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Official Organ of Slovanic Benevolent Order or the State of Texas

(VOLUME) XLVII

BENEVOLENCE HUMANITY

12. SRPNA (AUGUST) 1959)

BROTHERHOOD

ZAPIS ZE SCHUZE TISKOVEIIO ViBORU Br. Eduard Midek, ptedseda, zahajil schnzi o deseti hodinach dopoledne za ptitomnosti ses. Hildy Brti gove, tajemnice, ses. Frances Olexove, elenkyne, br.

L. 0. HoSka, redaktora, a manZelky, br.

J. F. Holaska, vydavatele, br. Edw. Marka, ptedsedy Hlavni Utadovny a br. J. F. Chupicka, tajemnika HI. Utadovny.

Br. Midek ptivital ptitomne, nade2 br.

Marek v kratSim proslovu projevil jeho spokojenost a uznani vYboru a vyslovil zvla,Stni dik br. HoSkov/ za jeho pile/ pro dobro Jednoty. Br. Chupick v dalSim proslovu jen potvrdil slova br.

Marka s dodatkem, ze dobrY Vestnik sIouZi pro lepei pochopeni mezi elenstvem a Hlavni ittadovnou.

Br. Mieek podekoval oboum temito slovy: "My elenove vyboru se skuteene radujeme, ze pracujeme v fipine shode s Hlavni fitadovnou".

Br. Mieek dale vyslovil radost, Z'e bylo vysloveno uznani br. J. F. Holaskovi, ptedsedovi vydavatelskeho druZstva za ptesne vedeni tisku na geho Vestniku.

Na to bratti Marek a Chupick se vzda,lili a nastala pravidelne. schtize. Nejdtive bylo br. ptedsedou vzpomenuto, ze senaze byla odloiena s prvni nedele no, posledni nedeli v eervenci. Ses. Olexova podekovala vYboru za ` odloEeni, ktere ji tunoinilo dliti neptetritte na prazdninach.

potadane 26. eervence 1959 v Temple,Tex. slouZim vkm sloZkam naSi Jednoty stejne verne.

Dopisovatelima, radum, okrskfn, 'ZenByl eten zapis z minule schfize a pti- skYm krouZkilm, na gemu hlavnimu fistjat tak jak &ten.• tedi a nagi mladeti veSkere. — Zde obNa vYzvu ptedsedy, br. Holasek zdelil, zvla,Ate bych rad podekoval naSim purlsZe nema k podani zpravu, jen vyslovil pivatelilm do organu, na‘Si Hlavni Utadtwetu, ze vYbor vSechny zalaitosti hlad dovne a vydavatelstvu za Iaskavou a oce vytidi. chotnou soueinnost.

Br. Hoek podal pisemnou zpravu, kteDosud jak bylo mo gno pozorovati jsem ra zni doslovne: si mi povolene prazdniny kaZdYm rokem • (k vuli tornu, aby na g Vestnik nebyl zdrZovan), vilbec nevzal. — Pram tato pro Tiskovemu Vjhoru, Bratie piedsedo na. e elenstvo mne WS/ a doufam, ze i Moje zprava za uplynule pullet/ neni tiskovY vYbor mi nadale bude napomocen rozvIdena. Omezim se zde zdelit, Ze jsem udrZeti nag Vestnik aby v gem naMm elepilne a dle svYch nejlep gich schopnosti num i neelenurn detelne se ptedstavohledel vykonati v ge, co jsem ptedpokladal val jak stuSnY organ bratrske a sesterske Ze se ode mne oeekava. Hledel jsem Jednoty, v kterem pro ridizne polemiky, dle slibu daneho udfZeti ten na g Vestnik ktery by nagemu souladu Akodily. — neprost nam ekodlivYch polemik tak, aby bude mista. astal Jednot y a naim snaham pros* Dekuji vam za vYpomoe! gnY. Dosud se mi to podatilo a trouV Acte fam si tvrditi, Ze jsem vet ginu etenatil Ludva 0. HciSek. uspokojil a zaroveri vyhovel pravidlum Zprava byla ptijata tak jak etena. mi stanovenYm. Sven/ o torn stale vzriiPak byl projednavan jistY dopis, kterSi stajici kruh etenatti, ptedplatitelit i dobyl zaslan ptedsedovi vYboru, a za piipisovatelti. einou, aby se ses. BrtiSova obeznamila s Z ptiznivYch postidka, Maim souditi, obsahem, byla 10 minutova. ptestavka. Po ze uptimne, moje snaha a oddanost Je- ptestosce, bylo ujednano dopis uvetejdnote nachazi souhias. Prf zajezdech do nit, bez poznamek, jakmile bude dovorOznYch osad poznavam, ze elenstvo sou- lovat misto ve Vestniku. hlasi s nati snahou udrteti na g' Vestnik Mono pozorovat, 2e (Pokraeovani na str. 4.) prost polemik

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WEST, TEXAS

Ve stfedu, dne 12, srpna 1959

Od redakeiliho stolku 26 79t1 lets' Frank Kocurek zemiel Co pies tSiden jsem -minulY tYclen v pondeli v Dubine v tom samem domove kde se narodil. — Byl zaslechl snad vYbornym gkolenym hudebnikem

ueitelem. Na ge upkimma soustrast pozastale rodine a dekujeme za zpravu kiepil milionove gkody v jiznim Texasu snad jig je znamo ,ale Urody nebyli valne po g ra nas zalmoutila,.

• yetgina krmiva zrni byla-kozen ebot' Ze v Damonske eistirne pro bavinu jig ye skladigtich. Pogkozene budovy jsou bratril Bartt byl oeisten prvni bal okrevetginou pojitene. su Brazorie.

• • — Ze o sboraee ba ylny bude letos velka potig, protoge iirody ph Rio Grande jsou — Ze opomeli jsme zdelit minule o snatpozdni a tam obyeejne bYva velka skli- ku Cecilie Nemeekove s p. Jintem Greenem. Nestalo se to timyslne. Pkejeme zeri as pa Robstown, taft a Sinton. mnoho gtesti. ♦ • — Ze prvni Z'oky ba ylny se zaeinaji po nagich osadach innogit a vet ginou prvni — Ze v Granger, sezdana byla minu13-7 Stojanikova s Karlem bal bYva oeisten zdarma a je gte pkida- tSrden 13aru gka Urbankem z Taylor kde budou bydlet. na k tomu sluSna "Premie".

• • o — Ze minuVr rok zemedelskST odbbr od- — Ze ManZele St. 'ablaturovi v Ganado hadl, ge baylna vyclavala 385 liber ba- siavili stribrnou svatbu hostinou a poesve rodiny a pre tel. ylny z akru. Leto gni osev byl odhadnu- tene velkou ilcasti • • tY na ternek 6 rniliont1 akra, co g jest o Ze v Sealy z nenadani zakoneil sviij 700 tisic vice akrti ne g v rote 1958. — 0- — Z"ivot v pornerne mladem veku eekava se o tolik vet gi (?) sklizein Julius Vykoukal. Pied nedavnein byl na • • — 2e nag mistopresident Nixon byl vet- leeeni nerve v GaIvestone.

• e smou uptimne vitan v Rusku a Polsku feude nak hospodynky maji piano Ze — nas milge vgechny potegit. Je videt, ge i g byla hojnost se zavatovanim ovoce jeho ten skru genSt lid ma vdeane city. a i zahradky vydali po gehnanou firodu — Ze ye Victorii bude postavena nova tak i dopisy na,gich sester kidnou. Doupogtovni budova za vie jak jeden mil on fame, ge se tento pomer zas polepgi. dolartl.

• • — 2e v Enniske vyggi gkole bude vyueo- Ze v Rosenberg V okresu Fort Bend vati hru na piano mladY nadanY Marcus zemiel okrent zamestnanec Louis Poter Hanug. Studoval hudbu v Denton Collepo to kdyg jej bodla veelka. Snad ge tr- ge. — Pkejerne ninoho zdaru. Jest to krapel srdeani vadou. sna pkilegitost pro mei nadojnou mladeg.

-- Ze V Dallas .stavba Sokolovny a doMOVa MCIU 130, se bligi dohotoveni a jsou formulovane plany k slavnostnimu o- — 2e dp. Ed. Geiser z osady St. Martin teykeni. Doufame, ge ten 13 den v zo,ki v Tours oznamuje, Ze podzimni osadni (Sept.) bude jakYrnsi "eeskSr m. Dnem" vflet (picnic) se tam bude pokadati V nageho Texasu a g e si tam vgici dame necleli 27. zaki t. r. Razne hry, yeeeke a taneeni zaba ya bude pokadana.

"Dostavenieko".

• • — Ze posledni hurikan "Debra" natro-

Entered as second class mail matter, Januar y 3rd, 1933 at West, Texas, under the Act of Con g ress of Au g . 24, 1922. Send Form 3579 to Supreme Lodge SPJST, Box 400, Temple, Texas.

UtIEDNt ORGAN SLOVANSKE PODPORUJICI JEDNOTY STATU TEXAS OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SLAVONIC BENEVOLENT ORDER OF THE STATE OF TEXAS REDAKTOR — EDITOR L o. notEK Box 85 — West, Texas Vy davatel g — Publishers CECHOSLOVAK PUB. COMPANY. WEST, TEXAS Pfed p latno $3.25 — Subscri p tion $3.25 Per Year Zmtny adres zasilaji se do Hlavni ntadown Box 400. Tem p le. Texas Chan g es of address must be sent to Su p reme Lodge Box 400. Tem p le. Texas ted platnb a =funk y budlei adresovint vestruk. West. Texas.

Zivoto pisy zemfelYch Vend se uvefejiiuji bezplatn The obituaries are printed without chart..).

RLAVNI URADOVNA ..-- SUPREME LODGE EDWARD L. MAREK. President JOE B. REJNY. 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 ylor. Texas

ftEDITELt — DIRECTORS FRANK V. STEPAN. First Distriet Beilville. Texas CHAS. NAVRATIL. Second District 816 E. Ave A. — Tem p le, Texas ROBERT CERVENKA, Third District West. Texas R. E. BROZ. Fourth District Rt. 3. Box 320 — San An g elo. Texas J M. SKRABANEK, Fifth District 4720 Bellaire Blvd.

Bellaire. Texas ED. P. SRALLA, Sixth District Rt. 1, Box 110, Edna, Texas CHAS. HOLASEIC. Seventh District 2513 Nemec St..

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V113OR — PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE DR. EDUARD 1aICEK. Chairman Universit y Station. Austin. Texas MRS. HILDA BILTIS. Secretary Buckholts. Texas MRS. FRANCES OLEXA 6402 Ta gg art St.. Houston. Texas

BTANOVNf 1/1BOR -- BY-LAW cOMNITITEM FRANK. HLOZEK, SR., Chairman P. 0. Box 137. Blessin g , Texas STEPHEN VALCIS. Secretars 6402 Pra g ue Street lIousta• q . Texas

— Ze u J. Va g util v Austin, dostali radostne nadeleni a site malou princeznu a tak pani J. Va gutove, v Schulenburgu bude babiekou. — 'Te g tak u Edvin Ja g -kovYchSanAtoiprbyldne16tho min. megic chlapeeek a u Lad. DloulT5ich v Moulton zas deveatko. gem V pkejeme, aby Pan ditky rostli k radosti.

— 2e Jim Knapp zemiel ye svem domove ye West, 2. eervence 1959 ye staki pou hYch 46 let. Ve West gil po celST svflj givot a byl zamestnan u Sears-Roebuck Co, ye Waco.

— 2e Mang. Ted Kocianovi byli obdake-

ni, jiz druhym synakkem 31. eervence, kte rV. se narodil v Providence nemocnici ye - Ze by na ge organisatoki se meli einit snad neni tkeba zvlagt' vzpomi- Waco. Pfejeme jim radosti a aby jim syndeek vyrosti ye zdravi. natl.

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— Ze sleena Lucille Holub byla vyvolena kralovnou rolnickeho klubu Owens Illinois s okresu McLennan. Carnival klubu se bude odbivat ve dnech 5, 6, a 7. zati ye Waco. , • 4 • (

Z Fort Worth Nedelni schilze tadu 92. Fort Worth byla sluane nav gtivena a zdatila. Za neptitomnosti ptedsedy br. Zicha kterST dlel na sjezdu SVPS., schtizi vedl mistoptedseda br. Paprskat.

Zalaitosti ptedlehajici hladce yytizeni a ptijate zpravy fieetniho vYboru i jinYch vYbord.

RovneZ se konala schtize Youth Klubu tohoto tadu za dobre fieasti. — Pravidelne zpravodaje se dojista s fipinYm popisem ptihlasi. Pfejeme mnoho zdaru! )•4 •

Nase navitevy MinulY• tYden na yStevou nas poteail br.

F. 8tepan z Beilville, br. Chas. Navratil z Temple, dale br. John a Rud.Zan, br Uptmore a manZelka, br. Hugo 8efeak a manZelka z Dallas, br. Marek, sestra.

Carrie Hromadka a pozdeje ten br. E. Hrabina z Dallas, Texas. Byl jsem ovgem potegen a za kaZde laska ye slovo jsem Vam povdeeen. — Pkijd'te ptilelitostne zas. ) • 4 • (

LumpAft V pfiprave 50t1 lete vYrrodi zalaeni M du 92. Svaz Oechoslovarret ve Ft. Worth, Tex. k teto °slave bude pfipraven velice pekny a clustojny program. — Pfipravujte se laskave nas Val navAtevou Po — Diky pfedem.

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Nag fad els. 35, Elk, Texas planuje bar becue aby se neco vyte2ilo pro ni g zdbavni vYbor. — Zveme proto na ge elenstvo a obzvla gte nage sestry aby do nagi pfig ti schfize se jiste dostavily a pornohli nam vyplanovat vskutku peknou zabavu.

S pozdravem Jo Ann Mach.

• • Rad "Svaz 6echoslavanu" Zis. 92. ye Fort Worth, Texas potada velkou tanebni zabavu v iiteryi veder, Aug. 18. pfi vYborne hudbe, Eddie Skeets orchestra, z Minnesota. Nezapornente. Vgichni jsou 'active zvani.

VESTNtK—WEST, TEXAS Dne 12 a 13 zaki, otevfeni nove Sokolovny a Domova radu 130. Jaro v Dallas, Texas. — Zneastnete se teehto narodnick svatkii! ! !

• • San-Antons14 Klub MladeZe od du 133 pokada ye etvrtek 20. srpna v Harlandale Lions Club Civic Center, 115 Southcross, svoji "Games Party" zadatek o 7:30 veder. KaZdY jest fictive zvan.

• • Houstonsk krouZek Zen u tadu Cis. 88. chysta se potadati velkY podzimni bazar. Tak se k tomu mile sestry ptipravujte! oznameni pozdeje

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U Dallaskeho tadu Cis. 84. planuji patek dne 14. srpna (Aug.) velkou "Polka Dance" zabavu pki chvalne zname hudbe "Eddie Skeets" orchestra z Minesoty a kaZdY, to mini nilade i starjsou fictive zvane.

• • Jak bylo jiZ oznameno nas 2 okrsek bude svilj den mladeZe potadati v Camp Tahuaya ye velice ptihodnem miste kde jest o vS'e jak pohodli tak i o zabavu velice ptijemne a spasobile postarano.— Ptedseda okrsku br. C. C. Cervenka a teditelka mladeZe tohoto sestra Clara Hejl okrsku s bratrem • Mikolajem a BoudnYm se vaemoZne vynasnaZi kaZdemu s Vas a riaS1 mlacleli tento den 30teho srp na, to jest pata, nedele v mesici, co nejlepe moZno spit emniti. — Ptijd ite tedy kde kdo. Navod jak se do Campu pobliZe Belton dostat, najdete ye Vestniku.

• • Velka Padova taneeni zabava ye spolkove sini tadu v Seaton se bude konat 15. srpna pH hudbe Lee. use orchestra z La Grange, kteti tak krasne hraji ty nate valeiky a polky ale i moderni hudbu. Rueime za ptijernne pobaveni kaZdemu, jen pfijd'te!

Jerry Pechal.

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-- V den francouzskeho narodniho svdtku pochodovalo v Patili pted presidentern de Gaullem pies 12,000 mula Vaech zbrani. Z ylaST mohuthe zapfisobila kolo na Sesti set nejmodernejSich tankii. V ramci zylaStni amnestie bylo v AlZiru propugteno na svobodu pies 5,000 politic kych vezilft.

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— Vaech 20,000 tlbetskYch beZencd bylo usazeno v indickSrch pohranienich stdtech Sikkim a Bhutan no, svazich Himalaji. Od ptvodniho planu usadit je ye sttedni Indii bylo upuSteno, protole Tibet'ane jsou zvykli it v horskYch oblastech.

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Kalendai okrskovich schuz ° ERVNi OKRSEK Podzimni schnze prvniho distriktu bude se konat u tadu Oslo 9. Slovan na Snook v nedeli dne 4. fijna. (October) a jest proto tak eashe oznarnovana, aby nam tuto nedeli ostatni okrsky laskave ponechali. Dekujerne ptedem Vam yLeml DISTRICT No. 2 Oznameni sehlize druheho okrsku Letni schtize druheho okrsku se Kona v nedeli 30. srpna 1959, v Camp Tahuaya, pkt Belton, Texas. Schfize tato jest venovana vetSinou jen mlade2i, ale dospeli button mit s ni dosti poZitku take.

Registrovani zapoene o 10 hodinach rano. ZdviZeni ylajky Spoj. Stall 10:30 pak rozliene zavody a hry. Obed od 12ti do shod. °bed. bude uchystan s toho co ka2dY pkinese, a k tomu budeme zapijet ledovY eaj, (ice tea).

Soute2 mladeZe od 1 ne hod. do 2. hod Dale budou zavody v plovani a rilzne jine zavody po eel& odpoledne.

Oeekaya see od Vas, Ze vyuZijete teto ptilelitosti a soueastnite se teto schilze.

Doufam, Ze tak udinite a ptijeciete s celou rodinou, jsem jistY, Ze toho nebudete litovat.

Podrobnefai oznameni obdr2ite ptigti tYden.

PoySimnete psi laskave elanku v anglicke easti.

A. L. BoudnST tajemnik Treti okrsek 3 okrsek v kterem jsou zdruZene 21. radu nagi Jednoty planuje svoji poelzim ni poradu na den 27. zati a sice bude se konat u hada eislo 66. Waco, v jelich sin! na Elm Mott. Prosime aby tato nedele nam byla ponechand. Kandy z Wiz ka a i vzda„lene jsou fictive zvane.

OKRSEK 6tvrtST okrsek bude potadat svoji v'Yroeni schfizi v Lubbock dne 23. srpna to jest v nedeli u tadu 'Oslo 157 v Lubbock, Texas. Misto schilze a program bude ozuameno co nejdfive moZno. — pige sestra Icristinek.

Sestir okrsek Podzimni schfize Eesteho okrsku konati se bude dne 25. fijna (October) v Taiton, Texas. Zaeatek schtize • o 1 hodine odpoledne. Podrobnosti budou yeas oznamene.

SEDMI OKRSEK Oznamuje svoji schfizi na den 20. WI, to jest tteti nedele v September u tadu Antonin J. dermak eislo 56, v Corpus Christi. Sestra tajeninice Betty Juflea ostatni okrsky aby jim tato nedele pro tuto schfizi byla ponechana.

