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

ROGNIK (VOLUME) XLVII Uislo 23.

HUMANITY

10. 6ERVNA (JUNE) 1959

BROTHERHOOD

NASD ROZJIMANI DoLazovala se jedna inteligentni na y glon poStu-Sievnckly2praveshdlo n.a mem psacirn stolku v tiskarne, jak jen v to spouste zjecinam poradek a kde najdu t •polivost a closti Casa to Irk urovnat.

Minna, Z"e po 'urovnani v gech tech ruznYch dopisu .ktere shledla, ze asi mi ram' prent chut' k dal gi praci. — Zasmal jsein se otazce. — Mila pani, pravil icon' ji, je to moje zaliba. Olin vice dopidochazi, tini y etgi moje radost. Jen kdyZ dojdou y eas aby do pri gtiho eisla mohli b'ti spracoyane.

Zatim co hledite na tele y isi aneb hrajete domino aneb'- taroky, jdete na ryby aneb si povidate o sousedech ja si pekne weer sednu k psacimu stolku a to moje nalada„ vzpominky na chvile proZite v rUznYch osadach, to me pozorovani, mi vede per° a kdYZ nejsem vyru gen s my g giku papi--lenk,zaprhodineklar ru popigu.

Neni to povhly pravopisne spravne, ale s tim si velice -hlavu nelamu, nebot' jak jsem ninohYmi byl un g ten, ze je mi do he pa "Cesku" i po "mora ysku" rozumet a o to se mi hlavne jedna.

Spratelil jsem se s Z-e tern nekolika "Mudrcum", ktere ve v gem hledaji chlup, by ani sam Kristus pan nevyhovel.

KdyZ' urovnavarn dopisy do gle dle le2Atosti a dle .Cikednich a zprav s. osad, myslim jen na svoji praci i na zodpo-

vednost vtlei Jednote, ktera nejen mnou ale kaZdYm elenem by mela bYti chranena tak aby dobrY zvuk na geho jmena nebyl rugen.

KdyZ' na ge zaLtky prena gime na papir, aneb povidame do strOje aby pak nage pomocnice, ma, dobra Zeno. my glenky pie nagela psacim strojem na papir, to obyeejne zapominame na v ge co se kolem nas deje a necitime finavy, Nektere ty rubriky ktere jsme v VestMho zavedli, jsou jak na ge etenari doznava% radi 6tene a east°, joke to prekva peni, eterne-li nahle o svem pribuznem nebo o nekom, koho zname z clavnYch dob. — Vdeeime mnohYm, Ze nam s rilznYch easopisa zasilaji vYstriZky. — Nekdy se ov gem stane, ze zpravy pozde dogle, kdyZ byla yetgi Cast rukopisu v tiskarne vysazena, musi bYti bud' jen na nejnutnej gi skracene anebo ponechane do prigtiho eisla, coZ nas ov gem velice mrzi. Zpravarni z osad na, gich se C'aso pis zpestfi a elm je jich vic s rtznYch nagich facia tim radeje jej budou etenaki nage hledat. JiZ rnuj otec kikaval, "kolik hlav tolik smysla" a proto ovgem nelze kahlemu por2cly s Cipravou ani s obsahem vyhovet. Novinak musi dou fat, Ze uspokoji va gina svYch etenalt.

Jsou ovgem nekteti kterY by radi porou deli co ma bYti ye Vestniku dle jejich nazirani a co nikoliv, bez ohledu na to, do

jakeho svotla by °pet na gi Jednotu postavili. Ale ovgem, Ze jim vyhoveti nelze, nebot' by takovY pomer nas v kratkosti dovedl k neslaynemu konci.

Vag redaktor site vi, ze je gte mnoho zapotreby aby ten na g Vestnik byl dokonalY a proto jsem Vas Mdal s poeatku aby jste nas v tom na gem snaZeni die moZnosti podporovali aby jste laskavb nag list neelentim pujdovali a tak nagi Jednotu doporueovali. — Ono takova prate v bratrskem slo geni si vyZaduje spoluprace vgech 'dent, dobrou hodne ohledti, jinak nekolik jen rnalo Jednotlivcii nejsou vstavu Jednote nagi zajistiti fispech a v gestrannY pokrok.

Odpuste, ze jsem odboeil od pnvodniho sveho rozjimani v kterem jsem Vam chtel naznaeit, ze v na gi tiskarne zde bYva, cely tyden a kaklY den My°.

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PiekroCen letST milion S posledni zpravy Hakim uuctniho odboru vysvita, jak zdeluje nas bratr It. Urbanovskk, Ze "Assets", majetek Jednoty dostoupil deset Melo by kaideho nageho elena Oenku pote giti obz yla;te, kdyi stalo se tak pied dovegenim 62 let naSi annosti.

Podrobnou zpravu piineseme Vam v tint eisle.

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2e v Cedar Rapids ukoneen byl generalni sjezd "Kat. Delnika" bratrskSr pojiat'ovaci spolek, za povznakjici nadady. Sjezd jak zdeleno byl iispean3r. a kopan v to nejlep2i shode a bez ru$nSich debat. — Pristi sjezd tato Jednoty byl od hlasovan do Omahy. Te21 nas 2e zaeiname poznavat, 2e nas ty rtiznice nikam nedovedott.

- Ze v Houston zatkla policie v osadni katol. sini, skupinu hrdea "Bingo".

• • - Ze sleena Dorthy Mynakova se rozhodla kraeeti dal 2ivotem po boku Leroy Mieana a budou sezdane v El Campo koncem eervna.

Gratulujeme.

— Ae zlatou svatbu slavili minulou nedeli p. Joe a Rfi2ena RozackS7 a pH velke hostin g bylo jim srdeene blahopfano. vflkol zde bychom potfebovali asi deset sluneenich dnit nebot' misty jsou pole pine vodiekr, o

- Ze slavnost sveceni osadni velke sini v Granger se velice pekne vydakila. Mnoho hosta ze vzdalenSrch mist se prST Castnilo.

— Ze v Schulenburg Dr. L. J. Petr slavil sve 50ti leti lekaf-ske praxe a dostalo se mu eetne blahopfani a milSich nav2tev ditek, ktere on pfivedl na svet.

— Ze v Shiner zerntel start osadnik a dobrSi °bean Josef Ro2novskr. . Doekal se pekneho veku, bylo mu 80 let.

• • Ze Benny T. Marek synek to man2elft Joe L. Markovy"ch z West graduoval z A &M College 23. kvetna obdr2e1 hodnost "Bachelor of Science" v matematice. Bu de zamestnan co "Production engineer" s Lone Star Gas Company. Vyslovujeme nak blahopfaxii.

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— Ze inan2elfmt MoravcovSrm v Ross se narodil v nemoenici ye Wacu chlaneeek Gratulujeme!

— Z • e sleena Lucille Gerikova z Aquilla si vyvolila kraCeti daBim 2ivotem s p.

Jerome LednickSun z West Na§e srdeene

kal. Snad pochazel z Caldwell a zOstalo po nem velke jmeni ktere 13621 do milio nil.

Jmenoval se Eduard J. Kallus. :Ze delnici v americkYch pivovarech dostkvaji priimerne $107.00 tSrdne dle Brewers Almanac a jeate pontyli sta y -kovat.

• • — Ae velke bowie a krupobiti zavinili ohromne $kody v zapadnim Texasu.

— Ze v Chicagu jak jinn, leta, bude se poi-adati v sobotu 18teho a v nedeli 19. eervence v Mora yskem Dome a v Plzenskem Parku, 21. Mora ysk3i Den. Obc1r2eli jsn-ie od Ustfedny nadherne vypravene pozvani, kteremu ovAem nelze vyhovet. Litujeme!

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Na g enedelmi pusoberli Minulou nedeli zl castnili jsme se schil ze 'Utz Cottonwood Cislo 6. kde jednalo se mezi jinym o obeslani a podileni se na "District III. Youth Activity Day" kte ry se bude konat u iadu. 84 v Dallas, Texas, dne 28. eer yna. Sestra Ruth Kfi2anova vildicyne nalade2e a sestra janeekova byla povidena napvikem mlade- Doufame a te2ime se, 2e se jim ilkol bude Po teto schUzi vydali jsme se do sla y -nostichazPdu(Hsi)6.vElmMot kam jsme trochu opozdene se dostavili. — Jednani bylp v pinem proudu a po fadove agende, pozvane hoste promlu vili ku shroma2denamu elenstvu. Cela fada novS7ch Clem byla slavnostne do Jednoty tea uvedend. Sestry f-adove vysluhovaly vkm nadhemou hostinu a v to krasne nove zvetkne f-adove budovy, pfijemne se nam v gem hodovalo. — Plista yba Vagi pekne fadove sine se Vain sestry a brat •i skuteene povedla. — Priste o torn vice. -- Mnoho zciaru yarn do budoucna ! ! ! ) • rot® • Na oslavu do Fort Worth Sestra A. Milanova organisatorka od fadu 154 stavila se i s rodinou v tiskarn'e v pondeli aby nas z ylafte zvala k sla y 7 -1. k jejich petadva--nosti edlnifadu1( citi leti. — Zaroveit jsou i idednici na21 Hlavni fdadovny, sousedni i-ady a jednotlivci active zvane. — Die zdeleni elenoy e Padu cirri obsahle pripravy k pohosteni a oeekava se velka nalAteva oslavy. -Na shledanou tedy u iadu 154.

Ve stredu, clue 10. eervria 1959

Vzacne vy'roei V minulem eisle zrnInhl jsem se o naCeni vlasteneekem kazateli H. E. Besedovy kterY na y eenost odvolan byl k nal litosti a clues zminujeme se o jinem pastYri naSi krajauske vet ye kterY dosud blaho•arne pusobi v blizke osade Abbutt.

Civalne zriSmY farar dp. Vacla y- Pechal slavi stribrne vYroei s yeho knastvi

Up. VACLAV PECHAL

due 10. eer yna 1959. Narodil se v nakm bYvalern domove v Ennis a pozdeje s rodid: se odstehovali do osady Kaufman.

Jako nadojnY niladik Vaclav dal se na studio kneZstvi a pc) iota pilne studie byl vysvecen na kneze v roce 1934 v Dallas.

Prvni nii svatou slouZil v starem clomoPozdeje ye svYch rodien. v Ennis. sobil v Dallas, Vernon a byl poslan do Kaufman aby tarn zaloZil katolickou ()sada. V roce 1935 postavil se tam kostel a tam a tarn prisobil pies 19 let. Mezi tim ten organisoval osadu sv. Augustina v Dallas, ktere ten vypomahal aZ do roku 1945 - Hi tom byl i kaplanem y e statnirn Ustavu choromyslnYch v Terrell a slouZil tarn prvni rnSi svatou pro pacienty iistavu. Pornolni tam v Terrell postaviti kostel na poeest sv. Marii Magdaleny.

V finortt 1954 byl ustanoven fararem v osade Abbott kde posud ptsobi. - Otec jemu zemtel v roce 1945 ale jeho matieka ae pies devadesat let "mlada" vSeclanu praci na fate mu zastava. ifprimue farari Pechalo yy blahoprejeme. VaZime si jej pro jeho laskavou,

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uprimnou povahu a proto e si pilvodu sveho vaZi a s naSim lidera v jejich teei tak pekne hovori. KaZdY ten na2S dosud Zijici vlasteneckY pastYr nakho lidu at' jiZ kterehokoliv yyznani, bude po Case temer nenahraditelnY, k naSi velke Sko dC.- Proto dokud jsou mezi nami ykchny ty kteti se za ptivod sviij nestydi, ptejeme jim staleho zdravieka a dlouhe Red. ho veku.

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Temple, Texas Cteni bratri a sestry:Timto se Vain oznamuje, Ze behem mesice kvetna, 1959, Hlavni firadovna SPJST, vyplatila pojiStoni po naSich zcm relYch bratti a sestrach, jak nasleduje:tnArti eislo 6801. Br. Vine J. Sula, na odpodinku, od radu Jaromir, Oslo 54, zemtel 19: dubna, 1959, ye stail 67. Do Jednoty ptistoupil 9. dubna, 1916, Cert.

A-3645 na $1,000.00.

Umrti eislo 6802. Ses. Anna Mareeek, na odpoeinku, ad radu Pokrok Rowena, 'Oslo 49, zemtela 18. dubna 1959, ye staid 80. Do Jednoty ptistoupila 12. list., 1911.

Cert. A-3083 na $1,000.00, Umrti Oslo 6803 Br. Josef Baraba, rolnik na odpoeinku, od radu TyrS, Oslo 80, zemtel 6. kvetna, 1959, y e staki 81.

Do Jednoty ptistoupil 14. dubna, 1907.

Cert. A-9284 na $1,000.00. tnirti eislo 6804. Ses. Ludmila Langer, na odpoeinku, od radu 6e§ti Bratti, elslo 44. zemtela 27. dubna 1959, ye stall 79. Do Jednoty ptistoupila 13. ledna 1915. Cert. A-184 na $1,000.00.

Umrti oislo 6805. Br. Joe Sktivanek, na odpoeinku, od tadu Ennis, eislo 25, zemtel 18 dubna, 1959, ye stall 80. Do Jednoty ptistoupil 14. list., 1909. Cert. Pd-up 790 na $318.00 tnirti eislo 6906. Br. Emerich HanuS, rolnik na odpoeinku, od radu Slovan Jibu, Oslo 26, zemtel 10. kvetna, 1959, ye stall 80. Do Jednoty ptistoupil 15. kijna 1905. Cert. A-1869 na $1,000.00.

Umrti eislo 6807. Br. Jos. E. gulak, rol Pik, od radii Pokrok Plumu, eislo 64, zem Pei 4. kvetna 1959, ye start 65. Do Jednoty ptistoupil 7. eervna, 1925. Cert. B51 p a $1,000.00.

Umrti eislo 6908. Br. John Slovak, rolnik na odpoeinku, ad radu Pokrok Jihu, eislo 72, semi-el 29. dubna 1959, y e stall

Strana 3 69. Do Jednoty pristopil 1. srpna, 1947.

Cert. B-3840 na $500.00.

Umrti eislo 6809 Ses. Teresie Hromad ka, na odpoeinku, od radu Dubina, eislo 12, zemtela 3. kvetna, 1959 ye stall 94.

Do Jednoty ptistoupila 1. eervence, 1897.

Cert. A-202 na $250.00.

Umrti eislo 6810. Br. H. E. Beseda, kazatel od radu Rozkvet Cooks Point, 'Oslo 116, zemtel 8. kvetna, 1959, ye stall 71.

Do Jednoty pristoupil 19. btezna, 1907.

Cert. A-2639 na $1,000.00.

Umrti Oslo 6811. Ses. Marie Oralek, ho spodyne od radu Liberty, eislo 136, zernre la 15. kvetna 1959 ye star'. 71. Do Jedno ty ptistoupila 12. list. 1911. Cert. A-10284 na $50000.

Umrti eislo 6812. Br. Josef Kaparek, rolnk na odpoeinku, od radu Pokrok Sweet Home, eislo 63, zemtel 16. kvetna, 1959, ye staff,. 79. Do Jednoty ptistoupil 10. eervna 1917. Cert. A-284 na $1,000.00.

Umrti 6813. Br. Josef Maliriak, na odpoeinku, od radu Bratti Svobody, Oslo 67, zemtel 5. kvetna 1959, ye stari 82.

Do Jednoty ptistoupil 11. list., 1906. Cert.

A-10076 na $500.00.

Umrti eislo 6814. Br. Joe F. Sill, feznik, od radu Jaro, eislo 130, zemrei 1. kvetna 1959, ve stall 48. Do Jednoty pri stoupil 7. listopadu 1933. Cert. C-1844 na $1,000.00.

Umrti eislo 6815. Br. Josef Odstreil, Sr., rolnik na odpoeinku, od radu Rozkvet Cooks Point, eislo 116, zemtel 14. kvetna, 1959 ye staki 91. Do Jednoty ptistoupil 8. rijna 1905. Cert. A-6883 na $1,000.00.

Umrti 'Oslo 6816. Br. Martin Brzak, na odpoeinku od radu Karel Jona, eisla 28 zemtel 7. kvetna, 1959, ye stall. 79. Do Jednoty pristoupil 14. brezna 1909. Cert.

A-1978 na $1,000.00.

Umrti Oslo 6817. Br. Frank BordovskY', na odpoeinku, od radu Praha, eislo 29, zemtel 19. kvetna 1959, ye stall 85. Do Jednoty ptistoupil 13. pros. 1908 Cert.

A-1812 na $1,000.00.

Hlavni firadovna,.SPJST, timto vyslovuje pozustalS7m po techto zeintelYch tbrraasttr.ich a sestrach, jeji nejhlubSi. sous- .

3. F. Chupick, tajernnik Hlavni firadovny SPJST

Sroutna zpriva Pled uzavrenim forem do ga, smutna zpra •va, Fe rninulS7 “den zemtel bratr John J. Sefeik a Fe jeho pohteb se konal z eMB kostela v Seaton. na SeatonskS7 hititov.

ValenSr °bean byl znam celem okresu. - NE0e soustrast pozu stale radine a necht' jeho pamatka jest dlouho zacHovana.

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VES TNiK ----- WEST, TEXAS a jolt() ochota pracovati pro Weill zna mosti to jeho osady ocenena. — Nage dopisovatele na g Vestnik obohacuji a red bych je 'zde v gechny vzporne1 a to s pov dekem ale nevi to moZne. Vgak jejich dopisy, at' ji2 Ceske tak i v anglicke stati raluvi za ne lepe, neZ ja bych to dovecll.

Oni ty na ge mile dopisovatele a dopisovatelky maji take svoje starosti a svoji praci, ale proto Ze citi nalehavou potrebu ,Ze nutno pomoci, Ze nutno zpravami udrZeti ten na g spoleeenskY zajem v to na gi Jednote tak se snaZi a dopisuji co se tam a nich deje, jak ten jejich tad ten jejich spolek pokraeuje. Pekne dopisy, psane vlicine a sna genlive pak udrZuji mezi nami v pravde bratrskou naladu a jest nam ji v gem a vgude zapotreby. Vestnik jest v'razem na gi v pravde bratrske Jednoty a spoleene se snaIme abychom jej takovkm i nadale udrZeli. dobre vtili v gech jest to zarueena moZnost. Tomu eestnemu snaZeni volam Vain vg em sve uprimne Na zdar!

Prichazi dopisovatele, listono g, hr & . ty ramie strode, zvoni telefon, osadnici zprdvy a nekolikrate denne prichazi pogta, haida tiskovin a ritznkch easoOeekavame celk Wen zpravy od nasich radu, clopisovatelt, shanirne vhod ne elanky easove a te gi nas pak velice kdy2 koncem tYdne mime prichystanou pro Vas mile etenare dostatek rozmanite eetby, — v obouch easti Vestniku.

Nejvetgi radost nam ptisobi einnost nagi mladeZe u nekterYch radu nagich.

Ovgem Ze je gte dosed jsou tyto na ge Klu by naladeZe v men gine ale doufame, Ze se to pH dobre snaze i u tech nagich star gich vgude polepgi a Ze i Vy nagi mla del svYmi dopisy budete ye Vestniku k einnesti povzbuzovati.

Ono kahle dobre laskave slovo divy Cini_a jen trochu to dobre vale je treba a nee() malo Va geho easu napsati kratgi povzbuzujici dopis do Vestniku.

