown tohie.

Linda Mikush The hills, pretty little homes then • *) r gardens! It's a fairy land. Even ditches are embanked for miles ;and) miles with SPJST LODGE NO. 15 B'UCKHOLTS blooming moss, or cacti variety, rowing Dear Members, voluntarily without attention or care As most of you know by now, each but for God's sunshine, occasionally family that is a member of the Lodge fog or showers. are asked to either make up two loaves Oh! my grandchildren come rushing of bread in sandwiches, ham or chicken,

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•. preferable, or donate $3 in cash. This is to help pay for the new roof of the Lodge Hall. I will send out two, cards each time they have a dance. When you get your card, if you cannot make the sandwiches, please let me know at once, so I can get so,iieone else. As they have to have the sandwiches at each dance.

Our meeting in June will be a very important meeting as they will discuss the picnic we are having on the 21st of June, so all of you please come.

Let's make this one of the biggest meetings we've ever had.

TO OUR YOUTH I thank you all wry much.

Fraternally, In the Czech Section of this Vestnik Kathleen Jurica, you find a picture of our late Brother ) • 4( • ( Ignac Senkyrik that volunteered in World War II to fight for the adopted country of his parents, our Brother and Sister Senkyrik, now living in El Campo, Texas.

Let's all remember on Memorial Day, this young brother in our prayers, as lie gave his young life so that we may live in a free country. — Thanks.

Strana

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SOKOL DALLAS

Here are the names of the honorary donors for the New Sokol and Lodge Jaro, gymnasium and Youth Recreation Center in Dallas.

Total previously reported $27,683.57 Mr. and Mrs. Rud. Troubil, Taylor 10.00 SPJST Lodge No. 97 Placed:), Texas, Mrs. J. J. Mikeska Sr 5.00 Dallas Tailor and Laundry Co. Philip Wolfe 25.00 Dr. Allan Bookatz, M.D. Dallas 5.00 011ie Parana, Dallas 20.00 Mr. Chas. Adamcik, Dallas 10.00 Bruce P. Robbins Trophies, Inc. 10.00 200.00 Mr. Jerry Stransky 360.00 Mr. Anton Kartous 10.00 Chas. Romick For alteration of clothes

by Brother Hemzal 2.00 Joe Kartous 2.00 Will A. Nesuda $28,342.57 Total to May 14th, 1959 These are the cash receipts received to May 14, 1959, and all collections received after that date will be announced at a later date.

To all donors for this worthy project, the combined membership of both, the Sokol Zizka in Dallas, and Lodge Jaro No. 130 SPJST extend our sincere thanks.

Yours very truly, Will A. Nesuda, Treasurer (Delayed From Last Week)

)9 4, e (-REMEMBER YOUTH ACTIVITY DAY and QUEEN CONTEST On Sunday, June 28, 1959 at Lodge 84 Dallas, Texas All the associated 21 Lodges of District HI SPJST Invite You! ) DALLAS, TEXAS

Dear Friends and Princess Representatives of District Three: I thought it would be nice if each of us girls who are representing our Lodge in District 3 would sorta introduce ourselves in the Vestnik and tell about our activities and interests, sports and hobbies. Then when we meet in Dallas on June 28 we will feel we know each other just a little better. I will start off and hope the rest of you will follow suit and write too.

I was born in Dallas on June 24, 1942.

I attend Woodrow Hi. I attended Mt. Auburn all 7 of my grade school years and J. L. Long Jr. Hi, where I was a cheerleader. During all this time I took piano lessons, dancing lessons, I tumbled and worked out on ti !e trampoline at the Dallas, Athletic Club and was an active member of the Dallas Sokol for many years.

I love to travel. I have been in 8 states and hope to travel through many more.

My father is an ardent fisherman so every other summer my family finds itself at the coast, deep sea fishing.

I belong to the OWenwood Methodist Church, every July you will find me packed and ready to go to our Church Camp in Bridgeport, Texas. We have a

blast there every year, this will b'c my 5th summer, if the Good Lord be willing.

I also play on the church basket ball and soft ball team.

I am finishing my Junior year in school this year, some of my school activities are: Drill team, Student Council Representative of my class, member of Jr. Achievement (this is a business organization), Youth Life, (a non denominational religious club) and I serve r as secretary of the Future Nurses Club. On Saturday morning I work as a Jr. volunteer at Baylor Hospital.

My favorite sports are swinmi ing and dancing. I love to sew too.

My ambition is to get a good office job apon graduation. I am majoring in business and homemaking in school.

Last but not by any means the least, I am a proudP member of Lodge No. 84 and a charter, member of our Teen Age Club. Most of my fond childhood memories are there. I will always remember the plays, the prograxis, the parties and the pleasant fellowship that I have en joyed. which! took place at the Hall.

I lead an active life and enjcy every minute of it, that seems to sum it up.

So let's hear from your other girls and when we meet we will have something to talk about and we won't seem like a bunch of strangers to each other.

I seem to have forgotten to mention that I have a sister Mrs. John fickle and a brother-in-law and I think the world of them and I also have a mother, naturally, she is tops in my book.