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Zaps ze schfize TiskovehO vSiboru (Dokoneeni se strany 1.)

13yla etena stiZnost jednoho Mena ohledne ozndmky, kteral to zalaitost nebyla projednavdna z dilvodu, ze nespacid, pod dohled vYboru. Tato zalaitost odevzdana bratru Jos. Holaskovi.

Dale byly projednane tri dopisy, ktere mel bratr redaktor v obou reeich. Ujednano vYborem tyto postupne uverejniti pc) preeteni obsahu v 'Ceske keel SesOlexova si vzala, dopisy ssebou, po preCOM tyto zaSle sestre BrtiSove a posledni je obdrZi bratr predseda 1VIreek, ktery je zaSle s pokyny bratru redaktoru. (Dodatek sestry Olexove).

JelikoZ nestaVale dais jednani, sehttze byla ukoriedna o 12:30 hodin odpoledne Po tistanoVeni pfi gti schilze na posledni nedeli v lednu 1960 v budove SP3ST v Temple, Texas.

Uctive podava Hilda Brtikva, zapisovatelka.

Poeita se, ze letos na yStivi SovetskY Svaz_pres 15.000 americkYch turistn. je'Ate pied tremi lety byl roeni proud navSlevriikii z USA omezen na hrstku diplomatu a novinarti. ) •A ( Dile 12 a 13 zaki, otevieni nove Sokolovny a Domova kith]. 130. Jaro v Dallas, Texas. — Zneastnete se teehto narodnich svatkit1 1 !

PH merle adresy poniijte tohoto kuponu Supreme Lodae SPJST. box 400, Temple, Texas. n'clarn Vas o zrnenu me adresy jak na sledaje:-Moje nova adresa lest:—

Mole start adresa:—

Pattim k tadu eislo S pozdravem podpis

Vyriatky z protokolu treti pravidelne etvrt-letni schuze Hlavni nkadovny SPJST konane v Illavni fikadovni v Temple Texas, 9. eerveriee, 1959.

Schuze byla zahajena predsedou Markem v 9:30 rano. VAichni. elenove Hlavni Uradovny byli pritomni.

Bratr L. O. Hokk, redaktor Vestniku, byl take pritomen.

Protokol dubnove, 1959, schnze Hlavni Aradovny byl preeten tajemnikem ChuPiekem. Po dvou malielrYch opravach kte re byly udelany v protokolni knize, na navrh reditele 6ervenky, kterY podporoval fleet/11k UrbanovskY, a kterY byl jednohlasne prijat, protokol tento byl schvalen.

Pkedseda Marek predloffl a udelal zne poznamky tykajici se pisemni zpra.vy jeho firedni einnosti co pkedseda yin fitadovny za druhe etvrt-leti, 1959, a o novem pojiSteni ktere bylo napsano behern sesti mesicti tohoto roku a piedlo'211 opis jeho pisemni zpraVy * gem elentlm Hlavni Uraclovny.

Predseda Marek poukazal na uspokojivY vzriist noveho elenstvi behern prvni polovice roku 1959: Dodal, ze udr2ujeme na's prnmer a vysiovil nadeji, ze jej snad udrzime harem Well° roku. Poukazal Da rozvrh rilznrch trid poji§teni ktere lo napslIno s vysvetlenim, ze do 1. eervence, 1959, jsrne ziskali 144 novYch Menu v JT tilde a 733 v oboru dospelYch, s poji gtonim v obnosu $1,157,500,00.

Pkedscda Marek oZnamil, ze Royce Money, student v Temple High School, ktereho na ge Jednota vypravila do Boys State Campu v Austinu, se dostavi do schilze v Hlavni ukadovny o jedne hodine odpoledne.

Pkedsecia Marek pkednes1 dotaz od fadu eislo 161 tYkajici se volitelnosti spoleeenskYch Mend dle znern elanka Cis. 114, 1956 stanov, do faudir mistnich fadech, do Hlavni fikadOVnY a za delegaty do sjezdu. Hlavni niudovna porovnala vgecky zapisky tYka j ici se stanov, jak je zepsal 11Vbor na Stanovy v 1956 sjezdu, ze zapisky ktere byly pkedlcdeny tos it a take mu vkbortr kterY je mel pkelo Z se stanovamy ktere jsou nyni v platnosti.

Tyto tii zapisky se shoduji.

Hlavni fikadovna se jednohlasrie'usnesla, 2e to bylo mineni 1956 sjezdu aby po-

Ve sti'edu, dne 12. srpna 1959 sledni odstavec elanku 114 znel ze "elenoire v posledni jrnenovane skupine jsou volitelni za firedniky mistnich radii za delegaty a do Hlavni firadovny, ktera posleclni skupina zahrnuje ty" "kteri ma ji zaplaceno 20. lete poplatkove, 15 lete poplatkove pojiSteni a jine pojiM,eni kte re bylo zaplaceno dle pravidelneho sobu. Dale, k provize v elankit 114, 1956, stanov ktera zni: "Ti, kteri predeasne vymeni jejich poji gteni a pfeji si zastati spoleeenskYmi eleny, se tYka kvalifikaci jenom jedne ttidy spoleeenskYch mistniho kadu ale, neopravfauje takove eleny zastavati tkady ani v domacim du, ani v tilavni nkadovni, ani za poslanCe clo sjezdu. Tairovn provize na dobro odporuje elanku 29, 1956 stanov, kterY zni: "Jenom poji gtenY elen teto organisace kterY nema v gecko jeho poji gteni pkedeasne vymeneno za odplacene pokclo byl elenem 'Leto organijigteni sace ne merle nez pet let pied sjezdem na kterem se o faad uchazi. . . . mute bYti zvolen iikednikem Hlavni nkadovny". Die elanku 111, tki lete elenstvi opravnuje elena dostati doplacenY certiflick ale neopravfmje ho bYti volitelnYm do ilfaclu dle elanku 29, kterSt elanek 29. byl v nagich stanovach mnoho roktl, nezmenen. tlanek 30, 1956 stanov dale pkedpisuje, ze elen Mu g bYti Menem kadu pa dobu pet let aby mohi bill volitelnY do nkadu keditele nebo nahradnika. Bylo na potorn jednohlasne usrle geno, ze elanek 114 nagich stanov v &Stine ma zniti nasledovne: "Spole6enskYm Menem mil& se stati jen osoba kaclove poPlatky platici jeji zdravotni sta y neb stall nedovoluje miti pojigteni ,nebo kterY elen mei certifikat na pravidelnou pojistka a vyzvednul si "paid - up" (ZaplacenY) certifikat a pkeje si bYti spoleeenskYrn Menem; a ten kterY ma jiZ" doplacenY doea,snY certifikat, jako lOti, 15ti, a 20ti letY, atd.

SpoleeenskY Glen v teto posledne jmenovane tilde mnIe bSrti zvolen delegatem, fikednikem kadu neb i frkednikem Hlavni fikadovny."

Mistopkedseda Hejny pkedlo01 zpravu jeho fikednosti co Mistopkedseda Hi. nkadoviry za druhe ettrtleti 1959, °pis ktere zpravy dal v gem elentim Hlavni ffkadovny. Mimo pkedloMni jeho pisernni zpravy odporueil aby Hlavni iiiadovna darovala v gem princeznam a jejich "eskortilm" ye vgech distriktech darky "Lavaliers" a knofliky do mankt, Zadal o drivoleni udeliti tyto darky ye vgech distriktech, ktera 26.clost byla mu povoleMistopkedseda HejnSr oznamil, 2e U-

ye stkedu, eine 12. srpna 1959 brousky (napkins) se znaekou SPJST, ktere mu bylo dovoleno a naiizeno ob jednat v posleclni schuzi Illavni iikadovny, jegte nedogly.

Mistopkedsecla Ilejnk referoval o jeho zajezdu do konference "Fraternal Field Manager's" konane v Minneapolis. Rikal, ze pkedmety ktere byly v tato schtizi rozebirany byly rezne zale gitosti tkkajici se spolkove prace, dele gitost eirmosti mlacie ge a jak zykaiti prodej pojiateni.

Mistopkedsecla Hejnk oznarnil, ze obcirgel nova formy pro vksady pro kady (Local Lodge Charter Forms) ktere objednal a pkedlo gil jich nekolik na ukazku elentun Hlavni idadovny.

Tajemnik Chupick oznamii, ze mimo etvrtletni zpravy jeho idedni eirmosti co tajemnik Hlavni etadovny, kterou poslal pogtou vgem 61entn Hlavni etadovny nekolik dni pked schuzi, ze nema, gadne dalgi zpravy k pkedlogeni.

Tajemnik Chupick se minil o torn, ge kdyg inokova sazba jde v g ude napokad nahoru a kdy g vg ecky finanCni podniky zykauji jejich erokove sazby, ge se mu zda,, ge je to mistne aby v gichni elermy e Hlavni uiadovny venovali tomu jejich myglenky, evahy, a pozOrnost, zda-li

by Hlavni ukadovna take nemela zvkgiti jeji -tarok na .majetkove pujeky, ktere dela, bud'to v tett:, scirezi anebo ve schtizi Hlavni incadovny v blizke budou cnosti.

Tajemnik Chupick upozornil Hlavni tadovnu na to, ge po poslednich gest neb dvanact messed Hlavni efadovna meth, napokad slu gnou a pkebyteenou peneaitour zalohu na hotovosti v ba,nkach a ge kdyg je to k oeekavani ge nage reservo, na hotovosti zfistane snad na to same iirovni po nekolik pki gtich mesiet, ge on mysli, ge by to byl dobrk a mistnk obchodni krok aby Hlavni ukadovna zakoupila nejake vradni bondy, splatne za dvandct neb osmnact mesicti na ktere vladni bondy nabizi se etyki neb vice ne g etyki procenta eroku. Bylo jednehlasne usneseno aby zakoupeni tech to bona]. bylo odlogeno as fleet/1-7,k Urbanovskk pkedlogi jeho zpravu.

VESTN1K--IVEST, =CAS Sclatze byla odroeena k obedu •od 11:30 do 1. hodiny odpoledne. . kclyg byla scheze zahajena Mr. Royce Money, mladik z Temple, Texas, kteremu Hlavni ekadovna ((manila sileastniti se Boy's State Camp, v Austinu, prises do scheze Ukaciovny a podal jeho zpravu o jelio zkuaenostech ktere nabyl kdyg se sueastnil toho Boy's State Campu. Jell° zprava, kterou pi-edit:3ga velice dovednkrn zpdsobern se velice libila vgera elenem Hlavni ifkadovny. keditel S' tepan ozna,mil, ge ma nejake kupce na na gi farmu REO eislo 62, a tazal se zda-li ta farina je na prodej a za jakou cenu.

Bylo usneseno aby farma, REO eislo 62, byla dana na prodej za cenu, podrninky a okolnosti na kterkch bylo usneseno ye schuzi Illavni ekadovny v kijnu, 1958, a kediteli 8tepanovi byl clan eas do prvniho listopadu 1959, tuto farmu prodati keditel Cervenka, co mluvei za keditelle, zasedajici co iteetni vkbor, pkedIogil' zpravu jejich prohlidky a pkehlidky vaech listin a bonde vlastnenkch Hlavni eta,dovnou, ktere jsou ulo geny v ochranne schrance v Prvni Narodni bance v Temple, a jejich revise v gech knih a zaznamt Hlavni iikadovny, koncem 30. eeryna, 1959, konane kediteli co eeetnirn vkborem 6. '7, a 8, eervence, 1959.

Tato zprava keditelt byla jednohlasne schvalena, a pkijata s dohocinutirn a s dorozumenim, ze bude uvekejnena ye Vestniku a ge jeden opis z ni bude ulogen se zpravy Atednika Hlavni ekadovny.

Pokladnik Koliha pfedlogil pro uvageni zpravu neb seznam v gech majetkovkch piljeek na ktere dlu gnici jsou pozadu s placenirn ktere vy gadovaly nejake rozhodnuti neb usnegeni, jak ma bkti s nima jednano a ktere on ptednes1 v jeho schuzi s kediteli 8. eervence, 1959, na ktere zprava neb seznamu bylo uvedeno jake rozhodnuti, usneseni a nakizeni tkkajici se ka gcle z techto pujeek bylo pkijato a jak s ternito ruznkmi pejekami, ktere jsou pozadu s placenim, ma bkti jednano, a nalog eno a jak by se melo pokraeovati v jejich kolekel neb vyrov, nam. m Na navrh kterk byl podporovan a plijat, zprava pokladnika Kolihy, ge vgemy poznamkami, navody, a usne genim 0 ni, byla pkijata a schvalena s dohodnutim a s dorozumenim, ze opis to zpravy ma byti ymistnen neb vtelen do protokolu -Leto schtize Hlavni fikadovny.

teetnik Urbanovskk oznamil, ze nasled kern toho, ge keditele• byli v Hlavni erudovni tH dni pied schuzi kdy g pfehliZeli nage knihy a zaznamy, a pkipravovali jejich finaneni zpravu. ge vgecky veci v odboru knihvedeni, ktere to potkebovali, on s nimi projednal osobne a ge proto on nepkipravil gadnou pisemni zpravu k pkedlogeni.

ITeetnik Urbanovskk oznarnil, ge se fleastnil distriktnich schtizi v La PaliPravni radce Kacif, dal faun, elentim ta, College Station, a Danbury a take Hlavni tkadovny seznam v gech rieuzadne Mladege u faclu Oslo 84 v Dallas.

Vkenkch gadosti 'o majetkove pdjeky, kte-

Strana 5 re jsou ye vyjednavani. Pkednes1 dime veci tkkajici se v geobecne na gich majetkovkch pejeek a odpovedel na rezne otazky, mu pkedlogene, tkkajici se na4 gich majetkovkch ptiijaek.

Kdyg zakoupeni vladnich bondfi, ktere bylo pkedneseno v tarmim zaseclani, Hl. tikadovny, tajemnik Chupickern bylo zase yzano na evahu, na navrh kterk byl podporovan a pfijat bylo usneseno, go jestli Best Akednikil Hlavni etadovny ce: Pkedsedy, miatopkedsedy, tajemnika, pokladnika, ile- etnika, a pravni racice, bticlou toho nahledin ge zakoupeni tako4 vkch bonclt by bylo v zajmu Jednoty, by tito tkednici byli spinomocrieni a o.% pravneni a bylo jim dovoleno a nakizend aby takove vladni bondy splatne za, dva.nact neb osmnact rriesice i a nesouci etykl neb vice procent eroku zakoupili do ob•ii nosu $100,000.00, neb v takovem obnostt jakk oni budou pova govati za spravnk# vhodnk a rozumnk.

Pkedseda Marek se tazal kagdeho tomneho elena Hlavni Cfadovny, jeclnoi• Hive, zda-li ma nejakou namitku prott jakekoliv transakci Hlavni ekadovnY anebo nejakou otazku neb dotaz ohledne nagich bondil, pirjeek neb jinkch investici anebo kterekoliv transakce uiedniku Hi. iikadovny neb kterekoliv transakce, rem soluce, nafizeni, naportieeni neb dohe4 dy udelanou Hlavni ida,dovnott, kterl by1a udelana, pkija,ta, neb naporueena, kdykoliv, a ze jestii ano, ze ádá toho elena, aby ji pkedlogil, pro uvageni May -niMadovy,tchilakbyspr-, ne vykizeni neb vysvetleni to zalegitosti, se mohlo hned uclelat a tak aby cela ta zalegitost mohia bkti zane gena do tohoto protokolu. Na tuto vkzvu nebyla gadnd ozvena.

P. M. Schtze se odroella v ) • 4 • ( Jihokorejskk president Rhee vyjed nava a korejskkin princem Y1, kterk iije v iaponsku od roku 1910, aby se stal hlayou korejske republiky. Rhee se dordni4 vd, `ge jenom osoba kralovske krve zao brani zmatktint a g odejde do Vkshigby.

Bkv. velitel kubanskeho letectva propked americkkm kongresnim vkborem, ge Fidel Castro a jeho bratr Raoul slougi vedome mezinarodnimit komunistickemu spiknuti. Bkvalemu osobnimu pi lotovi Castra se podakilo uprchnout do Spojenkch state. )• •( Dne 12 a 13 zafi, otevi.eni nova Sekolovny a Domova, fadtt 130. Jar° Texas. — Zileastneie se tecitto narodnich svatkut t /

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OEM DOI LSOVATELIJ Uvetejneno dle nakizeni tiskoveho vOoru "A NE VICE" nebo "ALE NE VICE" Dallas, Texas Sestry a bratti:— JakY rozdil jest v techto siovech? — Dle Statnich dohlilitelil jest to celkem $98,431.70 -- to jest co oni tvrdi v jejich zprave prohlidky za roky 1955-56-57, ze nage Hlavni tkadovna ptenesla za rok 1957 vice do fondu na vydani se tizenim nagi SPJST nezli jak na ge stanovy dovoluji.

Toto jest zajimave. Co ale ptekvapuje jest ,ze ta kritika, za stavajicich okolnosti, jest Upine spravna; a take jest to dirkaz, ae ti Statni dohlilitele jsou velice dbali svYch povinnosti aspon co se nagi Jednoty tYee. Aby tito idednici opodstatnili ten jejich vYpoeet, uvadeji v jejich zprave elanek 42-a, kterY ureuje jake obnosy ze kterYch zdrojii na ge Hlavni Utadovna niiize pouZiti na vydani s tizenim nagi Jednoty. Tent() elanek v dne gnich stanovech zni: "Ptedseda, tajemnik a pokladnik, se svolenim vetginy Hlavni Utadovny maji pram) ptenesti do fondu na vydani Hlavni idadovny celY poplatek za prvni rok na pojigteni novYch elent, dale $2.00 roene na kaZdY tisic dolaru pojigteni, vyjma tidy JT, ALE NE VICE neZ 20% z celkoveho pkijmu na poplatcich atd" Dle toho ti dohlilitele poeitaji, ze Hlavni fitadovna nemohla pouZiti na vydani vice nail 20% z celkoveho pkijmu na poplatcich, coZ dle jejich vYpoetu mei° bYti za rok 1957 jenom $114,766.63 --a ovgem ze ten obnos jejich vYpoetu na tizeni nagi Jednoty za rok 1957 zdaleka by nestaeil.

Jak to ale, ze kritizuji jen ptenos na vydani za rok 1957? Proe ne take za rok 1956 neb 1955? Ovgem, jen proto, ze v roku 1957 jsou platne stanovy ptijate sjezdem v Temple v roku 1956 a platne od 1. ledna 1957. Za ty dva ptedeSle roky 1956 a 1955 tento ptenos na vydani se kidi stanovamy z roku 1952, pkijatSrmy siezdem v Houstonu. Tedy jak jest rozail v tom elanku z Temple a v torn z noustonu?

Rozdil jest velice malt — skoro nepozorovatelnY. A ten rozdil jest titulem tohoto dopisu. Houstonsk3"7 elanek (cislo 45) zni: Ptedseda, tajemnik a. pokladnik, se svo lenim vetAiny Hlavni fitadovny maji pray() pkenesti do fondu na vydani Hlavni fitadovny rely poplatek za prvni rok na

VESTN't 1C—NVEST,TSXAS pojig teni novYth elenir, dale $2.00 roene na kaZdY tisic pojigteni, vyjma tkidy JT, A NE ViCE neZ 20% z celkoveho pkijmu atd."

