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17. OERVNA (JUNE) 1959

NAg E Kdyg skoumame dejiny nagi Jednoty mrigcme tvrditi,ze jen nad geni a dobra vole zbudovala tuto a tyto vlastnosti jen nage rady vedou k rozkvetu. Kde Se tyto vlastnosti pestuji, tam je znati postup, Uspech a snadno k takovYm clinn se ziskavali nove eleny.

Pomahejme tedy v gude siriti dobrou vuli a nadgeni k spoleenemu snageni usmerniti einnost radovou tak, aby byla mila, a prijemna i zabavni v gem vrstvam nageho elenstva. aby na ge kadove schtze byly lepe navStevovane zakid'me je tak aby byly pritaglive svoji srdeenosti a to nage bratrstvi, sesterstvi se jevilo v kaZdem nagim poeinani. Jedine pak miigeme odekavat, ae elenove prijdou s prospet na gemu snageni. -- Nutno hledeti k tomu aby na ge bratrstvi spol kove bylo stejne jak v spolkove schtizi tak i na ulici i v na gich rodinach. — K Uprave pomerfr kadovYch vyslechneme i to na ge mladgi elenstvo nebot' nikde neni u kadu takovY sta y aby nedalo se new zlepgiti, zdokonaliti je tfeba jen chtiti a vgude se prace pro rozkvet fadu najde.

Jig jednou jsem zde poznamenal, ten kdo stavi vlastni prospech povgdy nade vgecko jine ten pro gadne bratrske zdrugeni nebude platnYm elenem.

Tfeba, ge se nom i vgdy nepodati sve nahledy uplatnit a ge nase zamery nej-

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Official Organ of Slovanle Benevolent Order or the State of Texan

ROCNiK (VOLUME) XLVII Oislo 24.

SLOVANSIKE POD.

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sou poVgdy uznane, snagme se aby nag irmysl byl povaly nejlep gim, prospet nagi Jednote.

Na rozhrani na geho vYroei pini se nase srdce pychou a vzporniname zaroveil nagi odpovednosti pro budouenost.— Vge to krasne co bylo Jednotou vykonano jest za nami a v pfi gtim sjezdu bude za tento usek na gi historie slogen fleet. — Ani dost malo nepochybuji, ge bilance bude radostna.

Ovgem, ze tak jak na svete nic neni dokonale i my budeme opet hledati nove cesty abychom i budoucne roz gifili nage pole pilsobnosti a vgimali si jegte vice neg podnes, mlade ge ktera, nom dodo eerstvou mizu, givota.

Jednota na ge byla gt'astna, g'e ye svem vedeni mela vzdy schopne a oddane sily. Obchodni vedeni se ptizpusobovalo pogadavkilm doby a v posledni dobe i organisaeni prate a snaleni vykazuje peknYch vYsledkft. 'reel a poslani Jednoty zustal od zalogeni stejnY ale doby, kdy si zivitei rodiny zajistil poji gteni jen pro fieel by hradil se jeho pohreb, se velice pozme nili. Dnes vetginou pohlilirne na pojistku jako na ochranu pro rodinu. Stalo se tak dik praktickYch druhti pojistek ktere i nam nekterYm mohou zpitemniti podzim 2.ivota. Cela obsahla kniha by se o torn dala, sepsat co v gechno nage jednota &I/km elenurn spoleeensky

i kuIturne poskytuje a kus toho nageno dobreho srdce jest i v tom na gern Domoye Odpoeinku.

Necht' toto nase dobre snazeni nikdy nekonei. Pust'rne se vgici z novou s chu ti do toho na geho 63teho roku a nade vge jine, Sestry a bratti.

Dejme stranou vie, co by nos moblo vnitine tiikit a svorny postup oslabovat. Snadno to docilime, kdy budeme pamatovat na, Podporu, Lidskost a Bratrstvi.

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piehled jak rosteme Seznate s nasledujiciho, jak se koncem kvetna na ge kadu umistili na pr y -nichdestmchasited 41 154 Fort Worth ziskal Menu 36 66. Waco 34 88. Houston 33 84. Dallas 26 29. Taylor 24 6. Cottonwood 21 17. NovY Tabor 92. Fort Worth 19 19 79. Corpus Christi 1$ 4. Hallettsville Ze 166 zdrulenS?ch fadu 86 zaznamenali prirustek. Osmdesat ado negiskalt tento rok ani jedneho noveho Vena. Ca o tom soudite?

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Entered as second class mail matter, January 3rd, 1933 at West, Texas, under the Act of Con g ress of Au g . 24, 1922. Send Form 3579 to SuPrenie Lodge SPJST, Box 400, Tem p le, Texas. lf/AEDNI ORGAN SLOVANSKE PODPORUJICt JEDNOTY STATU TEXAS OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SLAVONIC BENEVOLENT ORDER OF THE STATE OF TEXAS REDAKTOR — EDITOR L. O. HOSEK Box 85 — West. Texas V y davatele — Publishers CECHOSLOVAK PUB. COMPANY. WEST. TEXAS Predniatn6 $3.25 — Subscri p tion $3.25 Per Year Zmdny ethos zasilaji se do Hlavni tlfadovnY Pox 400. Tem p le, Texas Chan g es of address must be sent to Su p reme Lodge Box 400, Tem p le. Texas Pfedolatne a ozn$mk y bUd itd2 adresovan y no VIstnik. West. Texas. zemfelYch Menu se uvefejfiU j i bezplatn6 The obituaries are printed without charge.

ELAVNI tilkADOVNA — SUPREME LODGE EDWARD L MAREK, President JOE B. HEJNY, Vice-President J F. CHUPICK, Secretary JOS. KOLIHA. JR. Treasurer R. A. URBANOVSKY. Bookkeeper All In Tem p le. Texas. Box 400 AUGUST KACIR, Attorney Tem p le, Texas DR. MARVIN LESIKAR. Medical Director P. 0. Box 410 — Ta y lor. Texas

Z1V0tOPISY

- Ze pani Jos. R. Antonovd z Houston dlela zde na del gi na ysteve u rodine Kazdove a saeastoila se slavnosti v Elm Mott.

• 4. firody, kde voc4 a poslednSrch det'ri neuSkodila, jsou velice pekne, obzvlaSte krmiva jsou slibne.

• • — Ze,pohreb vazeneho obcana okresu Bell, John J. 8eveika se konal minuly tyden pit Seaton, za sluZeb farate Kostohryze na, SeatonskY. hthitov.

• — Ze podzimni schrize 'Aesteho okrsku konati se bude v osadni sini v Taiton, Texas. Zaeatek schtize stanoven na jednu hodinu odpoledne a pamatujte tedy na den 25. fijna, .2e se sejdeme v Taiton. a • — Ze na‘g e dobre sestry A. Stranska a Machacova churavi v Dallas. Litujeme a pfejeme brzkk obrat k lepgmu.

• • Ze minuly tyoen ve sti:edu s datem a misty i krupobitim silne po -g -kodilybavnukltf:icmezMoultn a Hallettsville. ♦ • —22e u lirorrulclkov acli v Houston se raduji se prvinho rodineho nadeleni, chlapeeka ktereho poimenovali John Leo.

Emil. 1\ilareSova,. Povida, ja byla Mikulikova a ja se ptam zda,li Albina. Ona 'Ze ono a hned se ptala na me divci jmeno a 11z jsme byly jako doma. Chudak tak plakala. Pravila Ze se tam ma dobte ale neni tam je gte dlouho, tak posud tes kni. Mu tech tesknic musi kaZclSr okusit. TakovS7 Rest Home se in0,e pravem nazvati frtulnou. Je to tam jai; velika rodina. e • — 2e v Bryan skonala stara osadnice pani Frank Dobrovolna, pf:ijela do teto ze me kdyZ byla 1 rok stard a zanechala manZela a tit syny. NaSe soustrast.

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2e nedavna bouil'e a krupobiti v meste Taylor a okoli nadelala innoho Rod vysvita s finaneni zpravy bratra taj.

Urbishe od SVPS pojiStujiciho spolku sidlem v East Bernard.

• - Ze tu v tiskarne 6echoslovaka ziskali noveho pomocnika v osobe p. J. VeselSfho z Orna,hy, Nebr. bude vypomahati v redakci 6ehosloVaka.

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- Ze pani Frances Breskova z Moravii ze skupinou nadejne mladeZe pfedvedla tanee weeske besedy" pfti oslave 50ti leti Dr. Petra v Schulenburgu. Cela oslava byla velice zdrafila.

• o - Ze nag krajan John F. Holubec -- Ze minuly tkden dona zprava ze ses. po 25 letech shiny co auditor okresu A. Horakova v Dallas podrobila se opeLavaca do vY'sluZby. Celkern pracoval pro raci v nemocnici. Prejeme rychle a trftEDITELA — DIRECTORS okres 42 let a na rozloueenou rifednici vale pozdraveni.

FRANK V. STEPAN. First District 41 • okresu jemu dali pek0 dareeek.

Bellville. Texas br. Jos. Zvogeme — Ze zatim co toto p CHAS. NAVRATIL, Second District 816 E. Ave A. — Tem p le. Texas — 2e Louis Nehlak si za drOku 2ivota lanek z Temple se prochazi po to jeho ROBERT CERVENKA. Third District vyvolil sleenu Darlonu Tschorner. Sriatek Moravence ve stare vlasti a zajiste si West, Texas R. E. BROZ, Fourth District bude konan 27 t, m. v Granger, Texas. tam pochutnava na dobrem piveekti. Br. Rt. 3. Box 320 — San An g elo. Texan Zvolanek je tam po ti:eti a pakli si neJ M. SKRABANEK. Fifth District — 2e jsem si s potVenfm pfeeet1 dopis pozor bude jej tarn znati kahlSr' po4720 Bellaire Blvd. pani Amalfi Kouclelkove z Moulton v Bellaire. Texas Ptejeme St'astnST pobyt f navrat. licajt.

D. P. SRALLA, Sixth District Nov_em Domove, tak Vain jej zde eastee* Rt. 1, Box 110, Edna. Texas ne livaclint pike o to nasi Taylorske — Ze ye Wacu zemrel minuly tyden pan CHAS. HOLASEK. Seventh District tulne toto:E. J. Gerlich v nemocnici El byl veene2513 Nemec St..

Na zpaleeni caste jsme se stavili v SP- mu spanku uloMn na. Waco Memorial COMB Christi. Texas JST Rest Home v Taylor. Seznamili•jsme Park.

• tISKOVI VfBOR PUBLICATIONS commrrTER ses manZely TroubilovS., mi. rediteli ritule ny. Jsou to lick velmi upil:rinni..KaWr v — Ze mankle Eric Mouekovi s (IN-Ton DR. EDUAKD ItaCEK. Chairman Universit y Station, Austin, Texas fttulne si je chvdli Tez", si vAichni libuji z Eonis a man'Zele Alfred Nrimeekovi z MRS. HILDA BRTIS, Secretary jak clobf: e lam mall'. To bylo videt McAllen 1 man Z Buckholts, Texas aluclkovi s . ele C'haMRS. FRANCES OLEXA jak ka2,0"7 byl vesohi. Jai jsem byla i v dcerou : z dleli zde u 6402 Ta gg art St.. Houston, Texas kuchyni nab Ima,ve claystali °bed, a to Jerome KopeckS7ch navUevou.

• 4 bylo jak v hotelu. lVfeli tolik peknych ETANOVN1 VtBOR — BY-LAW COMMITTEE FRANK HLOZEK, SR., Chairman v Jefferson Davis Hospital graduZe pajti az radost.

P. 0. Box 137, Blessing, Texas tITEPFIEN VALCIK. Secretary Prekvapilo mne, ze jsem se tam se g- ovala sleena Doris KiTZanova. jako 06402 Pra g ue Street la s moji znamou, kterou jsem uz nevi- gettovatelka. Gratulujeme, nongtoe 7. Texas

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KaZdY dobrST ein a skutek kterY vykonavame z prave lasky bratrske jest nejen doporueenim ale sveddi ze chapeme to bratrstvi na gi Jednoty.

• • KaZdY i'dd by mel miti sveho dopisovatele do spolkoveho organ. Pozorujete zajiste, ze v gechny ty rady od kte • rSrch zasilane jsou pravidelne zpravy do Vestniku einnost jejich se vzpruZila a elenstvo bete lep gi zajem. Jsou mnozi etenari, kteri s nemalSim zajmern etou kaZdS7 dopis, obzvla gte takove, v nichZ nage dopisovatele zdeluji, co se kde v fade, v osade podnika a jaitSim zprisobem vge u nich "pracuje". Takove dopisy jsou velice uZiteene a vitane (pov gimnete si dopisu sestry Janakove a i jinYch) ponevadZ jsou povzbuzujici a i jine k ridasti vyzivaji.

• • Hledejme napravu, je-li potfebna povZdy uvnitr v rade, nikdy mimo fad — na verejnosti. Skody nam to. Laskave si toho povgimnete. ) • st. • (

Minu1ST tSiden v doprovodu bratra a sestry Kazdove nav gtivila nas pan! Jos. R. Antonova z Houston, pozdeje rodina bratra a sestry Jos. Milanova a divenky Fort Worthskeho Youth Clubu, kterY si prohledli zavod Cechoslovaka.— TeZ se to na kratko zastavil br. Ben Vaneura br. Barton a br. Robt. Cervenka a sestra Ktilanova. Netreba snad ani zvlagte poznamenati, ze nas v gechny tyto navgtevy v2cly potegi a pfijd'te zas. ) • 4, •

Bratie Serikyiiku

Ze sjezdu Kat. Delnika v Cedar Rapids 26. sjezd Katolickeho Delnika byl ukoneen ye znameni skveleho Uspechu v oeekavani dalgiho rozvoje.

Ndp. biskup Jan L. MofkovskY zvolen sjezdem eestnYm ristrednim predsedou.

Odstupujici pfedseda Vaclav F. Jellnek zvolen eestnYni ristrednim kern.

Budouci sjezd bude se konat v roku 1963 v ()maze, Neb. Tento fispe gnY a v harmonickem souladu ukoneen 28. kvetna za radostne na lady. Prace sjezdovo, mela rychlS7 postup; vge bylo vypracovano ye vS7borech a vgecka odporueeni byla ptijata jak navr2ena a to bez ru gnYch debat. Za povzneeneho ristfedni Pfedseda Vaclav F. Jelinek odroeil jednani sjezdove o 3. hodlne odpoledni.

Vaclav Jelinek zvolen sjezdem za eestne ho Ustredniho diivernika.

SlOne Ukednikil distal° ye stejne “7gi, ale velkotajemnik a velkopokladnik dostali zvY geni o $750 roene.

Z Texasu za duvernika vyvolen H. A. Parma z Ennis.

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Dekuji Tobe za poznamku v tvem poslednim dopisu. DotYka se poznamka Tva spoleenYch na gich zajmri a proto touto cestou uji gt'uji, nedelam si Zadne starosti jak posouzeni me prate pro Jednotu, dopadne.

Snail jsem se poctive die slibu daneho ye sjezdu a chci i naciale tak einiti. — Kdo spravne pracuje nerna se eeho obavat. — Nag Vestnik, dokud jsem ponechan bYti jeho redaktorem, nebude nikdy slouZit k tomu, abychom v nem svetu na obdiv staveli na ge easto mylne malicherne osobne zbarvene a nebratrsa nahledy, nebot' takovS7m ke T jednanim, bychom gkodili nagim organisatorurn a celemu rozvoji na gi Jednoty. Vetim pevne, Ze si to na ge elenstvo nepreje. ' pripadlo na 14. eer yna. Nage etenake bu• a • de zajimati zminka o vzniku, historii a vYznamu nagi narodni vlajky a budou sledujici kadky oisti pozorne. Po prohlag eni neodvislosti 4. eervence 1776 vynokila se mygienka nahraditi tehdejgi vlajku novYm sYmbolem, pkedsthvujiV anglicke Cast! radostna zprava o elm spojeni tkinacti stabe v jedinY cejrnenovani H. T. Cabla, po uspe gne slo- lek. Teprve pa uplynuti celeho roku, pkeZenYch zkougek doktorem mediciny v sne dne 4. eervna 1777 kongres ye FilaGalvestonu. Pochazi on i jeho rodide ze delfii pkijal resoluei: "Usne geno, aby Sinton. Rada takova zprava rispechu vlajka SpojenS/ch State sestavala ze nagi xriladgi generace nas velice pote- nacti pruhu, stkidave eervenkch a bilkch, Si a slouZi zaroveri co cliikaz obetavosti aby Unie byla trindet hvezd bilYch v paiich rodieft.

Gratulujeme. modrem poli, pkedstavujicich souhvoz-

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Strana 3 di." Kdo tuto resoluci pkedio211 proto.kol onoho zasedani neuvadi nez ma se za to, ze resoluci navrhl John Adams, kterY byl pozaji zvolen presidentem. Popularni tradice udava, .2e -prvni narodni vlajku upravila a zhotovila Betsy Hossoya, vdova po vojlnu, padlem v revolugni valce. Trinact pruhit na gi vlajky predstavuje 13 osad, ktere se spojily v odboji proti Anglii, Modre pole a hvezdy predstavuji nynej gi Spoj. staty; jeana hvezda za kaalY stk. Barva Cervena jest znakem udatnosti, horlivosti a vrou cnosti, barva bila znadi nadeji, eistk ivot a poctivost, barva modra predstavuje barvu nebes, vernost, upkimnost, spravedlnost a pravda. Hvezda byla jiz v staroveku pokladana v Egypte a Persii co znak svrchovanosti, vladarstvi a vzne gene snaky. Narodni vlajka Unie prune zavlala ye vzduchu v revolueni garvatee s britskYm oddilem 3. srpna 1777 na pevnosti Fort Stanix, pozdeji pojmenovanou Fort Schuyler ye statu New Yorku.

Dnegni doby v den 14. 'derma bS7va., americka vlajka vyve g ena na verejnYch budovach i obeanskYch domech, aby piipominala narodu nejen jeji ptivocl, historii a vYznam, ale take ochranu nez,adatelnYch pra y americkeho lidu.

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256 let x rad.0 154 Fort Worth, Texas ftad 154 Fort Worth konal minulou nedeli oslavu sveho vkroei. Na pozvani sfidastnili se Urednici Hlavni fikadovny, br. feditel Robt. Cervenka toho distriktu a bratr K. Naivratil red.. 2 okrsku a redaktor. — alenstvo tohoto radu ktere se do --Leto slavnostni sell-axe at' ji:i; pro jakoukoliv priein,u nedostavilo, maji co litovat. Schilze i proslovy pronesene, pkatelske sejiti i nalada byla srdeena.— Po sell-Uzi mile sestry kadu vysluhovali vkteenou veeeki a jeden kaki* motel bYti uspokojen. Malou freast omluvil bych tim, ze Vage schfize nebyla zaveas a dostateene oznamena.

Pfejeme Va,m vgem mnoho dalgiho zda ru a tisic novYch Menu!

4.„ • Minulou nedeli jsme se tea sfleastnili schfizi kadti eislo 92. ktera byla eetne navgtivena,. Nalada byla pekna ta dfildite zastoje projednavand. Na g fad chysta se oslaviti dtstajnYch spusobern sve 5Oti leti v dohledne dobe a ptlpravy jsou jiz v proudu. Nebudu /1-age dobre dopisovatele pkedbYhat jen tolik poxradim ze vgecky shy na ge budou napnute kahleho naNgtevnika naleEte pohostiti.

Newomente se sUeastnit a oslavit s na.. mi nage 50t! let!. Budeme Vas eekat.

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Fort Worth, Texas CtenS7 redaktore, bratti sestry a pratele: Cas spatky bratr Jos. Beean navrhnul zaladiti do Vestniku "Hlidku sberateld pogtovnich znamek".

Clatel jsem o tom taky se zminit, ale nepsal jsem, az v minulem eisle etu, — "No stamp collectors Column." Odklad ovgem vkly gkodi. Chet o torn nekolik radkil napsati. Predne se trochu predstavym, jsem mladik 78 rokil stark a jellkoS ji2 neepraeuji tak tram mnoho Casu nazbyt a jelikoS jeden nemilSe porad y e dne v nod eisti a divati se na TV, to vg e onarzi tak sem se dal do sbirani pogtovnich zntlmek a tak jsem si to oblibil, Se pH tom mohu seat eel* den, a al do pill noci a dela, ani jiS nepamatuji, Se bych gel spati pied pul noci.

Znamky jsem zaeal sbirati minu1S7 bre zen, totiS 3 mesice zpatky a posud jsem prilepil do albumu 1600 pog tovnieh znarnek rovneS s 98 zemi. jest to velice zajimava "Hobby" jak to zaCnete tak se nechce prestat.

RovneS, i vzdelavajici treba v zemepisu. Ja jsem nikdy nemyslel, Se jest tolik zemi co tisknou sve znamky, musi jich bYt okolo 400 a moSna vice, za.vis13ich a nesavis1STeh mnoho ostro yd a pod.

Clovek vynajde tolik jmen, co nikdy o nich neslt,gel, tolik naal3"7ch semi, co treba v novinach o nich &tame a jelikoS jsou nam cizi tak 'si jich mnoho nevgimame ale ,iak zaene sbirat znamky, jiz takove jmena. zni vice zname Vain a tu rovneS vi ce zajima. Ovgem zebere to taky trochu kuiatSTch dolartl ale to zaleSi jak kdo chce, malou sbirku teknem $50, to jest malieka, anebo kdo chce a mute na to vyloSiti treba eely milion, nekdo rekne to nemuSe bSit, ale je, jsou sbirky i ovg em ja zustanu pri to malieke.

Taky to zebere hodne Casu a pro pilne 1101 samestnany v jinem oboru, neni to z r avna radno, neb s tim strati mnoho Ca su na -akar sve povinnosti.