My escort is James Janousek for the Queen event. I am sure most of you know him as lie is very active in our Lodge.

Hope to hear from you other Princesses. Incidentally, the pictures in last weeks Vestnik were swell and I am look-

Btrana 24 ing foreward to seeing more of you.

Yours, Betty Staglik • )• LODGE NO. 66 WACO Dear Readers, Just a few lines as I don't have much to write. As I just got through looking at the pictures of the princesses in the Vestnik. District III girls I wish you all the best of luck. Well school will be out in two weeks and I urn so glad. We also had our last test this week, that was a load off my head. But now pains in my neck if I'm going to pass --- I hope I will. Our next Lodge meeting will be held on June 7th which I will notiniss.

As this one is going to be a main one about the princesses contest. Let's all get to gather next meeting. My sincerest best wishes to you all.

Fraternally yours, Helen Kolenovsky • j• • YOUTH CLUB OF 84, DALLAS, TEXAS Dear Members, Juanita Janousek and I, Richard Sykora, would like to thank Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Urban for helping us at the door for the May 2 dance. They helped us greatly, and we want them to know how much we appreciate it.

Also we would like to thank Mr. and Mrs. Emil Petr for working at the door for the May 16 dance, especially since they were notified on such short notice.

We send our thanks to both couples.

Thank your, Richard Sykora (Delayed From Last Week) • 4 • ( TEENAGE DIVISION OF LODGE NO. 84 Dallas, Texas Dear Members and Friends: On Wednesday, May 13, 1959; our teen age entertainment committee held a meeting to discuss future entertainments for our club. It was in every way interesting and a great deal was accomplished. All of the club's activities have been lined up for the rest of this year. Many of our events have definite dates. The following are those events: Sunday, May 31 — Picnic at. Vickery Park. (The fun will begin around 2:00 p.m. a wiener roast at 6 p.m. This picnic will be for all the teenagers, their friends and all Lodge Members, who would like to join in the fun. There will be fun for, all. The afternoon can be spent swimming, playing miniature golf or any of the many facilities available. I am sure our parents and friends will spend a lovely day just visiting and thinking up more activities for us for the coming summer. "You know this is just a hint but do believe it is a good

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idea." So all make plans for May 31st to have fun at the Picnic).

Saturday, June 6 — Bake Sale, under the supervision of the Miscellaneous Committee. Proceeds will go toward Summer Activities, watch for the place and hour of sale, in the future issue of the Vestnik.

Saturday, June 13 — Bake Sale, same as preceeding week but do watch for the hour and place as announcement will be made in the Vestnik.

Friday, June 26 — Teenage Dance: Music by Don Hosek and his Combos.

Everyone is cordially invited. Time: 8 p.m. to 12 midnight; Admission 75c stag: $1.25 drag. Proceeds will go toward our summer activities. All come out and have fun with us.

Friday, June 31 through August 2 — Dude Ranch Trip. This year we are planning to go to Seabold Dude Ranch near Mineral Wells, Texas. We will be well chaperoned as in the past, so all you parents make plans or I should say help your teenagers to make their plans to go to the Dude Ranch. Contact the chairman of this committee; Carole Nemec, telephone number is LA 6-3437, Dallas, Texas, for all details.

Sunday, August 9 — Princess Banquet.

That is, the King and Queen and Princesses and their escorts of 1958-1959 will be honored. The Princesses for 1959-1960 will be announced. It will be the official starting of the Annual Queen Contest.

Saturday, September 26 --- Third Anniversary Dance and Coronation of the King and Queen for 1959-1960. Music by Ed Faraizi Orchestra.

Watch your Vestnik for the date of other future activities and also further details of the activities I mentioned in this letter.

Fraternally yours, James J, Janousek En tertainrrOnt Chairman )• • FORT WORTH, TEXAS Dear Sisters and Brothers, The Youth Group of Lodge No. 92 in Fort Worth is changing their meeting date to every second Sunday of each month at 1:00 p.m. We also have changed the age in our Youth Group. We would like to have all the youth of ten years of age or older to join us in our monthly meetings. We are sure you would like to come because we are going to have a lot of activities from now on.

We are planning a dance June 7. 1959 at 7:30 for the youth members and guests. The admission will be free this time, so everyone start coming so you will be eligible to come to the dance and bring a guest. The music will be by the jukebox.

Wednesday, May 27, The Youth GrouP of Lodge No. 92 has selected a princess for the queen contest in June. I am very happy to say that I, Brenda Krivanek, am the one they chose for this great event. I want my Lodge to know that I'll do my best to become queen of District III. Now youth let's not forget our metings on the second Sunday of each month at 1:00 p. m. and dont forget if you are ten years of age or older you are eligible to join our Youth Group.

Let me see some new faces and even some old ones next time. We will be happy to have everyone Dons forget our dance youth members, June 7, 1959 at 7:30 p.m. with the admission free.

Brenda Krivanek Reporter P.S. Here is ,a joke I thought you would enjoy: Little boy: "Mom, I was in a fight today!"

Mother: "What happened, son?"

Little boy: "Some boy called me a sissy."