A zde jest ten rozdil.

HoustonskY elanek, mimo v nem naznakene zdroje ktere mohou bYti pouZity na vydani za fizeni Jednoty pridava ferny slovy "A NE ViCE" Hlavni Utadovne je gte 20% z celkoveho ptijmu na poplatcich, kdeZto ten elanek, jak jest v Templovskych stanovech, obmezuje May ni fitadovnu temy slovy "ale ne vice" na jenom 20% z celkoveho ptijmu na poplatcich za rok 1957 (a take za roky 195859-60). Hlavni irtadovna ptena gela ty obnosy na vydani za rok 1957 dle zneni elanku 45 aneb jako by si nebyla vedoma to zmeny v dne gnim elanku 42-a.

A jak to, ze tento elanek byl v Temple tak v neprospech Hlavni iltadovny zmenen? Odkud to zmena ptigla? Kdy byl na sjezdu v Temple (neb pied sjezdem) podan navrh na tuto zmenu? Ku zodpovedeni techto otazek 'name nasledujici zdroje: 1. Zprava VYboru na Opravu stanov z jeho schuai konanYch 10. a 11. btezna 1956 a 14. a 15. dubna 1956, ktera byla uvetejnena ye Vestniku dne 25. dubna 1956.

2. Zprava tohoto vYboru ze schfize 22. a 23. eervna 1956, podana 'Aim° sjezdu.

3. Mimeografovany naert stanov podanST sjezdu na, navrh bratra Rudolfa Troubila z Corpus Christi v zasedani frterY dopoledne.

4. Sjezdovj) protokol.

5. TesnopisiV protokol bratra Kleprlika.

Obe osnovy zmen stanov maji ten elanek 45 (HoustonskYch stanov) (42-a dnegnich stanov) s vYrokem "A NE VICE" — tedy Zadna zmena nebyla navrhnuta.

V naertu stanov, kterY byl dodan delegatam v itterY na Z'adost bratra Troubila ten elanek take zni "A NE VICE" — tedy zase Zadna zmena. SjezdovY protokol, jednani ye etvrtek, 28. eervna, dopoledne, stran elanku 45 zni: "elanek 45 ptijat jak doporueen, s malou zmenou."

A tesnopisnY protokol bratra Kleprlika zni: "elanek 45 ptijat jak cloporueen."

Ale, v naertu stano y, kterY byl po sjezdu dodan ttielennemu vYboru na ptiklad protokolu a stanov a Anglicke teal, ten elanek zni: "ALE NE ViCE." Dle to poznamky v protokolu, 2e elanek 45 byl ptijat jak doporueen, s malou zmenou, dalo by se dohadovati, 2e ten vftok byl zmenen na podlaze na "ale ne vice". Ale, pak by muselo Witt take v protokolu zaznamenano, ze byl podan, podporovan a pkijat navrh na to zme

Ve stleda,

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nu — a to v protokolu nevi! Jiste jest, ze by pet sjezdovYch tajemnikil neopomenulo takovSk navrh poznaditi; a ze to ani jeden tajemnik poznadeno nema, toho mame Po uvaeni vSech zde uvedenSreh nepopiratelnS7ch diikazt o osudu toho élanku nelze jinak neZli rozhodnouti, ptepisovani stanov pro eleny Wboru na opravu stanov a eleny VYboru na pkeklad protokolu a stanov do Anglietiny bylo nedopattenim napsano ALE NE ViCE a take se to tak dostalo do stanov. Ale, jak to ted' napraviti?

V roku 1961 — jestli ne dtive, budeme zase miti Statni prohlidku za roky 195859-60; jeliko g obchodni zaleNtosti Jednoty za tyto leta budou podlehati stanovam ptijatYm v Temple v 1956, a tomu "ale ne vice," — miaeme smele neekavati ,ze ta kritika, a citovani toho élan ku 42-a se bude v nasledujici zprave to prohlidky zase opakovati.

Aby se tomu ptede glo, a take aby se vyvratila kritika toho roku 1957, ptigti sjezd by mel vziti tuto zalelitost v tvahu, celou vec vy gettiti a pak, uznaji-li delegati neb vYbor k tomu ustanovenSr, ze tyto irclaje jsou spravne, sjezd by mel odhlasovati resoluci v torn smyslu, nebylo mineni sjezdu v Temple ten elanek 45 HoustonskSrch stanov meniti na "ale ne vice" a tuto resoluci nejen protokolovati, ale take jeden opis zaslati na Statni Sbor Pojiteni.

Rozhodno ale bude tteba v pristim sjezdu ten dnani elanek 42-a upraviti tak, .

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Domov Odpoeinku v Taylor, Texas, Poznate,ze pomery tam co se pohodli, v*pravy a stravovani naiich hosta, sta. ienek a stafiekii “Tee, jsou prvo-tfidnit Dosud nektera mista v Domove jsou k zapineni. — Piesvedete se osobne o krissuem podniku svoji navttkvou. Budete piijemne piekvapene.

Prosim nezapomente!

Piimluvte se za Domov ve Taiich fadovjich schuzieh.

Dikv Vam pfedem.

ye stredu, dne •12. srpna 1959 aby byl lehce srozumiteinS7, presnST a take pro fieely Jednoty a Hlavni firadovny v zaleaitosti vydani na rizeni Jednoty Upine postaeitelnY, tak aby na ge lilavni fitadovna, byla poclobnYch kritik v budou cno.sti ugetrena.

S bratrskY Na zdar, Frank B. Steiner.

• •( Tyrg, eislo 80 Holland, Texas Timto uvedomaji eleny radu, ae mame mimoradnou ,schfizi ureenou na 16. srpna 2 hodiny odpoledne, za kaadeho poeasi. Schazi byl pritomen br. Ben Mikolaj okrskovY organisator. Jak vgem snad znamo, druhY okrsek usporada vY. ber kralovny.

Bratr Mikolaj nastinil jak tato prace bude provedena.. Pro tento heel rad potrebuje pomoci ka.adeho elena, Rodiny ktere maji dcery od etrnasti let do osmancti let (ne star gi) maji leaitost bYt jmenovany co princezny.

Tea mladici tohoto stall jsou zvani do schfize. Nekdo bade schfizi pritomen kte ri , dovede nastinit celY porad tohoto pod niku. Sestry jsou addany aby laskave prispely ko kuchyne.

Pp ukoneeni bude spoleena svaeina.

Vy, kteri nedovedete Gist eesky, preetete si dopis Br. Mikolaje a neza,pomente 16. srpna.

Joe Belieek, taj. ) 7 ilk •( Odpoved' na. dotaz Jedna mile mezi 5280 stfevicu aneb 1760 yardfl.

Jeden akr met! 208.7 sttevicu do elver ce (in square) Jedcn "korec" rovna se temet akru. ) • 4 hid %resell Zislo 14 Wesley, Texas Sestry bratti:— Chapu se zas pera abych. uvedomil sestry bratry tadu nageho, Ze schilze kterou jsinc meli ustanovenou na etvrtou sobotu to iest 22. srpna jest zmenena a to pro ptieinu, Ze jsme se rozhodli mit rogtenku v nedeli dne 23teho, pro eleny nageho tadu a nektere zvla gt' pozvane ptatele. Tak nezapomehte se dostavit v nedeli srona, S br q tiskYrn pozdravem Ed. Vavra, taj.

406 0, ( Wheelock, Texas Cten3".7 bratte redaktore, mile sestry a bratti:— Dnes mam volnou chvili, tak zase nee° napi g u abych Vas i bratra redaktora trochu pobavil. Prave jsme clostali pek-

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ESTNiK— 'MST, TEXAS nY de gtik tak myslim, ae se v geclmo trochu polep gi. Pred nedavnem jsem mei nejake rizeni u na gi Hlavni firadovny mezi jinYm sem psal bratru Chupikovi, ae kolik jim prgi ae u nas prget nechce tak ae mame dosti sucho. Bratr Chupik mne mezi jinYm odepsal ae u nich prgi dost, ae on mysli, ae v Temple jsou lepgi lide. To nine trochu nabralo, ale fines jsem jia spokojenY asi sme se vgichni Dnes Varn mill etenati vypigu jednu prihodu ktera se u rids prihodila v roku 1940.

Tenkrate jeste vgechny na ge deli byly doma; nu a ae nas bylo devet elenu ku stolu, hledeli jsme s mantelkou vgechno pestovat by bylo co jist. easem sme penez moc nemeli ale jidla bylo vady dosti.

Jedni naai sousedi tenkrate meli til velke psy. Jeden ten jejich hafan se k /lam chodit do kurniku na vejce.

Nechtel jsem clobremu sousedu nic kat a tea sem nechtel za par vajec psa zastrelit. Povidal jsem chlapcfun ae se pokusim nekdy v kurniku ho zavtit a pak ae ho vyprovodime. Jednou v pikovaekach k veeeru jsem ptijel domu pustim mule a vidim, ae se mil' sousedfry pes pomalu krade do kurniku na na ge vejce. Kurnik jsern pomalu obesel a jak do kurniku vlezl honem jsem dvitka sa yrnilY hafan se hodne polekal ale mne to netrapilo gel jsem na pole pro chlapce a s pole ptigli vgichni domu manklka i deveata byly zvedavY veal co hafanovi udelame. Chlapci men nachystanY kvartov y' plechaeek v nem asi tucet men Bich kaminkil a na nem dobte upevnenY kousek senoveho dratu. Hafana jsme chytli a chlapci mu to dobte kle gtiky upevnily na ocas. Jak jsme psa s kurniku vypustily dal se na irtek a velice nafikal. Mule a keno prave se u kriba pasly a on vletel mezi De. Vence se ho polekaly daly se utikat dal do pastru. • Jen j edna velka mule neutikala, tak se moo polekala, k nemohla,. Zohla delft hlavu, zdvihla ocas, vyplazila jazyk a zarvala as hrfiza a b y lo a skakala rovnYmi nohama vzhfiru a dolti. My se tomu vgichni small ale za chvili sem povidal chiapae se nam ten "spas nevyplati ae se mne zda, se to mule !lam onemocni jak se dolekala neb jak se trochu utigila, hodnou chvili stala na miste a jen koulela oeima. Meli jsme strach k ni jit. Za hodnou chvili sebou zattepala a gla za druhSrmi dal do pastru se past. Asi dva tS7dny nechtela nam jit do ohrady tea sem ji vice nemohl na pastve chytit. MiMho hafana, sem u nas vice nevide/. za tri dny si mne onobo souseda chla p -cisteaovl,jirnta bletrapi psa a ae oni dobte vi, ae mu to neudela-

pozdeji jsem sousedovi o tom rekl jeate jsme se tomu zasmaly ale ty sousedovy hogi jsem litoval, ae dostali nevine yYprask ale myslim, ae je to dnes jia neboli.

No myslim, ae jsem toho pro dnegek jia dost napsal a2 no druhe vie, bude-li moano.

Ale i vy etenari, piste vice do toho nageho Vestniku at' manic jej dale zajimavY. Pozdrav na celou Jednotu Vag, Frank Vytopil. ) q l •

Z Domova Odpoeinku SPJST Rest Home Taylor, Texas Mile sestry a bratri:V posledni me zprave byla chyba a sice: First Taylor Nat. Bank mei°:bit $10.00 misto $1,00. Pani Jos. F. Kudrna Ennis melo Wit $2.00, Kvituji claNi dary a sice: dd Praha Cis. 29 Taylor $2.00, W. H. Glover Taylor $1.00. Pan a pi. Wilile LeShikar Plano, Texas k ucteni pairiatky vnuka Emil Mikuleneak Corpus Christi $2.00, Tea nam darovali rajska, jablieka a zelenY' peps.

Pan a pi. Jerry J. Valchcar Weimar, hrugky, pani Adela Pausewang, Granger broskve, pan a pi. John HolY Taylor, bro skve a med, pan a pi. George 8im6ik Granger, med.

Vgem claret= patri na g vicelfr dik.

S bratrskYrn pozdravem jako vady Vag Rudolph Troubil. )•4e Stain by za podivanou Nadprilmerna, silna dama vstoupi do obchodu s darnskou konfekci: "Chtela bych videti nejakou bblzu, kterd, by SO mne hodila."

Prodavaeka: "Tu bych take chtela vldet."

Dobrfr Clo y& je radostn#m paprskem sveta a jeho poaehnanim. Jak jej poznate? Vgechno, co kona, jak to kona, a jak s vami hovori, jako by bylo ozateno niekem. DobrY elovek diva se na nas teple a s laskavosti, kypi ochotou.

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SvedskY tisk ptines1 zpravy, ge Soyeti buduji pod vodami Baltickeho mote zakladny pro odstrel mezikontinentalnich raket. Nektere podrobnosti o theh to stavbach ptinesli na Zapad dva sovetgti namorni dtistojnici, kteti pkistalt v jianim 8vedsku a poaddali o politick ► asyl.

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Hlidka Zen Od kadu Pokrok Houstonu C. 88 Temito tadky chci upozorniti eleny t'JST he mame uprazdnene misto pro ovmka, nebo spravce u na geho tadu Pokrok Houstonu 6. 88. Oznamku pro toto misto naleznete na jinem miste ye Vestniku a take v easopise Oechnslovak. Davalue ptednost 61entun SPJST. VAak neptihlasi-li se nekdo v nejblihM dobe, tedy misto obdrhi kdo se o toto zamestnazajima. Mate-li zajem, pkeetete si oznamku a pkihlaste se o dalei informace.

Se sesterskSrm pozdravem, Frances Olexova. ) •4, • ( sestry a piatele Jak je Vam asi vgem jiz znamo, Z'e 4 okrsek bude konat svoji okrskovou poradu u hosticiho kadu Cis 157 v Lubbock, Texas dne 23. srpna (August.) Zveme telly nak kady a i elenstvo jinYch okrskii, nasi Hla,vni fikadovnu, naseho redak tora s man gelkou co nejsrde6neje.

Jsem jista, ze ieditelka na gi mladai bude pro schfizi miti pfichystanST peicnS7 program na co se te'Sime.

Schfize zapocne o 1:45 odp. — Obed, pozilstavajici s hoveziho barbecue bude ptichystan o 12:00 v poledne. K tonau rOzne pkikrmy. Misto schfize VFW sini na 34 Ave. N. v Lubbock, Texas Jest snadno k nalezeni, chlazena a kolem nadbytek mista pro Vak vozidla. -t,ekarne Vas. Mrs. Ernest Kristinek Lubbock, Rt. 1. Box 181 Oil itadu Pokrok Houston, cis. 88 Moie kandidatka a jeji spoleenik Na jinem miste v anglicke east Vestni ku jsou obrazky dvou mladSreh lidi. Sestra Mary Helen 8ustala a bratr Frank Charles Burl. Oba jsou einni na programeeh poeadane u faclu Pokrok Houstonu e. 88. MSrm cilem nyni jest ziskati v souteli co nejvice bodu do konce mesice srpna. To mini, 2e musim hleclet v torn kratkem ease prodati co nejvice pojiSte-

VESTNtK—WEST, TEXAS ni k vybudovani nutmich bodu v teto soutehi.

Jak jsem se ji2 dtive zminila, kakIST organizator ma svuj pomocnS7 parek mla Och lidi do konce srpna, kdy konei soutea mezi nasimi organizatory tadu C. 88.

KterY organisator ziska nejvice bodt prodeji pojistek, pak ten jeho nebo jeji vyvolenY parek bude soute giti z ostatnimi tady v distriktu C. 5 o misto kralovny a krale.

Znovu apeluji na rodinu a ptatele tech to dvou mladYch lidi aby jste nam pomohli vyhrati tuto soutea, za prve u tadu C. 88 a pak v distriktu C. 5. Jsem jista he oba, jak sestra Mary Helen 8ustala tak i bratr Fred Charles Burl budou si vahit \mei I:least a vYpomoc. roveri take ja„ vam ptedem za jakoukoliv radu, ktera by me vedla prodati kterou koliv z naSlch pojistek, srdeene dekuji.

Mthete me jiste najiti doma okolo S'este hodine veeer, kdy zavolate eislo U-N24392 jsem y am upine k sluhbam.

Ze sesterskYm pozdravem, Frances Olexova, organizatorka tadu C. 88. )•4•(

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Posmrtni vzporninka na Marii Junek elenka kadu eislo 9. na Snook, ktera, se narodila dne 24. prosince 1883 ve Wesley, Texas a zemkela po dela nemoci dne 11. eervence v Brenham. — Po obiadech OMB cirkve byla zesnula pochovand na hititov y e Snook, Texas. Na'Se soustrast pozfistale rodine a necht' tato nak sestra odpodiva ye veenem miru.

•( )• RESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI My, nine podepsanY resoluenY vYbor kadu Sva,z 6echoslovanil Oslo 92 ve Ft. Worth vyslovujerne nail upkimne citenou soustrast manZelce a ditkam bratra.

Franka Kagpara kterS7 zemkel 13. eervence 1959, a pochovan byl v Masonic and odd Fellows Cemetery' Benton Ill. Path). k United Mine Workers of America, kteki mu tea

Ve stkedu, dne 12. srpna 1959 poslouhili co nosiei rakve.

Bratr KaSpar se narodil 24. listopadu 1876 v Drahicich u Tabora a do Ameriky pkijel se svoji rodinou 1911 a phistoupil brzy k SPJST. Zastaval Mad pokladnika, tajemnika a ptedsedy a tea byl delegatem v Galvestone 1916 a Schulemburgu 1920 od kadu Lyra. Tea Lien Ceskou Skolu v Lyra, Texas.

Bratr KaSpar odstehoval se z Texasu 1922 do Benton, Ill., kde bydlel a2 do smrti.

ZesnulY bratr zanecha, ya manaelku, 4 syny, 3 dcery a bratra v Drahicich v Oeskoslovensku.

Mila, rodino, vime, he &lite odchodu manhela a otce, ale budih Vain Utechou, he i my bratti a sestry soucitime s mi.

ZesnulY bratr at' odpoeiva v pokoji.

Za tad Svaz 6echoslovana eislo 92, ye Fort Worth, Texas, Helen Kubala, Mary Paprskar, Helen Zich. res. vStor. ) • 4 • RESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI eleni tadu Pokrok Houstonu 6. 88 vyslovuji uptimnou soustrast nad odchodem naSeho dlouholeteho bratra Robert J. Sveter kterSi po del§i nemoci odeeel v neznamo aby se vice mezi svou milou rodinu a pka, tel nevratil. Bratr Robert J. 8veter v mlad'Sich letech bSrval velmi einnY' u du C. 88. Zastaval zodpovedne misto reZisera Kroaku Hlaholu po mnolio let.

Za jeho einnosti sehrand byli nadherne divadelne hry, na ktere se jeSte nyni Po mnoho letech vzpomina.

Bratr Robert J. 8veter skonal zde v Houstonu v nemocnici dne 30. eervence a ulolen k poslednimu odpoeinku ye etvrtek 31. eervence za fieasti svYch pkatel na hititov Forest Park. Zanechava, zde svou milovanou manZelku Marie gve ter, jednu dceru Ruth Mida, jednoho syna Roberta a etyki vnoueata. Take mno ho pkatel a znamSich.

Ctena sestro Marie S. . vetrova pkijmi nail hluboce citenou soustrast.