Za.eatek jsem met lehky neb znamky Spojer,Vch stain, Anglia, Nemecka a astatnich zemi okolnich, rovneS eesk3ich polskS7ch, slovenslqich jsou lehce lugtiti, ale jak jsem pri gel na einske ruske a pod. tu jsem zaliokoval s Ruskem, me vypomohl mihj syn S ' tepan neb on studoval risky trochu na T.U.. Ruska abeceda se velice high od nagi maji v ni 16 znarnek jak Chirm'ale lehei ne tak moc zamotane a pak jako N a R maji na ruby a pak na priklad pismena C jest vysloveno v rirStine jako na ge S, H jako N, P jako R a tak dale. A tak j6, na starost musim luStit ruskou abecedu, ale daleko v torn

VESTNf X — WEST, TEXAS nej sem.

Dues jsena Si zas objednal knihu v ktere jsou znamky vyobrazene skoro s eelS7ho sveta a jmenovanY kde a jak jeSte jich tat6in trochu co nemohu rosluStit a tak jak tu knilm obdrZim budu studovat zas.

Pral bych se sejiti s bratrem Jos. Beeanem a trochu porokovati o znamkach a pod., ale nemohu tam, jeti, jelikoS bych se ye Ft. Worth strati'. Casu mam dost kdyby to bylo San Antonio, tak bych jel, ale Ft. Worth, jest my posud neznamy, ja, bYNam u synt na rand, jihozapadne od Ft. Worth na Sylver Creek Road, 3. m. od Convair, zrovna proti konci jezera, Lake Worth, jmena na po gtovni boxi Rt. 8, box 408 — A — 409E. Degte jsme men v maji clobre, a ten t /. •deri jsme meli zas 3" pastry jsou bujne, ale jsme melt i sucho ash po gest meshed, aekoliv bylo hla geno pa TV Se ye Ft. Worth pr gelo mnohokratt, my zde meli such°.

Zahradky a v ge ted' pekne roste, a na dobytku je to taky znati, tlustne. Kdyby me nekteri pffLtele racili nejakS, stamps poslat, byl bych jmr vdeen3-r, ovAern stargi nad 50c. denominaci.

Pozdravy vgern, P. Neshyba. * 4, e Od ifidu Oslo 15 Posilam znovu o„nameni a pozvani na piknik kterY hobo poiadati na g tad SPJST eislo 15. pti nag i "„aiove sini v Buckbolts, Texas, dne 21ho. cervna.

Jsou take Mani jimich radii a vgichni jejich pratele. No idete zde pratelske Iidi a dolote se nobavite. MiAete si zabrat rtzne hry a vyhravat bude Patkova kapela.

Tedy pa,matujte ptisti nedeli 21ho eery na!

Dostavte se v gichni ra,di vas u nas S pozdravern a na shledanou.

Raymond Zajleek, predseda, Val. Nemec, tajemnik.

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Pad Veseli, aslo 14.

Wesley, Texas Va'ZenST bratte redaktore sestry a bratH.:— V College Station ve schfai prvniho distriktu sliboval jsem ti bratre redaktore, Se ti yytresu kalhoty, tak dnes 1./Z' tak einim ale pi gu jen tak kratkSr dopis do Vestniku a chci tim ptipomenout elenum naSeho fadu ze naSe eervnova sehaze se bude odb)ivat zas v Brenham v parku hasia a to v sobotu yeeer a osmi hodinach dne 20teho cervna. Sestry pry ptinesu nee° k zakusnuti a ulevit Zzni se ten postarame a ptatele jsou zvani aby na gi schuzi nav gtivili a s nami pobe-

Ve stfeclu, dne 17. cervna; 1959 sedovali, tak nezapomente!

Dalgh zprava je, trochu smutneho rdzu. Muj spolunavAtevnik schitze prvniho distriktu spolubratr Jos. W. JeSek od itadu Vesmernost eislo 68 upadnul na schodech jeho domku ye etvrtek dne 21 kvetna a na,sledek byl, Se upoutal bratra JeSka na tY'den do luSka. KdyS jsem jej byl navgtivit tak 1ikal, Se mu lekat poruchl na tom laSku vytrvat con br. JeSek ueinil, ale tento tVden jsem zaslech, Se jiS feSacky krmi slepice a zbith vajieka tak myslim, Se do pri gti distriktni schtze bude zas hotov se mnou se svest.

Heil mu upineho uzdraveni.

S bratrskS7m pozdravem.

Ed. G. Vavra, taj.

Pozn. red.:— Bratre Vavro, domnival jsem se, Se po vSrhrtdce po gleg asi 15 strankovS7 dopis, ale zatirn to dopadlo ye lice mime. — Lituji s Tebou nehody br.

Jaka a pteji ten dokonale uzdraveni. — Na shledanou. —

Kalendai okrskovirch schfizi PRVNI OKRSEK Podzimni schtze prvniho distriktu bude se konat u kadu Oslo 9. Slovan na Snook v nedeli dne 4. tijna (October) a jest • proto tak easne oznamovana, aby nam tuto nedeli ostatni okrsky laskave ponechali. Dekujeme ptedem Vaan vgem!

Tieti okrsek 3 okrsek v kterem jsou zdrWene 21. tadd naSi Jednoty planuje svoji podzim ni poradu na den 27; zath a sice bude se konat u tadu Oslo 66. Waco, v jejich sini na Elm Mott. Prosirne aby tato nedele nam byla ponechana. KadSr z bliz ka, a i vzdalene jsou fictive zvane. eTVRT'it' OKRSEK etvrtSr okrsek bude poicadat svoji vSrroeni schuzi v Lubbock dne 23. srpna to jest v nedeli u tadu eislo 157 v Lubbock, Texas. Misto schtize a program bude oznameno co nejdtive mo2no. pige sestr y — Kristinek.

SestSt okrsek Podzhnni schtze gesteho okrsku konati se bude dne 25. rijna (October) v Talton, Texas. Zaeatek schtze o 1 iodine odpoledne. Podrobnosti budou yeas aznornene.

SEDMY OKRSEK Oznamuje svoji schuzi na den 27. septem ber to jest etvrta nedele v Septembr u tadu Antonin J. Cermak Oslo 56, v Corpus Christi. Sestra tajernnice Betty Jutica Mda ostatni okrsky aby jirn tato nedele pro tuto schuzi byla ponechana.

Ve stredu, dne 17. &rvria 1959

El Campo, Texas Mile sestry, bratti a ctend redakce nageho mileho Vestniku.

Zdeluji yam, Ze prigti schtze gesteho okrsku poradati se bude petadvacateho kijna (25 October) v osadni sini v Taiton .Zaeatek schilze bude o jedne ne odpoledne. Zaroveri bratru redaktorovi za celY gesty okrsek dekuji a gratuluji ku elanku na prvni strane, eisla 22. datum 3. Cervna 1959.

"Jake dobro oeekavarne od Distriktu."

Zajiste kaZdy na g 'den je povdeeen bratru redaktoru za popsani a vystihnuti, tak sloZite soustavy s kterych jsou nage Distrikty sloueeny pro dobro a pokrok nagi mile Jednoty. Ale mile sestry a bratri bez uptimne snahy a zapalu, a bez opravdove lasky ke v gemu tomu, co tvori se v techto distriktech, vYznaene 384 znaky tohoto na geho narodniho a spoleeenskeho Zivota. Je nam treba predevgim upevnit viru v kra.su a prospech takove einnosti a setrasti lhostejnost k nagim okrskfun, Jednote a radum pojitko a bagta kulturni smYgleni.

Zaroveri je nam treba udrkvat nag narodni Zivot, kterY by nam mel bYti pri kazem nagi roduvernosti a iicty k naSim Delaji tak jinY narodove a my vydavali bychom hrdosti nad svYm piivodem gpatne svedectvi kdybychom tak My opravdu nemame zadnych priein abychom se za svilj pilvod stydeli. Hned ye gkole jsme se ueili, M kdo se za sviij pilvod stydi, jest hoden potupy vgech lidi.

Slova otce naroda Franti gka Palackeho kterY pravil, i kdybych byl rodu ciganskeho a posledni jeho potomek, prece bych se snaLl, aby eestna pamatka po mne zustala. Tento hlas Franti gka Pala ckeho by nejen nam mel zvoniti v nagich ugich, ale take by mel nalezti ohlas v nagich srdcich, k povzbuzeni nageho narodniho snakni.

Nebot' v gechno to krasne a radostne s dim predstupujeme pied americkY svet koname v gak dosud ye znameni lasky k narodnim idealfn, zvykum i tradicim a take ve znameni lasky k reel materske a proto mile sestry a bratri udrZujme u nagi Jednoty Ceskost co nejdele je nam moZ'no, nebot' zajiste to bude vyjadrenim vdeku tern, kteri tuto na gi milou Jednotu zaloNli a po celY' das jejich Z'ivota psi ni verne stall. Je to na gi svatou povinosti, doslouN.ti tem star gim pokolenim v to reel ktera je spojovala k dilu, z neho maji prospech pokoleni mlad.gi.

Snad jednou pfejdeme k jednojazyCnosti ye vgech nagich schfizich a shrorriaZdenich ale ten eas je gte nenadegel.

vtaT Ni g vrEer, Ono to prijde samo sebou ale i tehdy by se mela Best' davati, ye schilzich i ye vgech nagich shromaZdenich na gim zakladatelum, nebot' acta k redi na gich otcti a dedu zajiste bude jen kakleho z nas glechtiti. Vy v gichni vite, ze je jegte nekde hrstka vernYch pracovniku a pripadne jen dva, tri jedinci dobre vide, snadno seskupi mladY lid k rozdilnYmu podniku, kterY tern starYm pionYrum prinese premile utegeni.

Take dnes nejhledanej gi ye SpojenYch statech je na ge red eeska. Nyni dochazeji odboru slovanskYch jazykil do pisy vojinil, by jim byly poslany ueebnice Ceske keel, aby znalost Ceske reei ye vojsku se uplatnila. Znalost na gi krasne Ceske reel bude prospeSna je gte hezkYch par let kahlemu, obzvla gte v nagi Jednote. adam na ge organisatory, by u syYch radu Clenstvo povzbuzovali k fleasti do schfize gesteho distriktu, ktera se bude odbYvati 25. kijna v Taiton, Texas program bude zdelen pozdeji dle usnegeni, ale zaeatek bude o jedne hodine odp.

Slovanska podporujici Jednota Statu Texasu bude a nekterYch na gich radii oslavovati zrozeni a zaloZ"eni na gi Jednoty, prvniho eervence 1897, jinYrni slo vy 62 let zdaxneho pdsobeni. Mill sestry a bratri jiz dva a gedesat let poskytuje nage Jednota spolehlivou ochranu rodinam a stale pritom hladajic a zavadejic to nejlep gi a nejvyhodne'j gi v bratrske Zivotnim pojigtenim vYhody. Dva gedesat let nezda se tak dlouha doba, po nevad is delka lidskeho Zivota je dnes vygi, dik pokroku lekarske vedy, a zmirne ni lidske di my a zvYgeni nagi Zivotni miry spolu s mnoha zdravotnimi opatrenYmi o jakYch se nam v minulosti ani nesnilo, ale piece, co je to zrnen, Jenom se rozhlednete kolem dokola, spominejte a porovnejte! Shled'ate zajiste, Ze takrka nepozorova.ne udaTy se velike pfemeny, ktere spdsobily pronikavY pi•evrat v kaZde east nageho Zmenil se i 'Zivot nagi Jednoty. me radi a take pinYm pravem, k se kolem vge zmenilo, kolern Jednoty nagi, jenom jeji idealy a krasne jeji poslani se nezmenily a jsou stejne jako v jejim Poeatku, ponevadZ stale Z'ivou a trvalou iejich hodnotu vyskou get ten na g minulY eas.

A prOto je na miste, jestlik se zastavime u toho dva a gedesatileteho mezniku, abychom se rozhledli hodne spatky a spominali, co jsme vykonali a co je za nand, a co je jegte pied nami. Pied mi je aby sme sirekli, Ze je na gi povinnosti nagi Jednote pomahati, abychorn ji v tak dobrem stavu male udrkvall ziskavanirn noveho elenstva. Tento stalY

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pokrok jak jiz jsem pripornel, neptiger sam od sebe.

Ten nag pokrok musi bYti predlogen, vytrvalou a svedomitou a cilovedouci pra, ci a krasnY nag iispech bude vYsledek prieineni nas v gech vernYch prieinlivYch pracovnikil pod vedenim na gich dobrYch a spolehlivYch hlavnich uredniku, coZ zajiste jest pranim v geho elenstva aby nage Jednota stale razila si cestu vpred a rostla a mohutnela stale ruavYmi ratolestmi.

Svoji vernost a vdeenost k Jednote projevime zvY genim a snaknim se o ziskavani noveho elenstva. Dobre vYsledky nag eho prieineni budou dojista ka2dello blaZiti a prinesou mu radostne yedomi k pro Jednotu na gi vykonal nee° prospeg neho a zaco2 mu vdeeno bude vgechno elenstvo na gi Jednoty i z 1g.

Senkyrikem, Dist. organisatorem.

I • f6 • --Ze sedmeho okrsku San Antonio, Texas Koncem tohoto mesice ukoneime prvni pololeti leto gni spoleene organisatorske prate. Mnozi z organisatorit osvedse znamenite a k celkovemu dosud dosaknemu vYsledku prispeli velmi hodnotne. Rad bych, abych se mohl vyslovit pochvalne o v gem organisatorechi hlavne o tech, kteri letos je gte nepriloZili ruku k dilu. U nekterYch je rozhodujicim oinitelem otazka volneho easu, ktereho se jim z rilziVrch dfivodA nedostava. Nelze vgak pochybovati, Se pH dobre vuli ye snaze dostat svYm povinnostem kaIdY se vynasnazi ziskat aspori jednoho Clena, aby ke konci roku v listine organisatort, kteri se zaslouZili o vYsledek soutek, nechybelo jmeno ani jedineho organisatora nebo organisatorky sedmeho okrsku. Sestry a bratH, nezapomerite na zvla gtni odmeny, kte re jsem vypsal a oznamil ye Vestniku.

Umistenim se na eestnem miste neplepe dokakte svoji organisatorskou schopnost, uprimnou snahu pracovat pro nagi spoleenou vec a lasku k Jednote. V'gem preji mnoho zdaru.

V kvetnu ziskali nove Cleny a prodali pojigteni: bratr Frank C. SackY za $6,000, • eim'Z se udrkl jako vedouci organisator sedmeho okrsku. Hned za nim je br.

Charles Novosad, kteremu se podaril0 prodat pojig teni za $3,500, dale bratr John Hranick3-T , jeden z nefinavn'Ych pra prodal pojigteni za $3,000 a br.

F. L. PustejovskY za $1,000. Za va gi praci, ktera prinesla dobrY uzitek, srdeene dekuji. Neprestavejte v gak, prosim, ale zvYgenYm dsilim se snafte umistit se na miste co nejvygg im. Pri teto prile'Zitosti obracim se na vgechny nage eleny s pros bou, aby pomohli mistnim organisatorfun

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Btrana 6 v jejich praci, aby na g okrsek letos vysel Za vagi spolupraci, sestry a bratti jiZ piedem uptimne dekuji.

Jaroslav Kleprlik, okrskovY organisator. ___) • 0,

Rodinnir sjezd Sjezd Havlikove rodiny se bude konat dne 21. eer yna toti g tteti nedeli v eervnu (Father's Day) v Moulton, Texas, v naii sini tadu Culak Oslo 165 SPJST pi i Gonzalske ceste, Farm to Market Road asi tti mile zapadne od mesta.

Timto zveme viechni kteti jsou sptizneni z na gi rodinou aby se jiste dostavili teg stare zname i ptatele.

Kahla rodina jest Zadana by si ptinesla koiik jidla, tots obed a svoji rodinu registrovala o 11 hodinach rano.

Odpoledne zabavy a program, obeerstve ni vieho druhu hojnost. Tak jiste ptijd'te.

VYbor rodinovY Havlikove 1 •A• Proto "Sim-li se ptat, jak se yam libi letoini vSrstava, milostiva?" — "Posud obdivovala jsem se jen vaiim obrazilm."

"Ach, tak vas zaujaly?"

"Vite, u ostatnich ()brazil bylo pokaZde tolik lidi, Ze jsem se k nim nemohla dostat."

4 • c_ ) MILiM DOFISOVATELUM Nektere pozde doile dopisy budou v piRtim Cisle. Meite strneni. Dekuji.

PH zmene Va41 adresy poutijte tohoto kimono Supreme Lodge SPJST. box 400, Temple, Texas. gadam Vas o zmonu me adresy jak na sieduje:— Moje nova adresa Jest:—

Moje stars adresa:—

Pattirn k tadu eislo S pozdravem PodPla

illidka Zen Od Krottiku eeskS,ch Zen v Dallas Mile sestry:— Schtze 4teho dervna byla konana, v dome u sestry Nesudove, melo to byt ye White Rock parku, ale, Ze bylo pa degti, a bylo jegte mokro, tak se v ge odbylo v dome. Schtze zapodala v 11 hodin dopo ledne a ze glo se nas 27 sester a pilibyla nam jedna nova sestra Aneaka Houdek.

Mile ji vitarne mezi nas, d ye nage sestry jsou nemocne y e St. Paul hospital sestra D. Stransky a sestra Machaeova. Pfejeme jim aby brzy vyzdravely. Take sestra Toberny dostala smutnou zpravu od pani Fitz z Oech, kde odletela navgtivit svou maminku a osud jeji byl, Ze jiz svou maminku na Zivu nenagla. Vime, Ze to bylo pro ni hrozne, nebo piled kratkSrm easem ztratila jednoho s yeho bratra. — Necht' prijme na gi upl'imnou soustrast, Ve schnzi jsme se umluvily, Ze 25 dervna (June) na ygtivime Ennisky KrouZek Jestli se nas sejde 16 sester, tak si sjedname Charter Bus, kterST by nas stal $36.72 a mely bysme to pohodli, Ze by nas dovezl aZ na, misto, a kdyZ by nas jelo vice, tak to bude lacinejgi.

0 vice informaci volejte na pi. B. Ptevratil, anebo kteroukoliv nagi i na dopisovatelku mfflete volat.

Pfigti schtze bude 2. dervence (July) u sestry Helen Vrla star gi 4527 expressway. Bus tarn jede SMU, slezte na Knox Str. a beZte v pravo 2 bloky, take mtiZete vzit Capital bus, a slezete na Vickery a jdete d ya bloky.

Ve stredu, dne 17. Eervna 1959 Dallas, Texas Mill etenati Vestniku:— Zase pkichazim mezi Vas etenafi po tteti v kratkem Case (MU, se do tketice vgeho dobreho) abich Vas zas poprosila, aby jste nam ptispeli peeivem nebo jako minule nejakS7m dolarem na misto pediva. Nag pkigti prodej pediva bude 20. eeryna v sobotu.

Tentokrat mistnost opatiila Helenka, Vrloya, ml., moje prava ruka neb je valy a ve v gem ochotne napomocna. 0patreni mistnosti pro prodej pediva bSrva tyrdSrm ai gkem ponevadZ tech prodejn pediya 13S7va veinal mnoho; pro kosteli ,Skoly a rfizne organisace a to nekolik najednou v stejnem Case.

Helenka zajela do obchodu v Zive obchodni east mesta a manager obchodu ji vygel ochotne vstfic a podotknul, jestli chceme, Ze tam intZeme byt ffeba celST den. Bude to v obchode `Goodhousekeeping" na 3216 Knox Str. Gas jsme sta novily od 1 do 4 odp. Bude-li potr.eba, budeme tam tak dlouho aZ vie YYPro° dame.

V tomto okoli bydli dosti deskeho du. Tak prosime komu jest to moZne, pki vezte tam pedivo sami a komu neni moine, tak ()pet zaz yorite a na ge dye sestkieky Helen Krutilek a Georgie Hrabina k Vam pro pedivo piijedou. VSiteZek z tohoto prodeje peeiva piipadne na vypraveni "Lounge Room" v to na gi noye Sokolovni.: Vgechnu dekoradni praci ktere bude zajiste mnoho daruje zdarrna nage mlad gi ses. Sokolky. Ov gem potfeb..... •rn ,,, ,,

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Pamatujte na Domov Odpoanku Nebudete litovat kdyi pri prvni ptileiitosti navitivite

Domov Odpoeinku v Taylor, Texas,

Poznate, ze pomery tam co se pohodli, vypravy a stravovii•i nagich bestir', statenek a statiekti tyre, jsou Dosud nektera mista v Domove jsou k zapineni. — Piesvedete se osobnE o kraPo schiizi jsme mely velice dobrS, lunch snem podniku svoji nav gtevou. Budete na, pochoutku jsme mely birthday cake pirjernne piekvapene. kter r pilinesla ,sestra, Kopeeek, kaftlY me sic nektera sestra ma narozeniny. Tak Prosim nezapomente! — to 0. dy ye schfizi oslavime.

Ptimluvte se za Domov ve vaiich bas nam honem ubehl, a schilze tak dovYch schilzich. skoneila.

Diky Vam ptedem.

Na shledanou .v piisti schfizi.

Mary Dedek, dopisovatelka.

Ve stkedrt, due 17. eer yna 1959 nabytek a material pro Lounge a det sky pokojik, se musi koupiti. Proto vas prosime, podpakte tu snahu tech sester ktere tu praci a eas na to daruji.

Bude vas to teSit, kdyt do krasne vypravene Sokolovny pkijdete a rozhledne te se kolem bude se Vain to libit a s hrdo sti si teknete: "Take jsem na to neeim pkispela, je to hezice, mam na torn take svilj podil." Staki neb mladi n'rozhodu je. Musime pomahat katdY die syYch schopnosti a motnosti. Diouhaleta prace a skuaenosti tech starch pracovniku, meli by bYti vzorem tem mladaim kteki se do te prace tepr y zapracovavaji a dobe to vedou. Jen jim prejem vytrvalost a jestli potadaji o radu, radi jim yypomateme. Ted' je doba prazdnin. De ti jsou ze akol doma. To znarnena pro maminky vice prices tCma menaima det mi. Fozjitcli se do rfanYch easti US na prazdninv neb deti posilaji do "Campu" kd' sc vedouci o ne clobke staraji.