Mana, ze prave nernate velkou zalibu ye psani ale k vuli dobre 'wed, pro tu nagi mladeZ, o ktery tolik hovorime, me- Kal ndai okrskovSTch 11 bychom take se pokusit obeas nee() 0 svem radu a co zamk glite pro einnost schiizi mla.deZe ueinit, do organu napsat.. — PRVNI OKRSEK Pripougtim, ‘Ze mate jinou zalibu i 2e Podzimni, schtize prvniho distriktu bu'Um snad i easu chybi ale uvahijte, 2e co- eleny na geho bratrstva mime k spo- de se konat u radu Cislo 9. Slovan na Snook v nedeli dne 4. Mina, (October) a leonemu dobru nee° ochotne prispet. jest proto tak easne oznamovana, aby Ze ano? — nam tuto nedeli ostatni okrsky laskave Proe Varn toto v ge zde uvadim? 1nu ponechali. Dekujeme predem Vam vgem! proto, aby jste Vy I ta ,nage sestra, kteTreti okrsek ra se dotazovala, jak mono s to spousty 3 okrsek v kterem jsou zdru2ene 21. rilznYch dopist, obrazku vkstriZkft a oz- Mat na gi Jednoty planuje svoji podzirn nament v eeske a anglieke reei udelati ni poradu na den 27. zaki a sice bude se nejakk poradek zvedela ze pri dobre vri- konat u radu Oslo 66. Waco, v jejich sili a chuti k praci se cla mnoho vyko- ni na Elm Mott. Prosime aby tato nenati. !Mame to v ge radi proto, ze nas dele nam byla ponechane. Kahlk z bliz tato price pro Jednot y tegi a donunva- ka a i vzdalene jsou fictive zvane. me se, ze kahlk elovek musi miti nejaTVRTt OKRSEK kou tu svoji zalibu a ta rnoje je ye psa otvrtk okrsek bude poradat svoji ni. roeni schtizi v Lubbock dne 23. srpna Cislo 157 v LubVelka gkoda pro na g krajanskk 2ivot to jest v nedeli u bock, Texas. Misto schtize a program a spolkovk obz ylagt` je skuteenost, nmohYm roz g afnkm, skugenkm krajanum bude oznameno co nejdrive mohio. — Kristinek. je psani velkou obtiL a mnozi radeje bu- pige sestra DISTRICT PAT dou vykonavat teZkou telesnou praci, ne2 Degtem zmarena schtize z dne 24. kvet aby zasedli k stolku a nee° nam napsali.

Kdy'Z s mnohYrni pri svkch rfiznYch na bude se konat treti nedeli v eervnu zajezdech o tom hovorim, maji tisice- to jest dne 21. eer yna. Program bude rYch v'mluv a snad by si radeji dali, jak oznarnen.

1. se rikavalo "koleno vrtat" psat SEDiAlt OKRSEK ,dopis. Ovgem nekdy i doslechnu, "vig Oznamuje svoji scla.izzi na den 27. septem bratre, aj bych nee° slozil, ale hned by ber, to jest etvrta nedele v Septembr u tu kdos pravil, 'Ze se jen chci bliskat." radu Antonin J. oermak Cislo 56, v CorTakovY pomer, ei nepomer, ovgem pus Christi. Sestra tajemnice Betty Juostatni okrsky aby jim tato je politovani hoden. Ka'ZdY dobrk sna'Zi- rica vY pracovnik spolkovY by mei bkti uznan nedele pro tuto schuzi byla ponecbana.

Ve stred , dne 10. eervna 1959

Mesieni

jak tcnie

Seznate s nasltdujiciho, jak se koncem kvetna na ge radu na pr y -nichdestmchasierd 41 154 Fort Worth ziskal elenn 36 66. Waco 34 88. Houston 84. Dallas 33 26 29. Taylor 24 6. Cottonwood 21 17. Nov' Tabor 92. Fort Worth 19 79. Corpus Christi 19 18 4. Hallettsville Ze 166 zdru2etikch radu 86 zaznamenali priaristek. Osmdesat radii neziskali tento rok ani jedneho noveho Mena. Co o tom soudite?

—9 e, as Na ge ICZVItheteIry Na kratgi hovor v tiskarne nas nelY Wen na-vgtivili br. John Krigan, br.

Barto g, br. Voleik, br. eoeek a nekolik . g :ch mladYch graduantri jejicIA jrnena jsme si moomeli poznamenati. Litujeme, sic p ij cite °pet. Tesilo nas. -- Bra tru recliteli J. gikrabankovy dekujeme za pozvani do distr. sclarize ale tentokrate srieastnime se nRiere slavnosti zde poblae. Odpuste a preji zdar Va gi schrizi. ) • tto •

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uverejneneho dne 3. Cervna byla na strance 6 nedopatrenim presunuto ze stranky 4 s dopisu bratra Senkyrika 7 Patin ktere do dopisu br. Vytopila nebatrily. Celt' odstavec mel v dopisu br.

S' enkyrika zniti:— Zajiste mnozi z nas maji je gte 21ve vzporninky na ty zla leta hospodarske tisne tak zvane deprese, !dere, myslim kahleho z nas stargich pocuchala a zanechala po sobe velmi Apatne nasledky. Mnozi prisli o vksledky celo'Zivotni price, jini ztratili farmy, jini celoZ1votni fispory v bankach, nebo jinYch sporitelnach a co hlavniho, ze byla dlouhodoba, nezamestnanost, atd. Toto pochybeni nam prosim laskave prominte, neco podobneho se i pri nejvetgi pozornosti Odpust'te.

Red. — Pres. Eisenhower souhlasi s tim, aby se hlavy state etyr mocnosti se gly v lete, budou-li naznaky, '2.,e se aspori v nekte rkch bodech dojde k dohode.

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itad Vernost eislO 51 Ellinger Mill bratri a sestry:— Uvedomuji Vas, Ze budern odbVvat nasi kadovou schai dne 21. oer yna v budove zdejai post office. Schtize bude zahajena, o 1:30 odpoledne.

Nejhlavnejai podnik k rozhodnuti bude to otazka zda-li chcete mit ta,dovS7 piknik letos. Jestli si prejete piknik, tak ovaem musite pfijit do sclarize a tak hlasovat a pak ustanovit y eakere vStory, atd.

Pamatujte! Val nedeli v Cervnu, 1:30 hotline odpoledne!

S bratrskVin pozdravem D. A. Juren, taj. ) oTo • ( Podelcovani Corpus Christi, Tex. Telocviena Jednota Sokol Corpus Christi touto cestou chce vaem upfinine podekovat, co brali rieast na nazi ()slave, jen se poradala 24. kvetna, 1959.

Pofadajici vS/bor za pomoci skuaenSich kuchairi, kuchafek, obsluhovaen a ated rVeh darcu, co pfispeli rtznYmi pokrmy do kuchyne a krasnYmi a chutnVini dorty do "Cake Walk" a hudebnikUrn co ueinkovali ye dne 1 veeer Majkoveho orchestrtt.

Navateva i nalada vaech pkitomnVch, byla nam posilou v tom naaem krajanskein a narodnim podnikani, Radi jsme vaichni uvideli mezi ndmi ty zname i ony nezname tvafe, co na nas pamatuji. Mezi temito byli i ti vejai Cinovnici. Man'&le Rud. Troubilovy z Taylor, Texas, jejich dcera Veruaka z Austin, a druha dcera Emilka z Victorie s detmi.

Do pokladny Sokola hotolluni dary pfispeli: man2ele V. Hala Hilger, Manta na man2ele Jos. Dudziensky Mercedes, Te xas a nejmenovana z Corpus Christi, Te xas.

Vaichni po deseti dolarech.

Na zdar a na zhledanou zase v Sokolovni.

Za Tel. Jednotu Sokolskou zristava vas John Staaa jednatel )o El Campo, Texa Mile sestry, bratfi a ctena redakce noMho Vestniku:— V teto letni dobe lodieka naaeho pluje na nejkrasnejaich vinach. Je letni doba, vzduch za jasneho rana CistV, vlailV, vonnV a konejaivV. Vaechno kolem naaich staveni ve mestech i na venkove znieneno nnlohynii kvety na zahonech a .kefich. MirnV vanek si pohra va s tou premilou krasou a tu a tam bilk

VESTNfK. WEST, TRIM cleat' se snaai pfernilVch kvetti jasminu, do neha se sipou dukaty '21utavVela kvetu kern jinYch a eervene krtmeje keit jinVeh raj.

A to plati i o jinVch vecech. Leto je dobou vSgetu, vyjiklek do pfirody a do sveta, tedy easem kdy rinUeme pookfati a zotaviti se na eerstvem vzduchu, si maZeme svoje plice takkka proprati k posileni sveho zdravi. Nic nevi prospejalho nad prochazku ye vonnem ovzdual letniho rana, kdy sveli vetrik naeechra va koruny strornu, v nich'2 piseri a radost ze Zivota peji rozjasani opefenci a jak by z dalky pripojuje se k nim hrdlie ka z broukovou chvalou Zivotni spokojenosti.

Zajiste by nam mela ' e‘Zulka zazle, kdyby jsme ji vynechali s jejim kuku kuku, nebot' ta byla pro nas kluky nejzajimavejai, pro jejimu nefest, ze sna si vejce jinVm ptakilm do hnizda, a kdy jiny ptak je vysedi nelivi svoje mlade, tak my kluci v nag decline jsme ji dali jmeno vydfiduch. Kdst` jsme nedelni odpoledne spoleene se ubirali k lesu tu obyeejne jsrne si zpivali, krasnV vzhled je na ten bo2i svet, la, la, la, la, ty modrave hory v balich pellet sbory, roskoane roviny mesta dediny spanila, jsi vlasti ma me srdce, ti plapola, tobe slava, vlasti milena atd. A to slunieko, jen tu letni krasu pfiozdobuje, vlesy zelenave tyrxai prrisvity, pi'emile hreje a v nagich nohach konejai mravence. Hezky, nixie hezky je nam, kdo by si tohoto pookrani nepopical, kdy to nic nestoji jen trochu toho raniho pfivstani. Je pfitom freba hodne z hluboka c1S/chat a take pustit z hlavy vaechny starosti a tak pine vychutnat to bla`Zene letni rani chvile.

Jsou i jine vVlety ktere naae Cady po sptisobu pateho okrsku by inely poradati.

Usedneme-li v kronaku milVch pfatel, da pfatelskeho stinu v haji, v lese nebo v zahrade, pookfejeme netoliko v sve'Zhu &stem vzduchu, al i v torn bratrskern a sesterskern ovzduai, v jakern a za jak Vni ueelem se schazime. V takovem pfatlskem ovzduai mysl naae je •poteae na, cele naae srdce je radosti roskochano a kV div, 2. e si radi pritom dela pobe sedujme a zasponainame, ae ye stinu za letame mysli do predealich dob a v mysli hraji teple hrejive vzpominky a. davne touhy. A tak se obyeejne sklubieka vzpo minek rozvine nit' a i jini se na ni navazuji Te zpominkove niti se take fika va nit' stribrna, snad proto, ae svVni odleskem stale sviti: do naaich '2ivotil. Co by chom byli bez zpominek, ktere dovedou zabfati i v mrazech ziti, a zahnati mraky trudu i v tesklive chvili?

Ve zpominkach je potecha a posila.

Staiarta V -1 Cloy& si pfipomina, fake tnkosti a trampoty na s yS7ch cestach ‘2ivota proail, jakVm hlaim a bodlaeirn proael, a jak east° se zranil o jeho trny a co vae chno prekonal Co bylo v nas to sily a nakonec si povzdechnem elovek je silnejai, ne21i si mysli a je-li nutno, pfeko na vaechno. V tom poznani je opravdo va posila pro '2ivot a pro vaechny jeho dalai trpice zkouaky, ktere snad nikdy nepomijeji. Jsou jiste iidske hodnoty, na zyvarie tea mravnimi silami, ktere poskytuji. natal odvahu a pevnost k prekona ni vaech 2ivotnich trampot. Bez techto mravnich sil eili ualechtilVch cite v srd. ci svern byli bychom titinou 'retrain se klatici, podlehli bychom v prvnim ne pkiznivem zavanu osudu a nepoznali by chom roskoae vitestvi nad tvrdosti, pfe kalkami a protivenstvimi Zivota. Nejmocnejaim s techto mravnich sil je laska, jenZ vede nas k zalaeni domova, rodiny a snaZeni pro dobro celku Ku atesti a spokojenosti je nam tfeba, abychom vaech techto darti jenZ nam Leto poskytuje vyuaili, ne jenom k prospechu svemu a sve rodiny, ale i ostatniho lidskeho spoleeenstvi.

Mile sestry a broth organisatofi vain timto zdeluji jmena a obnosy kolik kte rSr jste v mesici kvetnu.

2,000.00 Mrs. Anna Havlik 2,000.00 Mr. Carrie Bohaeik 1,000.00 Mrs. Marie Machaeek 3,000.00 Mrs. Martha Kopeck 1,000.00 John Kahallek 1,000.00 Leo Krause Jr. 1,000.00 Alfons J. Vaasa Frank Hlaek 8,000.00 Zajiste naae kady od nas oeekavaji ze spinime nam ureenor. kvotu a proto zajiste kaaIV s nas se pkieinime, by srne naae fady uspokojiii i proto vaichni si vyhrrime rukavy a pujde to.

S pkanim zdaru ‘ enkylik, Dist. org .

1g. S )e Cteni bratii a sestry:— Tak jeate neco z distriktni schtize odbSwa,rie na Mora.vii. Pohoda byla pekna nebylo horko ani zima, ale proe byl ta,kovS/ spech? Take br. Meek a br. GajevskV, podali navrhy tam na opravu sta nov, jeden navrh byl jak omezit poet delegatu, drub* aby tiskovemu vS/boru, byla zruaena vaechna moc, ale jenom aby kontrolovali zavadne dopisy ca se vyrizuje poatou. To vystupovani to m1dde2e je chvaly hodne, ale to probirani stanov a pripravovani se k priatimu sje zdu je take nutria, ale pfitom spechu ne ni mane neeeho docilit, myslim ae je to kratka doba na schrizovani kdy2 se zalaaji satirize az o dvouch hodinach.

Schrize v College Station take mela

Btrana 0 peknou pohodu, byl kra,snY vYstup de2e, ale ani zrninka o stanovach a ptiStim sjezd y. iteenici dobie promluvili, ale piece pet minut by melo kaZdemu teeniku starlit.

S T NIX WEST, TEXAS

lo'Zena na druhou nedeli 14. eervna na misto tteti nedele.

Poznaete si na kalendati 14ho eervna a dostavte se do schtize v hojnem podtu.

S bratrskYm pozdravem Neco ze skuSenosti v roku 1920 sem poPrank J. Henzen, tajemnik. nejpry byl delegatem a v roku 1954 sem byl delegatem naposledy za to dobu se Ead San Antonio eislo 133 nem zmenilo, pied 34 roky sjezdy se od- Bratii a sestry. bYvaly jen V Ceske teei, dnes take se odNezapomente se dostavit na eer ynobYvaji v Ceske teei, ale ka2c1ST ma pravo you tadovou schazi ktera se bude konat mluvit &sky neb anglicky, to proto ze 14. dervna. Po schtizi bude svaeina a zdti mladi dovedou lepSi se vyslovit v an- bava. Jiste se pobavite. glieine, tak mluvi anglicky a delegat kte S pozdravem ry neovlada anglieinu je straceny a maKarel SazayskY dopis. lo platnY. ) i „),, • Buckholts, Texas Mojim ptanim je, aby elanky ye staRad eislo 15 v Buckholts, oznamuje novach byly znienenc, a to jsou elanky 12-6-23-63 , 59 ty to elanky se tYkaji svoji priSti schtizi na 14. dervna. Bude zbyteeneho utraceni penez. Jeden elen mi se konat tuto druhou nedeli proto, povidal, "a copak chceS s tema stano- na tPeti nedeli v dervnu planujeme tad() vami cleat? Stanovy uZ jsou ted' jako vY Piknik. — Ptijd'te tedy do schtize dne velika kniha a jsou dobre, a vkchno to 14teho vSici at' se poradime jak to NTS'e pokraeuje dobie, Zaden nekrade". Nu pro ten na,S" Piknik zatidit.

S bratrskYm pozdravem ja, si myslim kdyZ to tak vSechno pekne Raymond Zajieek. kraal a Utednici jsou spokojeni Mden • " o( nenatika,, tak na g ten sjezd potadat tech itad Nova Morava eislo 23 $5000,00 co sjezd stoji mtiZe ostat Jednote.

Schulenburg, Texas Nu bratte kclyZ sme tak nato kapli tak uz sjezdu nebude a stanovy ostanou ve- Sestry a bratfi:— Rad Nova Morava eislo 23 vyziva, v gelikou knihou. chny Cleny aby se sudastnili dervnove Ed. Snapka. schfize ktera se bude jako obvykle koPozn. red.:— olanek 23 noSich stanov, nati druhou nedeeli v rnesici dervnu o uvadi Stanovni vYbor se sejde hned po 1:30 odpoledne. ukoneeni sjezdu a zvoli si ze svoho stieSestra Bteskova se jiZ zminila ve Vedu ptedsedu, mistoptedsedu a tajemnika. stniku ze 27. kvetna. ze budeme mit malt' Jejich adresy budon po das platnosti sta- program a tak kdyZ ses. Bteskova pile nov uvetejneny v adresati Vestniku. ze budeme mit malt' program, infiZete Wechny navrhy na opravu stanov mu- tomu vetit. Ja vim jiste, ze ses. Bteskova, seji bSrti zaslany jen na tajemnika sta- uCi mlade2 pro tuto schnzi jakYs pronovniho vYboru do 31. btezna roku ko- gram to bude myslim zajirnav3-7, nebo ses. nami sjezdu, kterST je uvetejni ye Vest- Bteskova se v tomto dobte vyzna. Ptijd' elanka stanov. Take Hlavni nyku to a uvidite co to bude. tadovna, co celek, ma pravo zaslati sve Sestry jsou laskave Mdane aby donavrhy na opravu stanov. Navrhy mo- nesly nejake zakusky. Chceme miti spohou bfli podany v keel eeske 1 anglicke leenou svaeinu a bratti ze obstaraji zas a tak jsou pak i uvetejnenyi. Stanovni obeerstvenl. Chceme oslavit den Matek vSrbor je povinen nejmene dva mesice a Otcn najednou. Budeme Vas vkchny pted sjezdem projednati do gle navrhy neeka,vat. a timto vrborem doporueene navrhy uS bratrskYm pozdravem vetejniti ye Vestniku.

John Kahanek. &a ( Stanovnim vYborem nedoporueene naSjezd Ita,vlikove rodiny vrhy mohou bYti podany k uvaIeni ve sjezdu jen temi tady, jejich2 navrh nebyl se bude konat dne 21. dervna totiZ tteti nedeli v dervnu (Father's Day) v Moulpit at.

Stanovni v3Thor se sejde pted sjezdem, ton, Texas, v naAi sini tadu eulak eislo aby upravil doporueene navrhy. Stanov- 165 SPJST pti Gonzalske ceste, Farm to ni vDior za, praci pied sjezdem obdrM Market Road asi tti mile zapadne od mesta. plat jail urei sjezd.

• 43, • Timto zveme Vkchni kteti jsou kid 84. Dallas, Texas neni z na gi rodinou aby se jiste dostavili Timto davam yodel 2.e pravidelna schti tee stare zname i ptatele. ze tadu Pokrok Dallas, eislo. 84 je pkeKakla, rodina jest ? a,dane, by si pfine-

Ye stfedu, dne 1i1, Eervna 1959

sla kogik jidla, totig °bed a svoji rodinu registrovala o 11 hodinach rano.

Odpoledne zabavy a program, obeerstve ni vkho druhu hojnost. Tak jisto pkijd'te.

VSTbor rodinovY' Havlikove ) A. • t itad Karnes, cis. 93.

Karnes City, Texas Cteni bratti, sestry a vSici etenati Vest niku:— Main oznamit jak my tady pokradujeme. ftb,d Karnes, eislo 93 SPJST ,konal slavnostni schtizi dne 31. kvetna, 1959 v Hobson Hall. Schtizi zahajil ptedseda tadu J. Shortner ye 2 hodiny popoledni ptivital vkchny ptitomne deny a na y -aevniky, glceiCskflap tajemnik br. F. L. PustelovskY, eet1 pro tokol z posledni schtize a byl ptijat jak byl dten a pak bylo ujednane aby kaZdY kdo si pfeje promluvit, at' miuvi jakou tee umi lepS1 mluvit anglicky nebo eesky. Pak ptedsecla ptednes1 kdo by chtel nee° prorriluvit, aby naS'e schtize byiy lepS1 navUevovane, nebo co by se dab zlepgit V na,§ich schtizich. Byl dan navrh a podporovan a ptijat abychom aspon jednou roene konali slavnostni Schtize byla velice dobte navAtiven5,.

Te'Z jsme melt dosti navAtevnin z druhYch kadtt a i nekolik cizYch piltel se dostavilo.