Za had Pokrok Houstonu C. 88.

Frances Olexa, Anna Vrla, Anna 8vestka, res. vSrbor. ) • 4 •t RESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI Mi, nige podepsanST vStbor t'adu Touha eislo 125 ye Westhoff, Texas, vyslovujeme nail hlubokou soustrast portistale rodine nad ztratou Wilema Jalufky naSeho spolubratra, manhela a bratra, kterSt zesnul po dela nemoci y e stall. 75

Ve sitedu, dne 12. srpna 1959 let, 5 mesicil a 20 dnfi. Zemke' dne 15. nnora v Menlorial nemocnici v Yorktown Texas. Byl dlouholetk a tadnk Glen nadeho kadu. NaSe uptimna soustrast pozfistale rodine a necht' Lento zesnulk bratr odpooiva ye yeenem miru. Budeme jej vzpominati.

Dana ye Westhoff za tad Touha dislo 125, Ed. J. Lukad Louise Yukad, Vera Barod, res. vkbor.

• RESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI My, nine podepsank resolueni vkbor tddu Karel Jonas eislo 28. Timto vyslovujeme nadi uptimnou soustrast pozustale rodine nad ztratou jejich mile matky, babieky a nadi spolkov esestry Anna Janeik kterd zemtela dne 11. dervence 1959 ye stati 83 let. Pochovand byla na Seaside Memorial Park v Corpus Christi, Texas. kde ptebkvala poslednich 14 let u sve dcery pi. Louise Herris. Zemtela po dlou ho trvajici nemoci.

Zesnula sestra Anna Janeikova byla rozena v 6eskoslovensku. Do Ameriky pkijela se sykin mank. Iem Josefem Janeikem. K tadu Karel Jonad plistoupila roku 1913. Zesnuld zanechava. zde 7 deer 4 syny a daldi ptibuzne.

Vime miles rodino, ze teke nesete jejiho odchodu, ale i my s Vami soucitime. -- Tobe miles spolusestro piejeme klidnk spanek a Best budiZ tvoji pamatce.

Dano dne 27. eervence 1959, za fad Karel Jonad eislo 28 v East Bernard, Texas Lydia Kubena, Annie Fojak, Annie Duckett, res. vkbor. )•4•

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Rodinnfr sjezd Sjezd IVIieulkove rodiny bude se konat v nedeli 16. srpna v Sulphur Park na Hi-Way mezi Moulton a Shiner. KaMk spliznen s touto rodinou jest fictive zvan.

• & Kdy Chrudee y pfijel na pfatelskou navdtevu do hlavniho mesta Polska. Byl piijat obyvatelstvem se srnidenkmi pocity. Na varda yskern letidti tekl v pHtomnosti Gomulky, Z"e Polsko je na spray ne ceste k socialismu.

• • — Francouzdti vecici doufaji, ze se jim jig letos na podzim podati ptivest k vkbuchu prvni francouzskou atomo you born bu. Pokusne sttedisko se nachazi v saharske poudti.

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"81a lets" (od Vlasty Javokicke) (Pokradovani) Vena BeneAri potom koupil tuplak, — stoupl pied muzikanty, dupnul a dal si hrat, sel pro HedviSte a dal mu pflpit.

To se trochu upejpalo, jako se sluAelo a patkilo, ale koneene se ptece napilo, a s Venou s10 tancovat.

Ovem ohledlo se pc, Lojzovi, ale ten byl uZ nekde vzadu, nevidelo ho, ale hned si pomyslilo, Ze mu to jedno neni.

Vdak ani Hedvidteti to jedno nebylo — taneilo, ale u srdeeka melo jakousi yelikou tihu.

A potom se ho Vena drael, koupil mu rohliky a znovu nosil pkipijet.

Mezi deveaty bylo pino zavisti nejvice ovdem mlynatova Stazina.

Bylo to Stazidte bohate devee, nejbehatSi nevesta z celeho okoli. Meli mlkn za vsi a ten paneeku byl. Poli u nej a kus lesa a louky jako bredl, as do podzimku zelene. Melt na nich etverk see a jedte se vypasalo.

Mlynakovi melt StaZidte samo a vdecko mu to chteli dat.

Benedovi, pane, by nebyli od toho bkvali, aby si nekterk z tech klukil Staziate namluvil. PtiZenit se no, takovk mlkn, to by byla trefa. Pantata, nejednou fikaval: "Hele, Veno, namluv si to Zahotiee, to by bylo pro tebe." Ale Vena nechtel ani slydet. Take dnes, at' po nem Stazka jak chtela pokukovala, degel se jen Hedvieete.

A zpivali mu vdichni andilkove, slydel ztetelne i kfiry archandelske a jejich na stroje. 8e1 s nim do kola a srdce mu plesalo.

Bole, co to Hedviee melo u sebe, ze po nem byli kluci jako posedli?

Snad to byla jeji telesna krasa, nebo dudevni kouzlo jeho nestrojend prostota, nebo panenska nedotknutelnost a eisteta?

Nekterd cle yeata se take libi, ale jen potud pokud je kluei nedostanou, potom brzy omrzi a take mnoha to Zenska, krasa svddi k smyslnosti a vddni, ale s Hedvou bylo jinak.

Kahlk se s ni chtel hned (Aenit.

Staza mela pino ziosti. Ne dosti na tom, ze udelali tuhle claudou Bilch vi odkud ptivandrovalou a tfeba i nemanklskou holku kralo ynou, ale jedte se ji dr2t i nejlepdi kluci ze vsi.

Rebelovala proti ni nejenom mezi deveaty i mezi starkmi; byla proti ni pino

Strang 9 feel a stares Hrabaeka, babka takova, jedovata a oulisna, nemohla to smleet .aby Hede netekla: "To se mad ve Smetanovej Lhote co? To bys ye Vidni nemela I Tarn by to kralovnou neudelali. Nevgim by site tam ani pes!"

Hedve to bylo Tito. jen by se byla pustila do plaee, ale Vena Beneddv stal u ni jako andel stra2ce. Obratil se po babe: "Co je yam po tom — vy — at' by si tady si ji ji ye Vidni vdimli nebo ne nad Hedvu nemame. vgimame vgici Abyste vedela, je to nejlepdi holka ze vsi — dybyste ty vostatni pozlatila, dna, se ji nevyrovna."

To byla velka slova. lirabaeice oCi vyvalila a nos ji od kmotry ku kmotte a ySem povidala: "U2 je ruka v rukave. Esli pak to Benegovi vedi a co tome tikaji? Myslim; ze jim to nebude dvakrat milk. Dyt' je chucla jak kostelni myd!"

Venn, vypadal jako vitez. Ujal se Hedy a tanell s ni chodil s ni a nevedel co by ji snesl. Ale Hedva byla smutna.

Uralka baby pfekupnice a jedte nee° ji teZce sviralo. Jeji radost, ktera ji prochvivala, kdy'Z ji doma za kralovnu ustrojily, nekam uletela. Bolelo ji srdce.

V lese bylo tak nadherne koruny nebetyenkch smrkt gumely a Aumely a pryskykice tolik vonela az hlavu opijela.

Nad vyhtatkm mechem bzueely mouchy, rnravenci pobihali ye sve pilne pro.ci.

U studanky v hluboke doubrave bylo krasne. Kapradi se tam zelenalo a nic neruAllo svateho klidu. Z daleka sem zaznivala hudba a ozvena ji vracela zpet, pies paseku a zelena luka.

Ta to ldela mezi 'demon zeleni jako smaragdove koberce.

Studanka hledela mezi ol ginkami a skovim jako tajemne oeko — bylo to male zrcadelko, v nem 2. se vide]. Lojzik. Be, Videl se cele, nebyl zvedav na .svou podobu, v gdyt' vypadal tak hrozne ztra • e by se k nemu aui pene a smutne, Z jeho maminka nehlasila.

Seal na kamen'e nad stuclankou a zakrYval si • • Kdy se vratili Ben govi z vkletu, melt doma hosty. Sedeli pied statkem na laviece ye stinu lip a habrti a trpelive, eekali.

Pantata met z nick velikou radost a tisknul ijm ruce — .Zenske honem nely Actu. Nanynka se ani nesvlekala,

Strana 10 zUstala tak jak byla v bilf7ch eatech s krejzlidkern u krku, pies nejZ mela uvazanY no, blankytne entree zlatY kfi2eeek s perliekou uprostfed. Hupky upalovala do mlienika pro maslo a smetanu, aby vzacne hosty uctila.

Marninka si uvazala kahafa,sovST toch a sna gela, chleba, sill a med.

Haste byli veru vzacni.

Tatinktiv bratranec z Ameriky a jeho velkSt syn.

Vena s nimi sedel za stolem a byl 'yeaeek veselY. Jeho jindy tak vane oei byly piny fismovu. V2dyt' se vratil z vYletu jako by byl nasal pii nejmeneim tisicovku.

S Hedvou se tolik pobavil.

Lojza byl take doma,, ale zdr2oval se vice v maetali. Bylo nutno ji g poklizet a on mel na starosti kone.

Nosil jim vodu a nasypal ovsa, ale nehvizdal si jako jindy.

Byl dnes tichY a zasmueilY. ♦ • "Co tomu naeemu Lojzovi je?" ptala se nazitfi maminka. "Ani nej' ani nemluvi dyt' je jako promenenY. Mam vo nej starost."

Maminka nem tuella, ale nekikala nieeho. 11ledela tazave na oba bratry.

Vena vypadal jako vitez Lojza 135 I veecek v obliceji eedivY a Nance videlo, ge se yeeer po humnech potuluje.

A zrovna bylo pied pout' na, Makove, pied nejvetei pouti, na, ni g se tam thystab cele okoli.

Beneenvi byli pobohn a na pout' chodivali pravidelne — rok jako rok.

Na to prvni pouti z jara byl tatinek s Loizikem ted' mela jiti Nanynka s Vehou. Maminka pirjde zas az podruhe, ost3tne rnela kfeeove — elcisledek sveho mater.stvi a ty ji v dlouhe vadily.

Nance se hrozne teeilo, v2dyt' to pout' byla neeim velikYm byla jako meznik. jim se v roce oddelovaly udalosti. neeem se fikalo bylo to jeete pfed Makovskou pouti — a o jinem, b3rlo to tr2 po Makovskej pouti.

Na Makove meli Pannu Mari/ Karmalitanskou a zbokieho farafe a vedli to velmi zbo2ne.

Tak tfeba se vypravovalo, ge o Vilna ni tam muzikanti troubi a hraji na dvou kruchtach a jak pane, eiroko daleko se o tom povidalo.

MilevskSi kraj je kraj pobo2n neni tarn tolik prirmyslu jako jinde a proto take ne veelijakeho lidu pohromade. Komunismus tam dosud nevniknul a nep0.sobil tam ani tolik rfiznY tisk jako jinde.

VkS TN t K WEST, TEXAS A tohle bylo pied mnohYmi lety -proto takova iteast na pouti proto takovy zajem o nabaenstvi.

Nanynka vyprosila u Soudkii, aby take pustili Hedvu.

"Ma peknY Saty, mute jit taky za druiieku."

Paritata site minil, ie je ted' pIno prace, 2ne pfule dvetmi v pondeli se hodIa pustit na zasnukach do iita u2 pot • ebuje sotva dva, ti pane dny a kdyby v noci sprchlo,13ude za raz hotovo ale nemyslim to va2ne.

"I jen at' jde," povidal koneene, "co by neela, 'main vostatne chat' se pustit taky dim na Makovou. Dyt' je potteba, abychom prosili za pokhnani.' ' "To by bylo dobfe, tatinku," zaradova,la ae panimama, "bala jsern se toho pustit holku samotnou. Vono je to tam s terra noc/ehama voeemetnY a nejednou se na pouti stava epatna vac. — Sak vie — Novotniee si na Makovskej pout]. koupilo kluka."

"Na,k Hedva nejni takova,."

"Inu nejni, ale holka je porculanovr nadobi, musi bejt no, nej vopatrnost!"

Tak bylo projednano, 2e Souekovi DaJdou.

Hedvika mela pinieko starosti a teeeni. Melo, bile eaty s drobnYmi rU govYmi kviteeky, popustila si nahonem sukni a u krku si lepe pfiella volanek Panimama ji na,pekla buchet a usma2ila, kralika, aby rneli s pantatou na cestu a nemuseli kupovat.

Kdy2 se NarlYnka doma pochlubila, 2e vyprosila Hedvu na pout', zustal Lojza jako st'at3.T— Nefekl ani slova, ale zbledl a hlavu do ramenou Za to Vena zaril — oei mu zahraly.

Byl by zavYsknul.

0j, to bude veseld, pout'.

Pantata, Beneffi netusil nfeeho, ale ma minka videla. Bodejt' by nevidela, to by nemusela bYt maminka.

A potom na ni ulehla te2ke starost.

V posledni chvili se rozhodl i pantata.

"A jo, pirjdu taky —" Ta sobota, v ni2 se elo na Makovou, byla jako vybrand.

Nebe bylo tak eiste jako by je vysnVeili a sluneeko svitilo s tolikerou nehou, jako by zemi jenom celovalo. IVIirnY vetMeek pofukoval a byl nejakY vlahY a

Ve stfedu, due 12. srpna 1959 \Teak byl prave eas a u ka,2cleho statku i chalupy men jieh velika okohale.

Take druSely melt' po jednom prutu v race a libezna vane techto marianskYch kvetil linula se po na ysi jako vonnY dech, nejakYch cizich krajt.

Panimama Beneeova ela poutniky vyprovazet a pobidla Lojzu.

"Helet' — voblee se a pojd' taky!"

Ale ten machnul rukou a sotva, dal otci s Bohem, odeeel na dviir a strojil vriz, aby jel na krmeni. Na Venu se ani nevotoeil a na jeho "s Bohem Lojzieku", neco jenom pro sebe zahudel.

Vena. mel svateeni eaty a byl nejakY vymydlenSt aZ radost.

Nanyrika u2 byla s Hedvou na naysi a srdce ji plesalo radosti.

Byla na tu pout' nejak slavnostne vy bavena — tak slavnostne, 2e tomu sama ani nerozumela.

Jak 2iva jeete nevidela jakou modri oplYva bo2i obloha a ty lipy na naysi kvetly takovYmi rortomilYmi kviteeky a volley takovou domaci medovou 2e to ani pochopiti nemohla. Vee byo tak stare a zname a, piece pro ni dries tak nova.

Hedva byla ponekud neklidna. Ze Lojzik ani nepfieel, aby se na ttruSeky podival, 2e ji ani neijekl, aby mu prinesla pout/ ---.

Potom, 2e ji ma rad -- a 2e mu na zale2i. Ach ano — pekne.

Jak vitr silneji zavanul zanesl sem z daleka zvuky hudby .

"112 jdou u2 jdou," radovaly se drirLeky a s tou hudbou jim do nohou vnikla nejaka radostna sila. Postati nemohly, lined by snad byly tancovaly.

A trvalo to dlouho, na silnici se ukazala vlajici kohouhev znali ji vSichni Jobe, eervena s dvema cipy a zlatYmi strapci pa stranach a na ni Nejsvetejei Troj ice.

Procesi se vinulo po silnici mezi zlatYm obilim a lukarni, na nich2 otavieka kvetla sice chudei, ale porad jeete krasnou kvetenou.

Hudba hrala pokad bli2 a draiely se skvely v leti svYch pestrYch Uprostfed male —cim dal porad vetel a vets', uprostic ed pak nesly velke divky sochu Fanny Marie na nositkach.

Mela blankytnY plaet' novY — poeivanY zlat3"rmi einirkami. To si na, nej holky v

Veera nekde zapr S . elo —Slo to stn.,nou, tady spadlo sotva par kapek, ale tarn dal -- kdesi u Drnejetic a Klisince, (Pokradovani) • ti„, I ( muselo notne preet, odtud ted' foukal ye tfieek a vlahSr vh3ar sem zarniAel. Dne 12 a 13 zaii, otevfeni nova SokoSotva bylo po poledhi, u2 se zpevaci lovny a Domova fadu 130. Jaro v Dallas, schazell na naysi , u kaplieky, mezi li- Texas. — Zifeastnete se teehto narodparni a draidky tu staly jako pole UM. nick svatkii! ! !

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ViTzkumy o starnuti Za davnYch dob, kdy na g i predci zapasill, aby si vybojovali misto v divoeine, ovladane divokYmi zviraty, bylo stari v dne g nim slova smyslu neznamYm pojmem. 2ivot byl taky a nebezpeenY, a jenom mad° lidi do2ivalo se triciti let.

Dnes prodlou2i1 se prtimernY lidskY Zivot v mnoha zemich na vice neZli na 70 let, a je dobrY citl y od v presvedeeni, 2e toto neni ani zdaleka posledni slovo.

Lekarske y Yzkumy dospely nyni bodu, kdy mnozi ueenci doufaji ji2 co nejdrive nabYti nove, pozoruhodne poznatky o tajemnem procesu starnuti. Rozg itene vedomosti na raznYch polich naznaeuji, 2e se blizi den, kdy bude mono odveke nasledky starnuti oddaliti o Leta, ba desitileti. 0 srdeenich chorobach mluvime na priklad jako o stavu pokroeilej g iho veku. Minime-li tim, 2e se tyto choroby projevuji obyeejne u stargich lidi, mime pravdu. Nevystihujeme tim vSak pravY sta y veci, nebot' se tim zdame naznaeovati, 2e tento sta y je normalni pro stall, nebo 2e je nevyhnutelnYin nasledkem starnuti, eemu2 tak neni.

V nedavnem eisle Public Health Reports objevil se elanek, v nem2 jsou shrnuty nalezy, na jejich2 podklade dalo by se soudit, 2e velkou Cast srdeenich vad bude mono prieisti na vrub neprimemu nasledku virusovYch infekci. Je zcela mo2ne ,2e choroba zapoeala pomerne leh IcYm onemocnenim v detstvi nebo a.spon v mlad gich letech, onemocnenim, zavinenYm virusem, kterY je lekafft bud' je gte neznam, nebo proti riemu2 nedovedou je g te fieinne zakroditi.

Ve elanku mluvi se o amen' lekara z "National Institute of Helath" namichati jakYsi zvla g tni "virusovY coctail", t. j. suprvaccinu, ktera by obsa,hovala treba az petadvacet usmrcenYch nebo oslabenYch virusil a ktera by tak poskytovala imunitu proti mnoha rtiznYrn nemocem.

Roz g iri-li se v budoucnosti tdivani tech to vaccin, da se oeekavati, 2e jednim z neprimYch vYsledkil zmirneni virusovych infekci bude i sni2eni poetu pripada srdeenich chorob. Take vypracovani a pridr2ovani se spravne diety bude miti nepochybne blahodarnY vliv na zmirneni srdeenich vad. Ji2 nekolik let hromadi se diikazy, 2e jiste tuky pusobi hromadeni se voskovitYch latek v cevach, pak krev nemii2e volne prouditi, co2 mnohdy zavini srdeeni zachvat.

Podle fisu.dku mnoha ueenca je ji2 s y rchovanY eas, abychom se venovali rozsahlYm y Yzkumfon, jimi2 bychom jednou pro v&ly zjistili, zrdena, ye

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stravovani snaiti poeet srdeenich chorob. Kdyby to= talc bylo, byli bychom na dobre ceste k odstraneni "nevyhnutelneho" nasledku starnuti.