Sokohiva ze le,een statil se chystaji do Loa Angeles na SokolskY slet a pH torn oslavi Sokol L. A. 50-leti trvani Sokolske Jednoty.

A zpivame si Sokolskou pisen — "A bYt to, cesta daleka, ta Sokolika neleka,." ani stare babieky, dedeeky a jede se!

Jen od nas z Dallas nasledkem stavby te naai Sokolovny cvieici nepojedou. Nemeli kde nacvieovat a ted' jsou pilne zamestnani pr dokoneovacich pracich u Sokolovny. Pracuji tam pilne v sobotu i v nedeli aby co nejvic pen& svoji praci.

Formalni otevreni teto velmi krasne velice Sokolovny je ureeno na 7 zaki. 0eekavame, ‘te se k /lam zajedou podivat ne jen krajane Texasati ale i z jinYch stater. Nepochybujeme, te se jim u nas bude libit. Pojede nas z Dallas jen hrstka Merin Sokola do Los Angeles. Dostalo se nam uprinineho pozvani od tech naMch TexaskYch Sokolieek ktere znarne od jejejich narozeni. Vide jsme je vyrustat v Sokole, cvieit od detstvi at Soko junaci pki SokolskSrch Sletech nam je odvedly jako svoje teny do Los Angeles.

Je to Elinka Nesudovy-Nachtigal a Evelvnka a Libuae Pavelkovi z Ennis. Evelynka-tihova, a Libuaka Kuteer, vAecky tii parky jsou nacl'aeni sokolati pracovnice a take je tam u Rihu jejich tetieka pi. Anna Herzanova, moje pkitelkyne. nadeena vlastenka, Sokolka. A mimo teelato tarn mime mnoho yzacnfich pkatel: Mantele LeaovskYch, ses. Kkitovou, a. line teaime se na sejiti.

Mantele. Nesudovy vyjitcli jai driv aby si u jejich deery-zete Nachtigalii pobesedovali. Po sletu hodlaji jet domu. Nas nekolik pojede pozdejl. Slavnosti Sokol.

Zaeinaji 3-4-5 eervence.

vtsTNIK —

WEST, TEXAS

Vzponainame zde i naaich nemocnYch a zajiste jim pkejern vsem brzke uzdraveni. Jsou to tii elenky naaeho 2enskeho Kroutku a Sokolky • Sestra Dolfi Stranska, ses. Anna Machaeova, a ses. Antenie Horakova. Veechny jsou v St. Paul nemocnici, tot br. Joe Maca a br. Anton Kos. Ze vzcialenejaich pkatel je to sestra Birdie Hilsherova z Houstonu a Anieka Troubilova z Taylor, Texas. Tyto jsou na ceste k uzdraveni eehot jim pkejem.

Take sl. Naomi Kostom te si chtela zastonat, ale po tYdenim odpoeinku v nemocnici ala °pet do prace. Pi. Ba.rtoaova byla u nas v Dallas u sve dcery ktera je oSetkovatelkou ktera ji dobke opatrovala po jeji vatne nemoci. Zde je pray dive pkislovi: ze, kdyt nemUte pkijit Mohamed k hone hora pkijde k Mohamedovi" a tak se stale) i u nas. Stale jsem se pkipravovala, ze pojedu pi. Barto eovu navativit kdyt je v Dallas. My bydlime na jednom konci Dallasu a oni na druhern. My auto neniame, tak jezdime busem. Zeptala jsem se jeji dcery kterY bus tam jede. Vysvetlila me to, ale nedostala jsem se tam. Tak jeji dcera k nam maminku pkivezla ale jen na civilku, je dosud slaba,.

Pkestala nemoc, je na ni vyditelna.

Byli u nas a pi. Bartoaovu teslo, ze jak jeji mut prijede, te pojede s nirn domu do Penelope. Neni nad domov. Hikala, te me zna, to jsem u nich asi pied 25 lety spala, s nag Olgou kdyt jsme tam byly na Sokolskem svieeni ale ja si ji nepamatuji. To jit je etvrt-stoleti a Ede se men(.

Vaem nemocnY'm pozdrav a pilni uzdraveni.

S pozdravem vSern etenartim, Baena Valeikova • • Poznamka k dopisu ses. Valeikove

Poznamka v dopise na iinem misti nuti k teto kratai Uvaze. Uvadi tam sestra: "Musime pornahat katdY die syYch schopnosti a motnosti. Dlouha leta prace a skuaenosti tech starch pracovnikt, men by bYti vzorem (tam bych racieji videl, akolou) — tem mlaaim, kteri se do te prace (spolkove, asi sestra myslela) zapracovavaji." — .Velice pekna slova sestro a dekuji za ne. — K tomu dovolte abych Dejme v naSich poradach tern staraim zasloutilSim Menem nejen trochu toho uznani ale i priletitost radou se uplatniti.

Tim myslim, ze vytrvalejai maji hlecle ti nesobecky zapracovati ty mladai vlidnYm spfisobem a vynalezati pro ne nejakou zodpovednost, ktera katcleho mia deho eloveka Pkikladem nam mute bfrti einnost ve'ech tech spolkil, kde prace a zodpovednost

jest pane rozdelena up, ccioe ter a bratra.

Pamatujte na to ‘' aide, te roste navateva ve seinittee kde (least vaech, je v*i nadacni, nest rozdeleni prace, cot obratem znamena vice planovani. V katdem rade i v Sokole je, — pamatujte, — pro katcleho elena nejaka vhodna a p,illehava prace. — BucUme tedy vaiei utiteeni adove naMeh spolkii a bez velkeho proaeni hied' me se dle schopnosti uplatniti, e tam. mute skuaenost tech staraich no abroI vlidnou radon, 12,ed. ©, • ( Crosby, Texas Ctend redakce a mile sestry a iraialz—.

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A ty deti ran tek Caste zapominaji je to jam esud. osnd ()tea. Sliaera - Iseui !al% likrat, to km tat?, se o n C apetne a museli tit v cbildobel a v nedostetiiii, ale treba to nebyla ieho vjna, te ten vy (leek nestaeil by till v pkepychn prisli tivelne pohrmy na firodu a nemoce

6trana 8 se pkidruHly, tak vy mladi i starei, kteti mate jeete ty sve ace vzpomente si s dopisem aneb sebe meneim darkem moo ho to natal.. Taky i zvlaet' poteei vzpominka ad vnoueat a ye vas vidi tu lasku kterou venoval s yS7m detain kdyZ byli malt Zamyslete se nad svSim 'Zivotem vy jiZ taky starnete jak to ze jednou prchne ten mladSr vek a ta hiava vaee dnes tak hrde se nesouci jednou se skloni a ten krok kterY dnes si tak hrde vykradujete bude pomalY a pki chtizi klopitnete na sebe meneim kameni kterST yam osud na cestu Tomu staff nikdy neuteeeme ani se pied nim neschovame rije ty vrasky na naSi tvat by sme byli tfeba sebe vetei bo r tab vaZte si toho sveha otce a stakieka zakat je tu s vami aZ tu jeho eedivou hlavu hrudy teZke zasipou bude pozde, ale veimnete si te,j jeho radosti kdy2 je podarovan sebe mensim darkem neb Hvot bez lasky je jak kvet bez vune koneic i jak pteji yearn otcUm a stakiektim radostne, proZiti den (Act. zustaxam s pozdravem Anna Trampotova. )• •( Ead Jaromir eislo 54 SPJST West, Texas Mily bratki a sestry a ctena, redakce:— Na vedomost vam davam, ze schtze pravidelna se konala dne 7. eer yna. fRAd se toho te gi ze tak velika nav gteva byla take i sestry v hojnem poetu se dostavily.

Schnze byla dulezita. Konaly se pkipra yy ku pikniku, kterY se bude jako v2dy odbyvat ye West 4teho eervence.

Schfizi tuto zahajil piedseda Robert Cervenka ye 2:30 odpoledne, tajemnik br: Frank 6oeek pkeeetl protokol s minule schilze. Pokladnik George Mikeska podal zpravu s poslednich zabav jak se dobke vydakily a vYtnek byl Diky zasluhuje nag zabavni vYbor, kte 117. se stall opravuje a eisti sin, tak v:ge to yypacla, pane. Ve vniti i ted' se chystaji barvit sin s venkovni strany v kratke dobe, tak to bude vypadat lepgi, take br. pkedseda podotknul jak pekne se vydakil program na deri matek, sestry pilne pracovaly a v ge pkipravily tak ze to bylo mile a pliatelske zyla,gt sestra Chris. Milberger ktera mela vge na starosti zasluhuje dik na g a vgeci kteki pracovaly zdarma, aby vyeistily sin zdarma.

Neradi jsme slygely, 2e na listku nemocnSrch jsou 2 sestry, toti'Z' Regina Hromadka a Veronika Marek. Pkejem jim by se brzo pozdravily.

Dale podal zpravu br. Albin S' ulal kte

VEST NI K — WEST, TEXAS ri pkispeli penal-Le na Little League Baseball vypada to skuteene pane ty hoel ye stejnokroji s napisem. SPJST. Po $10.00 pkispely State Natl. Bank, West Natl. Bank $10.00, Wernets Drug $10.00, Barton shop $10.00, Farmer Gin $10.00 West News$ 10.00, Robert Cervenka $10.00 The Texas Co $10.00, Hugo Freund $10.00 KozelskST Ford Motor $10.00, Nemeeek's Bro $10.00, Emil W. Popp $10.00, John A. Sulak $10.00, pure milk co. $10.00 Dr. Papper 10.00, George Kacif $5.00, SPJST $20.00. Veem darcUm vyslovujeme nag dik.

Pak pkiela porada ohledne pikniku. Vee je vyplanovano, zabavni vYbor a kuchyriskS7 vS7bor se o yea opstaraji. Obed i veeeke bude pkipravena dobre barbecue a veecky pfichutky, peeivo kava a daj tab ze nemusi t) rt Zadmi hladem. Chairman do kuchyne sestra Anna Dole2a1 zvolena Christian Milberger vYpomocna.

Doufame, 2e se vee vydaki. Veichni jsou zvani, jine zabavy pro deti a bingo bude veak oznamka bude na jinem mist y . Tak jeete vas chci upozornit, ze pravidelna schtize nebude prvni nedeli v eervenci ohledne pikniku bude odlo2ena na druhou nedeli v eervenci to jest dne 12teho a tak nezapomente na tuto schtzi.

S pozdravem na veecky etouci i na redakci.

Molie Barton 1 4 & • S. Rad Svaz e. echoslovanii C. 92 Fort Worth, Texas Mile sestry a bratki:— "Den Otcti" se blili, bude jiZ v nedeli 21. June a jak vita, ze eleni se rozhodli adlOZit "Oslavu Matek" na tento den, pro spoleenou oslavu. — Program ku pocte techto naeich milych matieek a ta zapoene ye 3. hod. odpoledne a po programu bude spoleena svaeina a potom se mute ka2d3i bavit dle libosti. — Ta br. a ses. a pliatele, vgichni jste zvani na tuto oslavu a pkatelske pobaveni. PH tom si mil2ete zahrat 42 a ty nage maminky, zase jine hry, jak si kdo pkeje.

Hlavni je, by jste pkigli a pkivedli va gi rodinu.

V sobotu 6. eeryna, v kat. kostele, St. Andrew's byla sezdana v 5:30 odpoledne sl. Joyce Jean Huberiak, deem br. a ses. Ray. C. HubenakovSTch s p. Jerry A Whatley, synem p. a pi. Arnold A. What ley. — Sestra nevesty sleena Jo Ann Huberiak, byla maid of honor a pi. Kenneth Hoffman, matron of honor, druZiely sl. Peggy Whatley, sestra, 2enicha a sl.

Joan S' imek a S. H. Winters Jr., byl best man. Dalgi ye svatebni druHne byli: Joe Harrison, Robert Taylor z Dallas a Cecil Piland. Nevesta graduovala z TCU kde jeji mantel bode dale studovat. Ve-

Ve stkedu, dne 17. Zervna, 1959 eer byla svatebni hostina a tanec pH hudbe br. Joe Milana v Sokolovne, ktera byla hostmi zapinend. Nevesta obdreela celou spoustu krasnSTch darkti a blaho pkani a ptitomni byli vS7borne poeastovani, jako na svadbe, jidla a piti do sytosti. Mladi mankle odjeli do New Orleans, na svadebni cestu a pak budou bydlet zde, v eisle 3115 Camp Bowie. My veichni jim pfejeme, etesti, zdravi a Bozi do daleiho eivota.

Z Temple prijela na svadbu maminka br. Huberiaka a sestra pi. Mikeskova. Je stli byl kdo vic, nevi mi znamo tak pro sim, prominte. Jeete jsem opomela napsat, ze ses. Hubenakova, uella svoji dceruece — neveste krasne svadebni eaty, ktere ji hezky slueely a oveem nevesta jako obrazek.

Zdejeimu, panu Frank Prochazkovi st., vyslovujeme srdeenou soustrast nad fmartim jeho drahe maminky, ktera, zemPala v Dallas a na tamnejeim hititove, te2 pochovana. Te2 jeho syntim a dalgi a zesnule dej lehke odpoeinuti O. Pane.

Se srdeenYm pozdravem Marie Juran, dopisovatelka. ) • ml► v SieI krodiek Zen v Ennis Mile sestry:— V posledni schfizi ze dne 28. kvetna, kdy bylo pkitomno 18 elenek. Byl darovan peknST svreek na deku, ses. Annou Novou, za co2 ji vzdan dik.

Pozdeji nine sestra pkedsedkyne M. Kopeekova, uvedomila, ze sestry ze kroueku Dallas, nas hodlaji v nag prieti schtizi, ktera, ptipacla na 25. eer y -naveti mysena rdeteime a chystame je co nejlepe uvitat, by se mezi namy citily opravdu sestersky.

Naeim sestram take pkipominam, by se na ten den ptipravily, s nejakrm tim peeivern, salaty, ale eadmini masit*m pokrmem, to obstarano bode z naei pokladny, zakoupenim kukat. Ostatni vypHi krou2ku, v listkach neb telefonem.

S pozdravem na veechny Joe 8ramkova, taj. k otAku. ) • 4. •

Oprava Stalo se nedopattenim, ze v adresati minulY tYden byl oznaeen °pet br. Ben L. Mikolaj co distriktni tajemnik dru. jest chybrie. hello okrsku, co 1 Tajemnikem druheho okrsku jest br.

A. L. BoudnY, Taylor, Texas, Rt. 2. Box 180. a tak prosim si laskave adresat opravte. Diky pkedem.

Ve ,qtteclu, due 17, Gerona oman:--

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(M. Jahn) (Pokradovani) "Zadneme zitra. Josef ud naptal sekate," prokekla Cilka.

"A my aZ pozittku," odrekla 8vajdova.

"Ja, tak to chodi, celk rok dokola, jedna vec odejde a nove zas ptijdou," poveal Svajda, a uZ byl u sveho nekoneeneho rozumovani, ktere ptichazi se stakim.

Za chvili odedli do jizby, uhostili tam Cilku a zase hovokili aZ do yeeera.

Obloha bledla pomalu v oknech, a na blizke lesy lehaly stiny.

Cilku ovladl nepokoj. Nemela stani v pasekach, jakoby sem nepattila a byla Lady jen hostem. Zvedla se jako vitr, rozloueila se s rodiei a zase tak chvatne a sveZe beZela domil travnatYm chodni kern uprostked luein a bkezin — e ft Josef gel dedinou zrychlenYm krokem.

Vadat v nem doutnala a zcela ho zaslepovala. Ani si nikoho nevdintal a jenom se zavrtaval do sveho nitra. Nechapal jasne, prod Cilka o kaZde nedeli odchazi do pasek, nechapal kouzla, ktere ma koutek, proZitY v detstvi a jenom se zaryl v o gklivou mydlenku, ktera ho trapila po celk tYden.

Uveril, ae Cilka schazi se s Vinckem Ze mysli potad na starou lasku. Myslil, Ze proto pospicha do pasek, aby se s Vinckem setkala.

Bekl, jakoby pod nim hokela pada.

Ptebehl Avozem do poll k onomu pahorku se dvema lipami ,skreil se v podrostlem obili a hledel po Cilce. Vide' ji, jak rychle ubiha. S oei ji nespou gtel a z podali dkladne ubihal za ni. Cilka se ani neohlikla. BeZela rychle, sotva ji staeil.

Najednou v oei mu zablyska kkidlovka. "o jde on, Vincek!" rozlehlo na jeho dudi.

Skreil se do bkezi a bez dechu eekal.

Uvidei, jak se na sebe usmali a hltal oeima vdecky pohyby techto dvou lidi. jak Vincek rozmlouval Zertovne s Cilkau, jak ona splacela jeho fismevave pohledy a jak se vratil s ni latezovYm lesikem.

Josef stal skreen. Neslydel hovoru, ale bylo mu jakoby bicevno dopadlo na jeho hlavu. Byl bled a bez krve, rty se mu chvely, a srdce zrychlene tlouklo. Byl jako omamen. Nechapal, ae je to m0,ne, ale vZdyt' vial to na vlastni oei, se to schazeji. Skrdil se a

STNIK WEST, TEXAS krokem ubihal za nimi. Vida, jak Vincek tisk ruku Cilce a dokonce jak po ni napkahl ruku a jak ho Cilka lehounce pleskla.

Razem chtel vyskoeit a pkepadnout Cilku. Ale nohy mu poklesly. Svalil se do travy, v hrdle ho sevtelo, a lesik mu v ceich splynul ye SpinavY chomae. Tak to trvalo rninutu. Byl jako ztrnulk, v oeich mel mrdkoty a nohy mel jako ochcromle. Ale pak procitl ze sna. Litost ho sevtela v prsou, a do oei proudem vhrkly mu slzy.

Byl jako poraZen, vzlykal a drZ91 se za hlavu, ye ktere citil prudkY, buracnk vitr. Chapal svou hanbu tak jako nevem Cileinu, kterou ho do smrti ugtkla.

Stesti jeho to chvile bylo sesuto, aby se nikdy nevybudovalo. Chtel se uZ zvednout, ale nemohl vstati. Byl jako nekSim pkimraZen k tomuto nedt'astnemu mistu.

Ale pak pocitil jak jeho dudi prodlehly vzdorne, odbojne mydlenky.

Vstal, ote ykel si oei a vdecek se poddaval mstivemu hnuti, ktere se prudce ozvalo v jeho rortkasle dudi.

"Dobke to neskonei. Jeden z nds bude nedt'asten — anebo oba," znelo mu vkhrtZne dudi a on se slepe poddaval tomato svildnemu hlasu.

Na mysl vedly mu Apinave dmysly, se jich lekal. Najednou vzpomnel si na Vincka, Ze gel k muzice s ktidlovkou.

Uvaz1 na teto mydlence. Rozhodl, de ptij de k muzice a bude tam do rana. Mydlen ka tato v nem opanovala. Vdecek ji podlehl a se mstivou radosti bral se zpet k Udine, aby sve nedtesti utopil v lakave opojne noci.

Podlouhla hospoda prizemni uprostred dediny bile mu vyvstala v oei. Tahly ho do ni zvuky divokYch tame& a jenom stud mu doposud pfeka'Zel. Ale vzdor dodal mu sily. Vekl a v tvate mu zavalo opojnYm horkem.

U dveti v pfilkruhu stala mladistva deveata - s obna2Zen3'?mi lokty, ale Josef jich nerozeznaval. Mel pred sebou jen svtidne skupiny barev a slydel jen hlugive smichanou kvavu.

Zahrali k tanci. Josef pohledl do kouta za muzikanty. Sedel tam Vincek a jeho kiidlovka vesele zpivala, s jinYmi nastroji. Z yuky, ty zakezdvaly se mu do dude. Ozvala se v nem litost, ale to se v nem ptelila ye vzdor.

"Budu taneit na vzdory celou nod! rozlehlo jeho dui vdecku ji vznitilo.

Plade se rozhledl hospodou, vzal k tanci nejbladi deveici a ud se s ni ocitl v kole.

Proydane zeny. sestarle babky, sedice na lavkach, streily k sobe hlavy a klevetily. Podivily se Josefovi, prod jen tak

Strana 9 najednou obrdtil a zaenl se sponatet, ale Josef jich ani nepozoroval. Potandil, napil se piva, zaplatil muzikantum a zase byl v kole.

Hlavou mu proletla mySlenka na Cilku a jako svetelko nad bakinami uhasla, jenom Ze zapalila v nem prudke, hotlave vasne.

Tanen na vzdory bez odpodinku, a chvilemi prelet1 alma po muzikantech.

Videl tarn Vincka a myslil, 2e jeho tmave uhlove odi posmeSne sviti na neho keravYm leskem. Josef se hanbil pro Cilku pied nim a v srdce jeho vkradaly se zlovestne mraky. Byl by snad prikrodil k Vinckovi a zle se s nim sporadal, ale srdce jeho bylo aZ pies priliS plache a ro dinnou kazni zkrocene, Ze se nemohlo od hodlat k tomuto skutku. A proto jenom utapel horkost v divokYch tancich daleko pies pulnoc.

Bylo uZ k ranu, kdy2 vySel z hospody. V hlave mu jegte hudela hudba a dupaly kroky. Hvezdy uZ pohasinaly, obloha pobledla, ze zeme zadychlo rosou, zapeli kohouti a z vyspanYch poll zatloukly krepelky.

Josef gel domil se zpitou hlavou. Hanbil se za sebe, ale za vSeho vinil jen Cilku.

"K tomu nine privedla!" oddychl napolo s hnevern, napolo litosti a veSel do dvoru. rgichni tam spali, jakoby ho ani nedekali. Stal chvili nerozhodne. Stydel se vejiti dome, otevrel stodolu a zase roz Spanek ho premahal, ale v tom uzkel na trame visici kosu, jid byl v sobotu sklepal, vzal ji s koliku a jak byl ye svateenich datech odedel na louku.