Po schilzi nam sestry pilpravily dobrou svaeinu v geho dost a tad obstaral neco pro Zizeri, sodovku a i penive pivent m

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Parnatujte na Domov OcInoeinku Nebudete litovat kdyi navitivite

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Domov Odpoeinku v Taylor, Texas, Poznate, ze pomery tam co se pohodli, yYpravy a stravovani na gich hostti, stafenek a stakiekii tYee, jsou prvo-tHdni.

Dosud nektera, mista v Domove jsou k zapineni. — Piesvedete se osobne o krasnem podniku svoji nav gtevott. Budete pHjemne piekvapene.

Prosim nezanomente! — Piinaluvte se za Domov ve raich fidovfch sehfizich, My Yam pkedem.

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Nat rad ponaalu pokraeuje. Na g mistni organisator br. F. L. PustejovskY to a tarn nektere nove deny dostane zapsat nejaky gas zpatky dostal 4 nove a ted' nedavno zase 2 nove deny a zase, ma prospekt na vice a tak kdyZ neprti, aspen kdy2 kape a. i to pomhZe dostat vice Cleau do nakho radu.

Veera dne 3. eer y:cm jsme dostali pel<nY asi coul a pill a2 pies dva collie a tak moZna jakasi kukutice naroste. Flax seed, neb len, kdo mei nasete tak byla dost dobra firoda namlatily od 10 aZ do 30 bughl semena po akru a cena asi $2.90 bull, tak by to bylo dosti uchazejici. Jen ty vajieka jsou hodne lacine, pla,tili 17c. tucet, a dneska ze plati jenom 15c. tucet, ale krmivo pro slepice jest vehni dra he a tak kdo prodava vajieka, tak ma ztratu, ZadnY v:;7clelk a praci prida.

Koneim s bratrskYm pozdravem na vtechny etenare Vestnika 3. Shortner. ) o

Predseda, br. Carl Zich, pripominal kteri maji dopla,cenout pojistku, ze mohou bYti eleny radu, se viemi virhodami i naciale, kdyz- si zaplati mesieni poplatek, 10c. tedy $1.20 na rok. Neradi ztracime dobre eleny a mnozi o teto vYhode ani nevedi. Tak prosim vemte toto na vCdomi a neb si priberte dalgi pojitteni, nail organisatori Vam s radosti listinu vypini a my Vas v natern radu °pet radi uvidime.

TeZ mel br. Carl Zich peknS7 a vecnS7 dopis v anglicke easti Vestniku, doufam ze eleni si jeho dopisu poviimli a pozor ne pfeeetli. Diky bratte a pit easteji.

Miss Brenda Beth Ktivanek, dceruika br. a ses. Joe KrivankovYch, byla zvolena, co princess, representovat nat rad.

Jeji escort je Joe Paul Huberiak. Prejeme ji nanoho rispechu ku zvoleni kralovny z tretiho distriktu.

Jeji obrazek je v anglicke easti tohoto eisla Gratulujeme br. a ses. Carl Mika, k narozeni deveatka 23. dubna jest to jejich treti. St'astnYin rodierim a statiekfn br. a ses. V. MikovYm ptejeme by jim deveatko vyrfistalo, k radosti Vtichni bydli v Idaho Nate spolusestra, Joe Dar kova je jiZ z nemocnice doma ye kte re si minulY tYden pobyla nekolik dni, trpi na vysol, y tlak krve. Prejeme ji vii chni mnoho zdravi.

Pi. Helen Vitaskova, byla operovana v nemocnici sv. Josefa, kde byla narychlo dopravena po prudkem zachvatu na Z1u.dove kaminky. Operace se zdatila a my doufa-me, ze pi. Vitaskova bude opet brzy zdrava cot ji vtichni ze srdce prej erne.

Pani Robert Beeanova se AZ pekne pozdravuje po operaci, kterou nedavno pocistoupila. Ptejerne ji vtichni rychle uzdraveni od Pana Boha.

Vyueovani ye tkolach jiZ ukoneilo, kaZ dY veeer men graduaeni slavnosti z nektere gkoly. V patek weer katolicke ikoly "Laneri" pro hochy a "Our Lady of Victory Academy" pro defoata meli spoleeRad Svaz e. echoslovanii eislo 92 ne slavnost ye Will Rogers Auditorium.

Fort Worth, Texas Z Laneri High graduoval Charles Jerry Mile sestry, a bratti:— 'Botik Jr. a Patrick George Bezdek, co Radeva„ schaze narn ptipada na nevim z eeskYch deli 14. eervna, (June) a ve 3. hod. odp. tak bylo ujedriane v minule schrizi, ze Z koleje Our Lady of Victory, graduo klub mlade ge bude mit jejich schnzi od valy: Carol Ann Polk, (moje vnueka) a jedne hod. do ttech a Iadova schfize na Catherine Ann Koiarek. Z North Side misto ye d ye hod., zapoene ye 3 net se yygs ikoly graduovali: Billie Kai, Cato °pet zmeni, herine Fay Iluberiak, Millie Ann Wrubel, Doufam, br. a ses, kteil jste nebyli ye Dan Ray Parham a Billie Gack Chatten ze si po ySimnete tato zmeny a dont Tyto 2 Mena jsou anglicke, ale ptijdete vsichni v Cas, na 3 hodiny. maminky jsou Ceske. Viem gratulujeme Sestry jsou gadane o nejake peeivo a sa- a ptejeme dalsich aspechu. laty, neb co jineho k masu na spoleenou S pozdravem svaeinu po Marie juran dopisov telka.

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Houston, Texas Temito radky pripominam Vg em elenurn radu Pokrok Hailstorm Ze naie pravidelne mesioni schtze radu vZdy padaji na, druhY patek v rnesici. Na pri gti schrize ktera pada na 12 eervna v 8 hodin weer, bude spojend po odbyti sclarize, pratelskYm yeeirkem.

Tento pratelskY yeeirek po schrizi, byl odhlasovan v nail posledni schrizi, a proto ptijd'te v hojnem poetu aby jste videli jak vat rad pokraeuje a pti torn se pekne po schrizi s ptitomnSrmi bratry a sestrami pobavite. jegte jednou vas srdeene zve, za tad 6. 88 Frances Olexova, Rid Fort Worth 154

Mili bratti a sestry:— Mesic utekl a zase bude nate schrize v nedeli 14. e'en/11a ve d ye hodiny. 13uderne oslavovat 25 let arvani nateho radu Fort, Worth 154. Po schfizi potom se bude pro davit veeete barbecue i ty dobre kloba sy a co yiechno dobreho k tom'. Teiime se ze uvidime ty naie bratti sestry z Hlavni fitadovny taky bratra, Arnolda Vrlu a jeho rodinu. Taky zveme natehO redaktora bratra Hoika a jeho mantelku budeme vas radi yidet. V posledni schnzi jsme meli hezky program pro ty maminky byly ty deti velice hezke a pekne to vie umely. Dekuleme sestfe Mary Renfro. Jeite by jsme vas sesttleky prosily aby jste mohly neco peeiva nejake kolace paje a co jste chtely pent ptinest dekujerne yam.

Tak mill eleni nezapomente `derma 14. ye dye hodiny sichilze se zapoene, tak se dostavte. Uvidime se ve schuzi.

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KAL V priprave 50ti fete vYrodi zalozeni is du 92. Svaz aechoslovant. ye Ft. Worth, Tex. k teto °slave' bude ptipra yen velice pekny a drstojny program. — Pripravujte se laskavo nas Vail navitevou pc) Diky ptedem. e Nat tad 47. v Seaton, spoleene s odboekou Cis. 5. RVOS oznarnuje YSTroerti piknik ria nedeli dne 12. Cervence pfi sve spolkove sini. Vralelo ya kapela z Buckholts obstara hudbu, Ka dS7 jest fictive zvan.

• Dne 10. eer yna druhou sttedu v mesici oznarnend schfize ‘Zenskeho kronZku tadu 88 v Houston. Zapoene o 10 hodiny.

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Schuze patehm Distriktu 21. eervna 1959 Poeasi ktere jsme si objednali na nagi planovanou schtrzi 24, kvetna nas velice sklamalo. Ne, ze byla vgude jenom voda, ale ono pr gelo jako z hrnce, jegte tu nedeli 24 kvetna. Ov gem, nedalo se nic idelat neZli schtizi odlaZiti na 21. eervna 1959. Program bude jak byl vyplanovan predeg le. Jenom s tou vyjimkou, Ze te prilditosti zaroveri oslavime na ge "O.tove" neb na tu nedeli nam pkipada "Den ()tea". Proto nenechte si ujiti tu prilaitost pobaviti se v kruhu s yYch pratel a znarnych.

Za,roveri yam oznamuji Ze se nemusite cbd- qt, pakli nam znovu uhodi gpatne po eagi. Tentokrate bratr J. M. 8krabanek se postaral aby nam nic nepokazilo nage plany. Nechal celou cestu s hlavni silnice vykerkovat, a2 na vYletiUe a k tomu vgemu nechal postavit ohromnou stodo lu aby nas vYletnici chranili od gpatne ho poeasi. Tedy Zadne strachy a vzhfiru do Danbury na distriktni schtzi pateho (5) distriktu.

Doufam, Ze nage trednici H. fdadovny prijmou nage pozvani a podle moZnosti nas navgtivi v plitomnosti s yYch man-.

Vime, Ze jest to velka obetavost vydati se na deli cestu a k tomu jegte v .nedeli. Ale v kaZde takove schtizi vZdy hldame ty tvare na gich vadeft. A proto doufam, Ze vam bude rao gno tu stravit mezi nami.

POSMRTNI VZPOIVINKA My, nine podepsanY resolueni vYbor du Cechoslovan eislo 40. Vyslovujeme hluboce zdilenou soustrast pozustale rodine nageho mladeho spolubratra George Bradecky kterY podlehl teZkemu zraneni ktere utr pal 27. imora 1959 a zemkel nahle 18 kvetna ye svern domove v Seattle, Wash. v stall. 29 let. Zanecbavaje Zalem sklieenou matku, Fenu a 3 &Ai, 3 bratry a 3 sestry.

• Vime pozUstald rodino, Ze aal Va g je velkY, ale take milosrdenstvi Bo21 je hekoneene. A my vSichni soucitime s vdmi neb zesnulY spolubratr byl vkly dbaly svych povinnosti a obliben u svYch spo lu delnikt a zamestnavatelb pro fisluZnou povahu. Dej mu MTh odpoeinuti vac ne a Best budi2 jeho pamatee zachovand.

Leo Triska, E. K. Hajo y.skji res. vYber.

• • (— Posmrtni vzporninka Bratr Martin Brzak Glen radu 'Oslo 28. zemkel due 7. kvetna 1959 v nemocnici po 6ti mesieni nernoci. — Narodil se 25. dubna 1880 ye stare vlasti. — Zanechal zde d ye nevlastni dcery pi. Louise Janik a pi. Bessii Dobiag . Byl k veenemu odpoeinku uloZen na Narodni hrbitov v East Bernard.

Nage soustrast portistale recline. — Pre jeme zesnulemu veeneho miru!

Schtize zapoene v 10 rano, v poledne obed a po °Ude program na gi mlatieZe k . ucteni nagich "tatikti" pod vedenim nagich trech mladYch riditelek sester: Maxine 8efeik, Della Kadleeek a Estelle Kelly. Take budou rozdane darky pritom nYrn tatinkfun Totiz, nejstar gimu, nejmladgimu a pak tomu kterY ma nejvice Proto prijd'te, nebudete litovat.

Prived'te sve rodiny, pratele a take sousedy, budete v gichni vitani a jsem jista ze nebudete litovat. Obed jako vZcly bude chutni a studene napoje budou rovneZ Oznamcni o timpti k clostani Prijedle brzi a zilstante dlouZa rad San Antonio, eislo 133, podavaho. Je gte jednou vas uctive zveme a te- me smutnou zpravu, Fe v nedeli 24. kvet gime se na, shledanou v Danbury na na t. r. v 7 hodin 30 minut weer ye yerand bratra 8krabanka, 21. eervna 1959. ku 75 let opustila nas navkly nage Za distrikt pity sestra Frances Olexova Johana Valiekova ) • .11. • t posledne bytem u manZelfr Louis DresVYbor americkeho kongresu pro vS7z- sleroveh 122 Dulling Ct., San Antonio. kum vesmiru zjistil po bedlivem getreni, Aekoliv sestre Valiekove dostalo se od ze sovetska umela obeZniee Lunik je pod Dresslerfi to nejlep gi pace, v poslednich vod a v3-7mysl. Nebyla nikdy vystfelena. clnech hodne trpela, nebylo Fadne pomoTote potvrdili take nekteri sovet gti ved ci. TrebaFc jsme vrsichni ztratili veskev jcji uzdraveni, zprava ci, kteri se stieastnili nedavnYch rnezina rou rodnich vedeckYch porad ye 8vSicarsku. jejim Umrti zaptisobila na nas velmi bo-

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Sestra Jana Valiekova byla horlivou a oddanou elenkou riaSi Jednoty , od roku 1905, v2cly rada vypomohla ye spolkove prdci a litovala, Fe pro zakernou chcrobu nemohla se s ndmi dale schazeti.

Budeme ji postradati a east() si na ni vzpomeneme.

Jmenem vaech Clem nakho radu, ke kteremu zesnuld patrila, truchlici rodine vyslovujme naSi upkimnou hlubokou soustrast.

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nagich iadU Zda, se nam, Ze nejakYm spilsobem by mohi kaFclY nas rad oslaviti prilelitost ne vyroei sveho zaloleni, jak pak jinak se rnohou prizniveje precIstaviti vekejno sti sveho nejbliFSiho okoli. — Prosim bratri ktkednici starSich na gich fadu uvaZujte o tom. — Jsem jist Ze /Aid bratr J. F. Chupick tajemnik Hlavni Uradovny Vam na poladani docla bliZgi informace ku prikladu, kdy Va g rad byl zaloam, zakladajici eleny, atd.

• t Amerieti, britati a francouzSti vojaci v Zdpadnim Berline jsou pripraveni na, vSechny moFnosti. Velitelem jednotneho spojeneckaho Uatiu je americkY general Barksdale Hamlett. )• •( Situace na trhu prate se ve SpojenYch Staech radikalne zlep gila. Za jedinY me sic naglo zamestnani 1,200,000 muff', kte ri byli postiZeni zimni nezamestnanosti.

Celkem pracuje v Americe dnes 65,012,000 osob. ) • 6% • ( Na tibetske uzemi vstoupily prvni od(lily sovetske armady, aby pomohly einskYm okupantiun potlaeit povstani tibetskYch vlastencU. Oeiti svecici Masi, Ze v karavannim stredisku Gyantse, ktere le Zi asi 100 mil jihozapadne od Lhasy, je posadkou asi 250 sovetskY- ch kavaleristit. ) • it • PobliZ Minneapolis zapadi do 12ti stopovSTch zaveji rychlik se 150ti cestujicimi. Cast pasaFeru musela bS7t za pomoci helikopter dopravena do nejbliZ gi. ne=mice.

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Prvni mriCek (M. Jahn) (Pokraeovani) Sedlak Jurenka byl Zenat ad masopustu. Mel Zenu z pasek a zil s ni gt'astne prve ti mesice. Pro gtesti nevedel, jak je St'asten. Mel rad svou Zenu Cilku a vide' Fe u ni je tot&F. A z toho zkvetalo g testi. Ani by ZadnY z nich nekekl, jak ty tki mesice ubehly. Nic nekalilo jejich Zivot .Cilka byla dobra a ticha, v praci se vyznala a ovijela se v prazdnYch chiditch ()kola Josefa tak jako bteet'an okolo kmene.

Cilce vgak nekdy se stYskalo. Tesknila chvilemi tam po tech krasnYch, odlehlYch pasekach, kde byla proZila detst vi a mladost.

Sedala nekdy zamy glena, jakoby v my glenkach behala za prvYm domovem.

"Co je ti?" otazal se ji nejednou Josef a dostaval pokaZde skoro tout odpoved'.

"Kdybychom byli tak, Josefe, v pasekach. Ach, tam je jinde! Ja, se tu jegte necitim doma" odpovidala na jeho 0tazky a pokaZde pti torn chvilku se zasnila.

A Josef nechapal, proe je ji teskno.

V2clyt' jemu samemu bylo tak smuthe na blizku lestir, ktere tak hueely a zpijely srdce tesknotou. Ptemital o tom, vgak nenagel pkieiny, proe mohla tesknit. — Snad se ji zastesklo po jejich rodieich anebo kdoZ to vi, co ji tam laical°. Ona jen. tesknila, nemohla zapomnet na ty vzcialene paseky, na ktere svitilo slunce jejiho detstvi I jeji mladosti.

Nedele s nedele chodila, do pasek a pfichazela pod sam yeeer veseld, jako by okkala ve svelim vzduchu.

Tak jednou v dfiverne chvili Cilka mu yypravovala, jak Zila v mladi. Mluvila o svYch druZicach a znamYch a jenom slovem se dotekla mlacleho chasnika, kterY se o ni uchazel. Byl to syn sousedfiv muzikant Jalyildka. S nim rostla a s nim si hravala, aF jednou pochreeer vyznal ji lasku. Ona ze studu utekla. Bylo ji gest nact let a jemu dvacet. A to bylo v gecko, s elm se svekila Josefovi.

Josef se uchytil na teto feel "Proe sis ho nevzala?" tekl ji s mirnou vYeitkou.

"Ne on je takovY' lehict uF neni tak jako pied roky. Chytil se muzikantti, bych ho nechtela," odtekla Cilka a rukama ovinula se okolo Josefa.

Josef pohledl poprve nedtivekive na Cilku. Myslil, Fe Cilku vabi do pasek jeji dkivej gi laska, a tato my glenta pou gtela zvolna otravne kokinky do jeho du-

VESTNIK — WEST, TEXAS se. Josef poprve za Zarin a zaeal se tra,pit. Doposud neatal tohoto pocitu, ktery mu pkekaZel v praci, odnaSel spanek a ztrpcoval iivot. Vedel jen, Fe dkive mu hrave prace, Sze an pki ni a nyni kolikrat za den, pti praci na poli, pri jidle, pki probuzeni ptepadly ho myglenky, jimt se nemohi ubranit. Nekdy si kekl, pros se jen trapi takovYm nesmyslem ale spokojiti se nemohi. A Cilce se take nemohi svetit. Styciel se za hlou post, ye kterou ani nevetil, a proto ky tinted. sam sebe.

V nedeli pied senoseei sedeli oba v jiz be. Bylo v ni eiste a vlidne, jakoby se sem teprve byli ptestehovali. Cilka uZ mela pomyto a byla ustrojena. Mela na sobe Ziviltek z rucleho sametu, eist'oueke rukavce; sebrane nad pinym loktem a na hlave eepeeek vdanYch. Sedela netrpelive a rozvrtela se, ale ,kaalY ten pohyb jeji byl krasnY a sveli.

Najednou pohlecila na Josefa svetlYma oeima, ktere byly tak eisty a rozesma ty, jakoby mega ye zraku po kapce rosy.

"Josefku, nehnev,ej se, pustig mne do pasek?" kekla mu s lichotnYm pohledem, kterY valy obinekoil Josef a.

"Ty tam tak rada chodi g —" tekl ji Josef podezirave.

"Nediv se, vZdyt' jsem tam vyrostla," odkekla Cilka s lehoueitYrn iismevem.

"Bull vi co to tarn tahne," oddychl Josef a zamikl po techto slovech.

"Co to to napadlo," odtekla Cilka a leh ce se zardela.

Mein tak eistou du gl, kterou uF kaZde podezkeni uvadi v rozpaky.

"Kdy2 tam tak pospicha g —" odtekl Josef.

"Nechce g -li, neptijdu," fekla mu Cilka, sklopila ztrnule oei a zahrala v rulcou koneekem zasterky.

"Vklyt' ja ti nebranim," odkekl Josef a jenom ta slova vypustil, upkel zkou mavy pohled na Cilku.

"Vgak ja se ti zas brzo vratim," tekla mu Five a jak by ji uchvatil vitr, vstala s lavice, podvazals, si pod krk svetlY hed vabnY gatek a lehicYmi kroky popo gla k Josefovi.