Mother: "What did you do?"

Little Boy: "I hit him with my purse!"

• /,, • TEENAGE DIVISION LODGE NO 84 Dallas, Texas Dear Members and Friends, Summer is just around the corner and now is the time for a lot of outdoor activities. On May 31, which is the last Sunday of the month, our teenage club is giving a picnic. It will not only be for the teenagers and their families but also tor any members of Lodge No. 84 who might wish to come. Everyone is invited! There will be fun for all. It will be at Vickery Park, which is only a few minutes drive from. Dallas. The picnic should begin around 2:00 in the afternoon. At suppertime the teenagers will provide a wiener roast for all those present. There will be plenty for all! The afternoon will be one. filled with things to do. There is a swimming pool, miniature golf course, amusement park, and even places for dancing. The teenagers are bringing their record player and records. That is only a few of the many things available. So make plans now to come on out. Everyone is welcome. And we are sure you will have a time of your life. Remember — Sunday May 31; at 2 p.m. at Vickery Park. If you plan to come, try to notify the Entertainment Committee Chairman so we will know abuot how many to expect. My telephone number is TA 7-9754.

Fraternally yours, James Janausek, Chairman Entertainment Committee

Wednesday, May 27, 1959

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DALLAS, TEXAS Dear Readers, SPJST DISTRICT III YOUTH ACTIVITY DAY On May 17, the teenage division of SPJST Lodge 84 in Dallas held their Lodge No. 84 Hall, Dallas, Texas monthly meeting. It was a week later June 28, 1959 than their usual meeting. The regular NAME AGE date was canceled because of Mother's Day. PARENT'S NAME Many things were discussed at the ADDRESS meeting and definite dates were set for sonic of the up-comming events. They (Address) (City) are as follows: LODGE NO. CITY May 31, a picnic and swimming party.

June 26, a, teenage dance with Don I plan to enter the following contests: (Please check) Hosek and his Combo.

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August 9, a Princess Banquet, honor(Name of article) ing the last year's princesses, escorts, king and queen, and introducing the new Item Original. princesses and escorts.

September 26, annual princess dance.

Itemm Hobby Kit. June 13, Bake Sale for Dude Ranch TALENT Number fund for a trip during the summer.

July 31, August 1 and 2, the annual DANCE Square Polka Dude Ranch Trip.

Waltz , Bop Also mentioned was the Youth Day Which will be held on June 28 and will Name be held at the SPJST Lodge 84 in Dallas.

After the meeting was over refreshments were served. The refreshments Name of Parents were brought by Nodya Rejcek.

Also on the same day the Mother Lodge of 84 in Dallas held their monthly meeting. After their meeting was over supper was served and then every7. Poem; When Ma and Pa Sing: By amount of time was spent in discussing one settled down to play games.

Sandra Brdecka upcoming events and activities.

Yours truly, 8. Group Song: You are My Sunshine Our Entertainment Commiittee, unQueen Juanita Janousek 9. Batan Twirling and Good Bye Poem der the supervision of James Janousek, o c has been doing an extremely fine job

by Irene Macha.

YOUTH CLUB EAST BERNARD, TEX. Then after the progarm the Youth in planning parties and social gatherDear Members and Readers, and Adults joined in a good lunch and ings for the club. Among the scheduled May my letter be printed as this is fellowship. The ,afternoon was enjoyed activities are a' family picnic at Vickn ,y first time to write to the Vestnik, for by all. ery Park, Sunday, March 31st at 2 p.m. this year I was elected your reporter.

The next meeting of the Youth Club A Teen Dance featuring Don Hosek and We held our monthly meeting in May will be held on June 14th at 2 o.clock, his Combo on June 26, the annual Prin17th at 2 o'clock, with 17 children pres- then after the meeting we will play cess Banjuet set for August 9, and the ent. We elected officers at this meeting Bonco, which should be enjoyed by all. yearly Princess Dance on September 26. for this year. They are as follows: Many individual items concerning the We hope to see many of you.

President: Louis Brdecka, I must say we were sorry to hear that Princess Dance were discussed and will Vice President, Raymond Hanzelka some of the children could not take part be reported on further in later issues.

Secre t ary: Catherne Hanzelka in our program doe to the mumps. We Also scheduled for the very near fuR, --porter, Lundy Brdecka missed them, but hope they can be with ture are two bake sales. The place and Refreshment Committee, Bettye Jane us at our next program. the date will be given at another time.

Molnar.

If all goes as planned, the teen-agers Your Youth Club Reporter, Then after the meeting we had a will take their annual summer trip to Trudy Brdecka program in honor of Mother's Day for Editor's Note: Welcome to the Youth Seybold's Guest Ranch on July 31, and the adults. Our program was prepared Colutrin !

August 1 and 2. The five dollar deposit

by Mrs. Frank Brdecka our program difor the trip is to be submitted to Car) • 4 • rector, and was in this order: rcle Nemec by the June meeting.