Tata,2 za.sada plati o rakovine, mnoha neurologickYch a du g evnich chorobach a jinYch nemocech, ktere suZuji lidstvo.

JakY vliv budou miti y Yzkluny budoucnosti na delku lidskeho 2ivota, nesnadno predpovidati. Jisto je, 2e lidskY orgy nismus ma velkou vitalitu a odolnost, jim2 prozatim clobke nerozumime.

Asi pied tremi lety pri g el do New Yorku z Colombie, v JiZni Americe, dnes ji2 zemtelY Javier Pereira. Lekari ztravili s nun deset drift, snaZice se y Yzkumy overiti nebo 'vyvratiti jeho, tvrzeni, Ze je nejstarSi Clo y & na svete. Na konec musell priznati, Ze milZe bYti neco pravdy na tom, 2e je pies 150 let.

Takoveto ojedinele pripady ov g em neznamenaji, 2e v g ichni na g i potomci do2iji se nekdy v budoucnosti 150 let. Lekari v g ak v g eobecne soudi, 2e lidskY vek se bude prodlu2ovati. Podle konservativniho odhadu mute se pokrok v lekarstvi a y e verejnem zdravotnictvi • v prigtich padesati letech snadno zaslouZiti o prodlou2eni pramerneho lidskeho 2ivota na cele stoleti.

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Postup k vydam znamky na polest T. G. Masaryka Na ge organisace za vedeni Czechoslovak Philatelic Society neustavaji y e svem aby ilrady a prislu g ne instituce sta le informovaly o postupu na g ich snah, abychom docilili co nejdrive y ydani znamek v ramci skupiny "Champions of Liberty", na poeest Presidenta-Osvoboditeele, Toma g e G. Masaryka.

Nezahalime, koname v g e co mt2eme, lee stale apelujeme na ty, kdo2 tak neu einili, aby prislu g nYm fitadiun zaslali ihned dopisy se 2adosti o vyclani techto znamek. Nejlepe jest adresovati tyto dopisy na Hon. R. Walter Rohe, Assistant Postmaster General, Washington 25, D. C. Co pro nas znamenal Tatieek Masaryk?

Vzpominame, jak jsme v2dy poukazovali na to, kdy2 se oslavovaly narozeniny jeho 2ivota, 2e "to neni jen vzacne jubileum jeho 2ivota. Je i velkYm jubileem jeho price, ktere zasvetil rely svfij 2ivot; price pro vedu, narod, stat, de7 mokracii a mir."

Akce Czechoslovak Philatelic Society se setkavA, Elsp6eliem, First Czeebosio-

Strang 11 1 vak Philatelic Club of America, 6eskoslovenska narodni rada v Americe, Americka Obec Sokolski, Ceskoslovenske Spol ky v Americe, Zapadoeeska Bra,trska Jednota, temer v g echen krajanskY tisk, a cela rada jinYch krajanskYch organisaci a spolkt se pripojila, a podporuje vaemozne tuto akci.

Velike mnozstvi dopisfi do g lo a clochazi na prislu g ne vladni firady, --- lee stale jest zapotrebi dal g ich, aby akee v co nejdrivej g i dobe byla korunovana fispechem.

Frank J. Rosner, predseda tiskoveho vYboru Czechoslovak Philatelic Soc. 1 • as • — Historicka spoleenost statu Maryland

otevrela v Baltimore vYstavu pamatek po prvnim guvernerovi statu A. Hermanovi, kterY byl oeskeho pilvodu. Mistni krajanskY tisk v to souvislosti pripomnel, 2e guverner Herman byl jednirn z ptedi ka bYv. guvernera statu New York A. Har rimana. Jrneno bylo zmeneno chybnY.m, zapisem y e starch knihach. ) • 4, • Dne 12 a 13 zaki, otevieni nove Sokolovny a Domova radu 130. Jaro v Dallas, Texas. — Zneastnete se techto narodnich svatkil! ! !

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Nig tatieek, Suh ho na nas vidycky myslil Ted' jsou deli to a tam, div -- tatinek tarn zfistal samna chleba nam misla Ma ya se mu klepe, vIhke jsou ty stare oei. sam jen suche kiirky

bias tatie'ek vesele prvni dwell s postele, oral, kopal, hroudy ani slovem nezastSTskal. narn pomoh do sveta Led', 'ktly hlava prokveta, po staveni chodi, seda, stare easy poiad hleda.

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Kano nikdo dokola o krajkek nevola Deli rnoje, deli zlate, eda na tatu vzpominate?

ARNOLD M. VRLA 6307 Saratoga Circle DALLAS 14, TEXAS District 4 FRED KVETON Route 1 Abernathy, Texas District 5 J. M. SKRABANEK 4720 Bellaire Blvd.

Bellaire, Texas District 6 IGNAC SENKYRIK 405 Market St. El Campo, Texas District 7 JAROSLAV KLEPRLIK 1206 Lamar St. San Antonio 2, Texas )•',( AcTivrriEs OF OUR DISTRICTS

BY DATES Fourth District Meeting at Lubbock , Texas, Lodge 157 August 23

Napsal Karel Vac av Rais, narozenY pied Second District Meeting ste lety.

Camp Tahauya, Belton August 30 Pieeti s tatinkem nebo maminkou a potom, nekolikrat sam a sprivne opi g do Seventh District Meeting segitte Popros rodiee, aby Ti vysvetlili Corpus Shristi Lodge 56 neznima sloval September 20 S pozdravem StrS76ek Mieek z Austinh Third District Meeting Idresa strOka ie.

Elm Mott Lodge 66 University Station Austin., Texas.

September 27 • • Dr. Ed. Mieek, First District Meeting ) • Snook Lodge 9 October 4 Podle zprav z LondSma uchazi se ndslednik gpanelskeho trunu Don Carlos ruku anglicke princezny Alexandry z Sixth District Meeting at Talton Kentu.

October 25 ) ° 4 • ( • 4 • ( Dne 12 a 13 zaii, oteviseni nov6 Soko- Dallas Sokol and Lodge No. 130 lovny a Domova ifidu 130. Jaro v Dallas, Opening New Building Texas. — Zileastnete se techto narodnext to Vickery Park nich svatki: I September 13

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CLASS E: 10 Pay Life, full benefit at age 1

ptrana 13 zOstane yypiacene pojiLteni na $1,000.00.

CLASS JE: Endowment at age 18 full TRIda MX: lOti leta Upisova, ochrana ktera se rani"; zmeauje, al benefit at age 1 zUstane Nyplacene pojigteni CLASS 0: 20 Pay Endowment, full benna $1,000.00.

CLASS B: Ordinary Iife efit at age 1 TRIDA N. lOti leta apisova ochrana.

CLASS PR: Preferred Risk, ordinary CLASS II: 20 Pay, Endowment at age 60 Cleniun kteri maji vyptijeelife Full benefit at age 1 ne penize od SPJST CLASS C:20 Pay Life Payor Insurance: This Order offers TRIDA N2: lOti leta Apisova ochrana. payors of premiums for members in this Clentrn, kteri neinaji pujeCLASS D: 15 Pay Life department the benefit of PAYORs INku na majetek od SPJST SURANCE according to which plan payCLASS E: 10 Pay Life ment of prenliums stops upon the death TRIDA 5T: 5ti leta lhutni. Obnovitelna CLASS F: 15 Pay Endowment a zrnenitelna. of the payor.

CLASS G: 20 Pay Endowment Respectfully submitted TRIDA 10T: lOti leta, lhutni. Obnovitelna a zmenitelna.

Joe B. Hejny CLASS H: Endowment at age 65 ) • 4 • It TRIDA 20T: 20ti leta lhutni. ZmenitelCLASS I: 20 Pay, Endowment at age 60 V i'BER RiTZNi/CH POJISTEK na. V Detskem oddeleni.

CLASS K: Ordinary Life, Paid-up at 65 TRIDA JT: Doeasne pojiAteni do 16 let, nagi SPJST CLASS L: Double Indemnity Insurance, ktere se mute zmeniti na Wberte si dle potieby issued up to the sum of kterekoliv jine pojiSteni, $5.000.00 kkdlykoliy neZ dosahne 16 TRIDA B: DoZivotni, poplatky se plati let. al do smrti.

CLASS M: Retirement at 65 TRIDA C: 20ti splatkova doZivotni. PlnY CLASS MC: 20 year decreasing mort- TRIDA PR: Prednostni doZivotni obnos pojiSteni se vyplati v gage protection with a TRIDA C: 20ti splatkova,, dotivotni. Popripadu ("mut od veku 1 $1,000.00 Paid-up certifiplatky se plati pouze 20 let. roku. cate after 20 years.

TRIDA D: 15ti splatkova, doZivotni. Po TRIDA D: 15ti splatkova dollvotni. PiCLASS MX: 10 year decreasing mortplatky se plati pouze 15 let. ny obnos pojigteni se vyplati gage protection with a pripadu Umrti od 'veku 1 $1,000.00 Paid-up certif- TRIDA: E: lOti splatkova daivotni. Poroku. icate after 10 years platky se plati pouze 10 let.

CLASS N: 10 year decreasing mortgage TRIDA F: 15ti leta nadaeni. Obnos cer- TRIDA E: lOti splatkova doZivotni. PlnY obnos pojiSteni se vyplainsurance, issued to memtifikatu jest vyplacen za 15 ti v pripadu umrti od veku bers who have real estate let.

1 roku. loans from SPJST TRIDA 0: 20ti leta nadaeni. Obnos cerCLASS N2: 10 year decreasing mortgage tifikatu jest vyplacen za 20 TRIDA JE: Nadaeni v dosaZeni 18 let; pinY obnos pojiSteni se vyinsurance issued to memlet. plati v pripadu Umrti od yebers who have real estate' ku 1 roku. loans from other than the TRIDA H: Nadadni ve 65ti let. elen plati poplatky al do 65ti let.

SPJST TRIDA G: 20ti leta nadaeni, phiST obnos TRIM I: 20ti splatkova, nadaeni ye pojikeni se vyplati v pripaCLASS 5T: 5 year term, renewable and 60ti let. du Umrti od veku 1 roku. conyertable CLASS 10T: 10 year term, renewable TRIDA K: Splatkova do 65ti let, dokl- TRIDA I: 2oti splatkova, nadaeni ye yevotni. ku 60 let, piny obnos se vyplati v pripaand convertable du iimrti od veku 1 roku.

CLASS 20T: 20 year term, convertable TRIDA L: Dvojnasobne Urazove pojiStePayor Insurance: ni (Double Indemnity) ceronly elerram v torn Dotskem Odcertifikat se vystavuje do boru jest Jednotou poskyobnosu $5,000.00, dodateene tovana vYhoda oehrany poJUVENILE DEPARTMENT k jinemu certifikatu. platky za ditko pla,ticiho, CLASS JT: Term insurance to 16 years TRIDA M: Pensijni pojistka. Po dosa2etak zvanou "Payor Insurof age which may be conance", kteralto ochrana za ni 65 rokii staff elen do,staverted into any other class InirriST niesieni poplatek zbava mesieni prijern dokud of insurance before attainZemte-1i pied 80 lety vuje, 7 pripadu smrti platiing age 16. ciho poplatky povinnosti dedici dostanou mesiedalSiho placeni poplatkti na ni prijem do 80 vYroei naCLASS C: 20 Pay Life, full benefit at takto chranenY certifikat. rozenin Mena. age 1

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CLASS D: 15 Pay Life, full benefit at TRIDA MC: 20ti leta Upisova, ochrana ktera se roene-zmenSuje, al age 1

Respectfully subnitted.

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FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK other lodge workers, that she is an untiring worker in this Lodge." Sister Cotton -ood Lodge Has Victory Dance In celebration of the winning of the District III Queen Title, Cottonwood Lodge No. 6, honored their Lodge and District Queen, Sister Jeanie Hubik, with a children's program and dance in the evening.

Cottonwood's Youth Leads--,r, Sister Ruth Krizan, will give you the numbers in the program composed of songs, poems and solos on instruments of their sub-teen children.

A goodly representation from the Elm Mott Lodge was present to reciprocate Cottonwood for their wonderful support of Elm Mott's Youth Dance with this Queen's Coronation. It is hartwarming to see two such fine lodges, near each other, supporting each other's activities.

Once a great man said that brotherhood was "a yearning in the heart, in the soul — a vision." Well, here is brotherhood in action and it is soul inspiring One feels that here at least, mon is expressing his noble self.

Brother Joe B. Hejny, Vice-President representing our Supreme Lodge spoke.

"It is a pleasure that I can be here with you and it is a wonderful program that the children brought here today. I bring greetings from the Supreme Lodge, to extend to you from them. They are all with you and asked that I bring this (greeting to you here today. I shall not take up too much of your time, so I shall make this as brief as possible, but I cannot leave without complimenting Lodge No. 6 Cottonwood for the wonderful achievement they made during the Queen's Contest in District III at Dallas Lodge 84.

Sisters and brothers, I know that it took the cooperation of each and everyone of you to make this achievement which your lodge made and I don't mind telling you that in many places I went in preparation for this contest, to encourage the organizers to greater effort, they told me that they didn't stand a

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE "I pledge Allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands. One Nation under God, indivisible, with Liberty and Justice for all." chance because Sister Milan 'had it sewed up' and if she didn't then. Lodge 84 would surely get it or even the Elm Mott Lodge 66 would get it.

I was so proud that you people in Cottonwood Lodge showed the other Lodges in this District that it can be done and I will tell you that you have given inspiration to other Districts, because we have so many other small lodges that don't feel that they 'have a chance' and by your example you have given them inspiration to go ahead. I want to thank you for the. Supreme Lodge. I know that it took some hard work. There had to be some special workers to carry on the special work in any lodge.

When you selected Jeannie Hubik for your lodge, I think you made a wise choice for she is not only a beautiful young lady but she is a true fraternal worker." Brother Hejny said. He then called on Sister Hubik to take a bow of recognition.

"Then," said Brother Hejny, "there is another responsible party that I know will — probably several others I do not know of — but there is an individual, a great worker, Sister Ruth Krizan the Youth Leader of Lodge No. 6 Cottonwood. I have been told , by some of the

Krizan took a bow of recognition.

"Then," continued Brother Hejny, "we have the local lodge organizers: they are: brothers Rudolph and John Krizan (applause) and Joe E. Janecka (who was not present). These are the or ganizers securing the membership for Lodge Cottonwood No. 6, which won you the Title for Queen of District III." "Another worker who has encouraged and worked close to the organizers in this Contest is District Organizer, Brother Arnold Vrla. We know that Brother Vrla was behind this Contest one hundred per cent; that he has consistently P ncourageict and extendede assistance to the organizers at any time they needed help with the organizers' work. We are very grateful for his work." Brother Arnold took a bow of recognition from the gathering.

"We must not forget to recognize the Editor of our Vestnik for his publicity of this Contest and his urging each and everyone of us to get up and do our part," said Brother Hejny to which the Editor took a bow of recognition.

"To make matters short, we have a great many visitors from the Elm Mott Lodge," said Brother Hejny, recognizing Sister Libbie Parma, Elm Mott's Youth Leader and her husband, the Simciks, Kolenovskys, Hanus, the Ceskas and lovely daughter, the Elm, Mott Queen Hattie Matus, to narrle just a few.

"Brothers and. sisters, cooperation is what we are working for; to have the friendship and social participation that we are having among the lodges. That is something that we are very thankful for. We extend our thanks to Lodge 66 for coming to share the occasion and we do hope that you will enjoy yourselves while you are here." stated Brother Hejny.

"Brother Rudolph Krizan," called Bro. Hejny into the "mike", "Wants to present a corsage to Cottonwood's Charter Member who is present, Sister Holacka, in behalf of the Cottonwood Lodge."

Sister Holacka completely taken by sur-

Wednesday, August'12,-1959 prise was lead up to the platform to receive a beautiful white corsage of carnations. Speaking into the microphone she said: (deeply moved) Dekuju, $dekuju, toto jsem neocekavala." Then in English, Thank you, this is certainly a surprise." This Lady is our oldest sister of Lodge No. 6.

Brother Hejn3r called the Krizan brothels, Sister Ruth Krizan, Cottonwood's Youth Leader, and Jeanie Hubik, the Cottonwood Queen up on the platform to receive token gifts from the Supreme Lodge. "As I mentioned before," said Brother Hejny, "it took the cooperation of each and everyone of you but theSe are more or less the backbone who helped in the Queen Contest of this District.

In appreciation, we have a token award that we would like to present at this time. It is not the value of the award but the sincere thought that is behind it that counts; the appreciation of our Supreme Lodge."

Brother Arnold Vrla. then spoke: "there, isn't really too much more that can be said. I would like to say this however. It is a pleasure to be with you folks here today. It is my first time to be in the Cottonwood Lodge. It wasn't the work of the Princess alone, but everybody working together like you have here for the Waco Lodge coming in here in a true fraternal spirit." Brother Vrla then introduced Sister Emma Ceska from the Waco lodge, the District III Youth Director and her family.

"Again," said Brother Vrla, "it is a pleasure to be here with you and if I can ever be of any help at any time, in any way—to the membership, organizers, Youth Leaders, please feel free to call on me. I will be glad to help you in any way that I can. God Bless You All! "Vice-President Hejny again took the microphone to make the, concluding address before supper would be served. "I am proud of District III, proud of their District Organizer, Lodge Organizers, Youth Director, Youth Leaders. I think we have the most progressive District in the state of Texas. I know that District III has set many an example for the other Districts to follow.

The, office of the Supreme Lodge, of your District, Youth Directors of District III and your Lodge committees who supervise these activities; for it takes the work of you all in District III, have prove& that they are behind their organizers and Youth Leaders and we'hope that we can continue this in the years to come." said Brother Hejny as he turned the microphone over to Lodge President Janecka.

Attention was called to the Traveling Trophies, two large golden goblets

VESTNIK WEST, TEXAS set against plaques, which District III won for 1958 for selling the most insurance with the g reatest number of new members. To become permanent property of District III, the District must win the trophies two out of three years. They are truly beautiful!

An enlarged picture of District III Queen, Jeanie Hubik of the Cottonwood Lodge in here Coronation regalia hangs on the wall in her Lodge.

Youth Leader with her crew of cheerfully cooperative sisters, decorated the Hall in festones of purple and white, Queen Jeanie's royal purple gown color and clusters of varied-colored balloons, which stirred in the breeze to cool the membership inside.

Long lines of hungry folks began to form to partake in the delicious food the good sisters had prepared, to be eaten in the cool hall set ready with tables of white paper, and vases of flowers brought in by the sisterhood. The camaral&de was great!

Outside games held the youngsters rapt as the sun drew its summer heat to the west. A snoweone stand with its delicious and cooling ice tempted the youngsters as did the train concession for the wee ones.

As the Editor and spouse pulled out of the lodge grounds to get home to write up this wonderful day among these folks, car after car came rolling in to form long lanes on the roomy lodge grounds.

The night promised to be delightful for dancing both for the young as well as the' old.

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

DISTRICT III The next Fall Meeting of District III will be held at the Elm Mott Hall of Lodge 66, Waco, on September 27th, Please keep this date in mind -- Thanks DISTRICT FOUR The annual Meeting of District 4 will be held the fourth Sunday of August the 23 at our lodge No. 157 Lubbock, Texas.