"A nebude g se hnevat?" tekla mu neZne, vzala ho okolo gije a s polibkem dotekla se ho na skrani.

"Nebudu," odvetil Josef, ale tentokrat neoplatil ji polibku nezala gkoval s ni, jak to met citive ye zvyku.

Cilka si toho nev gimla, zvedla se a lehouece vznesla se ke dvetim. Botky ji plage zavrzly, kekla vesele "s bohem" a uz byla v sini. se k Josef se zvedl a no prstech oknu. Vide', jak Cilka probehla okolo,

Strarta 0 jak se ji sukne zvinily a kroky za n naspu utichly.

V Josefovi zvedl se nekildnY vitr. Mane vzal klobouk a vy gel na prat.

Cilka uF byla ze dvora. Tak eekstve mladistve stoupala a celYm Velem hrala ji miadost. A pra,ve ten jeji mladistvY pohyb, ta radost, ktera ji nesla do pasek, znepokojily Josefa. Citil ze v dugi vezi mu otravna jakasi my glenka tak jako rezavY hkebik a Fe ho tFeba vytrhnout. Chvili stal na miste, ale pak razera se vzchytil a beZel oklikou okolo potoka s osekanYmi vrbami za Cilkou.

Cilka se rozbehla dedinou, probehla okolo stareho htbitova, zahnula za rote kostela a jiz se ocitla v polich.

Klasnata pole zvinila se ji v ()Melt a v dalce se vytYeil mirnY pahorek s cikeve nym ickiZem a se dvema lipami. Letni den der y novY byl pinY prudiceho svetla, zeme zadychla horkem a rozesttela vgea ku svou barevnou nadheru. LehkY vitr pohanel oblaka a gumel v klasech. Chrpy a koukoly jenom se mihaly v oeich.

Nekolik stromft k sobe se svinulo v maHay hajek, zahraly gt'a.vnate louky a vg ecka ta kouzla prveho leta vala oei. Cilka se zabehla oeima po kraji, pro gla okolo kite a s palaorku pohledla vesele do pasek .

PortIznu rozsete lesiky vlidne ji vitaly, z lesfi a zahrad prosvitly chaloupkY, a zelene koberce luein a tra,vnikft zpest kily se ji v oeich.

Cilka sla, na, nic nemyslic. Byla, tak gt'astna tak jako za detstvi, starosti neznala a jenom alma tekala po vlidnem koutku, kterY se ji byl trvale otisklclo du ge. Razern se ,vytrhla.

Videla peed sebou chasnika. Ihned 116 poznala po kroku. Sel bystke, byl gtihle postavy a v rukou pohraval jakYrnsi les kle sviticim pkedmetem. To byl Jahudica.

S ‘ el k muzice a nest si v rukou kfidlovku.

Cilka si vzpomnela na stare easy, kdy pasekami zpivala Vinekova kterou tak rada slYchala, Kouzlo to znova se vratilo. Myslila, Fe piece v tech pasekach bylo ji lepe. Kdyby tak. mohla vzit s sebou Josef a, v'g ecko by mohla oFelet.

Vincek ji dostihl a s ilsrnevem pozdravil. Cilka mu take oplatila iisinevem.

"Eh, le to teskno po na gich pasekach," nn rifTkl Vincek.

"Ba ze je teskno. Ani si vznomenout nemohu, kcle jsou ty easy!" oddychla Cil ka.

"Mohlas tu zilstat. Vgak jsem sta.l o tebe. Ale tys chtela, sedlaka, Fe ma vie zeme," povedel Jahttdica s fismevem, kterem nebylo trpkosti.

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"No, y ea,k si zvyknee," kekl ji tatleek. kekla Cilka.

"VSak jsi chtel jenom tak milovat a "Je pravda, on je takovY dobrak, milZe "Oh, zvykne. AZ pkijdou deti, nebude odejit ke druhe. Jsi ty mi ptadek, kcloZ easu pomyslet - -" dopovedela mamen- ho otoeit okolo prstu," dopovedela maby to neznal", iekla mu Cilka, menka. ka. ye.

Cilka se zardela a lehce hodila hlaJahudka byl vZdycky veselY chlapik "A jak vy se senem?" zeptal se tatieek, a miloval zase takove lidi. Cilka mela you, aby zahnala rozpaky. protok nekolik dni uz vezel v techto "A jak se s Josefem pokadate?" ozval jazyk na pravern miste, a proto rad ji starostech. se tatieek. dobre, tatieku," s fismevem od(Pokrae'ovani prigte) "Vratim se a tebou, neco si keknem", nadhodil Jahirdka.

"RadSi jdi po svYch, abys nezmakal muziky," odlaYvala ho Cilka, ale Vincek se pedal a vratil se a Cilkou. povidali si o sve mladosti a ekad lilt jeden druheho. ZaSli do lesika, a2 skoro pod samou rodnou chalupu einu.

"Synku, uZ se vrat', kekli by, Ze se tu schazime," pkipornenula Cilka a schval ne zrychlila chuzi.

"Nemysli, nechci ti nieeho zleho, jenom Ze od mladi jsem tak doternY nezbeda" primal se Vincek se smichem.

"Je pravda, to jsi," odrekla Cilka.

"No, vicliA. Tak s Bohem, Cilko, a mej se debre," povedel Vincek, vzal Cilku za ruku a stiski ji, a2 skorem vzkkikla.

"Poekej, ty eelmo, podam ti podruhe ruku," pokarala ho Cilka, ale Vincek je nom se usmal.

"Snad se ty nehnevae," kekl napolo uraZen. "Ale jdi, ja to jen Zertem," odkekla Cilka a zase se rozjasnila.

"Ale vis, nikdys mi nedala, hubie'ky. Ne must Josef mit vS'ecky," povedel Vincek a napkahl po Cilce ruku.

Ona ho lehce uhodila. ZapYkila se a rychle beZela od Vincka.

Byla aZ u same claalupy. Rodiee jeji sedan v zahrade pod starou jabloni. Nebyli stall., ale price a lopoty pkidavaly jim rokti. Mamenka sedela vzpkimene, ale taticek u2 se pomalu prohYbal v kkilich.

Vzdyt'zili v samYch tech lopotach, v samYch tech starostech o Zivot a ani v nedeli nerneli odedclm. VZdy bylo o premYSlet neb oe se starat.

Cilka je zastihla, jak prave mluvili o senoseei. Ale sotva ji useeli, ihned se rozveselili. 13yli tak radi, Ze na ne Cilka nezapominala, Uvitali ji s Usmovem a hned ji na lavce odsedli.

Cilka je pkivitala a usadila se podle m am enky.

"No jak tam u vas?" ozval se tatieek.

"Clavalabohu", odrekla Cilka s uspokojenim a po jeji tvaki rozlila se radost.

"Videt ji na ocich, Ze se zle nema," Kdyi pied nedavnem sestra 5innon BartoSova, sediei v levo slavila sve 87 dodala mamenka. zeniny, pet generaei se sin'astnilo. Pani. Lydia ZtivodnY, naSe pilna dopisovatelka "Nic mi tam nechybi, jenom ty paz Rogers, stoji v levo. Stojiei v pravo, je pani SlaNikova z Cameron a pied ni sedi seky. Pfec je tu jinae," pravila Cilka a v pravo pi.

Charles Chandler jeji dcera a na Mine Susanku svoji dcerusku.-v toto skoupe posledni slovo shrnula Nage poklona a upinune blahopiani. vkcka to kouzla rozkvetbich pasek.

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— Prof. dr. V. V. 8techovi, historikovi u-

meni byl udelen "Add price". V roce 1958 bylo dovezeno z SSSR 350,000 ruskych hodinek nevalne jakosti Plati se za kus od 230 do 50 Kes. Import ze 8vYcar z Nemecka prakticky neni a zapadni hodinky se prodavaji jen na &mem trhu.

- Leninovy narozeniny byly oslavovany cele republice. Hlavni projev v Praze mel tajemnik KSO Vladimir Kou cick, kterY se u2 kadi mezi rudou Sleektu.

— NovYin es. vyslancem v Holandsku je bYvalY namestek min. kcal Bohumil Mucha, povolanim ueitel.

— Prvni synteticky lih vyrobily Stalino vy zavody v ZaluZi. — Citrony byly v CSR k dostani jen k vanocnin a to jeke v omezenem mno2stvi (2 kusy za 3 Kes.). Nyni pry je zajkSten jejich do yoz z Italie.

Ministerstvo zahranienich vecl odevzdalo francouzsicemu velvyslanci v Praze dalk protestnii notu 2adajici durazne 11volneni lodi "Lidice" a jejiho illegalniho nakladu zbrani.

— Liu 8 ao-ti, navy president komunisti eke tiny obdr2e1 blahoptejnY telegram od Ant. Novotneho.

— 1. maj byl oslaven v Praze obvyklYm zpesobem za ucasti tady zahranienich delegaci. Bylo uzavteno mno2stvi pracovnich zavazkil.

— FotbalovY internacional Pe gek byl odscuzen na 15 mesict pro tizeni auta V podnapilem stavu.

- Tento tYden kond se v Praze IV. v§eod borovY sjezd.

— Vyznamenani za Brusel, kde Cs. pavilon ziskal prvni cenu obdr2eli: 1112. F. Adamek, F. Slat* in2. J. amugr, Chudeficke sklarny, Karlo yarske sklo a n p. Te sla.

— Kti2ikovy zdvody ziskaly dodavku 155, 000 elektromera pro Recko.

— Svazovaci nsteckeho kraje uspo•dali letoki.i pout' na Rip. — Na Slovensku dnes umira ttikrat vice kne2i ne2 jich je nave vysveceno.

— V Praze zemfeli dva bkv. yYznaeni so kolati pracovnici: M. Jorsak a Vlad.

11cr.

— "Vitani do 2ivota", je Hest bez kftu, kterY zavedli komuniste v CSR, aby se zbavili "ptedsudkir a "vymanili se z temnot".

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Oprava

Na Slovensku je nedostatek ueeben pro Sicolni deti. Podle sloVenske "Price" je tieba vybudovat do r. 1965 nove ueebny pro 146,000 2alciI. — Pralsice Rude pravo oznarnii), Se v aeskoslovensku je jiz 1,300 obchodii se samoobsluhou.

-- V Praze-Spotilo y zemtel koncem btezna e veku 59 let autor "aer yon,"i sukynky" (The blue skirt) Vaclav Bldha. ZesnulY skladatel byl autorem eetnYch pisni a taneenich skladeb. e.,eskoslovenskYm odbornikfun podaiilo se vynalezt novY zpiisob sterilace mleka, Se vycl •i bez z ylakniho chlazeni dva tYdnY eerstve.

- Na mezinarodni vYstavu yin v Langen lois v jiZnim Rakousku poke CSR 22 vzorkft yin z riiznYch es. oblasti. VYstaVa bude koncem dubna.

— Nekolik zamestnanciI narodniho podniku "Kovokot" v Bratisle bylo odsouze no k mnohaletemu Salmi. Odcizili pry kovovY material v cene asi 1,350,000 KC. — Ve tteti petiletce ma bYt vybudovano v 'OM 41,700 km bezpraAnYch cest.

— U obce Bozkove nedaleko 2eleznehn Brodu byly objeveny neve krapnikove je skyne s nejvetSim podzemnim jezerem v Oechach.

—Po americkem vzoru zahajili v CSR stavbu motelu. Motely budou postaveny na silnicich Praha-Brono, Praha-a. Budejovice, u Deviti Icti gt na Vysoeine a na ji2ni a severni Morave .

— V obci ternina v Po gumavi riaki dva 2aci ostrY naboj, kterY explodoval a oba te2ce zranil. Po pilvodu naboje se patra.

- MinisterskY ptedseda Siroky si trpce ste2oval, Se kdysi postaeila zemedelska produkce, aby U2ivila v .gechny obeany v republice a letos podle jeho slov se musi dovezt ze zahraniei 1,650,000 tun chlebovehn obili, 100,000 tun masa, 8,600 tun masla a mnoho jinYch potravin.

- Gen. Ludvik Svoboda vyznamenan dem K. Gottwalda za "mhnofldne sluhy o zvy:Sovani branne schopnosti — CSR. — Televisni vysilae VYchodni Cechy v Kasnem u Pardubic zahajil zku:Sebni vysilani.

Stalo se neclopattenim, Se v adresati MinulY tYclen byl oznaeen opet br. Ben L. Mikolaj co clistriktni tajemnik druhello okrsku, co2 jest chybne.

Tajemnikem druheho okrsku jest br.

A. L. BoudnY, Taylor, Texas, Rt. 2. Box 180. a tak prosim si laskave adresa • opravte. Diky ptedem.

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- NovY jordansky ministersky ptedseda Hazza Majali prohlasil k novinafilm 2e Jordan se nepiipoji k 2adnemu vojenskemir--Npaktu. Nekteti pozorovatele soudi, 2e nova jordanslcd vlada se pokusi o navazani normalnich diplomatic IcYch stykft se Spojenou arabskou repu • • — Vlacla Velke Britanie se rozhodla, Se proda Iraku moderni tanky a tyskava letadla. Tinto krokem se ma zebranit tomu, aby , se Irak stal v dodavkach zbrani zavislY na Sovetskem Svazu. Brit.z3ti pozprovatele se clomnivaji, ze Kassem nechee bYt ani Nasserovou loutkou, ani satelitem SSSR. • Podle spra y z Kuby organisuje se tam za otevfene podpory premiere, Castra invase neclaleke Dorninikansice republikyi v ktere vladne cliktator Trujillo. V jeho Pale,ci se take zdr2uje byv. kubanskY pre silent Batista. ) • at • MILYM DOPISOVATELUM

Nektere pozde doMe dopisy budou v eisle. Melte strpeni.

Pfi 7mene Va§"I adresy poniUte tohoto kuponu Supreme Lodge SPJST. box 400, Temple, Texas. '._. e.clern Vas o menu me adresy jak na sleduje:— mole novd adresa Jest:—

— Nove udobi Zapasu s "Masarykismem a revisionismein" zahajuje pry Kti2ikova kniha "T. G. Masaryk a eeska poli- Moje stare, adresa:— tica" yydana, es. statnire nakladatelstvim v Praze.

— Min. Men& NejedlY a akademik 0.

— BratislayskY rozhlas oznamil dne 28. Chlup byli "pocteni" medalii IThinskeho dubna, 2e poeet majitelft televisnich pti- (sovetske vyznamenani), kterou jim pie• Pattim k •adu eislo jimaeft p •esahl 400,000. Za poslednich 5 dal A. I. Kairov, president Akademii peS pozdravem mesicu jich ptibylo vice ne2 100,000. dagogickYch ve'd SSSR.,

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Li! Jednou umieme chni. Viak mu j otec take zahynul na moi®" vy jdete do lod'ky, askoliv vite, a byla rakvI vaieho otce?"

Ilybai a pan. p vni east

Bylo po bouri. StatnST rybai piijel prive ku biehu. Vytahl lod'ku a cizinec dal se s thin do hovoru.

Rybai rAie'eho nei alnakel.

Cizinec pravil: "Divine se vim, rybairi, ie se nebojite na mori v takove Jak snadno by mohla vas po tk at i mitt!"

"I ten smeten byl ulna® mi i s lodiarou do hioubky. Byl jig sedmdesel let star, marne se vinim branil, Otec a i o r 6asto vypravoval" VII rybai..

2\3Mi. odvetil: "Byl jsem tentokrate dobie schovin. Tam na ostruvku, ale zaiil jsem 13ouilt dust a vetiich!" nebojite se, ze vas mote pohlti?"

"Nu, pohlti, tedy

pohl-

"A jak zeani. el va gde d?

A take na moil?" ptal se dale pan.

Dokoneeni pkiSte.

Ve stredu, dne 10. dervna 1959 Obchodni dohoda CSR s Velkou Britanii Poea.tkein dubna byl v LondSme podep san protokol o vYmene zboZi mezi Velkou Britanii a Ceskoslovenskem pro rok 1959.

Na zaklade teto dohody ma celkov . °brat zahranieniho obchodu dosahnout vyse asi 220 miliona korun Ztistava, na stejne (Irovni jako v minulein roce.

Ceskoslovensko doveze z Velke Bri. tanie zejmena stroje a prumyslove zarizeni, dale suroviny a umele hmoty. Pod niky es. zahranieniho obchodu budou vyvaZet hlavne stroje a strojni zakizeni, dale suroviny, sklo, biZuterii, textilni zbo21, obuv, cukrovinky a jine produk. ty.

FEP. cgo 4 ( ) Nova Cs. namoini lod' Dne 14. dubna byla zastupci eeskoslovenskeho zahranieniho obchodu v jugoslayskem phstavu Pulji prevzata nova lod' "Ostrava". Jde o cisternovou lod' o vYtlaku tenter 20,000 tun, jet je dosud nejvetSim namornim plavidlem CSR. V poradi je to ji2 Sesta, es. lod' ureena pro zalaranieni obehod.

BratislayskY" rozhlas uvedl, 2e Ostrava je 170 metro dlouha, 22 metro Siroka s ponorem 9 metro. Do jejich cisteren se vejde naklad 400 nakladnich vlaku o 50ti FEB vagonech.

4, • ( — Kdy'Z 1,200 britskSTch vojakil z Kypru ptistalo minulY tYden v Southamptonu, celnici jim zabavili vSechny fotograficke pristroje, hodinky, cigarety a jine piedrnety. Nemeli, elm zaplatit vysoke clo.

•( - Iransk'a vlada protestovala u vlady sovetske, ze jeji letadla poruSila behem mesiai v 81ti pfipadech fizemni svrchovanost Iranu. Na peti mezi obema ze memi se priostfilo a sovetskY velvyslanec Pegov se s yYm Stabem opustil chvatne Teheran.

Precti s tatinkem a potom spravne opiS do seSitu! Dopisy, ye kteOch se piSe, ie se Maly etenar libi, jsou st6e- — V 2eneve byla zahajena konference kovi mile a jsou mu admenou za jelio zahranienich ministrii etyr velmoci. Zdstupci Zapadniho a Wchodniho Nemec praci s Ma13'im etenirem. ka se jednani fieastni jen jako poradci.

S pozdravem Soveti se snaZi prosadit, aby konference Strj-leek Mieek z Austins byla rozSitena o zahranieni ministry •Adresa strjfekri CSR a Polska.

Universit y Station Ausila, ) • 44 • ( Dr. Ed. Mieek, — Winston Churchill na yStivil Spojene Staty jako host presidenta Eisenhowera.

— V odvett. za vykaEani polskeho Spiona V New Yorku navStivil take Bernarda Ba z Bruselu, nafidila Gomulkova vlada, a- rucha, svou pfibuznou Duchess of Marlby VarSavu opustil belgickY vyslaneckY. borough, gen. Marshalla a bYv. zahranie ottache Leonard Storm, , niho ministra Dullese.

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Kiest'anstvi na Morave jii kolem r. 800?

ZprirmysIneni vSrehodniho Slovenska

Za dneSnich porneril aby si dovolil stonati jen zamoZnY °bean a kaZdY se dota zuje pros vYdaje za nemoc stoupaji a pros vzhista nemocenske pagSteni. TYdenik U. S. News & World Report tvrdi, e tento zjev souvisi s revoluci nemocnie ni peee. Lena prodelava velke zmeny, ktere stoji mnoho penez. KaZda, rodina dnes peouje o sve zdravi jinak, ne Z tomu bylo delve.

Archeolog Dr. Josef Cibulka, ktery fidl vedecka badani na naleziSti kostela v Modre u Velehradu na jinni Morave, doSel k zaveru. Ze Morava byla Idest'anska ji2 pied peichodem verozvestu. sv. Cyrila a Metodeje. PiSe o tom ve sve publikaci "VelkomorayskY kostel v Modre u Velehradu a zaeatky keest'anstvi na Morave", ktera nedavno vySla v nakladatelstvi Os. akademie ved.

Podle plant). es. relirnu se v peiStich patnacti letech stane z KoSickeho a Pre Sovskeho kraje jedna z nejprtu-nyslnejSich east 6eskoslovenska. Jadrem prilrnyslu v teto oblasti bude komplex VYchodoslovenskYch Zelezaren, v nich2 pro voz zaene v roce 1964. KoSice samotne maji vyritst na mesto o 170,000 obyvatelich.