NEWS FOR DALLAS TEEN-AGERS 1. Welcome: Raymond Hanzelka Following the various committee reLODGE NO. 84 ports, Richard Sykora, our President, 2. Poem: Mother of Mine: Annette Dear Members and Friends, Eartos On Sunday, March 17, the Teen-Age acknowledged one of our younger mem.

3. A story of Tobie: Franelgie Brdecka Division of Lodge 84 held its regular bers, Larry Petr, son of our Youth Di4 4. Accordion Solos: George Macha Jr. monthly meeting. This particular meet. rector and her husband who was pre5. Poem: My Mother: Trudy Brdeska ing proved to be very interesting and sented the "Ad Altari Dei" award which 6. Ruben and Rachel: Annette Bartos, quite enjoyable. Aside from the usual is the highest honor bestowed on a procedure of the meeting, a great Catholic Boy Scout. Larry: is truly deBiari, Louis, and Trudy Brdecka.

V cJ STNI I — WEST, TEXAS serving of the honor and his parents can be rightfully proud of their fine son.

We wish to thank Nodya Rejcek for preparing such, delicions refreshments for our meeting.

The monthly meeting of our Mother Lodge followed after our meeting which incidentally, was postponed; from Mother's Day. Several teenagers were present.

Hoping to see all you teen-a•ers at the Youth Day, I am, Fraternally, yours, Jerry Ann Urban, Secretary-Reporter P.S. Bro. Hosek, I thought you would be interested in knowing what progress we are making with our scrapbook.. It is coming along very nicely and it is very nice looking. Thank you ever so much al l your cooperation. We,certainly do appreciate it from the bottom of our hearts.

Editor's Note: Good luck to you for a bigger Youth Club at No. 84. ) • 67* • ( DALLAS, TEXAS Dear Readers, On May eighth, the teenage division of SPJST Lodge 84 danced the Beseda at Boude Storey High School. The teenagers danced al seven o'clock.

Immediately after they had performer at Boude Storey they rushed straight to Kimbell High School to dance the teseda at 8:15.

Once again after they had finished dancing at Kimbell they rushed right back to Boucle Storey to dnnce at nine.

The teenagers and parents did lots of rushing to make all three performances but they were well rewarded. Everyone who saw them dance enjoyed them immensly.

Yours truly, Queen Juanita Janousek o 4,„

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

You all come so we may celebrate this occasion together and bring your friends..

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.

• • 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 furnished by Vrazel's Polka Band of Buckholts, Texas. You are in.

All-Day Picnic SPJST Hall Holland, Sunday, May 31st. Music day and night

by Joe Patek of Shiner. Everyone cordially invited!

• o Nelsonville Lodge 68 Vesmernost, will sponsor a social feast. And a friendship entertainment with good music all day June the 14, and a dance at night.

Everyone is cordially invited.

Jos. W. Jezek Lodge Cesky Prapor, Cyclone No. 24: The regular meeting of Lodge 24 will be held on Saturday night May 30. There also will be a special Mother's and Father's Day program, also refreshments, more details in the next issue of the Vestnik. Please look for them.

(Delayed Frof Last Week) • •

Lodge 92, Svaz Cechoslovanu Fort Worth, announces a big Dance on SunAFTER ALL THE SAD STUFF, day May 31 at its air-cooled Lodge Hall LET'S SMILE on Robert's Cut Off. Music will be by I'm mighty interested in the outcome Earaizl's Orchestra and everyone is inabout this fellow in 'Bell imore that got vited. caught strolling stark naked to the corner store for a pack of cigarettes. When Eiother Jakubik Secretary of our the law got h i m he said, "This is the way Snook Lodge No. 9 announces that their God made ale." As technical as our next Lodge Meeting of June the 7th, will court:; are getting, he might win his also be connected with a social dinner at case. But I've got a idea that the judge 12:00 noon, the Meeting starting at 2:30 will . -tvict him on one of them bear p.m. The auditing committee will also tra , n lawyers manage to get into the examine all Lodge Records that day. stet:Jos. [loll probably rule that God )• n-1: , ; ; ,- him that way but God didn't A taxpayer asked a Washington buet te him with the cigarette habit, so ti ercfore and whereas he is guilty ipso reaucrat: "How are you today?"

"Oh, I'm fair to meddling." facto and E Plums Thins.

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Slavonic Mutual Fire Insurance Association act, vsnAard, has according to sworn statement complied with the laws of Texas as conditions precedent to doing business in this State, and I have issued to said Cornpony a Certificate of Authority from this office entitling it to do business in this State for the year ending May 31, 1960.

Given under my hand and my seal of office at Austin, Texas, the date first mentioned above written.

Wm,A. Harrison Chairman of the Board OFFICERS and DIRECTORS

Chas. Holasek, President Corpus Christi, Texas John Kahanek, Jr., 1-V. Pres.

Houston, Texas Anton Bily, 2-V. Pre's.