Kdyi Cilka pritehla z pasek, nebylo doma Zive dude, ba ani dvere od sine hebyly zameeny. Cilka myslila, 2e Josef odegel za humna. BeZ'ela za nim, vo/ala do poll, ale nikdo se neozYVal. Odbehla, zpStky do jizby, shodila nedelni sukni a prevlekla vSedni.

Vtom pkidla domil kravarka MaruSa s bystrYma alma, pochazejici z horske dediny. Pkibehla vdecka udSichana, postavila se naproti Cilce, chvili se na ni jakoby s nedim vahala. Cilka to na ni postrehla.

"Kdes byla?" zeptala, se ji dychtivC "Ma jsem si zaskoeit k muzice," odrekla MaruSa, zamlkla se za chvilku dodo,la: "Hospodar take se thei. Je taky yeseW, plati a dovadi s devdaty —" Cilka ji mueive vyslechla. Tvaic /eji naiednou ochladla, jak by ji polil ledovou vodou. Nekekla. nieeho a vybehla zmatena z jizby.

Ze chleva zaslechla silnfr hlas Babu:Sin, ale ani si ho neuvedomila. Behla vS'ecka rortfZita do neureita a razem

S TN1K — WEST, TEXAS ce mu zatrasla ramenem.

Josef najednou procitl. Zatekal zmatend Oelina. %/Seek() se mu v nick neja.sne zkaillo. Videl pled sabot": Cilku, ale chvili se nomohl probrat a hledel vyjeven pied sebe.

Nitro jenci se podlevalo studem a zaroy en hnevem.

Cilka uZ byla znepokojena a rychle zvi data na Jose:UAL "Prod jsi to odclal, Josefe?" zeptala se ho s inekkYra potiledem.

Josef se zaouril pohledem do zeme a po .dole se mu protahla nevrla, vraska.

"A prod ty se tam v pasekach s scha,zi g ?" odkekl Josef kezavYm hla,sem.

"Co si ty nayslig, s ky'im se ia schazim?" rychle ptala se Cilka.

Bylo ji stydno, jak by ji Josef nedim neoistYm. post•ikl.

"Chce g -li to vedet s Vinckem," kaki durazne Josef a ye rty se zahryzl.

"Poslouchej, ty vefi g klevetam. Veera jsem opravdt" potkala Vincka. Zna g ho, ze bYva rad veselY. Nadal mi pokoje, vra til se se mnou -- a jak on etverak chtel mne vzit okolo krku a ja jsem ho pleskla. To je vSecko," mluvila Cilka tichYm, okrotlYm hlasem, rozkvetla ye t-vaki studem, ale notated jeji byl eistY a jasnY, ze nemohl klamat.

"Vgak jsem to vial. Vim, 'Ze jsi behala za nim,"' povedel Josef zatvrdle a pevne se zaryl do sve domnenky "Ty jsi gel za mnou? Vgak chvala bohu vide], jsi vg ecko. kekni mi, jakous mel prieinu, ze jsi mi nevekil? Pravim ti, jsem ho nepotkavala, co jsem vdand. Kdo za to milk, ae gel k muzice a ja zase do pasek " obliajovala se Cilka pled Josefem ale naclarmo.

Josef ji uvekil, ale ze styclel se za svoji laloupost a za yeekej gi kousek, jenom se odmleel a vzdorne se zahledel do zeme.

Cilka ho chytla za ruku a neZne na neho pohledla.

"Josefe, poslouchej, co si ty myslig?

Neni to htich, ze mne tak gkarecle podezkivaS? Udelej se mnou, co chce g, jestli jsem vinna," kekla mu pevne a celou dull svou vldila v posledni slova.

Josef byl pokoken pled ni, stydel se pled scbou, ale nechtel se k tomu plizna ti, a proto lehce odstreil Cileinu ruku.

"Nechce g nai vekit — no v gak ty uvefig," odkekla Cilka, ode gla pokojne od neho protde bylo ji stydno plakat a kIldet • Loulal lelela v podeine kotline a ze pled cizimi lidmi a te r21tYm, jakoby sva taj.1• (.; taita, i z sbo-.erta Po strane zapadzanYm krokem brala se &mit n1 ter, in; mem, sea t u eakil se mladY toosamem icraji spatlila CilJosef se za ni zahletdel a videl, jak otst-,teiho josefa a zrovna beela za nim. Pala oei a jako ubita beZela pasinliem Soi adi. kosici nine,' tulili neshodu a je- clonal". Chtel za ni bnete, chytit ji za nom pohlecterri na sebe kY yli. Cilka pfi- ruku a v gecko uhladit, ale a pfili g se behla k Josefovi, usedla k nemu a leh hanbil za veekej gi chyby a ani se nedok-

dvoke, nevedouc, za elm to Namoilla pochopit; prod se tak Jo:to:jet; ticat zapomnel. Znala ho davno, jai. '),(1 vylaYba,1 veseli — a razem takovo zmona. I mysli be videla, jak tanci dovadi s doveaty, ale to zase zarvak: i.alou ga a po ni lined jina dvou rodni j.l;ovice. Ghee se zmotaly myglen.ky v . citoinfte. BeZela za, humna pro seno a pitiotm 7,abehla do kuln y misto do chleva. A kclyZ se skonelly prace a veder se prikracil, usecila, na prate a dIouhu myslila.

Na, dvoke leZely vederni stiny, zahrady setmely a hvezdy bazlive vskoeily na tinavY blankyt. Ztichlo a jenom z hospo ciolehaly sem clivoke zvuky kriklave budby, ktere se ostije zakezavaly v dugi.

Cilka se trapila pro Josefa. Myslila, '2e bude nejlepe;piljde-li za nim. Vahala chvili, ale pak piece se rozhodla. Odelgla do jizby, vzala na sebe g atek ,zachublala Sc , do neho a beZela k hospode.

'Stanula pod oknem a hledela dovnitk.

Videla Josefa v pestrem choraddi Salce ji lakalo dovniti, ale stud: o brand. Postala chvili' pod oknem Itt.aolo vse..1 rortrasla begela Ustalla na prahu a hokce, litostne piakaia. Myslila, prod se tak nekdy pijevrh iAesti, prod vzejdou mraky a zakali slunce, ale jasne se nideho nedomyslila.

Sopdila jenom, ze se mad Josef zamrzel protole odegla do pasek. Ale v2dyt' zeptala, Wield li, a on ji nebranil.

Sedela tak jako ve snach, pat-1'11a do ztichle noel, eekala diouho, ale eekala Marne. 'Ulebla, ale na misto spanku dost tvily se my glenky, vzlykot a sizy. Rdi-19 e zbudila a poblecila na loze, kde apa14"(Josef. josefa nebylo. Tusila, ze snad gel ko.sit. Posiala, Mardi" za nim a sama c-hodila tak jako v blouzneni.

1\garaga beZela na louku. Sekadi kekli ji, ze Josef na chvili kosil, ale pak zahodil kosu a lehl si u lesa pod borovici.

Maruga odbehla &mit" a pravila Cilce, co kekli sekael. Cilka najednou ochladla k Josefovi. Utvrdila se v myglence, za nim nepcijde. Chystala snidani, poslala IVIaru gu na louku a pa ranu vakila abed. e`ekala, ze Josef piajde. ale on neBylo ji teskno. svazala abed sekadiun v milky a sama oclegla s obedem na

Ve stkedu, dne 17, eervna 1959 nuv jidla, chopil se kosy a prudce so roz pkahal, jakoby v gecku svou nevrlost hledel pkeliti v praci a pohyb. e • Obzor mladYch tech lidi zkalil se mrakem, Josef se mrzel, ze svedl hioupost, a Cilka se trapila, ze ji tak podeziral.

Jeden se stranil druheho, a mldky hryzl kokinek vlastni holkosti. Toho dne uz k sobe nepromluvili. Josef uZ popou gtel, a zase zatvrdla Cilka, a kdyZ obmekeila Cilka, zase Josef k ni nadobro schladl.

Bylo to, jakoby se &Zell koncti provaztl a jeden zkougel druheho, jakou ma silu tu hned popustil, aby za chvili zatrhl znavil druheho. A zatim se znavili oba.

2ili jakoby ad sebe oddeleni, ale jedna vec piece je sbliZovala vedomi obema spoleene trpkosti. Toho dne tiZ" spolu nepromluvili. Domlouvali se skrze Marugu, ktera, nosila vzkazy jednoho k druherau.

Ugel den druhY a zase nepadlo slovo se 2adne strany. Josef ode ge1 na pole, "aby mel Cilku s oei, a Cilka, kdy2 pfi gel, odegla z jizby. Ale kdy'Z byli daleko od sebe, tim vice po sobe Obema vgak se zprotivil takovY nepkirozen'Y pomer a nutne nausel se skondit. Josef "A myslil, jak se najednou usmeje na Cilka a vgecok zas urovna, a Cilka nejednou chte la vzit Josefa okolo krku a razem uhladit vgecko.

Ve etvrtek rano vzkazal Josef po ze odpoledne bude se su giti seno.

Cilka gla s Mardi hned po obede s hra}Demi na louku. Josef gel pomalu za nimi.

Den byl horkY; a bent-Ira:on:Y. Lesiky pa svazich rozsete sotva ze geptaly. let ptalca byl teZkY a znaven, za to vgak eeni hmyzu neustavalo.

Josef obracel bez kabatu, a Cilka take shodila Zivtitek a svrchni sukni. FIorko ji rozpalovalo tak jako zrajici ovoce.

Josef se zadival na jeji krasne rozkvetle tvare, jimiZ ho okozlouvala. A pfece snaZ'il se bYti co mo'Zna, nejdale od ni ze vzdoru a svehlave zarputilosti. A rovneZ Cilka hrabala daleko a dosud nerninila se poddati Josefovi. Oba se od sebe vzdalovali, ale ukradali si vzajemne pohledy, ktere se vZ'dycky ochlazovaly, nahodou-li se oeima stketli.

Josef se prave zadival na Cilku. ji s boku a jedinYm pohledem obezkel celou jeji posta,vu. Najednou brae mu uvazly v rukou, jak by mu ocheromly ruce. Vide', ze Cilka je pinej gi, ze je matkou. SladkY a zaroveia tisnivY pocit prveho otcovstvi prochvel mu du gi a soubelne s nim hned rozkvetl divnY a ndnY cit k 'Zend, ktera mu mela pkinesti prve dite. U'Z by byl odhodil brae, rozbehl se za Cilkou a v tvake ji polibil. Ale byla tu Hardaa Stud se vnern ozval a schla-

Ve sttedu, dne 17. tervna dii v nem pr y& nejprudgi. hnuti.

Chvilku se rozesnil. Vide' to dite na ru kou Ciloinkch, videl je spiel, vide], je u prsu, a srdce jeho uZ najednou rortalo laskou k pfigtimu diteti. A pki torn nemohl sobe odmyslit Cilky. On, Cilka a dite splynuly u neho v nejeist gi svazek. Ny ni u Z • nehledl, jak se byl klarnal, a karal se za to, Ze nechal v sobe vyglehnout Zarlive my glence, ktera, mu nyni dopadla ag na dno due, aby se nikdy nenavratila. A zase hledel zalibne v budoucno, zase se rozesnil o pti gtim. diteti.

O tteti hodine ode gla Maruga pro sva einu.

Lueinu ovladlo ticho. Jedine gusteni sena, hueeni Innyzu a geptani lesa rugilo zmrtvele mleeni, ktere tak tisnilo oba. Napjata tetiva jejich vzajemne zar putilosti pomalu spou gtela. Byli tu na louce sami a beze svedkti. Tesknota rdou sila oba. TouZili vzajemne po sobe, a ptece jeden se obaval druheho, aby se jeden ye druhem nezmklil. Oei jejich se na sobe rozhotovaly, a nezname kouzlo je k sobe. Cilka byla zemdlena jaitkmsi milkm a sladkkm pocitem a Josefovi zatlouklo srdce sladce a nmeive zaroveri.

Nevyslovitelna tie lehla jim na due a oba meli toliko jedine ptani: sttasti ji se sebe.

112- byli sobe na blizku. Jedink pohied a srdce jejich najednou rortala.

"Cilko!

Josefe!" za g eptli v tee vtetine a 112 byli tesne u sebe.

"Proe jsi mne trapil?" pronesla Cilka s hlubokkm oddechem.

"UZ Who neprav!" prosil ji Josef, hledaje Cileinu ruku.

Nagel ji a zlehka ji stiskl.

Oba se usmali na sebe eistkm, radostnkm fismevem.

Josef byl gt'asten, a jenom poznani dnegniho tajemstvi dosud ho tililo. Musil je povedet Cilce. hvIIi s nim 0010, ale pak tekl napolo geptem: "Cosi jsem na tobe poznal."

"Co ‘Ze jsi poznal?" odtekla Cilka a nejasnkm tugenim temne se zardela.

"2e nejsi same," vypravil Josef ze sebe a sklopil Prvk ten okamkk probehl mleky, jakoby oba se lekli, e strhli zaclonu nestiWeneho tajemstvi.

Cilka mu padla okolo gije.

"Budeg mit radost?" .2vatlala v redosti prveho matetstvi a slokla hlavu na Josefovo rame.

Ale v torn spatfila Maru gu a rychle se odtrhla.

"A veil mi 112 veki g ?" zageptala potichu.

Josef se usmal gt'astrikm irsmevem a v nem byla nejlep gi odpoved' Cilce.

Maruga dobehla na, louku a na tvakich obou postihla zmenu, jak by s nich

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KALENDAk V pfiprave 50ti let vkrool zalo2eni du 92. Svaz 6echoslovanil ye Ft. Worth, Tex. k 'Leto °slave bude ptipraven velice peknk a dilstojnk program. — Pfipravujte se laskave nas Va gi navgtevou po tegiti. — Diky ptedem.

• • Nag tad 47. v Seaton, spoleene s odboekou els. 5. RVOS oznamuje Arkroeni piknik na nedeli dne 12. eervence pti sve spolkove sini. Vra,2elova kapela z Buckholts obstard hudbu. Kaklk jest uctive zvan.

• • Za fad 88. Houston, oznamuje taneeni zabavu na den 4. eervence, pid hudbe "El Campo Polka Dots", Mary Tilich, taj. zabavniho vkboru.

• N ftdd. eislo 14. Veseli, oznamuje svoji pilitifadovou schtizi na den 20teho dervna do Firemans Parka v Brenham, to jest v sobotu yeeer o osmi hodin. Budou zaktisky i neco k obeerstveni. Nezapomerite a pfijd'te.

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4000 eeskSrch uprehlikii V Evrope dosud Zivoti 4000 deskosloven skkch uprchlikti pottebnkch pomoci, sde lil ye schtzi osl. Narodni Rady Americke Dr. Jan Papanek, bkvalkCsl. vyslanec ptedseda vkboru pro pomoc uprchliktm Schtlze konala se v Chicagu. Uprchlici Ziji ponejvice v Nemecku, Rakousku a Italii, • kde jsou pro ne pornery nejhorgi.

Mnozi se usadili v Africe, ale za dnegnich pomera trvale usazeni se stava, doeasnkm. V Evrope zAstavaji uprchlici a nemocni. Americka vlada pomaha uprchliktim po prvni th roky, ale po uplynuti to doby podpora konei. Nekteti jsou v Evrope jb deset let.

Nejvetgi je problem tied — Tern musi bkt dana kulturni i socialni pomoc. V Nemecku je 640 eesl. deti, chodi do nernec kkch gkol a nektere ji Z ani eeskk neumi. DUI se nam ztraci, co je nenahraditelna gkoda pro flared. Byla pro deti zi-izena eeska gkola, jeji'2 vydrk)vani stoji $200 mesiene. . ".t-edrkm darem jedne americke organisace bylo mono vydat eeskou eitanka "MA vlast". Je to prvni svobodna, eitanka za dvacet let: Dr. PapApeic sdelil, Z - e vlada Sp. Statft jedna, o deportaci 2000 bkvalkch DP's za 'lane pkestapky. Mezi nimi v gak neni jedine' ho OechoSlovaka. . .

NAIALOV RESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI My, resolueni vkbor, za tad Hvezda Texasu Oislo 47. vyslovujeme rodine poztistale na g i upfimnou soustrast nad odchodem va geho manZela, otce, statieka a nageho va,Zeneho spolubratra John J. gefelk kterk zemfel v nemocnici v Temple 4. eervna 1959 po del gi nemoci v krasnem veku 77 let. Bratr 8efeik narozen byl v Burleson County a do Bell County ptistehoval se v roku 1907 do Barcley. Po mnoho let pfebkval v osade Seaton a zabk val se rolnictvim. Byl elenem SPJST 47. aSA a WOW. Mnoho let v2dy dbalk povinnostech k tadu, rodine sve a k bliZnimu svernu.

Pohl-ten byl 6. eervna na Narodnirn hititove na Seaton po obfadech ye 6MB kostele a htbitove vykonankch faralem Kostohryzem.

Mild rodino, vime, 2e 2elite velice odchodu jeho, ale bud g vam ntechon, i my soucitime s vami.

Zesnulernu bratru pfejeme veen klid, a at' odpoeiva, v pokoji nest budil zachovana pamatce jeho.

Dann za fad Hvezda Texasu, eislo 47 v Seaton, Texas 9. eervna 1959.

F. E. Hejl, Jr. Pi. Anton Motlova, Pi. Jerry Pechalova, res. vkbor. ) • 4 • t

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Vyft rocl nasic ra u Zda se nam, ;2e nejakkm spfisobem by mohl kahlk nag fad mlaviti ptilektost ne ykroei sveho zalo 2 . eni, jak pak jinak se mohou ptizniveje pkedstaviti vefejno sti sveho nejbliMiho Prosim bratti irkednici star gich nagich tadu vakijte o torn. — Jsem jist e na g bratr J. F. Chupick tajemnik Hlavni iitadovny Vam na poMdani doda blggi informace ku pfikladu, kdy Va g fad byl zalolen, zakladajici 61eny, atd.

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Rybai a pan.

Druha east.

zvolal cizinec, "jakteiiv nesednu do kdyi v nem tak snadno ize nalezti smrt!"

"Oh;"

Rybai se zarnyslil a opacil: "A kde zeanrel, prosim vas, vas otec?" `Nu, kde. Na posteli.

Rozstonal se.• Zemiel .

"A vas ded?"

"Take na posteli, dobylo mu tehdy 65 let!"

"Ode, zvolal rybai, "vas otec i ded na posteli a vy se nebo-

Cizinec pochopil, kam rybai miii.

Kdo yyphiti svaj ivot pima a moudirSrm koninim y e prospech blinich, nebude se sm ti obavati.

Nati s tatiinkem a potoin spravne opig do se gitu! 0 prazdninach mfi g dosti easu zabYvati se BlEalYrn etenarem. — Pokus se pfibeh "Rybal a pan" vypravovati e'esky. Jo to dobre cvieeni v Ceske fee, S pozdrave

stkedu, dne 17. e'ervna 1959 ni" tech mladY'ch. Nikoliv, na sletu AOS se yam, krajantim ze vgech konein. Ameriky, pkedstavi stara garda Sokolske Jednoty v Los Angeles, iktera za vedeni sveho naeelnika Joky Pokorneho pkedvede pki sletovem cvieeni rovn'a "svoje 'Oslo". A mezi eleny teto stare gardy najdete 'deny i pkes 70 rokt stare, col dokazuje pravdivost na geho sokolskeho he sla, ze i "ve starem tele je zetrav3i duch."

Sokolovna v Los Angeles je nyni pled sletem pina ruchu. KaMY den se zde neco deje. Zasecla sletovY vYbor, zaseda vYbor zabavni a cvieenci poeinaje temi nejmengimi, a tem' nejstar gimi konee pilne evici. Na gi divadelni ochotni ci pripravuji ku pote geni cele krajanske vekejnosti zabavni sletovY program.

Ku sletu se pilne pkipravuji i sokolgti bratti Rusove — emigranti, kteki pro svo ji sokolskou praci na gli sviij noidi domov ✓ nagi Sokolovne. Zkratka, Mame co mfdeme a proto vy vgichni — drazi kra jane — bez rozdilu pkijedle mezi nas, posilnete nas v na gi praci na bkehu vzda leneho Pacifiku a zazpivejte si s nami nag slavnostni sokolskST pochod: "oerveno-modro a bilk je prapor na g, ten Iddyc ky byl a zase bude svobody stra. Pochod slo'Zil a spoleene s Jarou Kohoutern slova napsal nag eeskST pisniekak Josef Stelibsk3i, zijici dnes zde v Los Angeles mezi nami.