Tent() tYdenik ukazuje, pros i maid nemoc stoji dnes hodne penez. Na phklad nekdo onemocni zachlazenim. Jde k lekati a te mu peedepiSe pilulky. Leka h dnes vedi Ze veasne pouZiti antibiotik zabrani zapalu plic neebo jinemu vane ma onemocneni. UZivani pilulek pa nekolik dni stoji prilmerne $6 aZ $7. S lekatskou na yStevou muse pacient zaplatit 10 a2 12 dolartr.

Podle Dr. Cibulky byla Morava °bracena na ktest'anstvi pirsobenim iro-skot skych misionakil z britskYch ostrovil ji2 v druhe polovine 8. stoleti. "Kolem roku 800 nastava, na Morave nahla prornena pohtebniho eadu a misto nekdejSiho pohanskeho pohitivani Zaroveho se takeka najednou objevuje pohebivani nespalenYch ter, referovala a knize Lidova, demokracie 15. fmora, "co 2 nutne musel zpir sobit mocnY ptiliv keest'anstvi. Vznik zdeneho kostela .v Modre je proto teeba klast nejspiSe prave do obdobi vystuptur, vaneho misijniho pirsobeni na Morave, v nemZ se uplatnili iroskotSti run g!. Stalo se tak kolem roku 800 a nikoli mnoho 0 =oho pozdeji, protole po roce 800 se vSechny iroskotske klaStery zmenily v benediktinske a soueasne byla vYtvarnd einnost razu ostrovniho (britskYch ostrovti pozn red.) vysteidana umenim karolinskYm, ktere ji neznala takovou dispisici jako kostel v Modre. Tedy peibliZne 70 let peed peichodem sv. Cyrila a Metodeje byla jrZ Morava keest'anska, a to ptisobeni knal, jejich liturgickYm a cirkevnim jazykem byla latina."

To je velkã zmena oproti minulYm letam. Peed nekolika lety poslal lekat pacienta domil a natidil mu, aby setrval nekolik dni v posteli. Peedepsal mu neivYSe aspirin nebo nejakou naplast. VYdaje einily prtimerne $5. Pacient se vetSinou zbavil timto zptisobem cheipky, ne kdy vSak dostal zapal plic.

Lekatske sdrukni tvrdi, Z"e moderni oSeteern a novo leky jsou peieinou vetSich vYdajt1 i u menSich nemoci. Podle da tioVYch peiznani vydavaji poplatnici ny ni z kaA.dYch zdanitelnYch $100 na leeeni $5. Roku 1948 einila tato eastka pouze $4.

KaZdYm rokern vYdaje za nemoc ye SpojenYch statech stoupaji. Podle statistik velkYch pojiSt'ovacich spoleenosti melo minuleho roku vice na Miii0n a° meriekSrch rodin vySSi lekakske fifty, na civil jejich celkovY rani pkijem.

Vzestup lekaeskYch a medicinskYch je jednirn z dulelitYch einiteltr, jiZ zvySuji cenovY index.

Je peirozene, Ze velke nemoci jsou nyni dralte. Na peiklad srdeeni zachvat stoji nyni v kahlem vetSim meste na 2,000 dolart. V torn je nemocenske ()Setkeni za Sest nedel v slime 1,200 dolartl, 450 dolarti za zvlaStni leky, jako je na peiklad transfuse krvi a 325 dolartr za peel lekaeovu. Nekteei pacienti museji po zachvatu po celY divot platit tYdne $5$6 za zvlaStni léky, chteji-li se udr2et Zivote. .

Lide jsou nyni beze sporu dele ivi ne delve. Jest to vYsledkem lepAi lekaeske peee, ktera, stoji vice penez. Veda v3 n -nalez ustnovelky,trjsoup merne drahe.

Kongrees nyni studuje po vzoru Anglie zavedeni ureitYch statnich peiplatkti na nemocenske pSeteeni.

Dr. Cibulka take poukazuje na to, 2'e jelika prvni Sikeni viry se dalo jazykem lidovYm, tedy slovanskYm, lze se bezpeene dohadovat, e pirsobeni iroskotskYch misionaeui byla trZ v prvni po lovine 9. stoleti vytvokena prvni zapadoslovanska slovesna kultura cirkevniho razu. "Velkolepe dila sv. Cyrila a Metodeje by nebylo na Morave viIbec — nebo aspori ne tak rychie zapustilo kofeny, kdyby peedchozi einnosti misiona CU nebyla vrstva zapadoslovanskYch kl riku a kneli closahla takove prirpravy, Ze se mohla vZit do krasy a dokonalosti cyrilometodejskeho jazyka a mluvy jejich slovanskeho peekladu."

"JiZ letos se zaealo v KoSicich pro patteby kombinatu s vYstavbou 400 bytil peiStim roce se postavi dalSich 600", uvedlo Svobodne slovo dne 1. dubna v rozhovoru s Ing. Pavlem MajerskYm, vedou cim odboru Hutniho kombinatu v KoSicrch: "V teeti petiletce bude nutno vybudovati v KoSicich 7,000 bytil, tak'Ze 1«).ncem petiletky bude mit mesto asi 10,000 obyvatehl. V dalSich dvou petiletkach se yYstayba KoSic jeSte urychli, a podle planu se do konce roku 1975 zvYSl poeet obyvatelfr na 170,000."

Pokud jde o VYchodoslovenske Zelezar ny, celY projekt je do znaene miry ume IY; Slovenske zdroje nestaCi ani materialove, ani finanene, ani s hlediska bornosti." Pomoc Sovetskeho svazu", pra vii 1VIajerskY, "je ohrornna. CelY metalurgickY kombinat je budovan na surer, yinove zakladne, kterou tvoki dodavky Zelezne rudy a ropy ze Sovetskeho sva; zu." "Nyni nejsou na vYchodnim Slovensku zadni odbornici, kteri. by mohli vest novY kombinat do chodu Poeita, 'se proto s rozsahlYm vySkolenim potfebnYch odbornikil v naSich hutnich zavo s deck v dechachda na Morave. Na zaSkale ni bude do teebto podnikii vyslAno dva ab fri tisice lidi. Jil Toni na3toupilo nekolik set pracovnikii na za‘gkelem, y zãvoile hutnich montaZi ye VitkovickYch Zeiezarnneh."

Dosud zemedelska, Oblast KoMekeho Preovskeho kraje se podstatne zprnmyslni", uzavrel MajerskY. "Na stavbu kombinatu budou navazovat dalSi zpraeovatelska, odvetvi. V oblasti Moldavy bude postavena velka, eementarna, ktera, be de zpraeovavat vetS'irm strusky na cc, n-ient, V PreSovskern kraji se bade v blasti Stralske pokraeovat v rozSifovani eherrickeho prinnyslu".

PEP, Lidova, demokracie uzavira, e "zjiS° et.

• ( objevy i jejich interpretace je v Mard,1 Montgomery prohlasil po svem knize (Dr. Cibulky' podana skuteene zpil sobem strhujicim. Pros se neptiznat, Ze navratu z Moskvy, e ChruMe y nema rid Po peeeteni knihy elovek sahne po vSech mitek proti tomu, aby se Spojene naro, dostupnYch dejinach i ueebnicich, pojed dy pokusily vyregit berlinskou krisi. navajicich 0 naSi nejstarAi historii, aby vetskY pbdak se prY. take kloni k si znovu ovetil, jak Cibulkova price je Ze by se berlinskY problem mel peevratna, a kolik noveho peinah.". °dant od problemti spojenYch s podepFEP sanim mirove smiouvy.

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FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK How 9 Your `Faith, Love And Peace'' An artist who had painted many pictures of great beauty found that he had not yet painted the one. In his search along a dusty road, he met an aged priest who asked where he was bound.

"I do not know," said the artist. "I want to paint the most beautiful thing in the world: Perhaps you can direct me to it."

How simple, in any church or creed you will find it. Faith is the most beautiful thing in the world," said the priest.

The artist traveled on. Lain' he asked a young bride if she knew what was the most beautiful thing in th,e world.

"Love" she replied. "Love builds poverty into riches; sweetens tears; makes much of little. Without it there is no beauty."

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

Still the artist continued his search.

A weary soldier crossed his path, and Fraternal !when the artist asked him the sum's, The objectives of Fraternal Benefit question he answered: "Peace is the most Societies in the beginning were very beautiful thing in the world. War is the limited as coinpamd with those of Framost ugly. WherevEx you find peace you ternal Benefit Societies of the present are sure to find beauty.' day, The circumstances do not permit Faith, Love and Peace. How can I of my making an examination to depaint totem? sadly thought the artist. termine tlt)4 purposes fOr which other Then he turned homeward, shaking his present-day societies are incorporated head. but I assume that they correspond very nearly with those of our own society, As he •entered his own doorway, he found the aqost beautiful thing in the which are as follows: First, to Vander pecuniary a.id to its world. In the eyes of his . children was members and beneficiaries of members.

Faith. Love shone in his wife's smile.

Second, to promote such social anti And here in his home was the peace the cultural intercourse among its memsoldier spoke of. bers as shall be desirable and proper.

Third, to promote and conduct eduSo the artist painted the picture of The Most Beautiful Thing in the World. cational, charitable, social welfare, and And when he was finished he called it public relief work.

Ae "Home."

— Fraternal Monitor When we are wrong inside, our hu( dy man relations go wrong outside. If we The happiest and most useful people are at war with ourselves, we are likely are those who are interested in you to be at war with the world. Irritated by and in others. They make you feel good ourselves, we are easily irritated by -peoand leave you with a glow. Being least ple around' us. Fundamentally, we can't concerned with yourself --- you get along get along with other people if we can't get along with ourselves. best with, others.

Objectives

"The average, family is only preteHed by one year's income. The increase in insurance in force has only inert' :.;e:1 proportionately to fibre expanding population. We must do more' than ride along; on our -expanding field. Life ii .r::nee should be the bed rock of security lather than social security."

"The constant increase in mortg;;Tes higher priced homes, larger incon:4;,s, greater life expectancy to age 'A increased earning of women and the greater acceptance of insurance are factors of constantly increasing importance.

A deflated dollar will always be better Chian no dollar when death or casualties are encountered. Other goods and services are the greatest competitors.

The public now wants the best and all of the gadgets. It needs 'a clearer know-ledge of the product. Insurance advertising should be cleat; and the mystery should be taken out of life insurance.

We have not sold iihe habit of life insurance ant:-11 too frequently agents never !go back to a client whose additional needs could be productive of benefit to both parties."

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Youth Please notify District ITT Youth nirector Sister Emma Ces',.a of the lodge princesses selected to represent your lodge in the District III. Of the princess selected, please give her name, age, parents name, lodge number. We would like to have this. information immediately for time 'sawing close. ) • a 9 In the last year two out of five families used their 11: alth insurance policies in paying a hospital or doctor bill.

Wednesda y , June 10, 1959

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N )IK WEST, TEXAS

Our Sunday Activities

District Three

District Ca! -nc),-cr

Last Sunday, June 7, the Editor and wife attended the regular monthly meeting of the Cottonwood Lodge No. 6, where among other matters, it was agreed to participate in the District III Youth Activity Day which is to be held at Lodge 84 in Dallas, Texas, on June 28th.

Sister Ruth Krizan, Youth Leader and her assistant Sister Marie Janecka, accepted the responsibility to prepare their youth for the District III Talent Contest. We know they will have some real nice numbers for their Youth still speak Czech at home and at Lodge meetingS. The Editor then excused himself bel'ore the Cottonwood Lodge Meeting had adjourned, to attend the grand opening of •the Elm Mott Lodge No. 66, of Waco, whose opening was to be on this same Sunday.

As the Editor and wife arrived, the program had been completed and President of the Supreme Lodge Edward L. Marek was in the process of performing Initiation Ceremonies for a large group of new members. We joined in forming the Fraternal Ring, part of our Initiation Ritual to bid the new brothers and sisters welcome into our midst.

Guest speakers followed: Brothers Marek, Chupick, Navratil, Hosek and Arnold Vela all brought well wishes for continued harmonious work in Lodge 66, to a successful Burning of the new Mortgage, as they did to the old one last Christmas.

Brother Vela explained the merit by which the "Traveling Trophies" were won by District III and what it would take to make them permanent property of District III. A surmstous evening meal, was served by the good sisters of Lodge 66, in their new and tastefully decorated dining room to a crowd of the most appreciative eaters that over munched barbecued and fried chicken with all the trimmings. God be with you all!

Look for a more detailed report in the next issue of the Vestnik. ° *Y• • (

1959 SELLING — MAY PROGRESS REPORT

DISTRICT ONE

The Fall Meeting of District 1 will be Anna Milan, No. 154 — — — 19,000.00 held on Sunday, October the 4th at the Rudolph Krizan, No. 6 — — 5,000.00 SPJST Hall and Grounds of Lodge Slovan No. 9 at Snook, Texas. We ask all Emil Petr, No. 84 5,000.00 the other Districts to leave this SunJ. R. Bartek, No. 92 — — 4,000.00 day for us, please, since we have given Bennie Jarma,, No. 84 — — 3.500.00 I you this early notice. Thanks.

E. G. Mazanec, No. 66 --- — 3,000.00 I Otis Ceska, No. 66 -1,500.00 DISTRICT TWO Otto Hanus, No. 66 -— 1,000.00 District II also will hold its 1959 Youth E. F. Jaresh, No. 5 — — — 1,000.00 Meeting on the Fourth Sunday, August John Kriza.n, No. 6 — — 1,000.00 30, 1959, at Camp Tahuaya, which is the George Trojacek, No. 25 -1,000.00 Heart of Texas Council, Boy Scouts of Willie Hrabina, No. 25 — — 500.00 America, Camp near Belton on the LamCongratulations! — Sister Milam, pasas River. This meeting should be an You're in the No. 1 spot with flying enjoyable one for both the adult and colors. That's really terrific. The No. 2 young members, so everyone plan now to honors come out in a tie — Brother attend and watch the Vestnik for furRudolph Krizan, Lodge No. 6 and Broth- ther announcements about this meeting. er Emil Petr Lodge No. 84. That's good DISTRICT III going. Congratulations to each of you The next Fall Meeting of District III who's name appear on the above list. will be held at the Elm Mott Hall of The attendance at our Sales Meet- Lodge 66, Waco, on September 27th, ings that we held through out our Dis- Please keep this date in mind — Thanks trict this past month was exceptionally DISTRICT FOUR good. I want to thank each of you for The annual Meeting of District 4 will being present. Those few that did not be held the fourth Sunday of August make it, I am sure had a good reason.

Tftio those of you that were not pres- the 23 at our lodge No. 157 Lubbock, ent at our sales meeting — I presented Texas.

Place and our planned program will for vote the following proposal: 1. A cash award contest as we had in be annouced shortly.

Fraternally, 1958 Mrs. Ernest Kristin k, Secty.

2. A big barbecue or dinner for all organizers of District III. DISTRICT FIVE

The "rained out" Picnic and Meeting The vote of all organizers present which represented a majority of all or- of the 5th Disti aict will be held, rain or ganizers in District III, the vote came shine Sunday June the 21. Detailed proout for the Big barbecue dinner by an gram forthcoming. Watch for it. overwhelming majority.

DISTRICT SEVEN This is to inform you that our next, So — if you all want this celebration — it depends entirely up to you all. If District meeting will be held on Sept. we make our Quota of $500,000.00 we'll 27th, 1959 under the sponsorship of have it and if we don't make our Quota Lodge Antonin J. Cermak at Corpus — we don't have it. — Let's all try Christi, Texas. Please leave this Sunday hard —so we would have it. How about to us in our Seventh District. Thanks. ) It? 074

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KR ZAN LODGE NO. 46 RVOS You have only a few days left to help GET TOGETHER your princes with her point — to June 15, 1959 and also the, Youth Activity At Cottonwood Hall or Lodge No. 6 Day on Sunday, June 28, 1959 at Lodge cn Father's Day, Juen 21, with a short SUGGESTION TO PRINCESS' ESCORTS 84 Dallas. program by the Youth of the Lodge.

The question arose whether or not If I can be of any help to you, please There will also be some good speaking.

Tuxedo Suits were necessary for the do not hesitate to call me.

Your ladies bring some covered dishes, escorts to the princesses. Sister Ceska, please. Let's all have some real good Fraternally, District III Youth Leader, after delibtimes together. Remember all our friendA. M. Vrla, eration suggests that escorts of the prinly dates at Cottonwood Hall. You all District III, Organizer. cesses to the Coronation Ball, wear dark ( ) • ex, come! suits of blue or black or white jackets • Self-made men should be more carewith dark trousers, if they already have A man wso is willing to make the best them, and White dress shirts. Sports fulrul in selecting the materials they of it, seldom gets the worst of it. use. clothes are not appropriate.

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Sisters and Brothers: NEW MEMBERSHIP January 1st., 1959 to May 31st., 1959

By Districts No. One 80 $ 83,500.

No. Two 86 104,500.

No. Three 223 270,000.

No. Four 21 23,000.

No. Five 76 166,000.

No. Six 97 114,000.

No. Seven 77 108,500.

680 June 1st, 1959 Fraternally yours, Edward L. Marek ) •

$869,500

Dear Sisters and Brothers: I want to thank each of you for the wonderful response given to our first issue of youth news Bulletin, which was printed and delivered last week to all active youth clubs.

Even though the Vestnik has done and is doing a wonderful job in promoting youth work, we felt that we needed a medium of direct contact with our youth leaders, reporters and officers of the youth clubs. Therefore, the news Bulletin was, put into effect and will be published from time to time to inform our youth of activities which are being carried on at other Lodges. By doing this, the news Bulletin will, when distributed in the youth club meeting to their meTibers, reach members of our youth club who are not receiving the Vestnik. They will read the news Bulletin and also their parents will have the opportunity to read it and be better informed what youth activities are being carried on in our various youth clubs and we certainly want these non-member parents to read about the activities their children participate in.

Contributions to this new Bulletin will be accepted only from youth club reporters, officers and youth leaders, and there will be no points awarded for these contributions. We want the youth to continue writing to the Vestnik and earn their points for their letters published in the Vestnik.

These Bulletins when printed are mailed to the club reporters, "whose name and address we have in our files"

or direct to the youth leaders, several copies in a package and they distribute. them in their youth club meetings.

Please continue sending us your activity reports; espdcially the ones which are being planned for future dates, so that we may get these out to other clubs while they are still niews. Make sure your club has contributions in every issue, and remember, the letters published in the Vestnik are the ones that will earn you points, so please keep writing. Our Editor will be happy to publish your letters in the Vestnik.

With best regards, I remain Fraternally yours, Supreme Lodge SPJST Joe B. Hejny, Vice President ) Ddar Brothers and Sisters: Please be advised that during the month of May, 1959, the Supreme Lodge, SPJST, has paid death benefits, due by virtue of certificates issued to the following deceased brothers and sisters, to-wit: Death Claim No. 6801. Brother Vine J. Sula, retired, member of Lodge Jaromir No. 54, died April 19, 1959, at age 67. Admitted April 9, 1916. Cert. A-3645 for $1000.00.

Death Claim No. 6802. Sister Anna Marecek, retired, member of Lodge Pokrok Rowena, No. 49, died April 18, 1959, at age 80. Admitted Nov. 12, 1911. Cert.

A-3083 for $1000.00.

Death Claim No, 6803. Brother Josef Barabas, retired farmer, member of Lodge. Tyrs, No. 80, died May 6, 1959, at age 81. Admitted April 14, 1907. Cert. A-9284 for $1000.00.

Death Claim No. 6804. Sister Ludmila Langer, retired, member of Lodge Cesti Bratri, No. 44, died April 27, 1959, at age 79. Admitted Jan. 13, 1915. Cert. A-184 for $1000.00.

Death Claim No. .6805. Brother Joe Skrivanek, retired, member of Lodge Ennis, No. 25, died April 18, 1959, at age 80. Admitted Nov. 14, 1909. Cert. Pd-up 790 for $318.00.

Death Claim No. 6806. Brother Emerich Harms, retired farmer, member of Lodge Stovall Jihu, No. 26, died May 10, '1959, at age 80. Admitted Oct. 15, 1905.