Houston, Texas Jno. P. Trlica, Treasurer Granger, Texas Reuben B. Lesikar, A torney Temple, Texas Robert Cervenka, Director West, Texas Will A. Nesud‘a, Director Dallas, Texas 1. C. Parma, Director Granger, Texas F. V. Urbis, Secretary P. 0. Box 98 — Phone 4211 East Bernard, Texas

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recent death of our beloved Daddy and engagement and approaching marriage Granddad Emrich Hanus of Skid rrore, of their daughter, Maxine, to Joe VyvTexas for the lovely wreath and the jala, son of Mr. and Mrs. August Vyvjamany relatives and friends for your la of Flatonia. The wedding is set for kind words, food and sympathy. Many May 30 at the Sacred Heart Catholic thanks in this manner to every one. church in Flatonia.

Thanks for everything to each and • • every one in our own Lodge No. 66 and Edward N. Pitrucha, electrical engiLodge No. 26 and a host of wonderful neering student from Temple won first friends. place in "A Working Drawing" at the Love, annual Texas A. and M. College EngiMr. and Mrs. Emil Hanus, neering Drawing Contest which was anIN MEMORIAM OF Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Attaway nounced Wednesday at convocation JOS BARABAS SR. Jr. and son, ceremonies on the campus.

Funeral services for Jos. Barabas Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Larry P. Scott • • were held Friday May 8th at Granger all of Waco, Texas Saturday, funeral services were held with requern Mass at 9:15 at St. Cyrilfor Charlie J. Orsak, 65, of Sweet Home, Methodius Catholic Church. who died at his home. Father Kolodzie Born in Czechoslovakia on D:c. 13, officiated, with the last honors by the 1875. He came to America with his parLegion of which the deceased was a ents. Settling in Austin County near Member, as a veteran of Word War II, Industry. In 1903 the family moved to He was born at Sweet Home and died Bell County near Holland where he reIn mailing us clippings and reports there also. sided until his death on May 6th.

• from your local papers about happenBrother Barabas was a member of the ings to our members in Texas, please Funeral services were held at the HubSPJST since 1909. send tlaca-J in immediately while they are bard Funeral Home at Weimar and at He was laid to rest In Holy Cross "hot", while they are News. the Sts, Cyril and Methodius church at Cemetery in Granger in the presence Dubina recently for Dubina area's old• of a large host of relatives and friends.

Mr. and Mrs. Emil J. Sodolak of Fair- est citizen, Mrs. Terezie Hromadka, 95, He is survived by his wife Mrs. Joe childs announce the engagement and • ho expired' Sunday after a five month's Barabas Sr.; six sons, Joe Jr., Emil Johnillness. nie Edmund, Adolph of Holland and approaching marriage of their daughter, Lorene to Jerry Velek, Jr. son of Mr. Daniel of Dallas; two daughters, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Emil J. Hejl, Rt. 4, TemOttilia Woytek of Austin, Mrs. Albert and Mrs. Jerry Velek of Fairchilds, for- ple, have annaunced the engagement merly of Shiner.

Steglich of Holland.

9 and approaching marriage of their May he rest in Peace daughter, Betty Lou, to Johnny Marek, Henry C. Jasek has returned home ) • 4. ( from the Veterans hoSpital in Houston son of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Marek, Rt. 1, IN MEMORIAM OF where he was a patient. He is much im- Burlington. The bride-elect is a senior at Temple High School and the prosEMERICH HANUS proved, our Brother and Member of Lodge 26 of pective bridegroom, a 1956 graduate of the Olmos community who died Sunr. and Mrs. R. L. Nikel announce the Rosebud High School is employed by day, last week, following a short illness.

Services were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the chapel, with the Rev. R. H. Fortenberry officiating. Burial was in Evergreen cemetery near S idrnore.

Born in Czechoslovakia on September 26, 1877, Mr. Hanus had lived in the 011Dos community the last 51 years. He was a farmer and was a member of the SPJST Lodge 26.

Surviving her husband is Mrs. Lmimila (Sumbera) Hanus. The two were married in Weimar on May 20, 1905.

Other survivors include three daugh-r: ters, Mrs. Edna Bohac of Skidmore, Mrs. eie17 1** Annie Motal of El Campo, and Mrs. Ly....0X>r dia Lesikar of Victoria; five sons, Emil of Waco, Charlie, George J and Allen of '• • :11;.-3 Skidmore, and Jerome of Victoria; one sister, Mrs. Mary Sumbera of West, Tex as; 21 randchildren, and nine greatgrandchildren.

The family wishes to make the followThis is our Publishing Camp's Home in West, Texas, where our Vestnik is edited ing statement: and printed. Whenever you are in or around West, stop and visit with us. You "We wish to thank each and everyone for the many lovely cards, flowers in the are always welcome.

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The wedding is to be held June 6 at 8 p.m. in the Seaton Czech Moravian Brethren Church.

• • Joe Emil Sulak, 65, well-known Plum area farmer, died suddenly Monday evening while working in a hay meadow.

After collapsing, he was rushed by car to the hospital but was dead on arrival.

He had been known to have heart trouble for some time.

• • Mr. Joe Malinek, 84, passed away at his home in Schulenburg Tuesday night.

May 5th, at 12:00 p.m. following a month's illness.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Jerome L. Stavinoha of Houston announce the arrival of an eight pound one ounce daughter, born in a Houston hospital on April 25. She has been named Veronica Jean.