Place and our planned program will be annouced shortly.

Fraternally, Mrs. Ernest Kristinek, Secty.

SIXTH DISTRICT Invites all its Members and Friends everywhere to their Fall meeting at Taiton on the 25th of October. The meeting will be called to order at 1 p.m.

Detailed program will announced in time. Keep this date on your calendar ,One more thing before I lay my pen andl be sure to be with us. down. Brother Gabriel Snapka a memDISTRICT SEVEN ber of the 'Seymour Lodge, presented This is to inform you that our next us with his Snapka Band, made up of District meeting will be held on Sept. his talented family of grand.kids. Folks, you should have seen them, they are 20th, 1959 under the sponsorship of wonderful, and grandpa Snapka play- Lodge Antonin J. Cermak at Corpus ing with them and grinning from ear to Christi, Texas. Please leave this Sunday ear is in his element. The precious six to us in our Seventh District. Thanks. ) • ,6 and seven year old grand son singing into the microphone and keeping time In every Lodge of our Brotherhood by clapping — serenading the folks, let's strive to carry our Youth Program while they ate their suPper — what a to a successful conclusion as our future family! Congratulations Brother Gabdepends on the winning of our young riel Snapka. Hope to see you all again, friends. my friends.

--_____) • 4,• The Editor and His Wife )• Grand opening of the new Sokol Hall The worst indigestion you can get, and also of SPJST Lodge 130, Jaro, will comes from having to eat your own be held Sept. 12, and Sept. 13, at Dallas. criticism.

Watch for detailed Program.

To the Cottonwood Youth, Officers, Youth Leader and her wonderful assistants, the older membership, I say keep up the good work and God keep you all in health and the same genuine brotherly lover that you have today.

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*0144,"-EXCERPTS FROM THE MINUTES OF THE THIRD REGULAR QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE SUPREME LODGE • SPJTHELDA OFICTHE SUPREME LODGE AT TEMPLE, TEXAS, ON JULY 9, 1959 The meeting was called to order by President Marek at 9:10 a.m. All the members of the Supreme Lodge were present.

Brother L. O. Hosek, Editor of the Vestnik was also present.

The minutes of the April, 1959, meeting of the Supreme Lodge were read by Secretary Chupick. After a couple of slight corrections of them were made in the minute book, upon motion by Director Cervenka, seconded by FinancialSecretary Urbanovsky, and unanimously carried, these minutes were then approved.

President Marek reviewed and commented on the written report of his official activities as President of the Supreme Lodge for the second quarter of 1959, and on the new insurance written for the first six months of the year, and presented a, copy of his written report to all members of the ;Supreme Lodge.

President Marek pointed to the satisfactory gain in new membership during the first half of 1959, stating that we are maintaining our average, and expressed a hope that we may maintain it during the rest of the year. He called attention to the recapitulation of the several classes of insurance written, and pointed out that to July 1, 1959, we gained 144 new members in the JT class and 733 in the adult class, with a total of $1,157,500.00 of new insurance.

President Marek stated that Royce Money, a Junior student of Temple High School, whom the Order sponsored to the Boy's State in Austin, Texas, would appear before the Supreme Lodge meeting at one o'clock in the afternoon.

President Marek brought up an inquiry from Lodge No. 161, concerning the eligibility of social members under the pro, vicions of Article 114 of the 1956 ByLaws to serve as officers of local lodge, supreme lodge, and as delegates to the convention. The Supreme Lodge compared the manuscript of By-Laws coinpiled by the Committee on By-Laws of the 1956 convention with the transscript subtnitteld to the Committee on

NES TNIK— WEST, TEXAS translation of the By-Laws, together with the By-Laws now in force. The three sets of By-Laws are in harmony.

The Supreme Lodge unanimously agreed that the true meaning of the 1956 convention of the last paragraph appearing in Article 114 was intended to read "Members of the last mentioned group are eligible as delegates,. officers of local lodges, or the Supreme Lodge", which last group refers to "who has 20 year pay, 15 year pay, or other insurance paid up in due course." The provision appearing in Article 114 of the 1956 ByLaws which reads "who prematurely exchanges his insurance for paid-up insurance and wishes to remain a social member", deals only with qualifications of one class of social member in the local Lodge but does not qualify such a member to hold any office, either in the' local lodge, Supreme Lodge, or as a delegate to the •convention. Such provision is in direct conflict with Article 29 of the 1956 By-Laws, which , reads: "Only an insured member of this organization, who does not have , all of his insurance prematurely exchanged for paid-up insurance . .. who has been a member of this organization not less than five years before the convention at which he aspires for office . . . may be elected officers of the Supreme Lodge."

Under the provisions of Article 111, three years membership will entitle a member to receive a paid-up certificate, and yet he would not be eligible for office under Article 29, which Article 29 has been in our By-Laws for many years without a, change.

Article 30 of the 1956 By-Laws also provides that a person must be a member of the lodge for a period of five years to be eligible to office of director or alternate.

It was, thereupon, unanimously agreed that Article 114 of our By-Laws in Czech should read as follows: elanek 114.

"SpoleeenskYm elenem mute se stati jen osoba fadove poplatky platici, jeji zdravotni sta y neb staii nedovoluje miti pojiSteni, nebo ktery Glen mel certifikat na pravidelnou pojistku a vyzvednul si "paid-up" (ZaplacenY) certifikat a pieje si bYti spoleeenskYm elenem; a ten kterY ma jiZ doplacenY doeasnY certifikat, jako lOti, 15ti, a 20ti let*, atd.

SpoleeenskY Glen v teto posledne jmenovane tfide mute bYti zvolen delegatem, irtednikem faciu neb i fitednikern Hlavni firadovny."

Vice-President Hejny presented a report of his official activities as VicePresident of the Supreme Lodge for the second quarter of 1959, a copy = of which

Wednesday, August 12, 1959 he presented to all members of the Supreme Lodge. In addition to presenting his written report, he recommended that the Supreme Lodge give all the princesses and escorts, in all the districts, gifts consisting of lavalLers and cuff links. He asked for permission to make such gifts in all districts. Permission for him to do so was granted to him.

Vice-President Hejny reported that the SPJST emblem napkins, which he was authorized and directed to order, at the last meeting, of the Supreme Lodge, have not arrived, as yet.

Vice-President Hejny reported on his trip to the Fraternal Field Manager's meeting in Minneapolis, stating that the subjects discussed in that meeting were, namely: the various problems of lodge work, the importance of youth activities, and the promotion of sales.

Vice-President Hejny reported, that he received the new' local lodge charter forms which he ordered, and presented some of them, for inspection by the Supreme Lodge.

Secretary Chupick stated that besides his regular quarterly report of his official activities as secretary of the Supreme, Lodge, which he mailed to all members of the Supreme Lodge, several days before the meeting, he did not have anything additional to report regarding his official activities as Secretary, of the Supreme Lodge.

Secretary Chupick stated that since interest rates are going up everywhere and since all financial institutions are raising their interest rates' 'that it seems timely, to him , that all the members of the Supreme Lodge should devote some thought, study and attention to whether or not the Supreme Lodge should, likewise, raise its mortgage loan interest rate from the present rate of 5% either, at this meeting or at a subsequent meeting of the Supreme Lodge, in the near future.

Secretary Chupick called the attention of the Supreme Lodge to the fact, that since for the last six or twelve months, the Supreme Lodge has had a very substantial and excessive cash reserve, on hand, in its depositories and that since it is reasonable to expect that our cash reserve will probably remain, at about the same level, for the next several months, that bethinks it would be prudent and advisable for the Supreme Lodge to purchase some shortterm government bonds, since shortterm (12 or 18 month) U. S. Treasury Bonds are bringing 4% or better than 4% interest rate. By nuanimous consent the purchase of any. U. S. Treasury

Wednesday, August 12, 1959 Bonds was deferred until after Finan'ci4-Secretary Urbanovsky makes hiv, report.

Financial-Secretary Urbanovsky stated that since the directors were here three days prior to the meeting, examining our books and records and preparing their financial statement, that all matters, in the Bookkeeping Department, needing attention were discussed with them, personally, and that he, therefore, did not prepare a written reFinancial-Secretary Urbanovsky reported that he attended the district meetings at La Parita, College Station and Danbury, also, the Youth Day at Lodge No. 84 at Dallas.

The meeting was recessed for dinner from 11:30 a.m. •to 1:00 p.m. After the meeting was called to order at 1:00 p.m., Mr. Royce Money, the young man from Temple whom the Supreme Lodge sponsored, to the Boy's State Camp, came before the Supreme Lodge and made a report of his experiences while in attendance at this camp. His report, which, he presented in a very creditable manner, was very pleasing to all members of the Supreme Lodgen Director Stepan reported that he had some prospects interested in the purchase of our REO No. 62, farm and inquired whether or not this farm was for sale, at the present time, and at what price. It was agreed that this farm should be offered for sale at the some price, terms and conditions, set in the October, 1958, meeting of the Supreme Lodge, and Director Stepan was given until. November 1, 1959, to complete the sale of it.

Director Cervenka, on behalf of the directors, acting as Auditing Committee, presented a report of their inspection and examination of the securities and bonds owned by the Supreme Lodge, SPJST, on deposit in a safety vault in the First National Bank of Temple and the auditing of all the books and records of the Supreme Lodge as of July 30, 1959, conducted by the directors, acting as an Auditing Committee on July 6, 7, and 8, 1959. The report of the directors, was unanimously accepted with the agreement and understanding that it should be published in the Vestnik and that a copy of it should be filed with the reports of the officers of the Supreme Lodge.

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upon, as to how these respective delinquent loans should be dealt with and handled, and what course of action or means of, either collection or adjustment of them should be adopted, used and followed.

Upon motion duly made, seconded and carried, the report presented by Treasurer Koliha, with the various comments, notations, decisions and directives in it was accepted and adopted, with the agreement and understanding that a copy of it should be placed or incorporated in, and constitute and be made, a part of the minutes of this meeting of the Supreme Lodge.

Attorney Kacir presented to all members of the Supreme Lodge a list of all pending or un-closed loan applications, discussed our mortgage loan business in general and answered various questions propounded to him regarding it.

When the purchase of U. S. Treasury bonds presented, by Secretary Chupick, in the morning session of the Supreme Lodge meeting, was again taken up, it was agreed, upon motion duly made, seconded and unanimously carried, that, if in the opinion of these six officers of the Supreme Lodge, namely: President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, Financial-Secretary, and Attorney, it appears advisable for the Supreme Lodge to purchase some short-term U.S. Treasury bonds that these officers should be empowered, authorized, instructed, and directed to purchase some short-term U. S. Treasury Bonds, bearing not less than 4% interest (12 or 18 month maturity) to the extent or $100,000.00 or such amount, as they, in their opinion, may consider proper, prudent and advisable.

President Marek asked every member of the Supreme Lodge individually, it he had any criticism to make of any transaction of the Supreme Lodge or any question to ask regarding our bond holdings, loans or any investment or any transaction of the Supreme Lodge office or any transaction, resolution, edict, enactment or agreement the 'Supreme Lodge made, passed, adopted and/or enacted at any time, and if so, that he requests such member to present it to the attention of the Supreme Lodge at that time so that proper disposition and explanation of it could be made, and the matter then recorded in the minutes.

There was no response to this request or Treasurer Koliha presented a list or a invitation. The meeting was adjourned report of all delinquent loans needing at 3:45 p.m. attention that he discussed with the di• ) rectors in his meeting with them on Wednesday, July 8, 1959, such reports The worst indigestion you can get, or list showing the agreenlents, decisi- comes from. having to eat your own ons and directives reached and agreed criticism.

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Elm Mott Lodge No. 66 Fetes Its Members With Barbecue Banquet To culminate an active, happy and successful building program, Queen's Contest, and Youth Activity Day of District III participation, the Elm Mott Lodge gave their busy and cooperative membership a barbecue with all the trimmings, Sunday, August 2, at their recently enlarged and newly decorated Lodge Hall.

This lodge has just recently completed the addition to their hall, which is now doubled in size and as their President, Ed Mazanec, said, the enlargement this time was primarily for the comfort and enjoyment of the lodge membership.

Emphasis was graced on comfortable lounges and game rooms, as well as a doubled in size, well equipped kitchen for greater ease in handling capacity crowds by the sisterhood. Then, the dining room is large and near the kitchen for leisurely eating without interferring with the dance floor crowd.

In talking with various members of this lodge, it was evident that each felt a personal responsibility in the debt incurred with this additional building, but everyone was optimistic and positive the debt could be easily paid off, saying that the cooperation, and self-discipline of the members to follow their chosen leaders was a joy to behold.

The Youth, too, are well organized and support the Mother Lodge activities.

The Mother Lodge in turn supports their Youth 100 per cent in the use of the Hall and its facilities or Youth dances, celebrations and recreation. They pocket all proceeds from the Youth projects into a Youth treasury. The recent Dance and Coronation of their pretty Lodge Queen, Sister Hattie Mattis, has shown again, what teamwork can do. Moneywise this Coronation was a huge success and it can be an eye opener to those who doubt that "youth" can do something constructive. If given a chance, they certainly can and are to every lodge's benefit to give them that chance, to stand behind them!

And so this wonderful barbecue with a short meeting afterwards, brought to a close a very busy phase of lodge building for Elm Mott for the summer. Only the Saturday night dances will continue during the hot August weather.

It was interesting to listen to the old-

Strana er membership reminesce about the building of Linden Hall at Elm Mott, Texas.

When they had finished the building — there wasn't any money to purchase supplies for their "Open House," for some purchases have to be cash on the barrelhead. Four brothers put up their own monies to get these very necessary supplies for the Open House Celebration.

Laughingly, they remember that the Iday started out rainy and they had purchased all of that meat to be barbecued and now they didn't know whether or not to barbecue it. They wondered if the weather would keep the crowd from coming. Finally they decided to go ahead and barbecue the meat, put the pop to ice, pull the stopper out of the keg — trusting in the Almighty to hold the weather up so that they could have the promised crowd. As most of you know, they had a mob. Chartered busses from Fort Worth and Houston brought well wishers in, as well as visitors who came by cars from all corners of the state and the weather did hold up enough so that it did not affect the visitors' coming.

From that time on, we are told, they knew that everything would be all right for the success and mutual respect for their elected co.r.mittee leaders helped them finally to burn that mortgage at their Christmas Party last year after their first enlargement of the Hall. Since then they have again enlarge)d Linden Hall and incurred some more debt, but now they have become veterans in making this Hall a paying business, and the folks who visit Linden Hall in turn know that they have received a good time for their money among those very friendly people of Lodge 66.

Our sincerest congratulations and best wishes for a long, joyful and successful activity of this wonderful group of folks in our SPJST Brotherhood.

May you work together in harmony for all future time so that your Linden Hall Lodge No. 66 grows in membership and in spirit of brotherhocid as an example for others to follow.

This, is our sincere wish.

The Editor and Wife j • air • LODGE NO. 92, FORT WORTH held a very successful Meeting Sunday the 9th after the Meeting of the Auditing Committee of this Ldd'ge.

After the Meeting a delicious"Snack Supper" was served by the Ladies of our Lodge 92 with good coffee and other refreshments.

Everyone present had a good time and no wonder that our Lodge Meetings are so well attended. Thanks to our good gisters!

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Reports From Local Lodges SAN ANGELO LODGE NO. 160 Dear Members: At our last meeting it was mentioned that if there would be enough members from our lodge and the Rowena Lodge going to Lubbock to the District Four meeting that it might be possible tc charter a bus. If anybne would be interested in this manner of going, please drop a card or see Mr. R. E. Broz, Rt. 3, San Angelo, Texas for more information.

Do this as soon as possible if you are interested.

Yours fraternally, Emil Krupala Secty. Lodge No. 160 )♦4•( LODGE POKROK DALLAS NO. 84 Dear Sisters and Brothers: The Entertainment Committee wishes to remind, all our brothers and sisters also friends, that on Friday night, Aug. 14, we are having a special Dance featuring a very popular out-of-state band, the Eddie Skeets Orchestra from Bigelow, Minnesota,. They play very good polkas and waltzes, also popular numbers, so make plans to attend this special dance. The, dance will began at 8 p.m. and end at 12 per.. and admission for this special dance will be only $1.25 per person. We feel sure you will enjoy this wonderful band. There will be no regular dance on Saturday night, Aug. 15 ,due to the special dance Friday night, August 14. However, the Holy Cross Men's Club is sponsoring a dance at our hall on this Saturday night, Aug. 15, and I believe Edd I'araizl's Band will furnish the music.

We wish to remind all of you of our big weekend the last week in August, our anniversary celebration. On Saturday night, August 29th, Chuck Perkins and his Bavarian Playboys will play for our Anniversary Dance, from 8:30 to 12:30 p.m. Don't miss this wonderful band, its the same one we had last year.

Then on Sunday, August 30, we will have our annual Anniversary Dinner starting at 12:00 oclock ad delicious charcoal broiled chicken and all the good trimmings will be served in the afternoon, starting at 3:00 p.m., a program by some of the Youth from our lodge and a great speaker will be available. In the evening more good food and dance starting at 8:00 p.m. featuring the popular Wesley (Gus) Herzari orchestra.

So mark these dates on your calendar and make pins now to attend, also invite your friends and neighbors for

Wednesday, August 12, 1959 this big weekend in August.

We will also have our regular monthly business meeting the third Sunday in August, which is August 16, The meeting will begin at 4:00 o'clock and after the meeting, food will be available before the games and our "Family Night" fun night. Do try to be present either at the meeting or at least come to the Family Night and games afterwards. We will deeply appreciate your support and your presence.

Don't forget the Special Dance Friday night, August 14; and our annual Annivg sary Celebration Saturday night August 30 and Sunday, August 31. Your loyal support will be greatly appreciated.

Fraternally, The Entertainment Committee • et. • ( LODGE POKROK SWEET HOME NO. 63 Dear Members: This is to inform you that our next regular meeting will be held Sunday, August 16 at 2 p.m. followed by a social.

The sisters are asked to bring whatever goodies they wish for lunch and the driks will be taken care of. Don't forget the date August 16 and we will be looking for you.

Fraternally yours, Felix Jurica, Secty. ) • 46 • ( TO OUR DIME BOX FRIENDS Fort Worth, Texas Dear Brother Hosek and Vestnik Readers Just thought I'd drop you a little note about our nice visit down to Lodge 13, in Dime Box. You see I kas born in Dime Box in 1913 and although we left there when I was quite young I have always loved to go back at different intervals to visit.

W e saw in the Vestnik where there was going to be a dance and barbecue the 25th of July, so we got there early in the afternoon and visited old friends including Mr. Chas. Kocurek the banker, Mr. Koval', Mr. IVIatajcek, Mr. Kuchera in Old Dime Box. Brother Hosek, I have never seen such a gathering of nice people in my whole life. Music was furnished by Emil Bartos of Moulton. They came in about 3 o'clock and immediately mounted the little bandstand in the yard and began to play. As time goes on the crowd , became larger and larger. We left about 1 o'clock and it seemed, we were the only ones that left. We stayed all right with friends. The sheriff of Lee County, Mr. Vernon Goodson, sat with us along with a banker from Gk.:Wings. They had an enormous barbecue and sold it hunkstyle. They would just cut off a piece and weigh it and give you scale bread. They sold out of barbecue early in the night

Wednesday, August 12, 1959 and had to feed Klobase and sausages from Manas and Son in Caldwell, of course they had plenty of that good old Shiner pivo. I am always kidding Tony that he has really never lived until he has the fun of going down to Dime Box to one of their gatherings. Their next big dance is the day before Labor Day. Each time we get the Vestnik I always scan through, to see if any members names in the news are from Dime Box and I am dissappointed sometimes. Our farm was in Old Dime Box which is about 3 miles from the present Dime Box. My father was T. W. Matthews. My mother was Flora Dalrymple and we still have a big farm there on String Prairie And Uncle John Dalrymple is well known around those parts. A Czech, family named lialigura was very well known too in the early days.