Tegime se na vas a vekte, ,KaliforStrSTeek Mieck z Austinu, nie vas nezklame. Bude varn mezi nami Adresa strteka le: dobte. Odejdete zpet do sldrch domovfi Universit y Station Austin, Texas. spokojeni a nadgeni vgim, co zde u Dr. Ed. 31116ek, ♦ )J..(-.______ ✓ Kalifornii uvidite, nadSoni pkirodnimi krasami, nad geni nadhernYm mokemi V. A. Moudrj-r:--nadgeni podmokskYmi zahradami na po Mezislet Americke Oboe Sokolske hadkovem ()strove Banta Catalina, jen v Los Angeles 20 mil od pobkdi vzdaleneho, nadgeni aas nezadr2itelne beli a blai se dny, pohadkou v Disneyland, Knott's Berry kdy v Los Angeles, Calif., budou sokol- Farm, Farmers Market, Forest Lawn, ske slavnosti AOS. V Sokolske Jednote nadgeni vodnim cirkusem v obrovskein v Los Angeles maji pine ruce prace, ne- akvariu v Marineland, nad geni krasou bot' pkipravuji nejen tento slet, ale p14 nagi High Sierra, ktera se tyei ye vYg pravuji take oslavy ku 501eternu vYroei -kacholem3,0 tal.ndLosAgezaloleni Jednoty. Kolik prace bylo vyko- les. Uvidite svetovou metropoli filrnonano za pul stoleti, to mohou posoudit vela° sveta Hollywood, mfdete uvidet va nejlepe ty sestry a bratki, kteki pied 50 se oblibene filmove urnelce ye filmaidch lety stall u kolebky -Leto Jednoty, kteki. a televisnich ateliefech a mfdete poznat teto Jednote, v krasne sokolske praci, pohadkovV noeni swot na Hollywood venovali vg echen svtij voln3i eas. a Sunset Blvd., zkratka mfdete a uvidiv Sokolskem Bratrstvu a pospolitosti te mnohe, co jinde videt nemfdete. A svaj vek, jako katiata, pak jako Z'aci, do dodo neznate Yosemity — pozna.te, ze Karostenci a cvieenci a pohlikji dnes s hr- lifornie je jeden z nejkrasnej gich state dosti na svoji nezig tnou praci. Nemyslete Americke Unie. Tedy na shledanou ye si vg ak, ze stare sestry a bratki Sli po dnech 3. 4. a 5: eervence 1959 v Los Anvykonane praci "do pense" a ze se nyni geles na Mezisletu AOS. Sokolskem Sletu divaji s Usinevem na sokolske "hunk- ✓Los Angeles. — ZDA.R!

Ve stfedu, tine 17. 6ervna 1959

Zpravy ze sveta kratce — Kanada, a Spojene Staty podepsaly mluvu o trYmene atomovSrch informaci.

VeSkere atomove zbrane na kanadskem itzemi jsou vAak i nadale pod kontrolou americkSrch vojenskYch odbornikit.

— Olen ChruSeevovy druZiny, ktera, je na nal/Steve v Albanii, je take elen presi dia sovetske komunisticke strany N. Mukhitdinov. Jde a jeditieho mohamedanskeho elena presidia, kterSr se specialisuje v otazkach Blizkeho VS/chodu.

— Island se odmitl zaeastnit zasedani state NATO v LondSrne priSti mesic. Dtivodem je nedorozumeni mezi islandskou a britskou vladou ohledne britskSich pray rybareni v islandskYch vodach.

— 2enevskSmt jednanim zahranienich mi nistra otyr velmoci bude od priStiho tS T -dnejakopzrvteliomntakemerickST ministr obrany McElroy.

— BelgickY ministr financi sdelil ve sve zprave za minulST rok, 2e Belgie vydelala na Svetove YSTstave distrch 15 milionti dolarh.

— Dva perSti zamestnanci sovetskeho vy slanectvi v Teheranu byli zateeni iranskStmi faddy a postaveni pied soud pro rozSirovani komunistickSTch letakti a pro jinou podvratnou einnost.

— B3iv. newyorsk3i guverner A. Harriman prijel na nekolik dni do Leningradu a byl na mestske radnici ptijat starostou N. Smirnovem. Ve Washingtonu bylo v techto dnech oznarneno, ze. Harriman poladal americke zahranieni ministerstvo o povoleni, aby jako novinar smel nay Stivit rudou 6inu.

Na Kube byla uzakonena velka, pozem kova reforma. Podle ni vykoupi vlada vSechnu pudu, kterd lezi ladem a rozdeli bezzemkum, kteri chteji hospodafit. Opattenim se ma podstatne zySTSit Zivotni troveri obyvatelstva.

— Britska, kralovna a jeji manZel princ Filip opusti Anglii dne 18. eervna a odleti na nekolikatOenni cestu po severni Arnerice. Oba byli minu1S7 tSi den oekovani proti poliu.

PakistanskSI mistopresident Azan Khan byl na navSleve Zapadniho Nemec ka a projevil prani shlednout 2eleznou oponu. Byla mu ukazdna v blizkosti 2elezne Rudy.

—Galveston, Texas:— Louisiansk guverner nechtel se podrobit psychiatrickemu leeeni po nervovem shrouceni. Jeho rodina musela podepsat dokumenty, opravriujici administraci nemocnice, do niz byl dopraven, aby ho ponechala ye VySetreni po dobu 14 dni. Podle texaskeho zakona pacient nesmi laSt zdr2ovan pies 3 dny v nemocnici, nechce-li se pod robit psychickemu

vESTNiX WEST, TEXAS —Washington, D. C.:— Armada poladala o 7,000 branch.' v srprra. Celkovk poeet povolanSich brand" od Korejske valky bude 2,456,430.

— Irving, Texas:— Mistni valka holida snilila plat za strihani vlasa z $1 na 15 centa — plus eisteni obuvi zdarma! Jedna z holiren v Irvingu ma nyni tabulku ✓ okne, ktera slibuje opravu lacineho stkihani.

— Washington, D. C.:— Slutha pro verej ne zdravotnictvi prifkla Instituci SloanKettering pro yYzkumy rakoviny v meste New Yorku smlouvu ye vS7Si $1,437,172 pro hledani nov3ich leka proti teto nemoci.

V aterSr zemfela v Omaze v polehnanem veku 89 let tchyne senatora Roman L. HruSky, pani FrantiSka Kunclova. Je ji mantel Vaclav Kunci zemtel jiZ pied 25 lety. Pani Kunclova se narodila na Mo rave a do Ameriky prijela 17-leta. Krome dcery, prow:lane za senatora liruSku, zastava po zesnule syn a dalSi tri dcery.

Pohreb zesnule se konal v patek odpoled ne na narodni hrbito y v Omaze.

— Buenos Aires, Argentina:— Vladni itrady odhalily spiknuti komunistil a nekterSich podpfirca bSrvaleho diktatora Pe rona proti nynejSimu argentinskemu reZimu. Federalni policie zabavila dokumenty, kteere potvrzuji spolupraci peronista s komunisty. Mezi dokumenty' je i dopis, adresovanSr Peronovi v Ciudad Tru jillo v Dominikanske republice, kde Peron Zije ye vyhnanstvi. Spiknuti melo uvrhnout Argentinu do chaosu a do anarchie.

Panama City, Panama:— 1,026 lodi proplulo minulSr mesic PanamskS'im prfiplavem. Je to novSi mesieni reekord.

— Berlin, Nemecko:— List "Berlin Zeitung" ze zapadni zony mesta prines1 zpravu, Ze 100 obyvatelft v3ichodniho Nemecka zemielo pied nedavnem na • zprisobenou potravinami, dovezenSTmi z rude 6iny. ) • 4. • eeskj, diplomat unikl do Anglie Dr. Jan Maier, deskS, diplomat, jen byl &mem vyslanectvi v Teheranu a pri letel do LonclYna 25. dubna, obdrZel fitulek v Anglii, jak hlakno v LondSma miunljr tYclen. Maier byl druhYr msekretatem deskeho vyslanectvi v Teheranu. — Kdy'Z byl volan zpet do Prahy, zmenil letadlo v Parili a misto do Prahy priletel do LondSina. Jeho manZelka, a dva chlap ci byli s nim. Poladal atulek pro sebe a svou rodinu a britska vlada nyni dovolila vSem zitstat. — Ma doktorat litickYch ved a zakonti.

Strana 13 Diisledky zakazu soukrom'Veh ordinaei v eeskoslovensku Dne 28. kvetna vysilal pralskST rozhlas komentar brnenskeho lekare o dasledcich zruSeni soukromYch lekarskYch oridnaci v Ceskoslovensku. Resnik prohlasil, ze petimesieni zkuSenosti "svedei pro to ,ze nenastalo podstatne zhorkni peee a naSe pracujici". Je-li tomu dobre rozumet, tedy k jakemusi zhorkni dov nejlepSim pripade pak naproste postatneni lekarstvi verejnosti neprospelo.

Zajirnava je vSak skutednost, ze podle rozhlasove relate relim naridil zruSeni soukrome lekarske praxe, aby leka re "vychoval". "I to je jeden ze zptisoqchovy, i kdyZ se nekdy jevi tento zpasob jakh radikalni, nasilnY a tvrUST", pravil komentator.

Z dalSi argumentace tryplYva, ze reZimni zasah nebyl ueinen v zajmu yetej nosti, nYbr2 v zajmu pracovniho a vSi -robnihplau."VsokrmYchodinacich velmi easto lekari postupovali benevolentne, postupovali priliS, abych tak rekl, bez ohledu na zajmy naSi spolednosti. Uznavali pracovni ne.schopnost, doporueovali k odbornSim vyktrenim zbyteene."

"My jsme si vedomi toho, ze i dues, po uzavreni soukromYch ordinaci, se' budeme dale setkavat zejmena v jednom z naSich nejdalelitejSich a take 'dries nejchoulostivejSich asekti, to jest zubni peel — a novYmi potiZemi a s novSimi teZkostmi", dodal komentator. "NAM se nedostava lekarti zubnich. To je situate, ktera se neda resit jen zalelitostmi organizaenimi".

PEP. )o UptimnY eech izastava 6echem i v eizine. Nevidi v torn Zadneho hrdinstvi Nebo nejakou prednost. Nezahazuje edstvi, ponevadZ ono je mu nedim samo sebou se rozumelicim, je soueasti jeho bytosti, jako ruka jako noha, a rozumnSr elovek si ruku a nohu neutina. Kde je prilelitost, posila deli do Ceske Skoly, etc &size noviny, chodi do deskSrch spolka, mluvi sy Ym jazykem vSude, kde je mu rozume no, vede sve deti k lasce k keel te, ponevad2 mu je mild a zahriva, a je jeho nej vrelejSim pranim, aby i deti jeho to las ku k ni s nim sdilely. Umiraje putuje po cestiekach rnladSich let v rodne , zemi a hodinku smrti mu Casto oslazuji pkemile vzpominky.

J. S. Machar. )# °( "Prave mi kdosi kekl, ze yypaclam zrov an tak jako vy!"

"Tak? Prosim vas, teknete mi, kdb to byl, ptijdu mu jich par vrazit."

"Nenamahejte se, to jsem 112 obsto.ral sam."

Reports from or Lodges, or snY other Reading Matter to be published should r each the Editor, Saturday before the date of issue. Address all matters to the Editor: P. 0. Box 85, West, Texas.

OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SLAVONIC BENEVOLENT ORDER OF THE STATE OF TEXAS

—HERALD— FOUNDED 1897 Postmaster; Please Send Form 579 With Undeliverable Copi es to SUPREME LODGE SPJST, P. 0. BOX 400, TEMPLE, T

FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK write direct to our Supreme Lodge, Box 100, Templa, Texas. You will receive a prompt reply and all the information you ask for, by return nail.

Don't delay it!

Your friend, the Editor 4, •

Many Thanks!

Dear Father Let's talk about your family.

You say. "My Family, it is none of your business!"

You are wrong.

You see, y our Family is our business, particularly what happens to your family in case the unexpected happens to you.

You see, we are in the only business 1 the world that can step into your shoes the moment you step out of them.

Our fraternal Order is arranging to replace income, as, if your earning powler is cut off, and it could be, you know by disability or death.

What happens to a family's need for ;Money when, a man's earning power is cut off? : Think about it for a long time brother, but the only answer with 'which you can came up is:

Some of our members have been most hind in writing me, your editor, on different occasions and I want to express my thanks.

Certainly it is nice to know that so many are in accord with our views and Interested enough in our way of editing our Vestnik to take time to offer their cooperation. You may loo sure that we will be calling on you during the coming months.

Thanks sincerely, L. 0. Hosek 40 • (

To All District III Youth Leaders Please notify District III Youth Director Sister Emma Ceska, 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 is drawing close. .) • 4, • (

When we are wrong inside, our human relations go wrong outside. If we are at war with ourselvEls, we are likely to be at war with the world. Irritated by ourselves, we are easily irritated by people around u.s. Fundamentally, we can't They go right on needing money to get along with other people if we can't live on. So that's the place where our get along with ourselves. / • els 4r-iF,TsT comes in. We can provide that tey they need.

In every Lodge of our Brotherhood That is what we all want to talk to let's strive to carry our Youth Program you about. to a successful conclusion as our future Come to oneof your nearest lodge depends on the winning of our young ,meetings or call one of our organizers or friends.

Our Flag On June 14 appropriate ceretnonies were held throughout the United States in honor o the birt4hday of the American flag. The many alert and vigorous patriotic organizations of the country !devoted traditional observences to the history and significance of the beautiful emblem which is symbolic of American peace and freedom.

The American Congress, on June 14, 1777, in the earliest and darkest years of the Revolution, decreed that the magnificant banner of star's and stripes hould be the permanent flag of the new Nation. The anniversary of that historic occasion has never been without great significance, and has never been held lightly.

In war and peace the American people have always remembered to pause in their undertakings and enterprises to recall the incidents and inspiration whiqh gave shape and character to their , beloved! flag.

It has never been mere bunting and color to us, and never will be. It has always lived as truly as we have lived, and has embodied the soul and spirit of America, and wherever it has flown it has always quickened the pulse and brightened the eye of those privileged to be under its protection.

Hold the flag aloft, lift your shining eyes to it, praise it and waive it.

It is the grand and glorious flag of our prizejd and beloved America.

Wednesday, June 17, 1959

District Calendar DISTRICT ONE The Fall Meeting of District 1 will be held on Sunday, October the 4th at the SPJST Hall and Grounds of Lodge Slovan No. 9 at Snook, Texas. We ask all the other Districts to leave this Sunday for us, please, since we have given you this early notice. Thanks.

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

DISTRICT III The next Fall Meeting of District III will be held at the Elm Mott Hall ®f Lodge 66, Waco, on September 27th Please keep this date in mind — Thanks

Btrana

VESTNIE WEST, TEXAS

District Five Meeting

Suggestion o Princess'

Once more I wish to lemind all SPJST Districts, Supreme Lodge Officers, Editor, all SPJST members and their The question arose whether or not fiiends to come to our District 5, Spring Tuxedo Suits were necessary for the meeting which has been set rain or escorts to the princesses. Sister Ceska, shine, on June 21, 1959.

District III Youth Leader, after delibI urge all Lodges in District 5 to make eration suggests that escorts of the prina special effort to have some one re- cesses to the Coronation Ball, wear dark present them at this meeting as we have suits of blue or black or white jackets several important matters coming up. with dark trousers, if they already have Plenty of barbecueu refreshments and them, and white dress shirts. Sports the youth program will begin irrtme- clothes are not appropriate. diately after dinner, so do not forget the date Sunday June 21, 1959, on my ranch in Danbury, Texas.

Fraternally yours, c m ca cra t ti J. M. Skrabanek t ) CERTIFICATE NO. 1164 NUMMI. / 111.11010

VIII MHO MI OW

THE STATE OF TEXAS

Your Father Is Not Your "Old Man"

COMPANY NO. 16-74950

State Board of Insurance State of Texas

He may wear a last year's hat; his fingernails may need a manicure; his DISTRICT FOUR vest may hang a little, loose and his The annual Meeting of District 4 will pants may bag at the knees; his face be held the fourth Sunday of August may show signs of a second day's the 23 at our lodge No. 157 Lubbock, growth, and the tin dinner pail he carTexas. ries may me full of dents and dough- THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT Place and our planned program nuts, but don't call him "the old man" be annouced shortly.

— he's your father.

Fraternally, Mrs. Ernest Kristinek, Secty.

For yeiars he has been rustling around to get things together. Never once has SIXTH DISTRICT he failed to do the right thing by you.

Invites all its Members and Friends He thinks you are the greatest boy (or Everywhere to their Fall meeting at girl) on earth, bar none, even though Talton on the 25th of October. The you plaster your hair back, wear smart meeting will be called to order at 1 p.m. type clothes, smoke cigarettes, and fail Detailed program will announced in to bring home a cent. He is the man who time. Keep this date on your calendar won the love and life partnership of the has, according to sworn statement, complied with all requirements of law aniil be sure to be with us. greatest woman on earth — your Mother. applicable thereto and is hereby authoHe is "Some Man" •and not "the old rized to pursue the business of DISTRICT SEVEN man." Happy will you be indeed if niemThis is to inform you that our next ory recalls no word, look, or act to bring District meeting will be held on Sept. sorrow to your heart after his hands are 27th, 1959 under the sponsorship of folded in his last long sleep.

Lodge Antonin J. Cermak at Corpus )•&• Christi, Texas. Please leave this Sunday insurance within this State in accordto us in our Seventh. District. Thanks. ance with the provisions of Chapter 10, • ) the Insurance Code.

Living costs have increased 120 per KRIZAN LODGE NO. 46 RVOS cent since 1945.

If you have not brought IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hereunto sign GET TOGETHER your insurance p up to date in recent my name and affix my official seal at At Cottonwood Hall or Lodge No. 6 years, you may be subjecting your wife Austin, Texas, this 30th day of may, en Father's Day, Juen 21, with a short and farnaly or business to serious haz- 1959 program by the Youth of the Lodge. ards.

SEAL. There will also be some good speaking.

Our organizers will gladly advise you Your ladies bring some covered dishes, Wm. A. Harrison please. Let's all have some real good regarding our different plans of coverage Commissioner of Insurance times together. Remember all our friend- without charge or obligation, -- or write ly dates at Cottonwood Hall. You all direct to Supreme Lodge SPJST, Box 400, Temple, Texas come!

Slavonic Benevolent Order of The State o Texas Temple, Texas

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Wednesday, June 17, 1959

STATEMENT OF RECE/FTS AND DISBURSE MENTS FOR MAY, 1959

RECEIPTS - PI4JEM

ZPRAVA PRIJMID A VYDANI ZA MESIC KVETEN, 1959 Mortuary Expense Umrtni Vydani

Matured Bonds - Splatne bondy 6,000.00 Mortgage Loans - Majetkove piljeky 111,014.39 Certificate Loans - Certifikato ye piljeky 4,705.53 Sale of Real Estate - Prodej Majetku 2,500.00 Premiums - Umrtni poplatky od 30,844.69 tnterest from certificate loans - Urok z certifikatov9ch ptigek 2,076.57 Int. on Mortgage Loans - Crok z majetkovych pfijeek 20,776.62 Interest on Bonds - firok z bondfi 2,200.00 R. M. 0, Z mineralniho majetku 1,034.34 R. E. 0. Miscl. -14.00 S. P. J. S. T. Building Rent - Najem z budovy 2,406.31 Appraisal fee - Na odhady Sale of Supplies - Prodej tadov9ch potteb Total Receipts - CelkovSr piijem Cash Balance 5-1-59, Hotovost 5-1-59 DISBURSEMENTS - VYDANI: Mortgage loans - Majetkove pt joky .........

Certificate loans - .Certifikatove pitjeky _ ......

Matured Endowments - Vyplacene na-laeni nojiAtent Death Claims - Vyplacene thrirtni podpory Returned premiums and bonus - Vracene Umrtni pop. a bonus SPJST Build. Maintenance - rizeni a vydrto ydni budnvy Actuary - Fees - Za aktuarskou prOci Advertising - Oznainky Appraisal Expense -- Za odhady Attorney Fee - Pravnikovi za vytizovani pujeek Car expense - vYlohy na auto Commissions - Komisne Contributions - Dary District Meeting - Distriktni schfize Freight & Express --Medical examinations - Lekalske prohlidky Non-Medical Exams - Bez-lekatske prohlidi:y Vestnik office maintenance - • Na vydrlovani ntadoyny Office Rent Najeinne z ttadovny Organizational Expense (Rate Books) - Organ satin i vSdohy Salary Editor - Slu2ne redaktora Salary of employees - Slutne vifpumoci Salary Officers - Sluble fitednikti Stationery and supplies - Tiskova prace a psaci potteby Tax: FICA Telephone and Telegraph - Telefon a telegraf Travel: Officers -- Cestovne fitednikt Travel Editor - Cestovne redaktora Youith Activities - tinnost mlade2C Total disbursements - Celkove v3rdanl Cash Balance 6-1-59, Hoto yost 6-1-59

ASSETS ............ ............

Hotovost ...„.

Cash .....

V. S. Bonds - U. S. Bondy . . ... .

County and Municipal Bonds - Mestske a okresni bondy ... kurtgage loans - Majetkove pOjeky

Juvenile Detske , 736.94

23,678.75

390.20

,,

Tot ,Souhi

6,000.1 111,751.1 4,705.1 2,500.1 54,913.1 2,076.1

226.10

2,200.1

14.1 2,406.1644.1 38.1

644.00 38.99

183,572.45 369,475.92

24,361.74 14,933.65

1,353.24 3,229.51

209,287.9 387,639.(

553,048.37

39,295 39

4,582.75

596,926.1

157,510.90 10,416.00 4,000.00 15,405.50 413.47 1,535.17

85.46 300.00 207.00 676.37' 1,196.81 148.75 2,750.51 700.00' 68,24 9.00 220.50 230.10 2,508.60 48.00 400.00 4,273.18 600.00 2,316.00 3,350.00 191.37 171.94 138.79

157,510.1 10,416.( 4,000.1 15,405.1.

498.1 1,535.]

300.( 207.( 676.i 1,196.1 148.'1 2,750.1 700.1 68.'4

220.1 230.1 2,508.1 48.1 400.1 4,273.1 600.1 2,316.1 3,350.( 191.1 171.1 138.'

267.1 15.1 22.2

15.84 22.40

189,281.04 363,767.33

20,810.46 18,484.93

85.46 4,497.29

210,176.1 386,749.1

553,048.37

39,295.39

4,582.75

596,926.!