• Mr. and Mrs. Guthie R. Stepanek of Houston, are the parents of a boy, born May5. He weighed 9 pounds and was named Anthony Joseph.

• • Explorer A. J. Kubicek, a high school. sophomore student, was elected to lead Explorer Post 178 as president for a term of six months at a meeting of the post Wednesday evening in the VFW Hall. Danny Mohel was elected vice president; Leonard Dykowski, secretarytreasurer; Pat Oujezdsky, quartermaster.

Mike Spacek was named as post representative to serve on the District Cabinet replacing Danny Mohel who was stepped up to serve on the Council Cabinet.

Janice .Skrivanek and Miles Stanley Shame were among the Ennis High School Band members to make the Band Trip to the Cotton Festival in Memphis Tennessee recently.

• • Fifteen Bell County 4-H Club boys will participate in state contests at the annual State 4-H Roundup at College Station, June 9 and 10. Jack Moore assistant county aoent, said the boys will be :members of teams which won first and second places in District 8 contests held recently at Stephenville. The livestock team, comprised of C, A. Smith Jr. and James Bartek, members of the countywide club who live at Academy, and Lloyd Arldt of the White Hall 4-H Club won first place in district contests. Smith was second high individual. ♦ • Annetta Bartos is graduating from the

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East Bernard High School I:ay the 24t Our best wishes.

Rosenberg — The following graduates and their parents will be honored at the church Fellowship Building on Wednesday, May 20, at 7:00 p.m.. with a buffet dinner. Maurice Schiller son of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Schiller, and Eddie Vitek, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Vitek are graduating from the Lgvar High School.

• • Larry Chaloupka, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chaloupka. of Guy, is graduating from Needville High School. Reuben Petrusek , son of Mr. and Mrs, R. J. Petrusek of Orchard, is graduating from Wharton Junior College.

Clara Kovar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kovar, Beasley, will receive Ins master's degree in Business Administration in August from Sam Houston State College, Huntsville.

Mrs. John Junek is chairman of the decoration committee for the evening.

Others to assist her will be Mrs. Charlie Macek, Sirs. Torn Vitek, Mrs. Raymond Slacik, and Mrs. Gordon Heil.

p derl at least 24 months of agricultural ady and must have earned a minimum from his supedviscid farming pro, Arca winners were Jerry Sijansky, 1st, and 'Fred Burkhart Jr., second, both of the West Oso FFA Chapter; Garland W, La Flynn,. - third; Bill Goodwin, George West, fourth; and Ernest Hardin, Skidmore-Tyran, fifth.

South Texas youths who were approv< ed for Lone Star Farmer De grees by area judging were: James E. Broz, Alvin Janeeek, Karens City; Carlton Buesing, Calvin Dues -.g, David L. Reynolds, Alice, Joe Krnavek, West Oso; Paul Albert ana Barney Kappelm:eo, Pleasanton; Dalton.

Brooks, Raymon,!ville and Sandy Tillson of Mission. Also 1:illy Vanecek of Sinton; Larry Collinsworth, Los Fresnos.

• Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clyde Hurta are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Dorris AVM., to Gene M. Ernska, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lad Hruska of Houston.

Md. and. Mrs. Jerry SUChilla of Guy and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Suchma and sons of Damon attended a wedding in El Belton — Milton Machalek, graduating Campo Saturday, when Miss Patsy ZapBelton high school senior and son of Mr, alac became the bride of Johnnie Krtni and Mrs. Thomas Machalek of Route 2, tilek both of El Campo.

• • Belton, has received a $2,000 scholarship from Harvard University, Cambridge, Joan Novotny, chapter president for Mass. He also received an admission cer- 1959-60, was named Most Active in Chaptificate enrolling him as a member of ter at the annual AchieVement Dinner of Alpha Gamma Delta recently at the the class of 1963.

Machalek was selected for a scholar- chapter house.

• • ship award from 2,200 candidates. AlMr. and Mrs. Bill Michalka visited Mr. together, 4,300 students sought admission this year for an entering class of and Mrs. Bill Ellis in Devine Thursday where Michalka has accepted the po1,200.

He wrote a 10-page technical paper sition as assistant coach and teacher. on high speed photography. He will en- Ails is head coach.

• • roll in September and will major physics.

Jim A. ,Spacek, 73, well known retired Machalek has an outstanding record farmer of the Worthing community, in Belton High. School. Valedictorian of died in the Renger Hospital, Friday, May his class with the highest grade average 15, at 5:15 a.m. He had been ill for some and he won five other honors at the time.

• • recent awards assembly.

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Area winners selected by jud g ing committees will enter statewide competition at the Texa s EFA convention in Austin, July 15 to !.;. area wir: will re ceive awards in an this summer in Corpus Cr, In order to qualify for the Lone Star award given by the Texas Association of Future Farmers, a boy must have corn-

Patricia Janda, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Jaund of Houston, has been announced as valedictorian of Bishop Forest High School at Schulenburg, •

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Mr, and Mrs. Emil J. Sodolak of Fairchild annonnsin Vic engagement and opeiroac ining merriage of their daughter, norenc, to Jerry Vein- Jr. son of Sir, and Mrs. Jerry Valek of Fairchild, formerly of Shiner. The wedding date has been net for Monday, June 13 at St, Michael's Catholic Church in Needville.