Everyone around Lee County remembers my Uncle Frank and Vernon Dalrymple.

We were interested to see the crops around Dime Box and they are fine — I can't remember when I have seen such fine corn and grain. At one time we had 300 acres of cotton, a gin, a store, a school and a church for the colored on our farm. We had many friends around the country and in Giddings. There are so many fine people over there.

We plan to go down to their celebration the day before Labor Day. I suppose it will be noted in your paper.

In closing, please remember us to Mrs. Hosek. We had a wonderful time and if you please, you can mention our stay in Dime Box as we really did enjoy it.

Sincerely, Buel Matthews 2108 Westchester Dr. Fort Worth, Texas 9 41. • a SPECIAL NOTICE TO ALL MEMBERS OF' LODGE TYRS NO. 80 HOLLAND, TEXAS I was present at Lodge No. 80 Regular meeting Sunday August 2nd. The members present voted to participate in the District No. 2 Queen's contest. To be sure that it would be fair to everyone, they decided to have a Special Call Meeting.

This meeting will be held Sunday August 16 at 2 p.m. — Refreshments will be served.

The purpose of this meeting is to have all of the eligible young ladies of the lodge be present and the members of the lodge will then choose one of them to represent the lodge as Princess.

To be eligible, the member must be 14 to 18 years old. She must ba a member of the lodge and willing to get out and work to get new members for the

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lodge, (or sell additional insurance to those who are already members).

It is up to every one of you to make this meeting, as it means a lot for you to choose a Princess that will help your Lodge Grow! That is the whole purpose of this contest.

Brother Joe Belicek is making this announcement in Czech. He asked tae to make it in English, as he is a very busy man now. If nothing unforseen comes up I will also be present at this call meeting, to explain anything that you may want to know.

Looking forward to seeing you there, Fraternally yours, Ben V. Mikolaj, Dist. No. 2 Organizer ) • 4„, • (

4111C.nrzas LODGE NO. 84 DALLAS, TEXAS Dear Readers, Last Thunrsday, July 30, we played Continental Engraving and lost by a score of 4 to 2. Grady Garrett pitched a very good game allowing 4 hits, struckout 8 batters, walked none and allowed only one earned run. Wilbur Munger caught a very good game.

Leading hitters were Raymond Smith with one hit and a sacrifice, Don Hanks with a double and a walk, Glen Kirk, one hit, Wilbur Munger, one hit, Frank Mach III, two sacrifices hits and a walk, and Grady Garrett a walk. We had plenty of runners on base but we just didn't drive them in for the winning runs.

After the game, all of the ball players and families plus all cf our fans at the game were all invited to the Jerome Rejcek home for a "Hot Dog Party in their spacious back yard. The party was sponsored by the softboll team and we furnished all of the trimmings and the drinks.

There were approximately 80 people present, both adults and children and everyone present seemed to have enjoyed themselves as there was plenty of food and drinks for all. It was really nice to see all of the group of-young

na 19 people get together and get better acquainted, this we need a lot more of, to get people together, on some mutual ground and to share some mutual interests. We, the softball team directors and Committee sincerely hope that everyone enjoyeal, the party as you all seemed to We are already thinking about one for next year, as we tiiHyed ourselves and the fact that the party was a social success. It was nice getting together, wasn't it?

We wish to extend our thanks to Mr. and Mrs, Jerome Itc,jcek for letting us have the party in their back yard and for all your trouble and preparations, it was a beautiful setting and your help and thoughtfulness will always be deeply appreciated by the softball team. Our thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Willie J. Ondrusek for bringing out the wieners and tile chili, they were really 1u,elieiaus. Also our thanks to everyone who may have helped in any way, it is through all our combined efforts that made this party possible, so I will not mention anyotle else by narte., would take a lot of space, but thanks again to al) who contributed in any way.

Friday night, July 31, we played the perenial City Champs, Browne Window and lost by a score of 5 to 0, Actually, we didn't look too bad and everyone played good ball except for three errors which resulted in 3 unearned runs in that one bad inning we always have. Grady Garrett was again good on the mo u nd for us and he pitched very good ball allowing 7 hits, 4 'walks and struck out 6 batters. Wilbur Munger caught this game and turned in another outstanding performance. There we,re no leading hitters as Weldon Haney, Browne Window's pitcher held us hitless as lie wa.; again in fine form. This was the first game of a double header as the game with Browne Window was one of our makeup rained out games. In the second game we played the Lutheran All-Stars and just gave them the game 8-3. First of all most of the players were just plain tired as it was an awful dry, humid evening and the mesquitoes were bigge • and biting harder than ever, may sound like I'm aliming, but this is the truth. Also, we had the misfortune of one of our players getting hurt and his having to go to the hospital for a few stitches. It didn't seen; like a very large cut, but several stitches were rcoidred to mend Frank Mach III, who incidontly is feeling fine, and his absence was sorely missed in the second ,game aS he was hurt in the first inning, The batteries for the game were Wes Jaska pitching and Frank Mach III and Allen

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Leading hitters were Albin (13ina) Vrana with one hit, Glen Kirk walked, Ted Dusek walked, Allen Dunn had two two walks, Jody Rejcek a walk and Don Hanks a walk. There again, we had plenty of runners on base but we simply didn't get any hits and you just can't win games without some hits and runs.

After the game a group of the players and some of the fans got together for an enjoyable visit.

Moliday nigiht, August 3, we were scheduled to play McCord Music at 7:30 p.m. and Browne Window at 8:45 p.m Both teams failed to show up and we won both games by forfeit, by scores of 7-0. Thus we wound up with 7 wins and 2 losses in our Friday night League, thereby preserving our winning of this league and clinching two trophies for our team this season. Thus, one more makeup game remains on the schedule, one with McCord Music and it may be played later this week, we will have to wait and see.

On Wednesday night, August 5, all managers of League Champions had a Meeting and drew for opponents for the playoffs which started Sunday night August 9. We will play either Sunday of Monday night, depending on which bracket we will be in. We sincerely hope all our followers, our good brothers and sisters and friends will lend us their support in the playoffs, we will be looking for you at the games.

Thus, a most enjoyable and fruitful season is about to come to an end and we can truthfully say, it has been a lot of fun for all of us.

Fraternally yours, Ben Jarma, Team Mgr. Lodge Pokrok No, 84, Dallas --) • 4 •

Important Notice Fayetteville, Texas Members of Lodge No. 1, at Fayetteville, Texas are hereby notified that our Brother Emil Zapalac, who has held the office of financial secretary for our lodge for over 40 years, has died suddenly, July 8th. Our lodge has appointed Brother Edwin F. Kubena, of Fayetteville, Texas to fill the position of financial secretary. Those of you who may be in arrears in your payments, kindly contact Brother Edwin F. Kubena and in the future pay your dues or mail them in to Brother Kubena.

P. P. Baron, Secretary ) • 47. • ( Grand opening of the new Sokol Hall and also of SPJST Lodge 130, Jaro, will he held Sept. 12, and Sept. 13, at Dallas.

Watch for detailed Program.

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Women's Nook Dear Members, Especially of Dist. I, I hope that all lodges of this district have chosen their princesses and are on the ball towards winning the queen honor. The contest is on but it Is not too late, if you haven't chosen a princess you still may do so.

All you girls that have been chosen please mail a picture of yourselves and a brief write up of your family to our ,.=a,reet editor so that ha can print it in the Vestnik.

The princesses are required to wear semi-formals for the final selection of the queen. Their escorts should wear suits any color that they may have will do. This will take place at our fall district meeting at Snook.

I am proud of the Snook Lodge for their having organized their youth club and had a nice attendance of 15 members right off the start. I had the honor of being present for this first meeting.

Good luck to your youth club and if you need my help at any time please call.

Very truly yours, Mrs. Lillie Matejka Youth Director Dist. I 1• •( FROM DISTRICT FOUR, LUBBOCK Dear Readers, As you all know by now our District No. 4 meeting will be held at Lubbock Lodge No. 157 being the host. We are extending an invitation to all our friends, fellow members from all other lodges and districts and officers of our Supreme Lodge and you Brother Editor and your wife.

I am sure our district youth director will come up with some good youth program. Our meeting will start at 1:45 p.m.

Lunch will be served at 12:00 noon consisting of Beef Barbecue with all the trimmings and Czech Pastry for dessert.

Place of meting is at the VFW Hall 34th St. Ave. N. at Lubbock. It's very easy to find as all the Highways run into 34th St. So please remember our District Four Meeting at Lubbock Lodge 157, August e .

Wednesday, August 12, 1959 All the avenues run in alphabatic order. It is a white, flat building with lots of rooms and air conditioned throughout and plenty of parking place around it.

We hope that we will have a large attreinedatance from every Lod ge of our District.

Fraternally yours, Mrs. Ernest Kristinek Rt. 1, Box 181, Lubbock. Tex. ) • 4 • WACO SPJST LODGE NO. 66 Dear Brothers and Sisters: The Festivities on the regular meeting day of SPJST Lodge No. 66, Waco began at 1:00 p.m. on Sunday, August 2, with a delicious barbecue dinner given by the Lodge. The event was held at Linjden Hall and it is estimated that over two hundred members and friends were in attendance. We were happy to introduce the visitors along with all the new members attending for the first time. We encourage you to visit our Lodg e often and to attend all meetings regurarly.

Special recognition was given to Brother John Losak, Brother Frank Chamrad and te Brother and Sister William Kudelka, members of long standing. 4 round of applause was sounded as Brother Ed Mazanec pointed out their proud and faithful membership in the SPJST for these many years.

Secretary Brother Anton Mazanec announced that Linden Hall was dedicated four years ago, in August 1955; that with lots of hard work, and members working together, a big job had been accomplished. At the present time Waco Lodge No. 66 has over three hundred members in good standing — a rapid growth since 1953 when the membership stood at thirty-seven.

Congratulations to Brother and Sister Wm. Kudelka on their celebration of their Golden Wedding Anniversary. May you enjoy good health and happiness for many more years to come.

We were sorry to learn that Sister Mary Calvery has had a serious operation and was confined to Hillcrest Hospital in Waco. You have our best wishes for a speedy recovery.

The Teen Age Princess Dance of Lodge 66 held Sunday, July 26 was very successful. Each Princess is to be complimented for her efforts toward making it so. Princess Hattie, of the House of Matus, and her escort, Leo Rejcek, were crowned Queen and King of Lodge 66 in an appropriate ceremony.

Birthday Club Members honored included Sister Rose Ann Washburn, Jeannie Mazanec, Filipino Bartos, Zephyr Faye Spence, Annie Soukup, Marie Cer-

Wednesday, August 12, 1959 venka and Stacy Kazda; also Brothers W. A. Zebro, Christopher Otto Spence, Frank Miller, Monroe Janke and Willie Supak.

There will not be a dance at Linden Hall on Sunday, September 27th after the District III Meeting, as has been originally voted on by the Lodge. The dance was cancelled after it was learned that St. Martin's Church in Tours was having a picnic and dance that date.

The next regular meeting of Lodge 66 will be held on Sunday, Sept. 6, 1959 at 2:30 pm. at Linden Hall in Elm Mott.

Members, be sure to be present.

Fraternally yours, Emma Ceska Lodge No. 66 Waco • •( LODGE POKROK DALLAS NO. 84 Dear Members and Friends, Once again we wish to remind all of you of the special dance to be held at our lodge on Friday, August 14, from 8 till 12. The music will be provided by the Eddie Skeets Orchestra from Bigelow, Minnesota. The admission will be $1.25 a person. Hope everyone can make this dance as this will be a one-night stand only for this orchestra.

On Sunday, August 16, we will, as usual, have our regular monthly business meeting followed by Family Night.

So do try to attend.

The anniversary of our lodge will be celebration two entertaining dates.

The first — Saturday, August 29, there will be a dance beginning at 8:30 until 12:30 with Chuck Perkins and his Bavarian Playboys of Dallas furnishing the music.

The next day, Sunday, August 30, starting at 12 noon, a delicious dinner will be served. This is the menu, at $1.25 •a plate: 1/2 charcoal broiled chicken, mashed potatoes, giblet gravy with vegetables, hot rolls, coffee or tea and pastry. There will also be available ham or klobasi.

After dinner, about 3:00 o'clock, there will be a guest speaker introduced and following that a program presented by our youth.

• Sunday evening from 8 till 12, there will be another dance, this time the music furnished by Wesley (Gus) Herzan and his orchestra.

Also, on Sunday the Teen-Age Club will be in charge of the raffle. So, anyone interested in buying tickets, just see one of our teen-agers. This raffle is their project for the celebration of which all proceeds go to the Mother Lodge.

For the youngsters, there will be a fish pond so they can fish for little prizes.

There will be a booth featuring differ-

V)mS T N j K — WEST, TEXAS ent kinds of hand work, pot flowers, and bakery goods. So we are asking you ladies to bring something for the booth, either some handwork, pot flowers or bake goods, such as kolaches, cakes, cookies, strudel, etc. In charge of this booth are Sisters Fannie Konakovsky and Frances Baleja. In case more information is needed, call either of these sisters or bring your item for this booth directly to the hall. Also put a price tag on the article you bring. By the way, if any of you men would like to make an item, such as what-not, etc., feel free to do so. We hope to have many articles for sale, so we're counting on each of you. It will all be greatly appreciated.

Another thing, we will need some pastries for serving at dinner, so all you cooks can start thinking what delicious item to bring.

We hope all our members will attend this great event in our lodge and a cordial invitation is extended to neighboring lodges as well as all our friends. There will be something of interest for all ages, so make plans now to attend.

Hoping to see each of you at our celebration.

Fraternally, Francee Baleja.

Helen Pokladnik ) • 41. • HOUSTON SPJST NO. 88 Dear Readers, Our Barbecue Saturday August 1 was very good, and we sold out very fast, we have Mr. Drawe to thank, he made the barbecue .

We also want to thank Mrs. Joe Skrabanek for helping in the kitchen and Mary Jackson for giving us those good pickles. We want to thank all of you people that came out, we hope you had a good time.

We will have another Barbecue Dinner in September so watch for the date in the Vestni/e.

Mary Tilich Entertainment Committee LODGE NO. 47 SEATON, TEXAS Dear Editor and Readers, Our last meeting was held on August 4th with fair attendance. A moment of silence in memory of a deceased member, Brother Charles J. Stefka, was held — May this brother rest in eternal peace.

Our sincerest sympathy to the bereaved family.

Brother Charles Navratil, District Director, was a visitor and spoke about the Rest Home. Then near the end of the meeting, Brother Steve Valcik came in and spoke briefly about their trip to

Strana 21 Europe. After the meeting, Sister Valcik and another family, the Karlas family, formerly of Czechoslovakia, came to visit with us in the hall, before departing.

Sister Rosie Chlapek, my grandmother, was the only one reported on the sick list. We hope her mealth improves.

Other business was that we voted to hold our October meeting on Saturday, October 3rd at 7:30 p.m. because some members wish to attend the District I Meeting at Snook on October 4th. Ma y kind of, party aft--bewcanhvesom er th e meeting. I'll have another reminder of this change in my next report.

Sister Clara Hell reminded all present to attend the youth meeting at Camp Tahuaya near Belton on August 30th. You all keep this date in mind and come and enjoy yours-elvea.

The District II Queen Contest started on August 1st and the organizers will be looking for prospects to help their representative win. Help out your organizer and your princess.

Youngsters,- you had better start to work on your handicraft for display at the youth achievement day, in coitilinction with the queen contest in October.

Brother Editor, will you please announce a dance for us in the SPJST calendar in both sections of the Vestnik.

This dance will be held on Saturday, August 15 at Seaton Star Hall. The popular Lee use Orchestra of La Grange will be providing their good music.

Everyone is cordially invited to come out and enjoy themselves. This 'dance had been booked by Brother Haisler, the former manager. Thank you Brother Hosek, in advance.

Hope to see most of you at Star Hall on August 15th at our dance, at CarrIP Tahuaya on August 30th and at our next regular meeting on September 6th at 2:00 pm.

Fraternally, Mrs. Jerry Pechal )• a, • FROM DIST. 7 — CORPUS CHRISTI In a special called meeting of the officers of District 7 it was agreed and passed that any lodge that wishes to help raise the District Youth Club Fund may do ,V,C) by setting up a booth of their choice, sell chances or articles or auct, ion items at the next District meeting which will be held in Corpus Christi, Percentage of net proceeds can be divided as each individual lodge requests. An net proceeds will be appreciated and will be used accordingly. Please give this your thought anclt let's all work for WS Fund.

Fraternally, Mrs. Billy Jurica

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VtST K — WEST, TEXAS MY CANDIDATE AND HER ESCORT by everyone, regardless of age. Of course the bread winner as the head, of the For these two young people I wish to family needs the most. We have a gain enough points so they may win choice that will fit any pocketbook. Just first place at their home lodge Pokrok let us talk to you.

Houston No. 88. This would mean they I again appeal to the family and the — - young couple's friends to help us in this contest. You may call UN 24392 after 6 p.m. and I will be glad to make an ap pointment with you, for day tirrie or in the evening. We will appreciate any help we may get. Thanks, and let us hear from you.

Yours Fraternally, Prances Olexa, Organizer, Lodge No. 88 )• •( KOVAR, TEXAS Dear Brothers and Sisters: Our called Lodge meeting was pretty well attended, so we decided to have our Picnic on August 23. It will be an allday Picnic and it will give folks from far off a chance to attend it. We will try to give everyone a fine time.

There will be plenty of good things to eat such as: Fried chicken, sausage, stew and everything else that goes with it.

We hope our good sisters will be so kind and help us with this food as they have in the past years. We shall also need help in serving the tables and MARY HELEN SUSTALA we would welcome you younger sisters would be in line to compete within dis- assistance on this part of the picnic. trict No. 5 lodges to try to win first There shall also be games played so place as queen and king in district No. if any of you folks have anything you 5. want to donate to the games it will be The only way possible to continue in most welcumed. Another thing — there this contest, means to gain the most is always 'a shortage of bowls and platpoints in this very short time. From July ters for the meats, pitchers for tea, wa15 to August 31 and the fact is we have ter etc., so we would appreciate the loan of these things from our wonderful only a couple of weeks time. sisterhood. Coffee will also be served. We To obtain these points we must sell would like to have some kolaches, struour insurance. The product we have to del, cakes, pies and anything -- just offer is excellent. Protection is needed anything in the baked goods will be a big help. Thanks for your help.

So everyone, mark it on your calendar — August 23rd-- All Day with a dance that night! You all come!

I hope the Editor and his wife shall be able to come. Also the officers from the Supreme Lodge- we are always very glad to see you come.