Cert. A-1869 for $1000.00.

Death Claim No. 6807. Brother Jos. F. Sulak, farmer, member of Lodge Pokrok Plumu, No. 64, died May 4, 1959, at age 65. Admitted June 7, 1925. Cert B-51 for $1000.00.

Death Claim No. 6808. Brother John Slovak, retired farmer, member of Lodge Pokrok Jihu, No. 72, died April 29, 1959, at age 69. Admitted August 1, 1947. Cert.

B-3840 for $500.00.

Wednesday , June 1t, Death Claim No. 6809. Sister Teresie Hromacika, retired, member of Lodge Dubina, No. 12, died May 3, 1959, at age 94. Admitted July 1, 1897. Cert. A--262 for $250.00.

Death Claim No. 6810. Brother H. E. Beseda, Minister, member of Lodge R,ozkvet Cooks Point, No. 116, died May 8, 1959, at age 71. Admitted March 19, 1907, Cert. A-2639 for $1000.00.

Death Claim No, 6811, Sister Marie Oraick, housewife, member of Lodge Liberty, No. 136, died May 15, 1959, at age 71. Admitted Nov. 12, 1911. Cert, A-0284 for $500,00.

Death Claim No. 6812. Brother Joseph Kasparek, retired farmer, member of Lodge Pokrok Sweet Home, No. 63, died May 16, 1959, at age 79. Admitted June 10, 1917. Cert. A-284 for $1000.00.

Death Claim No. 6813, Brother Jos; f Mahnak, retired, ta-ember of Lodge Bratri Svobody, No, 67, idied May 5, 1959, at age 82. Admitted Nov. 11, 1900. Cert. A.10076 for $500.00.

Death Claim No. 6814. Brother Joe F. Sill, butcher, member of Lodge Jam, No. 130, died May 1, 1959, at age 48. Admitted Nov. 7, 1933. Cert. 0-1844 for $1000.00 Death Claim No. 6815. Brother Josef Cdstrcil, Sr., retired farmer, member of Lodge Rozkvet Cooks Point, No. 116, died May 14, 1959, at age 91. Admitted October 8, 1905. Cert. A-6883 for $1000.00.

Death Claim No. 6816. Brother Martin Brzak, retired, member of Lodge Karel Jonas, No. 28, died May 7, 1959, at age 79. Admitted March 14, 1909. Cert. A-19'18 for $1000.00.

Death Claim No. pm. Brother Frank Bordovsky, retired, member of Lodge No. Bcrdovsky, retired, member of Lodge Praha, No. 29, died May 19, 1959, at age 85. Admitted Dec. 13, 1908. Cert. A-1812 for $1000.00.

To the bereaved relatives of our deceased brother and sister, the Supreme Lodge ,SPIST, expresses its heartfelt sympathy.

J. F. Chupick, Secretary, Supreme Ledge, SPJST Learn from the mistakes of others, you can't live long enough to make them all yourself. ♦ • The annual cost of federal payrolls has risen in the last 10 years from $162 per American family to $255 per family.

• • Modern Romance'!

I've been thinking of you all clay, dear — What's for chow?

Wednesday, June 10, 1959

Rep orts From ()cal Lodges 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 entertainment with good music all day.

• Dance'at night, come one and all.

Fraternally yours, Jos. W. Jerek, Reporter ) • 4, • (

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Dance featuring Eric Monza Band, 8:30 until 1.:0() p.m.

Saturday, Nov. 7th — Dance featuring Gus Berzon (regular) 8:30 until 1:00 p.m.

Saturday, Nov, 21st — Dance featur ing Ed Rejcek Band (regular) 8:30 un til 1:00 p.m.

December reserved for private parties Thursday, Dec. 31st — New Year's Eve Dance featuring Gus Herzan Band 8:30 until 2:00 p.m. (or longer), Plenty of parking space, completely Air-Conditioned Building, Shaded picnic grounds, tables on the dance floor other special features.

Everyone always welcome, young or old, and inbetween.

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LODGE VERNOST NO. 51, ELLINCER

Lodge No. 15, Buekholts, Texas

Dear Brothers and Sisters: This is to inform you that we will hold our lodge meeting on Sunday, June 21 at the ElHurl: post office building.

Meeting will start at 1:30 p.m.

The most important discussion will be the determination of the members if they wish to have our lodge picnic this year. If you want a picnic, then it is up to you to conic to the meeting and so express yourself. If we vote in favor of the picnic, we must also appoint our various committees etc.

Remetr‘ber, the third Sunday in June at 1:30 p.m.

Fraternally yours, D. A. MITI), Secretary. ) .• •T• (

Dear Members: I am letting you all know that our next meeting will be held the second Sunday in June on the 14th.

The reason for this is that we are planning a picnic on the twenty first of June, which is the third Sunday of June.

I would like to see all tihe members turn out as we will have to discuss what we are going to serve to eat and who is going to work and where. So let's turn out and make this picnic a success.

Fraternally, Raymond Zajicek •( ) •

DALLAS SOKOL COMING EVENTS

Sunday, June 7th — Barbecue Dinner on Picnic Grounds serving from 12 noon till 3 p.m.

Sunday, June 14th — Box Supper at picnic grounds from 5 p.m. till dark.

Monday, Sept. 7th — Open House — Sokol Building, 6:00 p.m. till 8:00 p.m.

Saturday, Sept. 12th ---- Grand Opening, Carnival, Evening Meal, Dance 8:30 p.m. till 1:00 p.m. featuring Gus Tierzan's Band.

Sunday, Sept.. 13th — Dinner, Dedica tion, Gymnast Exhibition, Dance. Dinner 12 noon. Dedication , followed by gym program, then dancing 8:00 till 12 p.m. featuring Gus Herzan and. Don Hosek bands.

Saturday, Sept. 26th — Dance featuring Ed Relcek Band (special) 8:30 until 1:00 p,m.

Saturday, Oct. 10th ,-- Dance featuring Hummel Family Band (special) 8:30 until 1:00 p.m.

Saturday, Oct. 24th — Dance featuring Ed Earazil Band (regular) 8:30 until 1:00, p.m.

Special Fall Saturday, Oct. 31st

Sty Youth Achievement Day to be held this Month, our monthly meeting will be changed from third Sunday this to the second Sunday, June 14, 1959, Please note this on your June calen, dar so that you won't over-look this date,- and let's havb a big turn-out for our June meeting.

DON'T FORGET --- LODGE 84 MEETING CHANGED TO SECOND SUNDAY, JUNE 14th.

Fraternally yours, Frank J. Henzen, .) I A • p.ATTENTION MEMBERS OF ODGE SAN ANTONIO, No. 133

This is to remind you to make it n: point to attend the June lodge meeting which next to the regular meeting procedures will feature refreshments and entertainment. You're bound to enjoy yourself.

Fraternally, Chas. D. Sazaysky, Lodge Correspondent *

Lodge No. 92',- Ft. Worth, Texas Dear Raaders,: Lodge Svaz CechosloVanu No. 92 will have it's regular monthly meeting, Sun. day, June 14th., starting at 3 p. The Youth will have their meeting from 1 m. to 3 p. m: The ladies arc asked to bring a covered dish or pie, cake or kolache for the lunch after the regular No. 128, Mart, Texas meeting.

Dear Members, , We want to congratulate all the grad-7 This is to inform you that we will nates who are '.graduating at this time, hold our lodge meeting, Sunday, June we want to Wish. You all the success and the 14th at the home of John Jurecka. good luck upon your graduation and as Meeting will start at 2:00 p. m. The yen start out on your various. careers, most important discussion will be, to they are Billy KOci; Katherine Fay see if our members wish to have a lUdge benak; Bobby JOnes:' Donald Ray : Parpicnic this year, if you do, then it is up naM ; Carol Polk; Charles Botik and Bilto you, to coy-1:+e to the meeting and to ly Jack - HattaIdorf al:1'dr there , : maybe. express yourself. If we vote in favor of acme otherS- I have overlooked:. the picnic. We must also appoint our We want to wish a speedy recovery to committees and where we will have the the following members who have :been picnic and on what date. Sister Louis sick, Brother Henry Ruzicka, who is in Vanek 'returned home from the hospital the hosptial; Sister Mary Danek, who last Monday feeling better. We are hav- was in the hospital for a few days, but ing lots of rain. Cotton crops are late is at home now; Brother Joe , Knopik, some are not through , planting. Some and also his wif,e, Sister Mildred KnoFarmers Planted Cotton 3 times to get ik , who were both in the Hospital, but a Stand. Corn, Maize, and oats looks P are at home now. good.

The Lodge will have it's Mother's and Fraternally yours, Father's Day program, Sunday, June Joe L. Mills. Sec'y 21st., the program will start at 3 p.m. * and there ! will be .lanch following the ladies are-asked to bring either pie, cake LODGE POKRON DALLAS NO. 84 To All SPJST Members In Dallas And or kolache for the lunch.

Everyone remember these two . -dates Dallas County This is to notify all members of S. P. and make plans to come.

Fraternally, J. S. T. Lodge Pokrok Dallas No. 84, Jay Dee Waggot r that due to districts 5's meeting and

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LODGE NO. 81 Dallas, Texas Dear Brothers and Sisters: This is a "special" announcement concerning the change in date of our Regular Monthly business meeting from the Third Sunday (June 21) to the second Sunday (June 14.)

Please remind everyone of this change if you read this so that everyone will be informed of this change. We are making this change in our monthly meeting for this one month only.

Of course, in July We will have our regular business meeting on the Third, Sunday of the month, July 19th. We urge everyone to make a double effort to attend this month's meeting the Second Sunday (June 14) and let's hope that ereryone who has been coming attends, plus a lot of you who have been rather lax about this obligation which you owe to yourself as well as to your lodge.

After the meeting we will have our regular "Family Pun Night." Games, cards, dominoes and Taroky or whatever you wish to play will be in order.

The kitchen will be opened and plenty of good, food will be available for all. So, please make an 'honest effort to attend the Lodge Pokrok 84, meeting on the Second Sunday of June 14 at 2025 Floyd St. We will be expecting you.

Fraternally yours, Ben Jarmo, for the Entertainment Committee Lodge No. 84 ) ■ 4, • FRIENDS If nobody smiled and nobody cheered And nobody helped us along, If every man looked after himself And good things all went to the strong nobody cared just a little for you And nobody thought about me.

And we Stood alone in the battle of life.

What a dreary old world this would be.

Life is sweet because of friends we have macts■ And the things in common we share; We want to live on, not because of ourselves, But because of the people who care; It's living and doing for somebody else On this all life's splendor depends, And the joy of the world, when you've summed it all up, found in the making of friends. ) • ,43, • (

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Wednesday, June 10, 1959

who died on May 24, 1959, at the age of 75 years, survived by two brothers, Anton Hodanek of Shiner and Joe Hodanek of Seymor, Texas; and Whereas, sister Johana Valicek was a loyal and faithful members of our organization for over 50 years, and was well liked and respected by all who knew her: therefore be it Resolved, That the members of Lodge San Antonio No. 133 convey their heartfelt sympathy to the family of our departed sister in their sorrow; and be it of Joe F. Sill deceased member of Lodge 130, Dallas, further Texas born June 20, 1910 at WeatherResolved, That a copy of this resoluford, Texas and died after short illness tion be sent to her family, a copy to the at hospital in Dallas , Texas, Many the Vestnik for publication and a copy be 1. Surviving him are his wile Gretchen placed in the minutes of our lodge. and children Frank and John.

Ella Mae Dietrich Our Brother Was laid to eternal rest Ella Mae Murie at the. Grove Hill Cemetary, Dallas, Betty Naquin Texas, May the 2, 1959: • 4, • Joe Sill served in World War II. He was a butcher at the Rudolph's Meat RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY Market for 11 years. He always had a Whereas, Almighty God has called smile on his face to greet his customers, from our midst, a loving husband, fathand I am sure that he will be hard to er, grand-father and great-grandfather replace. Our sincere sympathy to the and our fraternal brother bereaved family and may this BrothEMERICH HANES er rest in peace. on May 1:0, 1959, at the age of 81 years, 1 • • and IN MEMORIAM OF Whereas, our departed brother, was JOSEF ODSTRCIL SR. for many years in the past, an officer Member of our Lode 116 admitted in 1905 of our Local Lodge Slovan Jihu No. 26, and born Dec. 24, 1867 in Europe. Died , at SPJST and was always a faithful and Bryan at the home of his son after a sincere worker, and lengthy illness May the 14th. Surviving Whereas, we know that the family children are Josef, Henry, Willie and has sustained a great loss in the passing Rudolph also Annie Matejka and Ther- of this good brother. esa Rosenkranz. After funeral services Therefore, be it Resolved, by the of the CMB Church he was laid to etern- members of Lodge, Slovan Jihu No. 26, al Rest at the Cemetery at Cooks Point SPJST to express their heartfelt symin Burleson County, pathy to the bereaved family, to send He was a farmer and had lived with one copy of this resolution to the famhis son Henry for the past 17 years. He ily of our departed brother, one copy came to the U.S. at the age of 6 years for publication in the Ve.stnik and one with his parents in the year 1874 to copy to be spread on the minutes of Galveston. In the year 1876 he came to our Lodge.

Burleson County where he made his Mary Veroda home up until 17 years ago when he J. J. Drubava moved to Bryan to liVe with his son Jos. Kolina Jr. and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. HenResolution Committe ry Odstrcil. He was a member of the Lodge Slovan Jihu No. 26 Cooks Point CMB Church. Also surviving May 27, 1959, Skidmore, Tex. are his 31 grandchildren and 52 greata t grandehildrEn. He is also survived by n every Lodge of our Brotherhood one brother Ignac Odstrcil of the Cooks let's strive to carry our Youth Program Point Community of Burleson County. to a successful conclusion as our future Our sympathy to the bereaved Family. depends on the winning of our young ) • 4,• (--friends. o RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY

In Memoriam

Whereas, The Great and Supreme In every Lodge of our Brotherhood YOUTH LEADERS, PLEASE ! let's strive to carry our Youth Program Ruler of the Universe has, in his infinite If you send us pictures of your printo a successful conclusion as our future wisdom, removed from our midst our be- cesses give us some information about depends on the winning of our young loved friend and sister them too. Thanks, and please do not JOHANA. VALICEK friends. delay this.

Wednesday, June

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We dcei4y this also Wcill ' my thank; t!) the Soft-hall players and their all helped decorate the Hall nesde: and el'=o to all o who and w , . : 1;‘' . 1 during thi: evening rind during the C Tt t hroug h your combineci ertabled everything to wail out so smoothly.

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tu. j; to Lill, their donation (laid; Brollaei . Fr •. lu g the sign.s .f(e to oil of nes,cakes for the Sta:glik for his Our sincere Charley oben and Tool:not want to Mention eve ,,ne's who helped us out, woukl space, so to everyone, a and heartfelt THANKS! -

, ce turn out of rooters, but taut the Learn out of 1,n ;ii. We deeply appreciate, 09ort. ir loy p l esit toost of lb. pl. . eak and all • u7e.th.is rotpened - by

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once again gathered for a nice visit and en enjoy.able evening.

Monday night, June , 1, we played Resistol Hat from Garland, Texas — a practice game and we defeated them by a score of 10 to 2. Grady Garrett hurled a very great game and allowed no earned runs. Wilbur Munger wso caught the first 4 innings and Frank Mach III' who caught the last 3 innings both looked very good behind the plate. Leading Titters Wire Grady Garrett and Joe Jarwith two hits apiece and Willie Rejoak who slammed out a home run. Don Hanks had a double, Glen Kirk had a walk, Robert Huggins a single, Frank Mach Hit had two walks, Ted Dmeik Jr., walks and Wes jaska a double. was a good game and the pracshould be beneficial to the team.

We play our next gantie Thursday night, June 4, game time 8:45 p.m, and our opponents will be McCord Music.

Friday night we play the first game at 7:30 p.m. and our opponents will be Browne-Window and both of lhei games will be played at Lawnview No. 1 diamond on Thursday, June 11, we will play Continental Engraving — first game starting at 7:30 at Lawnview No. 1. Friday night June 12, we will play the Lutheran All Stars, SCi l eond game starting at 8:45 p.m. also at Lawnview No. 1.

The week of June 22, there will be no league games because of the ASA Tournament that will be conducted in our city during this week. We plan to enter the tournament and hope that we can givle a good account of ourselves.

In closing, let me again thank each and everyone who t:ontributed in any way or who attended our softball team betiedt dance, last Saturday May 30. We ply apprEciate .:uch wonderful sup-o see a lot of you at the cormI Fraternally yours, m Manager, Ben. Jacaiu, 'One Pok • ok Dallas No. 84

p ith rode on Ill y motor bike Directly in back of me, 1 bit a hump at 65, And rode on fiuth-lessly!

• "Do yon say a prayer before eating?" the minister asked th_, small boy.

"No sir, t don't need to," replied the ;1 boy, "my mother's a good cook."

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ill be lookA United IsTations report es•imates the 1:11i'Ilnirsdiiy and world population will increas e from 2,aht c2.• 500,000,000 in 1950 to 6,250,000,000 in the til game, a largo crowd of us year 2000. e: •

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YOUTH CLUB REMEMBER YOUTH ACTIVITY DAY and QUEEN CONTEST On Sunday, June 28, 1959 at Lodge 84 Dallas, Texas All the associated 21 Lodges of District III SPJST Invite You! -) • 4. • TEEN-AGE DIVISION, LODGEI NO. 84 Dallas, Texas Dear Members and Friends, Saturday, May 30, a rather new type of entertainerent was enjoyed by the Dallas teen-agers. Our Mother Lodge Softball Team sponsored a Battle Dance featuring two well-known orchestras.

Many of the older members have attended such a dance at sometime but for the teen-agers it was a new and different experience.

We danced and danced and enjoyed ourselves to thle very "utmost." We are really looking forward to the Battle Dances in the future.

The following Sunday, May 31, the teen-agers, sponsored a family picnic at Vickery Park. We spent the entire afternoon swinuning under the hot sun, playing miniature golf in the cool shad of trees, trying our luck at archery on the archery range, riding the various rides, and eating our share of the tasty hot dogs. Many people attended this fa,mily affair and I'm sure they had "loaas of fun." Our deepest and sincere thanks to everyone who helped make our picnic the success it was.

All of us at Lodge 84 are looking forward to seeing you at Youth Day on June 28. Be sure to attend. Before I sign off I want to remind all teen-agers in the Dallas area to attend our regular monthly meeting on June 14, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.

Fraternally, Jerry Ann Urban Secretary-Reporter 4.

CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS Dear Vestnik Readers, I am just writing a few lines to remind everyone about our next meeting on June the 14. The contest that was

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postponed is going to be at this meeting. So we want everyone to come out.

There will be entertainment for all.

Your Youth Club President, Virginia Hermis • 4, • FORT WORTH, TEXAS Dear Readers, Here we are again with the report of progress of the Sokol Fort Worth Softball Team.

Things are beginning to take shape and the club really looks like a ball team now. Last Wednesday night we had a workout at Rockwood Park. The team showed improvement in their hustle, batting and fielding. They seem to be getting the old spirit.

Friday night we made it four wins in a row by defeating the Owl Club 13 to S at Roc.kwood No. 3. Jerry Milan was the winning pitcher as he finally showed a little control. Highlights of the game were two home runs by Preston,z George Tesar's stealing 3rd base and the fielding of the shortstop Bobby McMullen. Those contributing fine play and runs in the win were Reubin Jenkins, Fred Merlich, Joe Paul Hubenak, Troy Pruitt, Don Steinman, Gordon Cole Chuck Hixon and Frankie Prochaska.

Everyone really had a fine time and

Wednesday, June 10, 1959 from the looks of the growing crowds at the games the summer is in for more good times. Come out and join us.

I'd like to remind everyone about the Softball teams dance Saturday June 13, at the Sokol Hall. You can get your tickets from any of th e team members.

It promises to be a hectic night.

Also at our next game we hope to have cur jerc'eys which were so generously given to us by the following: Eric Koch's Place, SPJST No. 154, Lone Star Candy, Joe Milan Plumbing, Dude Ranch, Big 3 Welding, Arl. Hts. Shoe Repair, Dormiphone-Lingraphone and Smitty and Cleo Convillion. From the Sokol Softball team thanks a million for your support.