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Friends of Anton Stransky will be glad the 7th Distrl, t. couple will make Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Migl of Praha to know that he was dismissed from sin' their hon e. in were made very happy parents when a hospital in Wharton and is convElescMile boy was born to them on Sunday, ing at home.

Zetty Jean represented her May 3rd at Wagner Hospital in Shiner.

• 0 Junior Aellicevee , :rt Co. CInc 'Jura-Con The little fellow tipped the scales at 7 Academy — The Academy FHA met as sw:etheart the Coronation Ball lbs. and 4 ozs. recently and elected the following offie May 9, at the Inniaithry Lee Student cers; Josephine Haack, presidEnt. DOM- C,'enter on the campus in Dallas.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hrncir became the res Tonaastik, vice president; Margie Betty is the Princess representing Lod- happy parents of their fifth child FriMamas, secretary; Carolyn Underwood, I ge No. 84 in Dallas. day when a baby girl, weighing eight treasurer; Jo Ann Delmar, parliamenpounds, eight ounces, was born at Faytarian; illarketa Cox, reporter; Gay Benjamin James Cuba, J oe C. Harrison ette Memorial hospital. She has been Bone, historian, Patsy Hill, pianist; and and George Dallas Turner will receive named Linda Susan.

Kay Shinlett, song leader.

4 ♦ their EPA degrees frOM the University 0 0 Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Matochas Jr. be:of Texas at the commencement cere50-Year Anniversary For "la. Leo Peters monies June 6. came the ha ppy parents of their second After practicing medicine in Schuleno son born Monday morning at Fayette 0 burg since his graduation on May 29th, Miss Pottle Mae Pultr, bride elect of Memorial hospital. He weighed eight 1909, Dr. Leo 5, Peters of .Srinulenburg Louis Rosenbaum Jr. was honored with pounds. will observe his 50th anniversary as a ) • 4, • surprise is shower at the medical doctor. On the coming eve of his SRIST Fall in NEedville on Saturday, What makes yon thing the friskygolden anniversary he issued this invie may 9. Mrs . Georgia Cermy and Miss looking old gentleman in room 416 owns. tation: "I have decided to have an an- Frances Ann Bettin shared the hostess a plantation? the hoUse detectiVe,in the niversary home-earning on the afternoon duties. swank hotel asked the maid.

• of May 30th, Memorial Day, begining at • "Well, when I was dusting by, his door 1 p.m. at the Schulenburg K. of C. Hall.

Deputy Sheriff and Mrs, Adolph For this occasion I ask that all the , chil- Adameik. of Dallas are the proud I heard him say 'Let's you and I go out and raise some cane, Sugar'?" dren that I have delivered or brought 'parents of a seven pound five ounce boy into this world and their parents, to born May 11, at the St. Paul hospital in come and join my family and me. Re- Dallas. lie will answer to the name of freshments of soda water, coffee and ice Kenneth Charles. He was welcomed by For Better Farming cream will be served." two brothers, Robert and Ronnie.

Use He aswek also if some mothers would • volunteer to bring cookies and food.

Lt. and Mxs. Johnnie Novosad and Dr. Peters has delivered almost 2,500 sons, are visiting with her mother, Mrs. babies who are now prominent 2V-ll'elliCan Fannie Hurta. After completing his citizens throughout the United States leave they are transferring to Sacrame and the world. ento, Calif. Lt. Novosad was previously All those in ,attendance will be regis- stationed at Laredo. He will be on duty tered and favors will be given to the! at Mather Air Force Base. "babies" delivered by Dr. Peters. There • • will be remembtrance cards with the Mary Ann Nemec a May graduate of name and date of birth for each person Woodrow Wilson High in Dallas is a this honbred and in atendance• maaAper of Lodge No, 84. Mary Ann was Around 3 o'clock in the afternoon a honored with a luncheon at the LakeTime to start cultivating beds and photographer will take pictures of the wood Country Club by Mrs. Millholland there is no better way than to use gathering.

Among the 10 guests were Carol Nemec DOSKOCIL DIRT HUSTLERS! Dr. Peters also welcomed his fellow and Betty Staglik (her cousins).

Also ideal for laying off rows and culcolleagues and doctors to attend, saying ,q3 • ( tivating any row crop!

"May they too, someday have the opDirt Hustlers — Regular Size portunity to observe their golden anniPer Pair, 75c versary. I am thankful to Cog that He perMitted me to be with you all, these Large Size Dirt Hustlers for Track Plow fifty years. I rope to be able to see many Per Pair $1.50 of my babies May 30th."

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Mrs, W. J. Janca of Sinton, Texas and Arnold L. Franck of R.osenbnrg were married Wednesday morning May 13, in the Sacred Heart church rectory; Sinton, by the Rev. Monsignor Gronoti: .