18,484.93

4,49729

386,749.1 895.156.1 202,478.1 7,559,415.1

MAJETEK .IEDNOTY ..___-

303 ,767.33 895,156.00 195,656.20 7,472,142.98

6,822.40 87,272.37

VESTNIK -- WEST, 'TEEM

Wednesday, June 37, 1959

Certificate loans - Certifikatove piljeky Stock - Akcle S. P. J. S. T. Building -- S. P. J. S. T. buclova Real Estate Owned - Majetek Collateral Loan - Collateral ptjeka R M 0 - Mineralni a Olejoq majetek Equity - Podily Furniture and fixtures - Nabytek a zafizeni v utadovne Automobil automobile

606,830.12 100,000.00 185,000.00 24,900.48 87.27 60.00 10.00 35,836.29 3,500.00

606,830.12 100,000.00 185,000.00 24,900.48 87.27 60.00 10.00 35,836.29 3,500.00 9,843,610.33

57,821.22

10,000.023.66

98,592.06

Fraternally yours - S bratrskYin pozdravem R. A. Urbanovsky, Financial secretary Piljern od iddil v mesici kyeinti, 1959 Income From Lodges In May 1959 Amount Date Lodge 384.33 21 1 131.90 8 2 50.58 21 3 1,155.01 21 4 219.82 8 6 216.55 27 7 482.19 27 9 97.28 27 10 17.44 21 11 9.34 12 27 113.01 27 13 42.57 27 14 920.97 21 15 103.71 27 16 1,831.34 21 17 142.86 8 18 47.26 27 19 740.53 21 20 382.63 23 27 1.574.40 27 24 1,350467..2302 27 25 15 26 482.07 27 27 1,458.76 21 28 2,114.05 21 29 191.08 8 30 174.02 8 32 696.29 15 33 187.87 31 35 6.67 21 37 411.81 27 38 187.40 27 39 1,281.45 21 40 96.96 21 41 15357..0842 27 44 27 45 921.09 27 47 178.63 27 48 514661..9841 27 49 27 51 797.11 27 54 669.45 27 56 19.44 21 57 288.67 27 58 21.60 27 60 632.86 21 63 313A6 27 64

65 66 67 68 69 71 7`.1 74 76 77

78 79 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 83 89 91 9923 94 95 96 97 98 101 103 105 106 107 108 110 111142 117 119 112252 127 128 129 130 132 133 135

21 8 21 27 27 21 21 27 8

a 8 8 27 21 27 27 21 27 15 21 27 27 27 21 21 15 27 15 21 21 21 27 27 15 27 27 15 21 21 15 27 27 21 21 27 21 15 21 27 27,

7L20 561.07 162.26 1,273.64 31.03 61.99 97.73 108.83 26.29 63.50 20.61 59.99 243.'70 647.09 39.81 23.85 1,260.71 30.06 78.97 1,494.05 8,735.55 421.41 298.70 1,412.79 182.81 282.82 18.86 22.98 231.95 45.96 63.21 63.76 56.88 426.57 496.38 437.29 182.55 687.09 55.94 33.66 7.82 61.90 176.36 38.20 22.92 59.79 709.92 5.46 1,519.39 404.80

136137 139 140 141 142 143 144 146 147 143 151 152 153 154 158 160 161 162 163 164 165 166

teetni.

• 27 21 27 27

8.21, 94.94 1,700.79 39.25

21

711.23 216.83 35.72 42.24 152.50 1,002.64 399.52 53.43 333.49 2,067.47 27.06 612.82 232.44 154.60 136.87 46.12 440.35 143.75

301.68

27 8 „ 2121 8 21 27 8 21 21 21 21 15 27 2'7 8

$54,913.64 )

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

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Our Lodge 47 at Seaton will together with Local No. 5 of the RVOS, hold its annual Picnic on Sunday July the 12.

Music will be furnished by Vrazel's Polka Band of Buckholts, Texas. You 'are in* • On June 21, Lodge No. 92 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!

B rana 1•

VESTNiKFM, TEXAS

25th Anniversary ObscrAed. by a, 154

Our EL-Miter Fights Musculnr Dystrophy

Lodge 154 in Fort Worth, observed its 25th Anniversary Sunday, June 14, with guest speakers Brothers Edward Marek, President of the S.P.J.S.T. Supreme Lodge, John Chupick, Secretary of the Supreme Lodge; Brother Cervenka, District III Director to the Supreme Lodge and guest Charles Navratil, District III Diclector to the Supreme Lodge.

For the largest membership that this Lodge's roster boasts, the attendance to this important occasion of the lodge, was disappointing.

(From Fon', Worth Star Telegram) Between fighting fires and keeping up with his duties as father and husband, Dan Zurovetz, 35, usually can be found talking excitedly into a telephone.

His excitement has nothing to do with the fact that he is a city firemen.

Fires he fights as part of his job. When he gets on a telephone, ha talks — nine times out of ten -- about muscular dystrophy, and that is something that Zurovets goes after with full steam.

He has shown such zeal as a volunteer MD worker that the Fort Worth chapter is sending him to a Ahree-day workshop in New York.

The MD association can thank Zurotvetz for more than $8,000 in contributions brought in here under his leadership during the three years he has been a volunteer.

Fire fighters all over the nation con',ribut to raising funds for MD, this disease having been adopted by them as a project to fight.

Muscular dystrophy afflicts an estimated 135,000 children in the United States. It weakens Muscles and is fatal in most forms. Outside of having a hereditary tendency, little is known about the cause of MD. 'This is one reason volunteers conduct , drives — to raise money for research.'

As a drive approaches, Zurovetz estimates that he spends four hours a day on the telephone in the cause of MD. You would think that the had a personal interest at stake — a child, perhaps, with the disea,,,e.

The good sisters of Lodge 154 served a delicious beef barbElcue with trimmings.

This lodge also has an active Ball Club.

On this particular day the Youth were in the ball park participating in a ball game.

Every success for a continued growth and full lodge was expressed to Lodge 154 by the guest speakers as well as the Editor with stress on enticing some blood into the lodge offices, to assure Lodge 154 of leaders when the older ones turn over the reins.

Again, the whole brotherhood wishes Lodge 154, every success in the future in harmony and true brotherly love, and thanks for the "invite" to be with you.

Lodge 92, Ft. Worth, Texas, held its regular monthly meeting Sunday, June 14 at their specious and comfortable Lodge Hall.

This aggressive group of young people at the helm are looking ahead to their observance of their 50th Anniversity.

Lively and informative discussions held the meeting over into the late afternoon at which time the good sisters of Lodge 92, served supper.

This Lodge also has an active Youth Club, who also converged to the Baseball Park for games.

But the Zurovetz's , child, Timothy Joseph, 3, is fortunately healthy, and his 11ather's only reason for working so hard on the MD program is that he does not wan othr children to have to suffer.

"Then too," he said "if ever my little boy did get the disease. I'd like to know After the meeting, some of the mem- that there were people working to find bership drove over to Lodge 154, to help a cure, to offer some help." them celebrate their 25th anniversary.

The' first year Zurovetz participated It's always a pleasure to visit with Lodge 92, they are truly the friendliest in the annual fall drive of MD workers, group of brothers and sisters in the he took over a huge South Side area only brotherhood. Ourbest wishes to you all. two days before the 'caimpaign was to be started.

1 • a, YOUTH LEADERS, PLEASE

That was when Ztirovetz and the telephone first bcame wedded.

If you send us pictures of your prin"I got a cris-cross'directory," he said, cesses give us some information about "thengot on the telephone and started them too. Thanks, and please do not calling mothers.

I needed mothers to delay this.

Wednesday, June' 17, 1959 help organize the drive and to help march from house to house for donations That first year his area raised $600. The next year it raised from $4,000 to $5,000.

While 'his fellow firemen are reading or studying, between duties at the fire hall Zurovetz is talking on the telephone. He is already in the midst of plans for the next MD drive, five months away. "I'm organizing a public dance.

I've already got a building free and ant now looking for a band."

Determined man, Zurovetz is certain he'll find that band — in fact, he's already announced the dance will be given Nov. fiat the Bohemian Club. Price per person — with, proceeds to go to MD will be $1.

Zurovetz, of 4537 Stadium Dr., Fort 'Worth, is stationed at Fire Hall 21, University and W. Berry.

Dan Zurovetz comes from Granger, Texas, and is a member of the SPJST, Lodge 154, Fort Worth. Our congratulations to this fine brother.

Herbert F. Cabla To Receive Medical Decree Herhert F. Cable, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cabla, of Sinton, will receive his doctor of medicine degree from the University of Texas Medical Branch in commencement exercises in Galveston.

Attending from Sinton were his father and his two sisters, Mrs. Jerry Manasek and daughter, Jeanette and Mrs. C. W. Hughes, and daughtes, Patsy and Car, Glyn.

Cabla will take his internship at St. Charles Hospital in Toledo, Ohio. He and his wife end their two daughters, Cindy and- Christy, will move to Toledo in mid June.

Cabla rpveived his doctor's degree in veterinary medicine in 1955 from Texas A. and. M. College. He is a 1948 graduate of 'Sinton High School. * 4 *

If You Plan To Move Please send us your new address three weeks in advance. Be sure to give us your old address as well as the new one.

Clipping the address label and sending it will help identify you. The Post Office does not forward copies and we cannot always guarantee that back issues are available; by sending your new address ahead of time, you will not miss a copy. Write to: Supreme Lodge, SPJST, Box 400, Temple, Texas.

Wedne lay,Tune 17, 19)9

Ri7,7..v.a. ts

From

V. STN 1,1‹ — WEST, TEXAS

Local

Lodges LODGE VERNOST NO. 51, EIJANGER Dear Brothers and Sisters: This is to inform you that we will bold our lodge meeting on Sunday, June 21 at the Ellitigei-r 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 come to the meeting and so express yourself. If we vote in favor of the picnic, we must also appoint our various committees etc.

Remen%ber, the third Sunday in June at 1:30 p.m.

Fraternally yours, D. A. Juren, Secretary.

-• 07,, • FROM DISTRICT SEVEN San Antonio, Texas

The fundamental precept of our SPJ8T is to protect and promote the 1,nentOits, rights and interests of all members. In carrying out our obligations to the members the essential duties devolving upon the lodges, officers and organizora must be discharged with vigor and effectiveness. We must perform the work of the big organization of ours as a team, and with every member of the team doing his job well, we can view with satisfaction the good results inuring to the benefit of the members at large. Of equal importance is the fact that this will at the same time serve to influence nonmembers to join us in progressing our common cause.

Month after month steady gains in our membership are being aehieved. What makes our v em e nt s the n-nre: satisfying is the fact that our organizers are doing the job and are doing it well diespite having to meet with many difficulties and hard competition.

Espec ially some of them are working very nice and are active the whole year.

Here are the names of successful organizers for the month of May: Frank C. Sacky, Who sold insurance for $6,000, and is keeping his leadership in district seven. Right after him is Oharles Novosad with $3,500, chasing Brother Sacky very closely; further Brother John IIranieky with $2,000 and brother F. L. Pustejovsky with $1,000.

Many thanks to you, brothers, keep up this good work,. I hope that next Month I will hear also from other organizers, at least some of them have

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promised to writei up new members before we start the second half of this ,year. So everybory, please, Act Today!

Tomorrow is may be too , late.

Jaroslav Kleprlik, District Organizer .) • ete, • (

forte or rather call attention of our members of Lodge Veseli No. 14, that our June meeting; again be held in Brenham at the Fireman's Park. Said meeting will be held, Saturday, June 20, at '3 p.m. Sisters will bring a few snacks for us and to quench our thirst, also will LODGE POKROK SWEET HOME be taken care of. So don't forgnt the Dear Members, • date and members and friends, pay us This is to inform the members of a visit, you are welcome.

Lodge Pokrok Sweet Home No. 63 that Other news of rather sad nature =— the regular meeting will be held June 17th at 2 p.m. folloWed by a social, the My fellow attender of the last District ladies are asked to bring the goodies and No. 1 meeting at College Station, Brother Jos. W. Jezek, of Lodge No. 68, had the drinks will be taken care of.

So you members bring your families the misfortune of slipping and falling on Ihis porch steps at his home, resultand we will be looking for you. ing in a fall that put Brother J 7ek in Fraternally, Bed for a week. When I visited him he Felix Jurica, Secretary told me that his doctor strictly ordered ) •et,• 'lint to clay in bed that length of time.

FORT WORTH, LODGE 92 This week I b_E , ard that he is up and Dear Readers: around and feeding his chickens and Lodge Svaz Cechoslovanu No. 82 will gathering eggs. (By the way he had his have its Mother's and Father's Day pro!gra_ri Sunday, June 2-1st, starting at 3 fall on May 311. Ithink that when the p.m. The Ladies are asked to bring pas- next District -meeting rolls around, and try either pie, cake or Kolactes for the the roll is called, Brother Jezek will again arise to reoresent Loag No (N. We ,supper.

Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry -vish .hial complete recovery.

Fraternally, A, Whatley who were married,'lest SatEd. G. Vavra Secty. nrday at 5:30 pun, at St. Andre-w's Cal ) • 40 • ∎ Church.

The bride is the former Miss Joyce The clanging noise made by the garJean Hubenak, daughter of Brother and bage collector aroused the faintly, The Sister Raymond C. Hubenak, 2322 Pra- housewife suddenly remembered she had irie Ave. Her husband is the son of Mr. forgotten to put out the garbage. With Mr. and Mrs. Arnold W. Whatley, 2604 her hair hi curlers and her face shining University Drive.

With various creams, she sleeply leaned Rev. Hugh Reilly, chaplain of the TCU out the, window and calle:T. to the colNewman Club, read the service. Miss Jo lector "Am I too late for the garbage?"

Ann Hubenak was her sister's maid of "Certainly not,7 'replied the collector, honor and Mrs. Kenneth Hoffman was "hop right in." the matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Peggy Whatley, sister of the bridegroom and Miss Joan Simek.

Men attendants were S. H. Winters Jr., best man, Joe Harrison, Robert Taylor of Dallas and Cecil Phan:L. Assisting et the reception at the Sokol Hall e were Misses Mary Jean Renfro, Donna Rose Steinmon, Priscilla Watson, Alice Gurney and Barbara, Dana.

The couple will return after a trip to New Orleans to live at 3115 Camp Bowie, while the bridegroom attends TCU. Mrs. Whatley is a June graduate of TCU. Fraternally, Jay Dee Waggoner e ete • (: LODGE NO 14 WESLEY, TEXAS

Dear Brothers and Sisters, is Ii.Yt A 100% SPAS' Since I promised at our last meeting of District No. 1, to dust Brother Is the family of Brother and Sister Otto Editor's pants for ihim, here I am now Manus of Woco Lodge 66 at Elm Mott. writing this notice to our Vestnik, to in- Our compliments and best wishes!

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of July picnic. Committee chairmen were appointed for the various departments. It was decided we would again serve Barbecue beef and sausage.

In the new business a youth club was suggested for our Lodge and this was approved by the majority of members.

Mrs. Llyod House was elected Youth Director with Mrs. Charlie Novosad as assistant. We are very proud of this honor and with God's help and guidance we will do our best,

Women's Nook Sokol Fort Worth ,Lodge 154 The time for Los Angeles is nearing, and we have narrowed the number of gymnasts going down to eight. Now all we have to worry about is getting enough money to cover the expenses.

This brings us to our two Traveling Fund Activities.

Number One — Saturday, June 20th our Annual Carnival, Dinner and Dance.

Let's break it down. The carnival will be just as if you were at the Fair. Fun, Fun, Fun. There will be fish pond, country stores, darts, and all sorts of games and entertainment.

Next comes the dinner with plenty of good ale home cooked food. Tummy, Tummy, Tummy. There will be a variety of foods from Czech Klobasy to Southern Friend Chicken. Can't you just taste it now.

Then as the, finale is the big dance.

Polka, waltz, Herr Schmidt, Flying DutchMan Boys and dance to popular standards of Joe Milan's Orchestra.

At any rate Saturday, June 20th, from Carnival time at 3:30 thru Dance time which begins at 8:00, promises to be a great joyous and thrilling day.

Activity number two is our Sokol Variety Snow at 8:00 p. m. Wednesday, June 24th. Talk about laugh, this we promise. No telling what you may see.

There will be skits, sones by top recording stars, dances, and we may even have an International Ballet Company to perform the beautiful Swan Lake Ballet. All these activities will be at the Sokol Sall, 3221 N. W. 28th.

Please come out and join us for a really wonderful time on both occasions.

The kids will appreciate it, Nazdar Jerry B. Milan Jourdanton Texas Brothers and Sisters: Lodge La Ponta held our regular meeting Sunday, June 7th. It was well attended and we accomplished a good deal. Plans were completed for our 4th

A social period followed the meeting.

Refreshments made by the good Sisters of the lodge, were served. The young people enjoyed a volley ball game and ping pong, while the rest of us played 42 or just visiteidi, The addition to our hall is almost completed and we are Very proud of it. Every one was amazed to see how quickly the work was accomplished. It will be ready for our Teen's Dance on June 25th. We want to extend a special invitation to all the young people to attend this dance. The proceeds will go to our Youth Club. Also we wish to invite everyone to be with us on July the 4th. Come out and see our new hall, Enjoy some good Barbecue and dance to the music of Rudy Kurtz Orchestra.

There will be a Teen's Dance at La Parita hall Thursday, June 25th. Musice

by The Traits. This dance is sponsored

by Lodge La Parita and all proceeds go to the Youth Club of that Lodge. All teen agers are welcome.

Sister Novosad • 4, • ROBSTOWN LODGE NO. 117 Dear Readers: How is everyone after all the rain and wind we had Friday night? We had a storm here with lots of rain. In some parts of the county the grain crop is ILL on the ground. The combining certainly will be rough this year. The grain has been slow in heading due to excessive rain. In the low spots where water is standing the grain is yellowing, but if it doesn't rain anymore it should/ come to a good head.

Moisture has had little ill effect upon cotton and the bright sunshine that has prevailed during the past week has been extremely helpful. Insect damage is at a minimum in both cotton and grain.

I am sorry to report that Brother Don Forbygal is on the sick list, however he is home from the hospital and we wish him continued recovery -- he was in a car wreck. Brother Rudolph Hrncir is on the way to recovery after his operation. We are all glad they are both, doing well.

We held our meeting on Sunday, June

Wednesday, June 17, 195 7, Brother Janak called the meting to order; the minutes were read and accepted. 'Then the routine business was transacted such as collections, etc. Bro. and Sister Joe, and Ella Malik transferred from Corpus Christi Lodge to our Lodge, we welcome you both and are truly glad to have you join us.

We had quite as few visitors, Herbert Rektorik, the husband of our secretary and then from Corpus Christi there were Sisters Betty Holasek, Betty Jurlea and her charming daughter, Kathryn. There weren't too many in the meeting because there was a picnic in another hall and some of the members were working; too, there were a few that could not get out due to the muddy roads.

We honored Brother Jaro Rektorik, eur past bookkeeper and Oscar Hrncir, past secretary.

Brother Rektorik has been our bookkeeper for 37 years. He was born on March 14, 1893 at Moravia, Texas, in Lavaca, County. He lived there til World War I, then he served with the armed forces in Germany. Outside of being gassed he came through O.K. Upon his return from the service, in 1920, he marTied Agnes Janak and they came to Robstown.

He joined the Lodge at Maravia at the age of 18.

In 1922 he became bookkeeper of our Lodge, a post which he held until last December. Brother Rektorik is a diligent worker, always having the welfare of the Lodge upperrriost in his mind.

He also attended several District meetings as a delegate.

Brother and Sister Rektorik are living on a farm Northmiest of Robstown, to which they moved in 1920. They have 2 ,sons and 1 daughter. And Brother Rektorik has been grandfather 9 times. Now since his retirement we wish him happiness and peace of mind in his remaining years. Thanks for a job well done.

We also paid tribute to Brother Oscar Hrncir a very upstanding young man who was our secretary since 1952. Oscar married the former Helen Sijansky, a very lovely and charming person indeed. They have 2 very young and sweet daughtes. Our appreciation and thanks go out to you Oscar.

We also discussed the possibilities of organizing a youth club. I certainly do hope that things work out and enough interest will be created so we can get a club started.

Then as usual after the Meeting we had our refreshments and a good friendly visit. Another meeting is history.

Wednesday, June 17, 1959 Guess you ladies are busy putting up pickles and other vegetables. There really is an abundance of all sorts of vegetables this year due to the rains.

Yours truly put up a bunch of pickles, black eyed peas and corn will be ready for the freezer pretty quick. Talking about putting up things reminds me of a story I heard the other iday. The definition of an old timer, well he is supposed to be the fellow who refrembers his wife putting vegetables in the cans instead of taking them out, But, we do not put vegetables in cans anymore; thanks to the freezers. I think the vegetables are more flavorable from the freezer.

This is all for today. Guess I've worirjed Brother 'Editor enough. Best regards to all. Until next time so long everyone.

Mary Janak, Reporter ) • 4, • SEYMOUR:, TEXAS Dear Sisters, Sam Houston Lodge No. 73, met June 7 at the Seymour Lodge Hall. The attendance was rather small. But we all enjoyed ourselves just exchanging ideas on our vegetable and flower gardens.

The door prize was donated by Mrs. Joe Wasek, and Mrs. Frances Laushman of Fort Worth was the lucky winner.

We will have a basket dinner on our July 5th meeting. Everyone is to bring enough food for their families. So we hope everyone will try to attend and) enjoy themselves on somebody else's cooking.

We are starting from the top of our list again on the hostess sheet, and they are Mrs. Frank Coufal, Mrs. Aug. Ermis, Mrs. Jerome Ermis, Mrs. John Fojtik for July 5th meeting.

So hoping to see all of you at our next meting. Bring your visitors as we are always glad to have them.

Mrs. Ed. Haisler ) •4•( LODGE 83, HOUSTON, TEXAS Dear Brothers and Sisters: First, our sincere thanks to all of you for your untiring efforts in being able to attend our youth program, which was held at Lodge No. 88, Sunday, June 7th.