Sincerely, Jerry B. Milan, Mgr. 9 TEEN-AGE DIVISION LODGE NO. 84 Dallas, Texas Dear Members, Not long ago I just completed reading the first edition of the Youth Club News.

I must say it was very interesting. We can, by reading this paper, get more acquainted with our fellow members. We can also gain by reading this paper in several ways. We can get new ideas for parties and entertain:rents. We can also see how each clu is progressing. Once

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again I must compliment the Youth evieryone had a glorious time including Club News and say it was very enjoyable. the grownups.

We teenagers at Lodge No. 84 in Dallas Yours truly, are now looking forward to the next Queen Juanita Janousek • & • 1edition.

Yours truly, SOKOL FORT WORTH James Janousek Dear Young Friend, • •• Drilling, Meeting, Softball, Picnics!

YOUTH CLUB LODGE 133 Drilling comes first in my opinion, so — as usual every Tuesday we all work SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS out. Then on Thursday nights, Sunday Dear Readers, mornings and Monday evenings, we — Banda Park in New Braunfels was the the team working out for the California scene of a picnic on May 31st sponsored Slet, practice more. Rings, Beams, Bars, by the San Antonio Youth Club.

Free cal. horse etc.

Swimming, boating, bike-riding, dancMeetings come next — had one Suning and other activities were enjoyed day May 24th where we discussed future by all. plans of obtaining funds for our conUnfortunately several of the teenagers testants trip to California. Those events were not able to attend the picnic due are: to the memorial day weekend. There, I. Fifth Annual Carnival, Dinner, were about 9 Youth Club members and Dance, Saturday, June 20th. about 8 adults present.'

IL Variety Show, Wednesday, June 24, Being school is out, plans are being Jerry Milan producer. made for several summer parties and As for the Softball team, plans are dances. still being made for the Benefit SoftI would like to take this opportunity ball Team Dance Which will be: June to wish everyone a Very , happy fun-filled 13, Saturday at 8 p.m, Sokol Hall, 322 vacation.

NW 28th, Sincerely yours, Last of all is the picnic and the great Marilyn Strobel, President turn out we had. It was for the Youth 1 • 44 • t Club and Softballd team. All counte there wore 96 men, women, teenagers DALLAS, TEXAS and children. We enjoyed a wonderful Dear Readers, day at Barnes Place where we went On Sunday, May 31, the teenage,. divi- swimming, diving, boating, skiing and sion of SPJST Lodge 84, in Dallas held ate and ate and ate delicious fried a picnic at Vickery Park. The picnic chicken. began at 2:00 p.m.

Let's support our coming events!

Henrietta C. Milan During the day the teen agers kept • t themselves busy by doing many various things. When they first arrived most of TEENAGE DIVISION LODGE NO. 84 the teenagers went swimming for a couDallas, Texas ple of hours. After that they went to Dear Readers play a garir0 of miniature golf. After On Sunday, May 31, we had a picnic golf everyone did pretty much as they and family 1: •.ering at Vickery Park. pleased. Some of them visited the Ei,cri though was a teenage activity, amusement park and had a barrel of all members of T odge No. 84 were invitfun. ed. We felt thi e should in some way After the teenagers had finished with show our, a ol; elation and gratitude for their fun they returned to the picnic all thy have given us and the cooperagrounds. here they found the grownups tion extended to t:s. If it were not for enjoying themselves by doing various their deli gent efforts and foresight, our things such as talking and several went teenage club could not have been startas far as to try their luck with a hula ed so successfully over two years ago. hoop. The teenagers got a big kick out Among those present, we enjoyed havof watching Otto Janousek trying to ing our lodge president, Sid Pokladnik, keep up a hula hoop. and his family; and the lodge's bookAfter everyone had eaten and set keeper, Miss Annie Steiner, with us. We around talking and doing various things hope that you as well as everyone else for about an hour the picnic soon came that was present had an enjoyable time. to a close. Everyone left the picnic aftThe picnic itself began around 2:00 er having a day of glorious fun. p.m. The' whole of the afternoon was I would like to thank everyone who spent swimming and sun-bathing, playhelped fix the food for the picnic. ing miniature golf, and enjoying the In closing I would just like to say that wonders of the amusement park. There

Muni 21 was a wiener roast around 6:30 that evening under the supervision of the refreshment committee; Nodya Rejcek, chairman. Thank you committee, the food and all was 'delicious.

The Entertainment Committee James Janousek, Chairman ) • 4, LODGE NO. 56 CORPUS CHRIST; Dear Readers, Our next meeting will be held June 14, 1959. A list of entertainment is planned.

I am glad school is out, now 4 can sleep as late as I want.

Our Youth Director, Mrs. Ma,jek, will be with us in our next meeting. She lade a fine recovery alter her operation.

Our last meeting was May 10, 1959. We 'he el 40 members present. Dood prizes were won by Allen Stasa, Johnny Stasa, Josephine Stefik, and Teresa Majek! We had no guests.

Your Club Secretary Sam Peal ) • 4, DALLAS, TEXAS Dear Readers, On June 26. the Teenage Division of SPJST lodge No. 84 will have a teenage dance with Don Hosek and his combo.

Everyone is invited to come. There will be details of the dance in a future copy of the Vestnik.

On June 28 the Youth Day will be held Everyone is urged to come and enjoy themselves. We would like to have as many people as possible to come to the Youth Day activities. It is a day that will be full of fun.

On June 13 the Teenage Division will hold a bake sale at Rudolph's Meat Market in Dallas. All proceeds will be for the Dude Ranch trip which will be taken in July.

Sincenoly yours, Queen Juanita Janousek Houston, Texas Dear Members and Friends: Now that school is out, we plan to have a big summer. We are going to be participating in numerous activities of our lodge. Most of us in our club are planning to go to the big District Five meeting at Brother Joe Skrabanek's ranch on Sunday, June 13. (?) We will be selling raffle tickets for our prizes that are going to be given away that day. Hope to see everyone there.

Our next meeting and dance will be held on June 19. We invite all teenagers to come out and spend an enjoybal evening dancing to popular records. It will

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Yours truly, Mildred ala Secretary, Youth Club Lodge No. 88 Editors note: — There must be some imistecke somewhere as Sister Olexa's letter notes, that this District Five meeting will be held Sunday the 21 of June. ) 4, •

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opportunity. I believe that Was one of the greatest thrills of my life. .1 went to Turner six years and ran relays three years.

My next thrill came when I started to J. P. Elder Junior High School. I have been a majorette there for two years and I have enjoyed every minute of it.

I hate to leave Elder but, I asn sure High School will be just as much fun.

I am a charter member of the Youth Club of lodge. No. 92 of Forth Worth. I was elected the first secretary. Now I am the reporter. I am a member of Metropolitan Baptist Church. My favorite hobbies are dancing and drilling at Sokol here. I have been drilling at he Sokol for the last three years and been many exciting places with the Sokol.

.Technology at Beaumont, Texas in Sept,ember.

I He is the Grandson of R. J. Lostak Iwho has been Secretary of Lodge 91 in 'Crosby for over 50 years and a grand'nephew of J. M. Skrabanek who is Director of District 5. ) a 4 • (--i

A determined man can do more with la rusty wrench than a loafer with all I the tools in a machine shop.

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I was very delighted to be chosen the CERTIFICATE NO. 1164 princess of our lodge and I am sure the THE STATE OF TEXAS rest of you girls are too. I have chosen COMPANY NO. 16-74950 Joe Paul Hubenak as my escort. I am sure, all of you know him.

I hope from this letter you will know more about me.

Yours truly, 13r ehtai Krivanek )• (

State Board of Insurance State of Texas

Daryl Lostak son of Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Lcstak was named valedictorian of THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT the Crosby High School graduating class with a grade average of 95.4. He was President of the , Bandl, Student director, Vice President of National Honor Society and was given the honor as most meritorious boy of the Senior Class.

Fort Worth Texas Dear Frineds, I too like Betty Staglik think the girls representing their lodge should write the Vestnik and tell the readers and the other girls a little about themselves. I just hope I can make my letter as interesting as Betty's.

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I was born in Forth Worth on February 6. 1944. My parents named me Brenda Beth Krivanek. My brother, Joe Lynn, always took me, everywhere he went and so I was quite a tomboy. When I was about three years of age I pickup the nickname Cookie and I go under the name Cookie just as much as Brenda. Really I am more partial to Cookie.

When I was six I started to school.

W. J. Turner was the first school I Went to it was very exciting. All the older kids would have relay races with the other elementary schools, and since I was a tomboy I couldn't wait until I Daryl plans to enroll in the engineerwas old enough to participate. Finally When I was in the third grade I got my ing school at Lamar State College of

has, according to sworn statement, complied with all requirements of law applicable thereto and is hereby authorized to pursue the business of

Fraternal Benefit Society insurance within this State! in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 10, the Insurance Code.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hereunto sign my nasT4e and affix my official seal at 'Austin, Texas, this 30th day of May, 1959 SEAL. Win. A. Harrison Commissioner of Insurance 11.1 lll

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POLKA DANCE CALENDAR CALVIN C. CHERVENKA Saturday, June 13 Adela and the Music Masters — SPJST Hall in West Emil Bartos orchestra — Club Dance -Placedo Henry Brosch orchestra — Echo Hall in New Braunfels Gus Herzan orchestra --- Tacky Dance — SPJST Pokrok Hall in Dallas Hi-Toppers orchestra — SPJST Hall in Taylor Ice use orchestra Petter's Hall near Sealy Sil Krimek orchestra -, - SPJST Hall at Snook Rudy Kurtz orchestra — K T Hall in San Antonio George Machart and His Polka Boys Mae.ker's Drive In in Victoria Joe Patek orchestra — Boedeker's Place near Shiner Slim and His Polka Boys -- SPJST Star Hall at SEaton — Wedding Dance Vrazel Polka Band Baleak Lake near Caldwell Snapka's orchestra — Benefit Dance Ft. Worth Lodge No. 154 Sunday, June 14 orchestra — Grand Openag Dedication, Lunch, Supper, and Dance at Night — SS Cyril and Mothodius Recreation Center in Granger Henry Brosch orchestra --- Feast and Dance — Costohowa Hall Eddy Dybala orchestra — Day and Night Reunion Dance — Plainview Comnranity Center near El Campo Konvicka's Worthing Band -- Church Picnic and Dance -- Witting Parish Hall near Hallettsville Ray Krenek orchestra -- Czech Day Celebration — Wallis Sil Krenelt orchestra — New Talton Hall Rudy Kurtz orchestra -- V. F. W Hall in Moulton George Machart and His Polka Boys — Sans of Herman Hall in Gonzales Adolph Migi orchestra — Day and Night Picnic anal Dance — Firemen's Hall in Ledbetter

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Is played by a live orchestra. The Vest. nik or writer will assume no responsibility resulting from any dance armour)• cement which is listed in this column Listings from orchestras and dance hallo, should be received at least one week be• fore puolication. Send all listings tt Calvin Chervenka, Route 2, Rogers, 'Eel

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The annual Shiller and Flej), family reunion, Will be held on June 28, 1959 at SPJST Hall, Taylor, Texas.

Everyone who related to the Shiller or family is invited to attend this reunion.

Each family attending S asked to NOTICE bring its own basket lanai for the noon Dur the summer, Polka- Dance Cal- Meal. endar listings should be sent in at least Mary Ann S' oboda two weeks before the date of the VestSecretary nik in which they should appear.

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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 Mem bers of interest to all our readers. — Thanks.

-) • els ( RAVEL FAMILY REUNION' Temple, Texas On Sunday June 28th, 1959, the Havel Family Reunion will be held at the SPJSI' Hall in New Tabor east of Caldwell, Texas.

Everyone that is in any way connected with or related to the Havel Family is urged to attend this rei-lion. Each family attending is asked to. , bring its own basket lunch for the noon meal.

Registration begins at 9:00 a.m. lunch at 12 neon, anyone related to the Havel family 1:3 invited.

Mr. and Mfs. Toni F. •Vajdzik, mgrs, Rusnak, Reporter 4 •

will be held 3und:zy, ilfja Day in Culak 31oulten on .th C..k031'1;',‘ aymarket r r way related or connected witn.'„!.). is en-I:du-111° invited to come and. ei17 L-1.t.!;i1:y- 'attending joy the asked . •to bring a baskcl, ofa lunch for dinacr and incals,• Registration..at 11 a. in. meals and 1.11ogr am in will be evening, various refre;;Taa; of yen, resold. Cox,e C. J. Hayilk, VO A. :1P. IT. `21-3,1 v . IIi.villa )• 5CASTA The .seasta annual family reunion will be held on Sunday, June 11, 1039 at SPJST I a.11 Wheeloe1 Iex.u.

Eve:ryone that is faunlY ed witrs or related to t.11. ..• is Urged Lo . .attend this reunion. .Each family attai-line; is asked to bring. its own . basket lunch for noon meal. Lunches will be sPread together.

Mr .and Mrs. C. L. Ndvosad tto,

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Smithville ,,Texas The Annual Picnic of the LashikarSlailler and including all of the Chertosky families will be held on ainclay June 21st at the Fort Bend County Fair Park between Rosenberg and Richmond next to the Highway.

This year will be the 108th anniversary of the first Czech Settlers that ca- 'e to Texas in 1851 and 1853 consisting of 33 , families and settled in Aus: tin Co. of the If you ace a descendant of Wednesday, June 17 rdially 33 farn17.es then you are Emil Bartos orchestra — Club Dance -- vited to join the crov,-,I. V F W Hall in Moulton Bring year lunch, cafeteria style, proAll the above oances are at night un- gram will start at 1:3Q p.m. Short meet. less otherwise specified. This is a free and election of officers and place of Service but applies only to those dances next meeting.

J. J. Stalinach, ikeret4xy at which mainly polka and waltz must.

Please notify" . our Supreme Lodge at east 3' weeks in advanCe. Include the old address label clipped from-your latest copy, clearly stating your new address. lfyour new city has postal zone: numbers., include this numoer in your new address, You will - want to get your copieS promptly, se-write only .about your change of address, to therZupreme Lodge Box 400, Temple, -Texas.

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VASTNi — WEST, TEXAS LODGE POKROK DALLAS NO. 84

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This is to remind you of our next regular monthly lodge meeting. These meetings are 11eld every second Friday of each month. This cox.iing meeting will fall on June the 12th, Friday. It opens at 8 p.m. and lasts about 2 hours.

In our last meeting the members votcu to hold a social after the meeting.

So do come out and see how your lodge is progressing. Also have a nice visit with your fellow members. Try it once, maybe you will like it.

Fraternally yours, Frances Olexa E. 41. • j LODGE 154, FORT WORTH, TEXAS

Dear Readers, The regular monthly meeting of Lodge 154 will be held on June 14th at 2 p.m. at the Sokol Hall.

After the meeting we will have a youth program.

As this is the 25th anniversary of our lodge we will have a barbecue supper with all the trimmings. Plats will be sold $1,00 for adults 50c for children. So bring out the family and help us celebrate. The officers of our Su preme Lodge are invited. The sisters are asked to trine; cakes, kolaches and pies, thanks!

Each ri oisith we draw an attendance name. This month Mr. Hershel E. NeSmiths name was drawn but he was not present. Next month another name will be 'drawn -- maybe yours. Try to be at the next meeting.

We wish a speedy recovery to Sister Bartosh who had an eye operation. We hope she is doing fine and will be able to come to our meetings soon.

So remember June 14th and make plans to come and help us celebrate this occasion together. Notice the change of time 2 o'clock this month only.

Fraternally yours, Mrs. A. A. Svacek

Dear Members and Friends, Although our regular meetings are scheduled for the third Sunday of each month, this month only (June) the meeting will take place on Sunday, June 14, beginning at 4 p.m. Please keep this in mind and pass the word along.

As usual, Family Night will follow the meeting. Food will be provided for those who wish to snack. And there will be games, music (on the nickelodeon) fun and conversation for all to,enjoy.

We wish to express appreciation, on behalf of the lodge, to Brother Leo and Sister Wanda Kopecky for working in the kitchen during the April Family Night, serving turkey with all the trimmings. Also, to Sisters Annie Petr and Wanda Petr for their time spent in the kitchen at the Family Night in May. Don't forget the "Tacky Dance" on Saturday evening, June 13. Wesley (Gus) Herzan will furnish the music for dancing. Formal attire will be a bit out of place that evening! So be sure and wear a "tackey outfit."

Certainly hope that all children who are members of any lodge in District 3 are registered in either the crafts or talent contests to be held on SPJST Youth Activity Day at Lddge SPJST, No. 84, on Sunday, June 28. An entry blank is included in the Vestnik, so parents, be sure and use it for your child.

A new desk for our Secretary was built

by Brother Anton Janousek, who is very handy with a hammer and saw. The desk is very nice and has received many compliments. Thanks very much, Brother Janousek.

Please be sure and remember that our monthly meeting (this month only) will be held on Sunday, June 14. Hope to see you there..

Fraternally, Frances Baleja and Helen Pokladnik, Asst.

P.S. Almost forgot to mention that there's also going to be a dance Saturday, June 20. Dance music by Eric norm, orchestra.

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Wednesday, June 10, 1959 and Mrs. Ed Kueera for taking over during my illness. I understand the Mother's Day program was very much enjoyed. I know all the children that took part did their very best.

Also the lunch that was served by Charlie, Frank Majek, Roy Peal, Adolph Sassin and Frank Sijansky was very tasty all the Mother's enjoyed it so I heard.

I want to thank all the friend's that came to visit me during my trip to the hospital. I am feeling a lot better now.

Your Director of Youth Mrs. Charlie M. Majek ) • 4•( KOVAR, TEXAS LODGE NO 38

LODGE NO. .56 CORPUS CHRISTI Pear Readers,

Dear Sisters and. Brothers, I will try to gather up some news for you. Well, our Mother's Day meeting and lunch is a thing of the past. We had a luncheon get-together after our meeting which was ratehr well attended. We would have had a lot more members attend but for the stormy weather we had that day here.

Brother Vacla y Barina gave us a very nice talk. Thanks to him! If he keeps up such good speaking he just may have his name on the ballot as President of the United States.

We have some good officers in our lodge. I don't count myself, however.

Due to the weather we had to cut our meeting short, so in our next meeting we are to set a date for our Picnic so all of you members do try to come to this meeting and make our final decision. ■ , Just think, 'Nile days go so fast that , fall will be here upon us suddenly.

Today we got a nice two-inch rain, and our corn is growing like wild. I sincerely hope ws all make lots of gain this year.

Last week Sister Mary Stepan left for Houston to attend the graduation of her granddaughter. Graduation is a nice time, it's something that cannot be taken away from any child, once he finilofes. Education is very necessary today. If a person doesn't have a high school education he'll have a hard time in life.

Just a few lines to remind all of our meaqbers of our next meeting — it will be June 14, 1959 at 2 p.m. So all try to be there.

We are planning a painting contest for the girls age 9-18. For the boys age 9-18 we are planning a kite flying contest if the weather permits also for the children age 4-8 we will have a coloring contest. So all come and take part.

I want to thank Mrs. Frank Majek

So, tomorrow, Sister Mary Stepan again goes to Houston, only this time to attend the wedding of her granddaughter, which will be held Thursday June 4 at 7 p.m. It is really nice of her going for the bride's mother died several years ago and Sister Mary's presence will make Doris, her granddaughter feel the closeness of her mother's folks.

Brother and Sister Frank Stepan plan to give the young couple a wedding din-

Wednesday,. June 10, 1959 nor. The lucky groom is Mr. James Griffin of Houston, Texas.

Alas, our dewberry season is gone!

Sister Minnie Meduna, Sister Mary Stepan and I were picking dewberries together this year. We sure had lots of fun.

I still cannot believe that we went into such a jungle where one day Sister Meduna killed two copperhead snakes. I saw a Prairie Runner — he went one way — I went another! That was all the snakes we saw, so I won't say how much I picked, only say that my locker is full! As we drove through those woods looking for dewberries, suddenly I heard Sister Mary say, "Look, stop, there is some dewberrieis." One time we got home at nearly dark. We thought sure we would get fired by our husbands, but we didn't, for we immediately started to tell how much we picked and when we told of spotting another patch of dewberries , ripening for our next trip our husbands forgot to be mad any longer.