Brother Franek is an active rftelin 1.7KIr of Lodge Needville ,No. Si He was a delegate to the convention held in Temple.

Sister Franek is financial secretary of Lodge Taft No. 137 and for the past 2 years was among the top organizers of

Set of Weeders — Per Row, $2.50

Mr. 1 Mrs. .Henry cc of See Your Tractor Dealer, Hardware or Houston are the happy parents of a Order From helv ?hi born May 8 at Memorial Hosal. :• 311e is Welcomed home by her 6 year -old brothu William. Grandparents Route 1, are Mr. and Mrs. Joe T. Bravenae of BURLINGTON, TEXAS Houston anal ME. and Mrs. Willie Ondrazak of Brenham. Great-grandparents More Dealers Wanted, write to above address for information. are Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jakubik of Snnok, Texas.. . e6evmsn,

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Ptijme se starM Zeno, eeskoslovenDama: "Nekfie a neboj se! Ma g se me ske narodnosti k vYpomoci s opatrova- chytit za sukne, kdyZ se bojig." nim a bydleni s starS1 Zenou v dobrem Holeieka: "HdyZ ja maminko, tak vyNa farme 6 svetnicovy dam do naj domove. PiSte na Mrs. Frank Haverland, soko neclosa.hnu!" nedo prodeje. VelkY krib a kurnik je 511 Venice Rd., Sugarland, Texas.

Pole uZ je zrentovane, ale maZete (21-23c) mit kravu a slepky. Cesta bude spravena k vyjiti. Piste na. Will Koval', Star Rt. Pamatujme na to, ie na; Vestnik jest eskj7 Lekai a Operator Lyons Texas, neb Phone 6. VI 6-8439. nejrozi,Irenej§im e'esl-Om "easopisem na FIOUSTON, TEXAS (20-21p) awn, ,®.,.,.

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POLKA DANCE CALENDAR CALVIN C. CHERVENKA Saturday, May 23 Emil Bartos orchestra — Fairchild Hall Henry Brosch orchestra — Club Dance Turner Hall Eddy Dybala orchestra — Day and Night Wediding Dance — Plainview Community Center near El Campo Ed Faraizl and John Rejcek orchestras — Battle Dance — SPJST Lodge 84 Softball Club Benefit Dance—Lodge Pokrok Hall, Dallas Hummel's Family Polka Band — ZCBJ Dance — Temple Club of Dallas Hall at 944 Corinth Street Road Lee Ilse orchestra — Fair Grounds Hall in La Grange Sil Krenek orchestra — American Legion Hall in Crosby Rudy Kurtz orchestra — KT Hall in San. Antonio George Machart and His Polka Boys New Taiton Hall Joe Patek and Bill Mraz orchestra Battle Dance — Bill Mraz Hall in Houston Tommy Vanek orchestra SPJST Hall in Taylor Vrazel Pouka, Band — Waco SPJST Linden Hall at Elm Mott Sunday, May 31 Konvicka's Worthing Band — Parish Picnic and Dance—St. Mary's Parish Hall near Hailettsville Krenek orchestra — Picnic Dance — KJT Hall in East Bernard Joe Patek orchestra — Annual All-Day Picnic, Barbecue, and Dance — SPJST Hall in Holland Vrazel Polka Band — Sefcik Hall at Seaton near Temple Tuesday, June 2 Rudy Kurtz orchestra — Wedding Dance American Legion Hall in Needville Wednesday, June 3 RVdy Kurtz orchestra — Plainview Community Center near El Campo All the above aances are at night un, less otherwise specified. This is a fret Service but applies only to those dances at which mainly polka and waltz musts is played by a live orchestra. The V est(ilk or writer will assume no responsibility resulting from any dance announcement which is listed in this column Listings from orchestras and dance halls should be received at least one week before publication. Send all listings t4 Calvin Chervenka, Route 2, Rogers, Tel

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"Do you expect me to believe such an Copperheads, one of the poisonous utterly fantastic story?" the angry boss snakes in Texas, are a pit viper and have asked. "Anybody knows a wife can't get the characteristic pit between eye and ready in ten minutes!" nostril and broad, flattened head. The eye ha sa vertical cat-like pupil. ColoraDaily Newspapers Forced to tion usually consists of dark redishRaise Prices brown bands which resembel jointed An increasingly number of U.S. daily triangles on a tan background. The head is coppery-red, which gives it the com- newspapers have been forced to increase their street sale single copy price in the mon name., copperhead. last twelve months because of steadily • • rising production costs, a survey by An office clerk arrived late for the American Newspaper Publishers Associathird time in a month. Seems this fel- tion shows.

There 1,000 newspapers selling for 5c low told his irate boss: "My wife wanted to 'drive me to work this morning. which is a decrease of 135 from 1958 and After I waited ten minutes for her to 594 less than in 1951.

• • get ready, she took the wheel. On the The National Safety Council says more way here she drove the car off a high bridge. A little white poodle jumped in- than 12,000 farm persons are killed in to the water and towed us ashore. Then accidents each year. More, than 5,000 of the poodle went back again and dragged the fatal accidents involved motor veour car to the bank. We got the car hicles.

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