The program opened with an inspiring speech by President, Brother Alfred Hilsher. Brother Rudy Sefcik, acted as Master of Ceremonies, the program consisted of the following numbers: Welcome Poem — Marian Kadlecek Song Robert HilSher Piano Solo — Margaret Vala Accordion. Solo — Shirleen Sustala Toe Dance — Evelyn Kucera Song — Robert Hilsher

ITS S T NAN — WEST, TEXAS Accordion Solo -- Katherine Sustala Toe Dance -- Betty Ruth Ojemann Poems: (Each child carrying a silver and white letter) -- (M) Kathy Fusig, (0) Margarete Vala, (T) Kathy Studney, (H) Yvonne Grissom, (E) Ruth Zaludek, (R) Shirleen Sustala. — (F) Gary Zaludek, (A) Frankie Toman, (T) Keith Matis, (H) Dennis Sustala, (E) Chris Motl, (R) Timmy Janak.

Jazz Ballet — Sally Matis Poem -- Georgia Zaludek Song — Frankie and Jimxy Toman.

Tap Dance — Evelyn Kucera That's Father — Charles Kadlecek, Dickie Schnell, Jimmy Toman, Johnnie Kadlecek Piano Solo — Jo Ann Grissom Jazz Ballet — Carol Cole Song — Marilyn Toman Poem — Donna Schnell Accordion Solo — Mary Fusig Tap Dance — Betty Ruth Ojemann Piano Solo — Bernice Burl Jazz Group — Willie Kucera, piano, Frank Kucera, steel guitar, Frank Sudela, drums.

The finale of the program was cash prizes awarded to the lucky oldest Mother and Father, youngest Mother and Father: Sister Drab, olders mother, Sister Palmer, youngest mother, Brother Studney, olderst father, Brother Hegwood, youngest father.

During the program our Youth Officers were recognized and as all of you know, one of our ambitious Youth Officers, James Kadlecsk was busy selling chances on their beautiful and useful prizes which will be given away, at the District V Meeting, Sunday, June 21st, at Brother J. M. Skrabanek's Ranch, Danbury, Texas. Please make a notation of this important event, as you might tniss out on a lot of fun, especially (you fathers) so be sure and try to attend this District Meeting.

A youth program is scheduled for that same date, starting at 2:00 p.m. Those of you who wish to perform, please feel free to call on any of the youth directors, we will be delighted to have you.

There will be a lot of outside games too, so boys and girls come dressed comfortably.

Fraternally yours, The Youth Directors ) • 4 • ( WEST LODGE NO 54 Dsar Sisters and Brothers: Our regular meeting was held Sunclay afternoon with a very nice attendance.

The first thong that was brought up before the meeting opened was, President Robert Cervenka stated that we

Strana 21 have several young visitors present, they Were boys who represented SPJST Little League, and since Vice President Albin Sulak was responsible for the League, he was requested by the President to take charge of the Little League, who introduced the Manager C. W. Cernosek, then Cernosek introduced his boys who were fully dressed in SPJST uniforms and caps. Stating that he has a good group and is proud of them, these boys, naturally were smiling, also proud of their uniforms!. The boys and their Manager were served refreshments before they left.

Brother Albin Sulak called out the names of the Donors who made it possible for the SPJST Lodge to field a team. in the Little League games.

The State National Bank, $10; West National Bank $10; Wernet's West Drug, $10; Barton's Cleaners, $10; Farn-ters Gin $10; West News, $10; Robert Cervenka $10; The Texas Co., $10; Hugo Freund, $10; Kozelski Ford Motors, $10; Nemepek Bros. $10; Emil W. Popp, $10; John F. Sulak, $10; Pure Milk Co. $10; Dr. Pepper, $10; Geo. Kacir $5.00; SPJST $20.

Next was brought up the discussion on our Annual Fourth of July Picnic. Senator Bob Poage who delivered an address for the last 22 years at our picnic once again will be here to give an address.

A good menu is planned by the ladies beef barbecue potatoes salad, beans and various pastries and tea will be served. Several different kinds of rides will be in line for the kiddies, one is the favorite "Chu-Chu train" which all children enjoy riding'. Vrazel's Polka Band of Cameron N.v i 1 1 furnish the music in the afternoon and for the dance at night.

Members who were mentioned on the sick list were, Sister Veronica Marek who is in the hospital, Sister Frances Gerlich who was had an operation but is now recuperating at her home, and Sister Regina Hromadka is sick. We wish all of you sisters a speedy recovery.

Don't forget our next meeting has been changed to the second Sunday, July 12th.

Fraternally, Mrs. Bennie Soukup •

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A SPECIAL INVITATION Houston, Texas Dear Brothers and Sisters: The Youth Directors of Lodge Pokroli No. 88, would like to take this opportunity to invite all of you to our District V meeting, Sunday, June 21, at Brother J. M. Skrabanek's Ranch, at Danbury, Texas.

Strana 22 A youth, program will be presented by the children of District V, at 2:00 p.m. and those of you who wish to participate, please contact any of your youth directors of Lodge No. 88, as soon as you arrive for the meeting. We will also have outside games, bring your !friends, and enjoy yourselves under the green shady trees.

Brother Skrabanek has provided the roardl, and shelter in case of any unpredictable weather.

Remember the date: Sunday June 21.

Place: Brother Skra,banek's Ranch, Danbury. Time 10:00 a.m.

Fraternally yours, Della Kadlecek Estelle Kelly Maxine Sefcik • „,%, •

9TN.i: — WEST, 'rEXA!i Contest 10 be held in Dallas on June 28th. We wish to remind those Lodges who have not selected a Princess that it is not too late. However, I should have /the information Eilbout your Princess not later than Wednesday, June 24th.

4so, include, irliormatifon about the Escort's•age, parents name, address, Lodge Nnrnber etc, This is also to remind everyone that the Craft items will be judged at 12:00 noon at the Youth Activity Day in Dallas. So be sure your entries are there on time. All entry blanks should be sent to me at 2709 Park Avenue S., Waco, Texas.

We are looking forward to seeing all of you in Dallas on Sunday, June 28th, and hope this will be the most outstanding District activity.

Fraternally yours, Emma Ceska, Youth Director, 2709 Park Ave. S. Waco, Tex., PL 6-3973 )• •(

Bila Hera News (From the Lavaca County Tribune) The Bila Hora Community Club met June 13, at 8:30 p.m. at the community center for their monthly meeting. Lunch was served and a door prize given away Sunday, May 31, the people of the Bila, Hora Community met at the community center for a day packed with enjoyment for all present. At noon a basket lunch was spread on the tables in the "little ole schoolhouse" where in years before, when we still had school here, we gathered on special holidays and at the end of school picnic. The tables were loaded with delicious foods of every kind with tea and coffee to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry A. Whatley are en drink. Dominoe games, conversation, etc. route to New Orleans after their wed- were enjoyed until about 2 p.m. ding at 5:30 p.m. Saturday at St. AnWhen a ball game between the "old drew's Catholic Church.

The bride is the former Miss Joyce men and the young boys, was played it Jean Hubenak, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. was won by the ald men by a small R. C. Hubenak. Her husband is the son of margin. The boys had cheers from the Mr. and Mrs. Arnold W. Whatley. cute young girls, of course, the old men's Assisting at the reception at Sokol parteners cheeredt for them. Those who Hall were Misses Mary Jean Renfro, played in the game were Alton and Donna Rose Steinman, Priscilla Watson, Ervin Michalcik, Victor, Marvin, and Royce Dusek, Delmar and Marvin Fejt, Alice Gurney and Barbara Dana.

The couple will return to live at 3115 Henry Melnar, Jr., Jimmie Langenberg, Camp Bowie, Ft. Worth, while the bride- George Little, Victor and Herman Vagroom attends TUT.I. He is a member of selk, the older men — Henry 1VIelnar, Lambda Chi Alpha.. Mrs. Whatley is a Oscar Melnar, Alfred Lorfing, Posy Lanl genberg. Cap Fejt, Ad. Fojt, August Fojt, June graduate of TCU. Raymond Fojt Dusek, Herbert Tesch and ) • 4, Victor Dusek.

WACO, LODGE NO. 66 Dear Members of District III:

LODGE 84, DALLAS. TEXAS

Dear Readers, There will be no scores to report for our last week's games because both our scheduled games were cancelled due to wet grounds and rain. These will have to be played at a later date.

This Thursday night, June 11, we play Continental Engraving at Lawnview No. 1, first game, 7:30 p.m. Then Friday night, June 12th, we will play the Lutheran All Stars, second ga(a<_i, 8:15 p.m. at Lawnview No. 1.

The results from Wiese 2 games will be reported in the next edition of the Vestnik.

Next week's games are as follows, Thursday night,,June 18, we play Freidman Steel, 1st game 7:30 p.m., and Friday night, June 19, we play Texas Instrumants 1st ga me, starting time, '7:30 p.m. and Friday night, June 19, we play Texas Instruments first game, starting time 7:30 p.m. and both games will be played at Lawnview Diamond No. 1. Incidentally, this Diathond is located just off of ,Seyene Road, between Hatcher St. and Lawnview Blvd. We invite all our members to coate out and watch the4 games and visit with each other. We always have a nice group at the game.

There will he no league games during the week of June 22nd because there will be a ASA tournament held during that week. It will be a double elimination and the ultimate winners will re-, ceive trophies as their final reward.

Our team is entered and we hope we can will a few games before we are eliminated. We urge you all to attend this tournament if possible.

We will be locking for you at the game.

Fraternally yours, Pen Jarma, Team Mgr. —) • * • C In every Lodge of our Brotherhood

Umpires for the game were Alfons let's strive to carry our Youth Program We hope your Lodge has selected a 1vT,ichalcik, Victor Molnar and Susan to a successful conclusion as our future Princess for the District. III Queen's Banks.. depends on the winning of our young

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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 HI SPJST Invite You! • •( All of us at Lodge 84 are looking forward to seeing you at Youth Day on June 28. Be sure to attend. pefore 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 s 4♦(

Grady S alders, Consandra Gene Sanders all of Waco and one member who took 'another policy, Sister Marie Janecka of Hillsboro.

As always, we are all very glad to have them join us and be among us.

ACTIVITIES AT COTTONWOOD LODGE I hope they will all enjoy all of our NUMBER G Dear Members and Friends: Our Meeting and buffet style barbecue lunch, were held last Sunday, June 7, with a large and- wonderful attendance.

We were proud to see so many came and take part.

There were two door prizes drawn for fathers and mothers. First prize Winner Was Brother Frank Pa ylas; second v,m s Brother Roman Slay. The Mother's prize winners were Sisters Alma Hawr kins and Hazel Davis of Waco.

There were some prizes drawn from the children, too. The gifts were donated

by Sister Annie Aimer and Sister Ruth Krizan. In charge of the Registration were sister Janie Hubik.

Sister Janie Hubik is one of our"most recent members who was selected to represent our lodge 'at the Princess Contest at the Youth ACtivities Day in Dallas, Sunday, June 28. Her escort will be Brother Jerry Japek. She is 17 years old and a student at West High School.

Also at this time I 'am very glad to nnounce the names of some new candidates who were accepted for membersh i p into our lodge at our last meeting.

They are as follows: Sister Janie Hubik, Gary Fr. Polansky, Edward W. Helena of West and Emilie E. JonL , :;, Michael R. Ewing, Patrick Allan Ewing; Clifton

Straw, 23 lodge activities that are held each month and the Special Quarterly Month "Welcome Aboard New Members" program. There are a few more members secured but not yet accepted.

We all want to send a Million Thanks to the Supreme Lodge for sending us the Balls and Bats and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hejny for bringing them to our house. Also to Brother Robert Cervenka District 111 Director, for taking the time out to show them the way here.

The youngsters are really proud of the bats and balls. Now they have something to play with, The ball games at our Lodge are really interesting. TIne trouble now is there are too many fathers and not enough boys to compete, so, at the next meeting the mothers will try to help out.

We also had some discussion at our last meeting about our Annual Picnic for which the date was set as Sunday, August and. Further discussions will be had next mar ring on July 5th, on this' matter. A discussion was held about our building a kitchen onto our Hall and about drilling a water well on the lodge property. This has not as yet been definitely settled. To the good sisters who brought all of that delicious food to the last meeting goes our sincerest "Thank You" and to all who helped in any way.

ENTRY BLANK SPJS'I' DISTRICT III YOUTH ACTIVITY DAY Lodge No. 84 Hall, Dallas, Texas June 28, 1959 AGE

NAME PARENT'S NAME ADDRESS (City)

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LODGE NO.

I plan to enter the following contests: (Plcase check) HANDICRAFT

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Straps 24 We were glad to have Brother and Sister Hosek, editor of the Vestnik, visit with 'us for a while and give us some (good inspiring talk about the youth and the Youth Day in 'Dallas, June 28. We hope they will come,again.

Remember the next Meeting, July 5th at 1:30 p.m. as always.

My kindest regards, I remain Fraternally yours, Ruth Krizan, Reporter 4 10, SPJST DISTRICT III ACTIVITY DAY AND QUEEN CONTEST JUNE 28 -- DALLAS LODGE 84 HALL The SPJST District III Youth Activity Day and Queen's Contest will be held on Sunday, June 28, 1959 at Lodge No. 84, Hall, 2625 Floyd St. Dallas. Activities will begin with registration at 10:30 a.m. Lunch will be served at 11:30 am.

The Youth prograir4 will begin at 1:00 p.m. All items to be entered in the Crafts contest, should be placed on exhibition at 10:30. These will be judged at 12:00 noon.

We encourage every eligible youth to participate in • any or all of the, events.

There will be a ribbon award, given to each participant. Special prizes and awards will be given to first, second and third place, winners in each age bracket in each event.

Members, children or grandchildren of Members of the SPJST Lodges in District III will be eleigible to participate in the talent, laandcraft and dance contests.

The girl selected to run, as a princess in the Queen's Contest must be a member of the SPJST. Age Brackets are as follows in Crafts and Talent Contest: 1 through 5 years; 6through 8 years; 9 through 12 years; 13 through 19 years.

The program is scheduled to begin promptly at 1:00 p.m. with the youngsters age brackets to be presented first, and then on through. The dance contest Will follow the talent progarm. Queen's will be announced at the Princess Ball in the evening.

Craft items should be brought at 10:30 a.m. These will be judged at 12 noon.

Each item must be first time entry in SPJST' Contest.

Participation awards will be given each( child entering. Prizes will be awarded to first, second and third place Winners in the crafts contest in the, fol lowing classifications: Iterris by Instruction — Sewing, embroidery, crochet work etc..; Original Work --Partings and drawings by free hand.

Hobby Kit — Airplanes, boats, paint-

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Each item will be entered with a code number. Full identification will be attached after the judging has been completed.

Talent Contest — Contest open to youth with any type of talent — singing, readings, musical presentations, modelings, etec.

Dance Contest--2 brackets, age group through 11 years and age group from 12 through 19 years — contest in Square, Polka, Waltz and Bop numbers. Contestant may enter one or all dance events.

Rules for Queen's Contest Age limit — 14 through 19 years Must be a member of the SPJST Princess selected must be single.

Each Lodge in District III to select one princess from candidates presented to the local lodge. The princess selected by her Lodge will represent her own local individual lodge.

The Princess is to work with all organizers of her own local lodge in obtaining new members and in promoting insurance sales for the SPJST. All insurance sold by the organizers will be credited to the Princesse with points to be given as follows: For every $500 insurance sold the Princess will receive 500 points. A bonus of 100 additional points will be given to the Princess for each $500 insurance sold to a new member and for additional insurance sold to an old member, 50 points bonus will be given.

For Example:

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DALLAS LODGE NO 130 Dear Friends and Princess Representatives of District Three: Time: Sunday morning, April 19, 1942, one of the many anxious days of World War II.. Place: Florence Nightingale Hospital, Dallas, Texas. A special day for Mr. and Mrs. Milton Frank Vrla, April 19 was the 'arrival date of their first child, a 6-pound, I2-ounce daughter.

She was named Deanna Marie — that's me.

Four years later, April 23, I was delighted with having a playmate, my brother, Milton Jr. — that is, until he became old enough to return puncres.

Sunday, May 13, 1956, Mother receives a beautiful Mother's Day gift — another daughter, Shirley Annette.

On July 7, 1943, Daddy had me join SPJST Lodge 130, of which I have been a member since, and I am looking forward to many netw experineces and pleasures as our lodge is to move into Dui: new home soon.

Having attended Pleasant Grove schools since I began my education, I have almost completed my 12 years journey. I will be a senior this year at W. W. Samuell Hi, While I maintain an "A" average, I am majoring -in English, Spanish, science and math.

I -do have one habit I can't seem to get rid of: I collect ahvost anything and everything. Although Mother calls me a junk collector, I feel my "junk" collections are very worthwhilei have stamp collection (not toolarge, but Points Bonus Total it's mine and I'm proud of it), a minerNew Member 100 600 500 $ 500.00 200 1200 1000 $1000.00 500 3000 2500 $2500.00 Bonus Total Points Old Member 50 550 500 $ 500.00 100 1100 1000 $1000.00 2750 2500•250 $2500.00 Contest begins and points will be credited to the princess with all insurance sold from April 1, 1959. Contest closes with all applications postmarked June 15, 1959.

Each Princess must select her own escort .

Escorts must be a member of Princess' own local lodge.

Formal dress will be required for princess for her presentation at the Princess Ball, to be sponsored by SPJST Lodge No. 84, Dallas.

There will be a gift presented to each Princess.

Special gifts will be presented to the Queen of SPJST District HI. Emma Ceska, Youlth Director Dist. III

Wednesday, June 17, 1959 al and ore collection, and a petrified bone collection.

I have been a member of the marching and concert bands for five years, playing first clarinet. This past year I was a member of the Spanish club, Slide Rule club, and secretary-treasurer of the Archeology club. When I was in the ninth grade, I was honored by being one of the band princesses for that year.

I like almost any kind of sports, especially playing them. My spare time is spent sewing and reading.

Not having /decided what to do with my future, I have entertained several ideas. I want to go to college and obtain on education. If, for some reason, I will be unable to go to college, I will attend a business administration school.

Although my voyage into life has only begun, if God is willing to give me as many blessing as He has already offered, I will gladly accept the sorrows as well as the joys.

Sincerely yours, Deanna Vria ) • si. • TEENAGE DIVISION OF LODGE 84 Dear Members and Frineds, On Friday, June 26, our teenage club will sponsor a "Teen Dance." We are planning this to be one of the biggest teenage dances in the Dallas area. We have for our orchestra "The Don Hosek.

Combo" featuring Odell Booker. Those of you who have heard Don play know that his combo is very popular and is one of the best in this area. His music will be no exception that night for it will be the greatest. This is one dance you can't afford to miss.

The dance will be from 8 to 12 p.m.

Admission price will be 75c per person or $1.25 a couple. there will be Fun, Prizes and Contests. We will be expecting all those who are looking for a ,good time to be there. Bring your friends and we'll be seeing you on the 26th of June.

Entertainment Committee James Janousek, Chairman ) • 4 • ( COST OF COLLEGE EDUCATION What does it cost, on the avera g e, for a year's study at an American college or university?

A recent survey by the U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare shows that, on a national average, the typical student spends about $1,800 a year at college or university. This figure includes not only the basic tuition costs but all the many expenses such as living expenses, transportation, books, registartion and so forth.

It is, however, quite possible for a

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Strana 25 thly meeting. At this meeting we discussed various things. Wee talked about our new pride and joy, the addition, of our hall. Then we had the initiation of new members into our Lodge. Later some officers of the Supreme Lodge and the Editor, were there to give talks. They were' very interesting.

A little later, our youth director, Mrs. Parma, announced the four girls with the highest points who will run for Queen of Lodge No. 66. The four girls chosen were LaNell Ceska, Norma Traywick, Mary Sue Moore and myself (Hattie Matus). The clutches's chosen from the pre-teenage group with the highest points of that bracket was Helen Kolenovsky. The Queen's Dance 'will be held on Juno 26th. I hope all of you will come out and join us on this exciting day.

After the meeting was over we ate supper and entertained our guests as well as we could. I hope they enjoyed themselves. At 7:00 p.m. we had a dance with music furnished by the Rejcek's Orchestra. We had a very nice crowd and hope• everyone thowsht or- h e ll was as beautiful as we did. Then, the day ended about 11:15 when the dance ended.

Everyone left and our hall looked sort of messy but after it is cleaned it will still look beautiful. Well, I have to stop now. Thanks for reading my letter and I really do hope you enjoyed yourself CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS at the opening of our lodge.

Dear Readers, Fraternally yours, I remain, The last game night, which was June Hattie Matus, 5, because it rained too much. I hope Teenage reporter that I will get to attend the game night • 4, • every Friday night.

Lodge 92, Ft. Worth, Tex. On May 30, the eighth grade took a trip to San Antonio. First we went to Dear Membres and Friends, see the San Jose Mission, which was The dance the Youth Club of Lodge very interesting and I enjoyed it very No.92 had June 7, 1959, was quite a much. Next we went to the Alamo, a success. I am sure everyone who atvery old! site in San Antonio. We all tended had a very nice time. We would went to eat dinner at the Youngblood like to thank all of the parents who atRestaurant. It was a very beautiful tended! also for there were a lot there. place to eat.

I hope our next activity there will even Then we went to the Breckenridge be more metrobers of the Mother Lodge Park. In the park we rode the paddle to attend. boats which was very much fun. We went Kids come on let's make this Moth, through the zoo, and saw all the an- er's and Father's Day. Program the imals. best we have ever had. Let's make our At 5:00 p.m. we left San Antonio and parents proud of us and let's make this started home. We stopped at Pleasanton a day they will always remember. If to eat our supper. We came home about you call sing pantomine, dance, twirl 9:30 p.m. I will end my letter and write or would like to say a poem or anything more at a later date. else we would be glad to have you. See Yours truly, you Father's Day. Dorothy Jurica Brenda Krivanek, Reporter I • 4, • P. S. Happy Father's Day to every LODGE NO. 66 WACO father.

Dear Readers, Thinking of you fondly and sending Last Sunday Lodge 6G held their mon- this to say, student to attend a tuition-free public university in his home town, live at Thome, and' spend as little as $200 a year for books and the other incidental expenses. There are •one or more publiclycontrolled colleges and universities in every state and these are tuition-free for students who reside in the state. And usually only a nominal tuition is charged for out-of-state students.