At this time I don't know if there are any members sick in our lodge. Not long ago, one of our member's wife died. She was the wife of Brother Albert Janecka, or Jeddo and she was buried at Cistern Cemetery after churdh services at which Reverend Allen Black officiated.

On June 7th, the Volcik and Vlastovica family reunion will be held in Temple. I guess lots of folks will go from hereL The Psencik family reunion will be on June 7th at the VFW Hall in Smithville Texas. Hope the weather is nice.

On June 29 the Holub and Vasek fain. ily reunion, will be held, so those who have been invited in the past are to come again and enjoy themselves with us at the VFW Hall in Smithville, Texas all day.

Sister Tonic Pavlas says she likes to read news from here. Well, you should write some news from your part of the country. I forgot to name Sister Emma Coward of Houston, you too, can write some news for you all have so many things going on in yOur SPJST Lodge!

I must end ,this letter as I have run out of news, so with lots of luck to all of the Vestnik readers, I am Lillie Ivicic )• A determined wife learned to drive a car rather late in life. When her husband returned home one evening he found the car parked in the middle of the living room.

"How in the world did you land our car in here?" he shouted in amazement.

"Nothing to it," was her reply, "when I got to the kitchen I simply made a left turn.

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District Five Meeting Our meeting scheduled for May 24 had to be postponed on account of rain that lasted several days, and left everything under a blanket of water. Therefore we wish to extend our cordial invitation to all our members, their families and friends, for June the 21. The picnic will be held at the same place as usual. With one exception, the weather will not interfere witlh our plans. Why? Because the road to the picnic grounds is completely shelled and on the grounds Bro. Skrabanek has a huge barn, that was just completed. So you see, we can have a swell time in any kind of weather.

Just put on your sun bonnet and come out to have fun.

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Membe n The Texas. I ws In mailing us elippin and reports from your local paper8 about happenings to our members in Texas, please send thex in immediately while they are "hot", while they are News.

Mrs, Veronica Merck Waco, a, longtime member of ,SPJST Loan . was taken to Providence Hospital suffering with arthritis and is in the hospital at this time. She is some better. We all wish her a speedy recovery.

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Valedictorian of the graduating class at St. John's high School, Fayetteville, was Anastasia Evanieky, ciaoeliter of Mr, and Mrs. Pete Evanick t . Salutatorian honors went to James benovsky, son of Mr. and Mrs, Vine Tlrb:mmu Commencement rites for the 13 graduates were; held Sunday night.

We also hope the supreme officers will be able to come with their wives, if possible. On occasions like this we always look for them among the crowd present. We know it is an afford but we all A 32-year-Old Temele have to sacrifice our personal demands so we may build a bigger and better Ed J. Mar tine died at her by SPJST. That also includes our directors Thursday mom ling after from our seven districts. All of you will a yellow jacket.

Mrs. Martinet had stepp(.6 out of her be welcome. house just before 7 am. to attend to The 21 of June is also Father's Day some baby chickens when E : C was stung and we are keeping this in mind. All you between the shoulders by the yellow Fathers with families, do come out we jacket. Dr. W. W. Plasele who was called will have a program appropriate for this to the Martinet home said Mrs. Martinec occasion. Awards will be given to the suffered a fatal allergy reaction from oldest, and youngest fathers, the one the sting and didd. with the most children. The children will perform for you under the supervision BUCkhCALS — K atilrYin and Jems. of our three sisters: Maxine Sefcik, Es- Edward Gaiser were cheaen as the outtelle Kelly and Della Kadlecek. Don't standing girl and boy in he senior miss it, every one will have a nice time. class of Buckholts by the Rockdale RoThe surroundings, the company, the tary Club and the Buckholts faculty. meeting, the program, visit with your Kathryn, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. friends and meet some new friends. All Anton Svetlik, is the saluta tartan of her this is so vital to all of us. So do make class and received awards lea citizenit a point and come out the Sunday of ship, :scholarship and perfect attendJune 21 from 10 a.m. till ? The food will ance in high school. For the past four be delicious and plenty, and cold drinks years, she has served as a class officer.

• • will be available, at the ranch of Brother J. M. Skrabanek in Danbury, June the (Joe) Blaha, 71, of El Mrs . Mary 21 at 10 a.m.

Campo Med very suddenly at her home Once more a cordial invitation to all, late Wednesday night. Thu Inahas were formerly of Ellinger and also resided in Fraternally yours, the Plum community.

Frances Olexa • •• )• • College Station --- James ward FreyI think I might just be able to find tag of Moulton received bee baccalaua few odd jobs around the place, said reate degree in industrial education at the lady of the house to a tramp at the the May 23 graduation at Texas A. and door. — Have you ever been offered M. College.

James is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arwork before?

The tramp, shuddered — Only once, nold Freytag of this city.

• • madam, aside from that I've met with Cameron — The top ten honor stunothing but kindness!

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dents of the eighth grade v ;e re named in promote» c, ;( . 'c i ses held cit Yoe High School gynan: They are: Jane l;ity.'ntih, Peggy Sch Carolyn in Bowiiqan Bertha Miller, MI In Rice, Raye Paggerly am i:7

Wednesday, On April 29, 1959, the community „, 1‘.1,„;rak, Milain County, Texas, lost a most distinguished citizen in the passing of John Slovak. Be was a native of Fayette County, Texas, having been born on October 25, 1885,. He was a retired farm; active member of OUT SRIST, an a director of the i'viilam County Farm Bureau for ten years; school trustee for twenty-five years. He is survived by te following: three sons. Albert Slovak of Marak, Edward Slovak of Cameron and Joe .Slovak of Shreveport, La,; a daughter, Mrs. T. E. Williams; three brothers, Joe Slovak, Adolph Slovak and Jack Slovak; five sisters, Mrs. Edna Girncit and Mrs. Zosie Stancik, Mrs.Lillian Wakefield, Mrs. Bernice Pendergraft, Mrs. Annie Mae Norris, and five grandchildren.

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Thirty-four .1.11 mberst of the 1958-59 Graduating Class received their diplomas at Moulton. Monday night, May 25.

Mr. Louis 17eig; • 3, rest.d Presi • dent, presented i he diplomas.

Valedictorisn Rose Marie Stied-, el', 'daughter o r Mrs. Lillian Strieder and the late Dr. , tritgo Gis,j,?,der. l EdWard Hanslik, son c lJc. : !-d itr . , Herimin Lan silk, was the Salitla!orian. The , Corn mc,aceincad, • (::,,a-re,s;;ef.; we-ce tended.

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Tie Thitl f,inlily` re-, union w: s tsville, Sunday, JThie,' tih in tb '-:ccreation Mrs. Victoria 13ednar Sulak, 78. of West, sist c i :"1--law of Senator L. J. of li.lOrm g c, died at her hOme on 'Monday, May 21.

Miss Rosalie honer) and Mrs. Jan-: ice Bruggman honored Miss Metty Hej1,-• bride-elect of Johnny l\Tarek, with a; misce p aneou :: shower :'t -Wychopert hem P recently.

The Association for. Promotion of the tidy of Latin has awarded a certifito of honorable merit , cum laude, to Try Ann Urban for outstanding proficiency in Latin s Jerry Ann obtained a score of 91 per cent in the 1959 series of SompetitiVe Nationwide Latin Examinations. She had recently completed her Junior year in high school, having taken an ,accelerated course of subjects.

She is a membex of the Honors Class at Ursuline Academy. jerry Ann is Trea,• urer of 'the Sociality, and Secretary-Reporter of Lodge 84's Te'dn-Age Division.

'The is the 'daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry H, Urban.

Mr..and Mrs. H. C. Ripple and son o e Lake,' Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gajdosik of College Station, Mr. and Mrs. Chdrlie Shefcik nf Edna were among the many to attend the Shefcik reunion Sunday at the SPJST Hall in Needville, Mn and Mrt. Horak Jr., and family also attended.'

The Fifth Metal reunion was held Sunday, May 24ifn, at Shiner 1 ...c! ion Park and the attendance was 0; ,:ah rj. this year..

Relatives from far distances..

• • Frank A. Steffet, 82, well known farme •-rancher of the PI ovidont— School community, for many years, 'died in the • ..

Prank L. Sticky; son of Mr. and Mrs. Regan. Hospital, Monday, ,June 1, at T. C. Sticky, of Corpus Christi, Texas was 8:46 p.m. following a lingering illness. graduated from Texas College of Arts Mrs. Annie Maroul of Guy--.and her and. Inch, °er with a Bachelor of Scidaughter, Mrs. R. G. Holik ,:of Housion ence dc ,2,rt-t —, in Petroleum and Natural drove to Wharton, Sunday and visited Gas,Engincering on May 23, 1959. Frank with Frank Maroul wh'o' is a patient will soon be entering the service to do his part for. our military defense -- Rethere. ported by A. M. Castro.

Joe F. Roznovsky, 8'l, di e .1 i.ethe. WagS t; rites ass. Patricia Ruth. Malatek's, en gagener Hosnital Monday, Wi'; on Funeral ment and approaching marriage to were held at the and at the Michael J. Darilek has been announced Home in Shiner, at 8:30 by her Parents; ' Mr. and Mrs. Louis MaShiner Catholic Church at 9:00 latch of Gonzales.

Thursday, May 28th.

The Vestuik is proud to present Mrs. Gayrielle Freund, pictured above, member of Lodge j a•omir 54, of West, Who received her Bachelor of Science Degree with a major in Nursing. Mrs. Freund received her college requircnnents from the Texas Christian University of Port Worth and her nursing internship at the Harris Hospital of that city, giving her a registal'e ld nurse's status.

Freund is the wife of Howard Freund, Son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Frettild of West, Texas; another 100 per cent SPJST family, Our sincere congratula7 tons.

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CERTIFICATE NO. 168 The State of Texas

New Arrivals Mr. and Mrs. Billy Otto of Galveston became the proud parents of a baby boy ,born Monday in the Smithville hospital 1 He weighed six pounds eleven ounces and was named Todd Neal. Happy grand parents for the first time are Mr. and Mrs. Leon Adamcik of Smithville aria Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Otto of Rosanky.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Frank Farek are the happy parents of a precious little girl born to than in the Bastrop hospital Tuesday, May 19. The little lady tipped the scales at six pounds, one ounce and will answer to the name of Gwendolyn Marie. This is the couple's first child.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Janda announce the arrival of a seven pound 13 ounce baby daughter at Brackenridge hospital in Austin on. May 25. The new arrival will be named Diane Catherine • Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Syrcek became the happy parents of their second son. born Wednesday night at Fayette Memorial ,housital. He weighed five pounds 12 ounces. )• •

Angelee Marie Gola, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gola of Taylor, Rt. 1, graduated from St. Mary's High School recently. Angelee Marie is an honor student being awarded the Saluatorian award. She is vice president of the senior class. She was awarded a medal in drama for her participation in drama activities and she also served as typist 19,000 NEEDED TO TAKE CENSUS for the school year and was co-editor of More than 10,000 Texans will be need the graduation sisue paper. She will enter Durham Business College on June ed to count fellow Texans and their 7, for which she also holds a scholar- property in two approaching censuses.

The agricultural census, taken every ship in summer work. five years, is scheduled this fall. It deMiss Gola also was Princess of the termines the farm population, such data May FI:ite of Lddlge No. 29 in Taylor. Her as the size of farms and how many cows escort was Clifford Mucha. The Fete was horses, sheep and tractors are owned by held recently in Taylor at the SPJSTS each farmer.

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The regular population census, taken every 10 years, starts next April 1. It will o show the kind of housing Texas folks Pat Kallus, son of Mrs. A. C. Kallus, have, how many sleep to 2 room and of Luling, graduated from the Luling what kind of conveniences they enjoy High School recently with the honor of or lack. being the highest ranking boy. He is one A Census Bureau spokesman said the of six students who had an average of enumerators will be paid on a 'piece 90 or above for all four years of high basis' so that a diligent worker should school. earn $12 to $13 per day. Crew leaders will be paid $15.50 a day, supervisors and field assistants about $24 daily.

Fayette County Judge Henry J. Sch• d. • ( The number of persons in the U.S. ovajsa Thursday was busy preparing the necessary papers to call a special elec- with health insurance has grown from tion asked in a petition filed Saturday 61 million in 1948 to 123 million in 1958.

• • for changing the RT-C district to an inOne out of eight Americans will enter dependent district. He said the election a hospital this year. would likely be on June 27.

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Houston, Texas Anton Bily, 2-V. Pres.

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Calendar Of Activities LODGE POKROK NO. 84, DALLAS

Following is a schedule of activities to be held at our Lodze Hall at 2625 Floyd Saturday, June 13 — Special Tacky Dance, Music by Wesley (Gus) Herzan aturday, June 20 — Dance, Music by Eric Honza orchestra Sunday, June 21 — Monthly Meeting and Family Fun Night Sunday, June 28 — SPJST Youth Activities Day — Dance, Coronation of SPJST Queen at night—Music by Wesley (Gus) Herzan's orchestra Saturday, July 4 — Dance, Music by John Rejcek's orchestra Saturday, July 18, — Dance, Music by John Dlaba.j orchestra Sunday, July 10 — Monthly Business Meeting and Family Fun Night Saturday, August 1, Dance, Music, by Eric Honza's orchestra Friday, August 14 — Special Dance'— Music by Eddie Skeet's orchestra, from Bigelow, Minnesota — from 8 to 12 p.m.

Saturday, August 15 — No Dance due to dance on Friday night Sunday, August 16 — Monthly Business Meeting and Family Fun Night Saturday, August 29 -- Anniversary Dance — Music by Chuck Perkins and His Bavarian Playboys of Dallas Sunday, August 30 — Anniversary Dinner, Program in afternoon and — Dance at night, 8 to 12, music by Wesley (Gus) Herzan orchestra Saturday, Sept. 5 — Dance, Music by Ed Faraizl orchestra Saturday, Sept. 19 — Dance, Music by Wesley (Gus) Herzan's orchestra Sunday, Sept. 20 — Monthly Business Meeting and Family Fun Night Saturday, Oct. 3, — Vinobrani or Marvest Dance — Music by John Rejcek orchestra Saturday, October 17 — Barn Dance — Music by West 1VIelodians Sunday, Oct. 18 -- Monthly Business and Family Fun Night Saturday, Oct. 31 -- Dance, Music by Ed Faraizl's orchestra Saturday, Nov. 14 — Dance by Wesley (Guy) Herzan's orchestra Sunday, Nov. 15 -- Monthly Business meeting and Family Fun Night Saturday, Nov. 28 — Dance, orchestra pending.

Sunday, Dec. 20 -- Monthly Meeting and. Family Fun Night

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

We hold our regular monthly business meetings on the third Sunday of every month starting at 4:00 p.m. After the conclusion of the business meeting we have our Family Fun Night. There is always good food p repared 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 in„ited to partici p ate in all of the above activities.

Fraternally yours, Entertainment Committee Lodge No. 84, Dallas, Texas ) --fa% AN,

s Column OTTO L. HOSEK DALLAS, TEXAS

Dallas, Texas FAlow Sportsmen and Readers: Nutria now a problem in east Texas Control of Nutria now has become a problem in Texas, with this little South American import on en eating rampage pretty well over half of Texas.

There are areas where it has become a real menace and a serious problem.

Reports from southeast Texas indicate heavy damage in the marshlands, where nuttla have practically taken over thousands of acres of the marshes.

They are destroying not only food for wild ducks, but crops also, according to the reports.

This animal has spread over much of the eastern half of the state and many private and club lakes are reporting that nutria have eaten off shrubs around the lake banks and are destroying the foundations of some of the darns..

Thursday, Dec. 31 — New Year's Eve Battle Dance. Featuring the music of State fish hat ;!'aeries also state these Ed Faraizi and John Rejcek orchestras. pests are eating all vegetation on the Dancing fram 8:30 p.m. to 4:00 a.m. — lavien, thereby weakening them and causing seeping. The privately owned continuous music.

All of our Saturday night dances start small lakes in the south. are operating

Wednesday-, June 10, 1959 undr, r specda/ progiarns to kill off the nutria. inc nutri:1 ed into the United ti !Ji r a. few because it was felt h eiight control undesirable vegetation on lakes and streams. 'these animals did no stop at eating madesirable vegetation hoWever, and nov‘i (here, as in Louisiana, their grat increase in numbers ilre now classed as a nuisance, and sportsmen will have to help to control .01,-ns.2. ice sts. cra!,;n“niaers really spit tobacco?

Mr. Grasialoppee does not chew tobacco like, the tough guy in the Westerns. He prefvrs to eat grass but, when hungry, he will out almost any green leaf that groWs. When he spits, chances are he is spitting arms juice, however it is brown colored and could be mistaken for tobaeco juice.

The araashepper is surrounded by many enemies who are all react: to eat him. He has big eyes 'co spot danger and long hind legs to help him leap cleat of his tormentors, but Mien. cornered, his only way to defend himself is to spit. he brown juice is harmless and one can't blame the "fellow” defending himself the only way he knows how.

Notice 22 -ShoOters A new 22 caliber cartridge, termed the first major development in the small bore ammunition in 60 years will go into production June first, it has been announced by the Winchester Western Division of Olin Mathieson Chettical Co. The new cartridge is the 22 Winchester magnum rimfire, the company reports.

Designed for rifles and revolvers, the new cartridge fills the gap between the conventional 22 rimfire and the centerfire 22 hornet --the first and oldest effective commercial 22 varmit load. It presents the sportsman and farmer with an inexpensive intermediate range cartridge.

For the rifle shooters, the 22 magnum rimfire offers an effective combination for predator control, rabbit and squirrel hunting and mid-range varmit shooting. The handgun enthusiast will find longer range, flatter trajectory, and greater knockdown power than with standard .22 rimfires.

At the preaent time there is no commercial sporting rifle chambered for the new cartridge, but Winchester is testing several types for later introduction.

Three handguns manufacturers have announced a total of five different models chambered for the 22 magnam.

While irn on the subject of new developments, let me mention also that Winchester is also :coming out with two

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new ultra-speed belted magnum calibers, the .264 and the .338 which are now being tested and will be out very shortly possibly for the coining hunting season.

I am, looking forward to these new carbines as Mr. Botts, Winchester factory representative told me they are supers!

Will leave you now with a clever little chuckle for our hunting column.

"You can't quit now," the circus manager told the human cannonball, "where can I find another man of your caliber?"

Yours truly, Otto L. Hosek

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Meeting of the Ladies Circle of Lodge 88, Houston June 10 at the Lodge Hall at 10 o'clock. All are invited.

• ( On June 21, Lodge No. 62 will hold a special celebration with a good program to (honor our Mothers and Fathers.

The program will begin at 3 p.m. Lunch will be served after the Program. Remember Lodge 92 Fort Worth, on the Robert's Cut-off and You all come! ) • 40 ° ( SPJST Lodge No. 68, Nelsonville, Texas will sponsor a Grand Barbecue Sunday June 14th. Music by Kinney Bros.

Band during the day. Dance at night Music by Bill Mraz Orchestra. Everyom cordially invited. * " • ( Mothers' and Fathers' Day planned To climb a tree, grasp its branchq — at. Lodge 92 Fort Worth, to be held on Fathers' Day will be announced here not the blossoms.

• • later. Make plans to attend with our Getting along with others begins with youth together, also please, assist us to getting along with ourselves. plan our 50tied years celebration.

• • • • Children are a great deal more apt to Our Lodge 47 at Seaton will together follow your lead than the way you point. 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-

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Rosebud — a. car and trailer belonging to Ed Skrabanek of Temple were blown into the Rosebud City lake while the family was visiting with TOM Vitek, Mrs. Skrabanek's father.

Skrabanek had parked their car and two-wheel trailer on the lake side of the gravel road. Evidentaly the car was left out of gear, because the strong wind blew the car and trailer into the edge of the lake.

A guard post and a post chain helped to stop the car from going farther in the lake . Only the front wheelS of the car were in the water and only damage evident was a slight bend in the right front fender.

In every Lodge of our Brotherhood let's strive to carry our Youth Program to a successful conclusion as our future depends on the winning of our young friends.

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Everyone is cordially invited.

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