Students themselves, on the average, earn more than one-fourth of the income which pays for these expenses.

They work after college, classes and during summer vacations. Parents contribute 40 per cent of the student's yearly income; and 30 pet cent comes from savings, accumulated from high school earnings and from gifts from relatives.

Scholarships provide about five percent of the average student income.

Significantly, according to the gov ernment survey, the majority of American college and university students do not come from "rich" families by American standards. Eighteen per cent ,in fact come from families with an annual income of less than $3,000 a year. Fully 60 per cent come from families earning less than $6,000 a year — a typical income for skilled workers in American industry. Only eight per cent come form families with an annual income of more that $15,000. ) • • 1.---•-■■••••■

Strana_26 "May everything that's happy be yours on Father's Day," And may the thoughts and wishes of all who love you, too, add even greater pleasure to Father's Day, for you. ) • A • ( Dear Members nad Friends: We are having our next dance on June 19, starting at 8 p.m. We hope all of you teen-agers will come out and have a good time. We are playing popular ;records with some others from the past.

We know you will have a good time, so come on out. Admittion is 25c. Refreshments will be served.

Cordially, Mildred Vala.

Youth Club Secretary ) ♦

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The Sumbera family held their fifth reunion at Ammannsville on Sunday, May 31. About 50 famillis registered. The faimilies presort; (elute from Channelview, Houston, eter;lin, 11 Campo, San Antonio, Arnriti v West, Ro'astown, La Salle, Weimar and La Grange.

About 180 people enjoyed a baSket lunch at noon.

• • Franklin Matula of Teinple left June 7 for Camp Soroptimist where he will serve as a unit leader this summer. The camp for crippled children, sponsored by the Soroptimist Club of Dallas, is located between Dallas and Denton. + Our new road Iron Moravia to St. John and on to Road 1292. is measured out. Commissioner Kocian was busy last week buy ing the necessary right-cf-way for the road.

• ♦ In an impressive ceremony performed in St. Joseph's Catholic church in Baytown at four thirty o'clock Saturday afternoon, Miss , Lois Marie Ptacek became the bride of Kenneth L. Smith. She is the daughter of Mrs. Mary Ptacek of BaVtOwn and a granddaughter of Mrs. Anton F. Cernosek of Ammannsville. e -* Patricia Ann Buchanek, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Budhanek of Sublime, has' enrolled in summer school at the University of Corpus Christi.

•- • Farmers in the Temple area are finding they can grow alfalfa successfully and the SCS men are hopeful this will encourage more planting of summer legumes for profitable cash and hay crops as well-as for soil improvment. E. J. Bedrich, whose 60 are farm in the Lost Prairie community is mostly soil unit four land in th e Big rim botom, grows alfalfa on a few acres of his cropland two or three years ei William Chaloapka, ;1 neighbor of Bedrich's whom Prilgeon calls "Mr. Alfalfa" because of his suer in growing the superior legume on upland soil, plants Huha,na where he e<;-n't grow alfalfa because of root rr t. it makes excellent hay, alto as good us elfalfa if planted thick entm; -2,11 and nit at the right stage. Chaiour;ka plan 15s 7.5 pounds of seed per acre of hi , annual sweet 1 fertilizes with (lover, broa[d r sounds per 16-20-0 at the t'Ir! acre.

Our young friend Theodore E. Krenek airman apprentice, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Konvicka of Route 2, Fayetteville, is serving at the Whiting Naval Auxiliary Air Station, Milton, Fla. • • Mrs. Tyler W. Cagle was installed president of the Temple Garden Club during the final meeting of the season held at the Federation Clubhouse.

Other officers are Mrs. Erma Spencer, vice president, Mrs. J. K. Boettger, recording secretary; Mrs. J. F. Chupick, coresponding secretary.

• o Raymond Bezdek; son of Mr. and Mrs. Vaclav Bezdek, received his Bachelor of Business Administration degree from the University of Houston May 30. Mr. ∎ anid Mrs. Vaclav Bezdek and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Bezdek attended the graduation exercises in Houston.

• Miss Monica Kallus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. RiChard F. Kallus of La Grange received her cap at the traditional "Capping" ceremony of Seaton School of Nursing in Austin Sunday, May 31.

• • At a solemn high nuptial mass in St. Mery's Catholic Church at (nigh noon Saturday, Miss Cynthia Ann Summers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe G. Boyd of Den- othea. Hoelscher and Delores, CherBelton, became the bride of Frank Jos- venka will go to Texas A. and M. College ieph Mikula, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank as Bell County representatives in the State 4-H Roundup as a dairy foods A, Mikula of Ennnis.

Wednesday, June 17, 1959 team. They won first place in district elimination contests and will give their dairy foods demonstration Wednesday morning. Mrs. Woodrow Chervenka and daughter, Esther, will go to the college to see the demonstration.

• Rockdale — Leroy Caffey of Thorndale, and Kathryn Svetlik of Bockholts, were announced as winners of the two Rockdale Rotary Club $50 scholarships following the Rotary luncheon, to which the two achievement award winners from Milam county high sdhools were guests.

• • Jerry Tyroch of 5 N. 41st in Temple, recent winner in a Safeway Managers' Sales Contest, flew to Dallas recently on the first leg of a trip to San Francisco where he will atter4 a meeting Monday and Tuesday of Safeway Stores' managers and executives. ♦ • The following item of interest appeared in the "Scoop" Column of a recent Sunday issue of the Bryan Daily Eagle: With the Profs -- Dr. R. L. Skrabanek, professor in the department of agricultural economics, and sociology has accepted a four-week fellowship with the institute for Social Gerontology this summer, sponsored by a number of leadg universities; to be held in Berkley, Calif., August 3-28. Skrabanek will join 39 other leading psychologists, sociologists and deir4ographers whose purpose will be to study problems of America's aged citizens.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Eddie A. Krivacka were recently married in St. Mary's Catholic church in Effinger. She is the former Miss Edna Mae Jasek, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Jasek Jr., and ,he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William F. Krivacka.

They are making their home in Eagle Lake where Mrs. Krivacka is a nurse at the hospital and Mr. Krivacka will teach in the public school system.

• • Grandmother Mrs. V. Marek has been released from a Waco hospital last week and is now at the home of her daughter Mrs. John Veselka of Waco. e • Belton's Bernard Bartek has signed a letter of intent to attend TCU. He was one of the most widely sought high school football players in the state. He is a lineman and stands 6•1, weighs 202.

He played tackle for the Tigers. Coach Taylor of TCU describas Bartek as "a fine prospect, a top player with great spirit." Bernard is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben C. Bartek of Belton, Texas. He

Wednesday, June 17, 1959 is a three-year letterman in football, basketball and baseball and won a letter this spring in track as a weigthm an.. He made ad-district two years, all-Central Texas one year and was on the all state honorable mention list. — Another 100 per cent SPJST' Family. ♦ • In a candlelight ceremony performed in the ,Seaton Czech Moravian Brethren Church recently. Miss Betty Lou Hejl daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E.Dil J. Hejl of Temple became the bride of Johnny Clifton Morel ,. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Marelk of Burlington.

• • M-Sgt. George A: Holeeka who is stasioned in Orlando, Florida has been transferred to an Army base ' in Germany. He left for overseas last May 10.

Mrs. Horecka left Sunday to join her husband. George is the son of Mr. and Lss. Ignac Horeeka of Moulton, Route 1.

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Our sympathy to the bereaved Family. ) • 07* • RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY LODGE '63, SWEET HOME, TEXAS

We, the undersigned Resolution Committee of Lodge Pokrok Sweet Home No. 63 of Sweet Home, Texas, in behalf 'of all our members wish to express our heartfelt sycmapathy to the bereaved family in the passing of their father, grandfather, and great-grandfather and IN MEMORIAM OF also a member of our SPJST Lodge No. GEORGE HRADECKY our brother and. Member of Lodge 40 63 since: August 3, 1916. .

MATEJ BROZ born at El Campo, April 28, 1930, died at who passed away April 14, 1959 at the Seattle, Washington, after 2 months illage of 75. Last rites were held April 16 ness, May 18, 1959.

Surviving him his wife Jody and chil- at the St. James Catholic Church in dren Georgie, Bradley and Brenda' and Gonzales and burial was in the Gonalso his mother, Sophie Hradecky. He zales cemetery.

May our brother rest in peace and alwas laid to eternal rest at Seattle, Wash.

May our deceased brother rest in peace ways be remembered.

Resolution Committee, - Our sympathy to the Family.

Felix Jurica ) Joe Vanek IN MEMORIAM OF Annie Kutac

in Memoriam

JOSEPH KASPAREK

NI morm=m-, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Chumchal of Yoakum announce the arrival af a baby girl born on May 19. Little Deborah Ann tipped the scale at 7 pounds and 9 ounces and is welcomed by a sister, Katherine and twin brothers Gary and Larry. ) • 4 4.

Mr. Tipsy: "Lady, you got two ,ver' beautiful legs."

Girl: "How would you know?"

Mr. T. "I counted 'em."

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Objednejte dnes. Velke lisporna velikost $1.15. — Pravidelna velikost 65e.

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R. C. MILLER P.O. Box 235, Altadena, Calif.

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Member of Lodge 63, born in Fayetteville, August 15, 1878 and died after a lengthy illness at the home of his son, on May 16, 1959.

Surviving are his wife, Anna, and son Oscar, and grandchildren.

After services of the Catholic Church burial was in the Catholic Cemetery.

Our sympathy to the bereaved Family. ) • a, • IN MEMORIAM OF LEON S, ALBRIGHT

Merkber of Lodge 17 admitted to our Order in 1958 and died in Caldwell Hospital May 31, 1959, after an illness of 5 'months.

He was a well-known and prominent stockman and businessman of ClaMwell, Texas.

Brother Albright was born in Burleson County on March 6, 1910, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Albright. He was educated in the local schools. On Sept. 15, 1931 he was united in marriage with Miss Voyl Wyatt, also of Caldwell.

He was active in church and community affairs, Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Voyl Albright of Caldwell; his Mother, Mrs. Wanda Albright of Caldwell; three brothers, Edward and Oscar, both of Austin; and Alvin of Caldwell; four sisters, Mrs. Margaret Koehler, Mrs. Esther Ringstoff and Mrs. Melba Jean Socratina all of Austin, and Mrs. Ida. Lee, Koehler of Houston, aria a number of nieces and nephews.

He was laid to rest eternal at the Masonic Cemetery of Caldwell, June 1, 1959.

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DALLAS SOKOL COMING EVENTS

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

Sunday, Sept. 13th — Dinner, Dedication, 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 Rejcek 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 Farazil Band. (regular) 8:30 until 1:00 p.m.

Saturday, Oct. 31st — Special Fall Dance featuring Eric Honza Band, 8:30 until 1:00 p.m.

Saturday, Nov. 7th — Dance featuring Gus Herzan (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 pica nic grounds, tables on the dance floor. other special features.

Everyone always welcome, young of old, and inbetween.

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qited to participate in all or the above activities.

Fraternally yo urs, LODGE POKROK NO. 84, DALLAS Entertainment Committee aturday, June 20 — Dance, Music by Lodge No. 84, Dallas, Texas Eric Honza orchestra ) • igs • t Sunday, June 21 — Monthly Meeting and Family Fun Night Sunday, June 28 — SPJST Youth Activities Day -- Dance, Coronation of SPJST Queen at night—Music by Wesley (Gus) Herzan's orchestra Saturday, July 4 — Dance, Music by John Rejcek's orchestra Saturday, July 18, — Dance, Music by John Dlabaj orchestra Sunday, July 19 — Monthly Business Meeting and Family Fun Night Saturday, August 1, Dance, Music by Eric Honza's orchestra Friday, August 14 — Special Dance — Music by Eddie Skeet's orchestra, from OTTO L. FlOSEK Bigelow, Minnesota — from 8 to 12 p.m.

DALLAS, TEXAS Saturday, August 15 — No Dance due to dance on Friday night DEAR SPORTSMEN AND READERS: Sunday, August 16 — Monthly BusiA Great Enemy of Insects ness Meeting and Family Fun Night One of the most familiar birds and Saturday, August 29 — Anniversary most useful is the well-known Chimney Dance— Music by Chuck Perkins and Swift. These birds are a familiar sight His Bavarian Playboys of Dallas in the skies during the spring, summer Sunday, August 30 — Anniversary and early fall. During these seasons the Dinner, Program in afternoon and — Swifts are always on the wing over Dance at night, 8 to 12, music by Wesley houses, trees, or gliding over the sur(Gus) Herzan orchestra face of lakes and streams as they sail Saturday, Sept. 5 — Dance, Music by and circle on set wings and with rapid Ed Faraizl orchestra wing beats scoot like small jets through Saturday, Sept. 19 — Dance, Music by ;space gracefully chattering as they fly Wesley (Gus) Herzan's orchestra after moths, insects and mosquitoes.

Sunday, Sept. 20 — Monthly Business These birds are no kin to bats as some Meeting and Family Fun Night might thank and please remember bats Saturday, Oct. 3, — Vinobrani or Mar- are mar.anals. The •Chimney Swift is vest Dance — Music by John Rejeek one of the few North American birds orchestra that was influenced favorably by civilizSaturday, October 17 — Barn Dance — ed man when he ;c)i tied on this conMusic by West Melodians tinent and started building houses with Sunday, Oct. 18 — Monthly Business chimneys which proved to be perfect for and Family Fun Night nesting and raising their young. Prior Saturday, Oct. 31 — Dance, Music by to that time swifts built their nests in Ed Faraizl's orchestra hollow trees.

Saturday, Nov. 14 — Dance by Wesley The nest is a half saucer shape com(Guy) Herzan's orchestra posed of dead twigs which are bonded to Sunday, Nov. 15 — Monthly Business one another and to the wall of the meeting and Family Fun Night chimney by the saliva of the bird.

Swifts are valuable to a community Saturday, Nov. 28 --- Dance, orchestra because they destroy tremendous numpending.

Sunday, Dec. 20 — Monthly Meeting bers of insects, flies, beetles ants gnats, mosquitoes and other small insects. and Family Fun Night Until 1944 the winter ,activities of these Thursday, Dec. 31 — New Year's Eve Battle Dance. Featuring the music of birds was a mystery. Some naturalists Ed Faraizl and John Rejeek orchestras. held to the theory that they hibernated Dancing tram 8:30 p.m. to 4:00 a.m. — in holes, caves and crevices protected from severe weather. In 1944 Frederick continuous music.

All of our Saturday night dances start C. Lincoln of the U. S. Fish and wildlife at 8:30 p.m. and the orchestras stop Service reported that Swifts captured playing at 12:30 a.m. Dances on any and leg banded in the U. S. in the auother night start at 8 o'clock and end tumn months were found in northeastern Peru during our winter, establishat 12 o'clock.

All our friends and members are in- ing the fact that the "winter ;home" of

Calendar Of Activities

Sports Column

Wednesday, June 17, 1959 the chimney swift is in South America.

Thus the large flocks of swifts which have recently returned, fly 2,500 or 3,000 miles from an area where food is plentiful throughout winter to again loise their young in our chimneys.

Reminds of the story of the "Swallows of Capistrano, California, doesn't it?

Proves the wonders of nature.

Like the Needle in the Haystack -Joe Skatula's Bottle Sheridan, Wyoming — In 1942 Joseph Skatula stuck a note in a bottle and left it in Big Goose Canyon deep in the Big Horn Mountains. of northern Wyoming.

It read: "I will buy a drink for whoever finds this bottle and note."

Oliver Wright and Darrell Shafer found the bottle during the big game hunting season last fall. Sure — they went to Sheridan and looked up Joe Skatula and he bought the drinks as promised in his note. (Notice: Wyoming has open saloons.)

Red Alert The Houston Post editoralized on the prominence the austere London Sunday Times devoted to hunting accidents, and went on beyond to debunk the faith some gunners place in red clothing as a safety measure. The Post stressed that many hunters are color blind and therefore cannot tell a red jacket from a deer's hide. It added that California authorities estimated that fifty thousand licensed hunters are color blind and that lenaon yellow has been preferred as a safety color.

My question — How the' dickens is such a color blind hunter going to see yellow when red is the same as a deer hide to him? Let's hope most of these blind huntsmen are in California and not on our local deer hunting leases don't you?

Did You Know?

A dog's sweat glands are located in his nose and in the soles of his feet— that is why, when a dog is hot, he will often leave wet tracks on the floor.

Parfleche is a French Canadian term for rawhide made from buffalo or steer hides dried rapidly in the sun to obtain maximum strength for hard usage.

Most animals face downwind in a storm, but the buffalo is so much more protected in front that he heads right into the bitterest blizzard. Birds do the same, so their feathers won't get ruffeled.

Nothing is funnier than the look on the face of a person at the upper end of a dog leash, pretending not to know what is going on at the lower end.

See you next weett.

Wednesday, June 17, 1959

Famil y Reunions Our Vestnik will gladly publish ann ouncements of members family reunions if you give us the date, place of the reunion and of families concerned.

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

Thanks.

• ,T, • HAVEL FAMILY REUNION Temple, Texas On Sunday June 28th, 1959, the Havel Family Reunion will be held at the SPJST 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 reunion. 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 noon, anyone related to the Havel family is invited.

Mr. and Mrs. Tom F. Vajdak, mgrs, Mrs. Steve Rusnak, Reporter ) • 4 • ( PICNIC AND REUNION Smithville ,Texas The Annual Picnic of the LeshikarShiller and including all of the Chernosky families will be held on Sunday 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 cacr,e to Texas in 1851 and 1853 consisting of 33 families and settled in Austin Co. If you are, a descendant of any of the 33 families then you are cordially invited to join the crowd.

Bring your lunch, cafeteria style, program will start at 1:30 p.M. Short meetand election of officers and place of next meeting.

J. J. Stalmach, Secretary ) • 4 •( SHILLER - HEJL REUNION The annual Shiller and Hejl family reunion, will be held on June 28, 1959 at SPJST Hall, Taylor, Texas.

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

Each family attending is asked to bring its own basket lunch for the noon m cal.

Mary Ann Svoboda Secretary • ,,,„ HAVLIK'S FAMILY REUNION will be held Sunday, June 21st, Father's

VESTNfK — WEST, TEXAS Day in Culak SPJST Ilall 3 miles west of Moulton on the; Gonzales Farm to market road. Everyone that is in anyway related or connected with this family is cordially invited to come and enjoy the occasion. Each family attending is asked to bring a basket of lunch for dinner and lunch meals. Registration at 11 a. m. meals and program in evening, various refreshments will be resold. Coale Fall of you.

C. J. Havilk, pres.

A. F. Havlik, vice pres.

J. V. Havlik, 2nd v pres.

L. . Havlik, sec'y and treas. ) foi• • f SKRABANEK REUNION

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POLKA DANCE CALENDAR CALVIN C. CHERVENKA Wednesday, June 17 Emil Bartos orchestra — Club Dance — V F W Hall in Moulton Saturday, June 20 Emil Bartos orchestra — Sons of Hermann Hall in Dacosta Henry Brosch orchestra — Moulton Adolph Falke orchestra — Free Wedding Dance — SPJST Hall in Hillje Happy Country Boys — SPJST Pokrok Hall in Houston Sill Krenek orchestra — Round Top all Rudy Kurtz orchestra — Sons of Herman Hall in Poth George Machart and His Polka Pays -High Hill Hall near Schulenburg Adolph Migl orchestra — SPJST Hall in Bleiblerville

The annual Skrabanek Reunion (descendants of John and Anna Skrabanek) will be held at Seaton TOM Sefcik's Hall on Highway 53 eight miles east of Temple on July 5th.

Everyone that is in any way connected with or related to the Skrabanek Sunday, June 21 family is requested to come and spend the day to g ether. F, ch family and also Emil Bartos orchestra — Day and Night Picnic and Dance — New Tabor friends who a to invited to attend this SPJST Hall near Cal,dwell reunion are ,ked to bring their own Henry Brosch orchestra — Church Feast supper. and Dance — Flatonia Mrs. Ella Bartek Lee use orchestra — Day and Night Picnic and Dance — Sons of Hermann Ainmamalonessisarome■ Hall in Houston Sil Krenek orchestra — Wedding Dancel — Wallis POLIrEMBNI DOMOV Rudy Kurtz orchestra — Riverside Hall V hotline" thrwr-tit a najdete u nas in East Bernard nejlepg i pohichni obsluhu a ceny Bill 1VIraz orchestra — Picnic and Dance levne — Millheim Tei prodavame polikebni pojrAteni Joe Patek orchestra — Picnic, Free od 1 mesice do 80 rah sari.

Dance in Afternoon, Dance at Night Ambulance ve dne i v noci — SPJST Hall in Buckholts.

MAREK BURNS FUNERAL HOME Bill Marek a Bill Burns All the above dances are at night unTelefon 546 less otherwise "specified. This is a fref TEXAS service but applies only to those dances) CAMERON, tt which mainly polka and waltz must" is played by a live orchestra. The Vest• nik or writer will assume no responsibility resulting from any dance announSPOLEHLIVA POHROBNICKA cement which is listed in this column SLUZBA Listings from orchestras and dance hall* Jsme pohotovi yam poslou'Ziti should be received at least one week berczdilu jak claleko bydlite bez Fore punlication. Send all listings tt kehokoliv zvlaStniho poplatku.

Calvin Chervenka. Route 2, Roger!, Tex S nami inftZeto miuviti &sky. My NOTICE nabizime Pohfebn Poji:§teni pro kahleho elena rodiny.

During the summer, Polka Dance endar listings should be sent in at least two weeks before the date of the VestFUNERAL HOME nik in which they should appear.

Elsie PraZak-Etlinger Isis • clanaska pomocnice Wife — Just suppose we wives should RELLVILLE AND SEALY go on strike?

Telephone: Bellville No. UN 5-3121 Husband — Go right ahead. I've got a Scaly No. TU 5-3535 peach of a strikebreaker in, mind.

Marek — Burns

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