You are all invited to spend an enjoyable day with us, you will be welcomed, so DO plan to come!

We shall be expecting you!

Fraternally, Your Reporter Lillie F.vicie • •(

FRED CHARLES BUM

Wednesday, August 12, 1959

YOUTH CLUB SNOOK YOUTH CLUB Being that I was elected as Youth Director of Snook Lodge No. 9 I wish to announce that we have organized a youth club of fifteen members, which are as follows: Betty Hubenak, Pres.

Birdy Rubach, vice Pres.

Margaret Janoc, Secrtary Betty Vajdak, Treasurer Joann Jakubik, Reporter Annette Orsak, Alice Faye Lawrence and Barbara Janoc as a refreshment Committe, Lenora Valenta, Bernice Jakubik, Frank Orsak, William Skopik, Lynda Jakubik, Janice Victarick, Elaine Iakubik and Larry Kovar. Mrs. Matejka Our District Youth Director of Bryan was also present. The next meeting will be held on August 14th.

Sincerely yours, Mrs. 011ie Jakubik ) • ih • (Attention Organizers, Lodge Officers, And Members of District V: Enclosed you will find rules and regulations covering the operation plan of our Fall District Organizers Queen and King Contest that is "kicking off" July 15th of this, year.

The duration of the entire contest is three months ending October 15, 1959 and is divided into two-half periods.

The first half will be called the "interlodge contest" that will decide the winning Princess and her Prince who will Qualify as candidates for District V Queen and King Contest. The first half closes August 31st.

Every organizer is qualified and should sponsor a Princess and her Prince to enter into the, first half "inter-lodge Grand opening of the new Sokol Hall contest", and the Princess receiving the and also of SPJST Lodge 130, Jaro, will greatest amount of points will be the be held Sept. 12, and Sept. 13, at Dallas. winner of her own lodge. The winning Watch for detailed Program.

Princesses points will be counted Into

Wednesday, August 12, 1959 the second half of the District V contest. Points gained' by the loosers in the first half will not be counted nor can be credited to the winning princess for the final half of the District V contest.

The purpose of dividing this contest into these two periods is to give every local organizer of our District the same chance of winning in the District, regardless of the size of lodge represented.

It simply means that the winning Princess and her chosen Prince will be the ones sponsored by the Organizers procuring the greatest amount of 'insurance and new membership. Naturally the organizer, Princess, and Prinde team that is successful in obtaining the greatest amount of insurance and new membership will be the winners.

We sincerely hope that all you organizers and members of our District will get behind this contest and get started at once. Line up your Princesses and their chosen Princes before July 15th, if at all possible. This will not only i ncrease in membership but create new interest and activity among our youth.

If any further information is desired, please contact any undersigned committee member or Frank Olexa, District President; or J. M. Skrabanek, District V Organizer.

Fraternally yours, Queen and King Contest Committee • • EAST BERNARD, TEXAS To All Members of District No. 6 Announcing the Queen ConteQt Dear Sisters and Brothers: We wish to urge all lodges in District 6 to select a princess to represent them in the contest for the queen of District No. 6. Your lodge is eligible to enter the contest even if you - don't have an active Youth Club. We believe that entering this contest will encourage interest among the youth and possibly be able to organize a Youth Club from the results you will achieve.

The requirements to qualify for a princess are as follows: 1. She must be 14 to 18 years of age (inclusive) 2. She must bo a member of the lodge the represents 3. Her escort must also be a member of her lodge.

Contest to start August 1 and end Oct, 12th. All applicatiins dated August 1st and postmarked not later than Oct. 12th will be counted ins the contest.

The crowning of the queen will be held in our fall District meeting which will be held October 25th in Taiton, Tex. Points will be awarded as follows: 1. One point for each $100 of insurance

VESTN K WEST, TEXAS Strana 23 sold by organizers of her lodge. preme Lodge, Box 400, Temple, Texas.

2. Four points for each new member Fraternally yours, secured Mrs. Frances Brdlecka Youth Director of District 6 3. Two points member buys addi• tional insurance 4. Ten points for each member sec- TO THE YOUTH AND YOUTH LEADERS OF DISTRICT 4 ured by the princess.

This is to remind you, that I would The points will be awarded to the princess of the lodge which the organ- ike to have each Lodge of our District izer of her lodge is representing regard- 4 and its youth represented with at less of what lodge the applicant may east one member at our District Meeting and Program, to be held at our Lubchoose to belong. beck Lodge 157, August the 23rd. So the Please give this your kind Considera- Youth Leaders of each Lodge should tion and your coperation will be greatly plan with their Youth what they would appreciated. Should you need further like to present, songs, play an instruinformation, please write or to our ment or what else you are good at.

So let's all work together to have a Vice-President, Joe B. Hejny at the Su-

We are pleased to prest, 1;, to you our fine young Sis:.er, Miss Hattie MMus now Queen. of 'Waco's Linden Hall for 1959-60 with her handsome escort, Brother Rejcek.

This celebration and all the festivi-

ties of her Coronation were impressive and will be long remembered. We thank our Lodge 66, all its members, for their efforts in behalf of our Brotherhood.

Let's all keep on working with our Youth in harmony for a greater SP3ST.

Strana good program this year at your District Meeting.

Let we hear from you as time is getting short.

Fraternally, Mrs. Ed. Haisler Rt. 1, Seymour, Texas • 4, • LODGE 56 CORPUS CHRISTI Dear Vestnik Readers, In our drillings on Friday we had discussed about going swimming and we have been twice with our leader, Mrs. Jim Kucera. Both of those times we have enjoyed ourselves. I didn't get to go the first time but what I heard they must have had fun. But I got to go the second time. Not very many people went but the ones that did get to go enjoyed their selves very much.

We are hoping to go other places like skating or horseback riding.

So we hope more pupils will also come on Friday so they can enjoy the fun with us.

The things we have been drilling on are: the horse, rings, broad jumping, and many others.

The games we have been playing are: fisherman, one Dee or two Dee, Keep away, and others. In our drillings we have had a good attendance even though we don't get any points. The ones that haven't been coming should come because we know they will have fun.

So we hope all of you in SPJST will attend our Friday night drillings.

Youth Club President Virginia Hermis ) • 4 • ( TO ALL MEMBERS OF DISTRICT '7 "Announcing the Queen Contest" San Antonio, Texas Dear Sisters and Brothers: I wish to urge all Lodges in District 7 to select a princess to represent them in the contest for the queen of District 7; your Lodge is eligible to enter the contest even if you Tic) not have an active Youth Club. I believe that by entering this contest you will encourage interest among your Youth and possibly even be able to organize a Youth Club from the results you will achieve.

The requirements to qualify for a princess are as follows: 1. She must be 14 to 18 years of age (inclusive).

2. Must be a member of Lodge she represents.

3. Her escort must also be a member of her Lodge.

Contest to start July 1st, and end September 12th, all applications dated July 1st and all postmarked not later then September 12th, will be counted in the. Contest.

V t TN1K— MIT, TEXAS The crowning of the queen will be held in our fall District meeting which will be held September 20th at Corpus Christi, Texas.

Points will be awarded as follows: 1. One point for each $100.00 of insurance sold by organizer of her Lodge.

2. Two points if member buys additional insurance.

3. Four points for each new member secured.

4. Ten points for each member secured by the princess.

The points will be awarded to the princess of the Lodge which the organizer of her Lodge is representing, regardless of what Lodge the applicant may choose to belong.

Please give this your kind consideration, your cooperation will be greatly appreciated. Should you need further information, please write me or to our Vice-President, Joe B. HeinST, at the Supreme Lodge.

Marcella M. Kleprlik Youth Director of District 7 ) •4•( FORT WORTH SOKOL YOUTH The Fort Worth Sokol team came up with a big 6-run surge in the sixth inning Sunday to defeat Carswell Air Force Base, 8-0. Our sensational right fielder George Tesar knocked two homeruns and four singles. Bobby McMullin was the winning pitcher and Jack Rush was the looser.

Reubin D. Jenkins ) • •T• ° THANK YOU FROM LODGE 84 YOUTH The Teen-Age Division of Lodge No. 84 is constantly thanking someone for various reasons. Our sincere thanks has been given to our Mother Lodge, who has so thoughtfully "looked after us" and to the many parents who have so, generously lent a helping hand to us so many times. We have been and always will be indebted to countless numbers of adults who show their interest in us.

Much credit has been given to our Youth Director, Mrs. Bessie Petr. True, she has done quite a bit for our TeenAge Division. However, there is someone else who has done and is doing her share to make our teen-ago members happy.

That person is our able Assistant Youth Director, Mrs. Carlene Ondrusek. Mrs. Or drusek has sacrificed a good deal of her time to be n r esent at our teen-age activities. She is consistently offering her assistance to everyone. It would not be fair if no mention was given to Mrs. Ondrusek for her greatly appreciated help.

Lodge 84's Teen-Age Division can be justly proud of its fin3 Assistant Youth Director. With Mrs. Peter's leadership

Wednesday, .August 12, 1959 and Mrs. Ondrusek's assistant leadership we can be sure to succeed in everything.

To Mrs. Ondrusek we say: "Thanks You." Respectfully submitted, in behalf of the Teen-Age Division, Jerry Ann Urban Secretary-Reporter ( ) • •i• TEENAGE DIVISION OF LODGE Na 84 Dallas, Texas Dear Readers, On Sunday, August 9, the Teenage Division of Lodge No. 84 held its Annual Princess Banquet. At this banquet, the meal was followed by speeches and the announcing of the Princesses for the coming year of 1959-60. •The Present Qneen as all of you readers know is Juanita A. Janousek. The girls running for the title this year are as follows: Miss Agnes Ann Hetmer; Miss Karen Koncak; Miss Carole A. Nemec; Miss Nodya Itejcek; Miss Jerry Ann Urban.

This ninth day of August marked the official beginning of the annual Queen Contest which will last six weeks. All of these girls and their escorts, which will be chasen shortly, will be working to obtain the highest number of points.

The following are their means: selling Admission Tickets, selling. Drawing Tickets, Collecting Donations, selling insurance policies, and last but by all means not least is getting votes at one-cent each. In the past years the contest and anniversary dance has proved of great success and we are sure that this year will be no exception.

The Crowning of the new queen will take place at our club's "Third Anniversary Dance" on Saturday, Sept. 26, 1959. It will start at eight in the evening, the crowning cereiriony will begin at 10:00 p.m. At this time our Queen Juanita will crown our new queen, and our present King, James A. Mandak, will hand over the scepter to the new king.

All of the membership can whole heartedly agree that our present King and Queen, James A. Mandak and Juanita Janousek, have done an excellent job of representing our club and our Mother Lodge as well.

Soon you readers will be hearing from one lovely princess or their escorts asking, you for support. Please, please help them. It is due to you that we are successful. You are the ones that have made our SPJST stand, out through our activities.

Everyone knows that activities can not go with out financial support of our fellow brothers and sisters. Our profits have not stayed just in our club. As you

Wednesday, August 12, 1959 know we have contributed greatly to our Mother Lodge as well as the Rest Home and other SPJST benefits. Now, we are asking for your help and support. Don't let us down by refusing one of our Princesses. They will be helping you indirectly.

Before I close I wish to urge all of you and your friends to come to our "Third Anniversary Dance" Saturday, Sept. 26; 8 to 12 p.m. at 2625 Floyd St. Dallas; with music by the popular Ed. Faraizl Orchestra. Donation is $1.00 and there will be two lovely door prizes, which you will hear about in a later issue. But for now, just make plans to attend and witness this beautiful affair.

Fraternally yours, James J Janousek Entertainment Chairman ) • .4 • ( LODGE 66 WACO, TEXAS Dear Readers, I would like to announce our Back to School Rock n` Roll Dance to be held August 30, 1959 at Linden. Hall.

Music will be furnished by the Rhythm Rockers. The band features Eddie and Billy Young, electric guitar, Randy Hudgens, piano, and Mike Sharp, drums.

Admission will be 50e per person.

Everyone is invited to come. Mom and Pop! be sure to make plans to come out with the kids. Music begins at 8:00 p.m. and lasts until 11:30 p.m.

Hope to see you there.

Fraternally yours, La Nelle Ceska Teenage Reporter 4 • • LODGE 84 TEEN-AGE DIVISION Dear Brothers and Sisters, During the weekend of July 31 through August 2, our teen-age division stayed at Seybold Guest Ranch in. Mineral Wells, Texas.

Late Friday afternoon several carloads of luggage and teen-agers left from our hall on route to the ranch., During, our stay at the Guest ,Ranch we enjoyed true Western hospitality and a 'very Western surrounding. Most of our titre was spent in the recreation building where all sorts of indoor games could be played.

The large swimming pool, of course, was our favorite spot. Horseback riding and tennis were also fun sources. Many of us dared to climb one of the nearby mountains and some made a hike down to the Brazos River which flows behind the ranch.

Sunday morning we attended Mass in a small but lovely church in town. Then we returned and had a very delicious breakfast.. (All meals were very good.)

After a tempting supper, we left the

VAS TNIK— WEST, =CAS ranch to return to our homes. However, when we reached Lodge 84's hall, a surprise birthday party was held for one of our teen-age members.

We had a marvelous time at Seybold's this year. Plans are already being made for our next year's trip.

We are very grateful to our Youth Director, Mrs. Petr and her husband, to our Assistant Director, Mrs. Ondrusek and her husband, and to Mrs. Adanaeik for chaperoning our weekend stay. We enjoyed your company tremendously.

We are also grateful to the teen-agers themselves. Their cooperation and good behavior' made the trip a good and happy one.

With best regards to all, I am, Jerry Ann Urban Secretary-Reportei ) • i • CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS Dear Readers, At present there isn't much going on The weather is hot, therefore we go swimming to Cuddahy Pool often.

Since the Queen Contest is in effect I have gotten five children to take out insurance in the SPJST. Out of this number four are members of the Youth Club. I am very glad that their parents (also Members of our SPJST) have decided to have their children insured in this fine fraternal organization.

Fraternally yours, Dorothy Jurica, princess Z • i • SPJST' LODGE NO. 66 'WACO Dear Readers, The meeting of the Youth Club was held August 2, preceding the Mother Lodge's meeting.

A committee of three was appointed to work with the officers of the Youth Club to plan a swimming party and a paid dance. These activities are to be held this month.

After the Youth Meeting adjourned we all joined the Mother Lodge at their meeting.

During the meeting the Queen of Lodge 66 and her court were presented to the members of the Lodge. The Court, from Queen to Duchess are 'Queen Hat tie Matus, Princess La Nelle Ceska, Princess Norma Traywick, Princess Mary Sue Moore and. Duchess Helen Kolenovsky.

I would like to congratulate our Queen Hattie Matus and King Leo R.ejcek. I would like to thank our lodge for the beautiful compact which I received as Princess. I enjoyed being Princess very much as did all the others I am sure.

Thank you again!

After the Mother Lodge's meeting we played ping-pong on our new tables.

Then many of us went to Cottonwood

Strana 25 Lodge No. 6 to attend their annual picnic' and dance.

The Queen and King of District III Janie Hubik and Jerry Janek opened the dance with a special number played for them. I must say they were as beautiful and handsome this night as they were in Dallas the night they were crowned. Congratulations to you and your lodge for winning this tiLie. Bye for now!

Fraternally yours, La Nell Ceska Lodge 66 Waco • et.

CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS Dear Readers, On July '2,6th, a group of Sokol and Youth Club members and their parents went to Padre Island. We fished (I caught the most fish). did some swimming, and just took it easy. Everyone enjoyed themselves.

On july 24th, we had 16 of our members present at the drilling and game night. We all enjoyed it.

Your secretary, Sam Roy Peal •( SPJST LODGE NO. 66 WACO Dear Readers, Here I am again to tell you about what's happening around here. On Sunday, August 2, the Mother Lodge had their meeting. The rnembers were all invited for a free dinner consisting of barbecue and trimmings. It was all very delicious. After we ate the youth held their meeting and we talked about having a swimming party and later a Teenage Rock n' Roll Dance. A committee was elected to discuss details for the parties. W'e are not sure of the dates but will find out later this week. Our meeting adjourned and we gathered around for the Mother Lodee meeting.

We asked the consent of the lodge on having these parties, and they said they would be very happy to support us on both.

Latem, Mrs. Parma announced the Qneen and Princesse in the places they took. We were all very happy to see all our visitors who took so much interest in all of us. The meeting having adjourned, most of the members left for Cottonwood to enjoy themselves. When we got there, we walked in to sit at their meeting. They announced Mrs. Parma as our Youth Director of Lodge No. '66. and applauded for her. You can thaagine how I felt and looked when the y announced me as 'Queen of No. 66. I never expected anything like that. I didn't even hear my name, so LaNelle poked me and I stockii while everyone applauded. After the meeting we played

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games and walked around to meet our friends. Then the crowd started corn- • ing in for the dance with the music furnished by Slim Heisler. The first dance was played for King Jerry Janek and Queen Jeanie Hubik of District III. They both looked very nice and everyone enjoyed themselves very much. I wish more of you could have come to Cottonwood. They really had a nice dance. Well, I must go now. Thank you.

Hattie Matus Teen Reporter 4, 0 LODGE NO. 39 BRYAN, TEXAS Dear SPJST Readers, At our last monthly meeting we had 20 members present and three adult visitors. We want to thank Miss 'Johnnie Ann Kristinek for the SPJST Youth News and we also want to thank. Mr. Joe B. Hejny for helping us out on the program of electing Youth Club Princesses.

At the meeting we decided on baying a "Clean Up Party" on the land that ewe are buying for our hall. As we were cleaning up, there was an accident, some one had struck a bees' nest. One of our boys got stung seven tin-Jes and one of the girls got stung once.

After the meeting we played games, danced, and then ate. I think we enjoyed eating the most.

I remain, Fraternally yours, Carol Ann Vytopil, Reporter 0 444,

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DALLAS LODGE NO. 81 YOUTH INTRODUCE PRINCFS;.;FS FOR COMING YEW The Teen-Age Division ,71: the Dallas Lodge 84, introduce tta , ir five newly' selected Princesses for the year 1959-60 to Pokrok's members, at their Banquet Meeting held!hundai. Aueust 9, at their spacious, air-conditioned Hall.

In the Contest for the till- and Crown of Pokrok's Queen, the lovely yea/1g ladies e re busily working for "points" which will give them this coveted position.

Their Cont. st ends 111 September with then annual Um onai ion Dance.

The Marathon Dance Champions were awarded the "traveling trophy" at the meeting of Pokrok's youth.

See your Vestnik for full details next week.

embers The Texas News In maming us clippings and reports from your local papers about happen. ings to our members in Tekas. pleaSe send them in immediately while they are "hot",' while they are News.

• • A campaign to build the membership in the Order of the Sons of Hermann in the state Of Texas above the 'K000' mark will be held throughout the state during August, September and October, it has been announced by Fritz Schilo of San Antonio, grand president. Special mom-. tary rewards will go to the members who successfully recommended men women; and children to the order.

• Shall we let up in our work? Cr do we feet like starting a fuss?

• • According to the latest report ' the Vsetiii CMB Church's annual picnic has been set fer Sunday, September 20th.

There will be the usual good eats and entertainment on the grounds.

• • Miss Barbara Jean Drav✓ e and Jerry Dvorak, Whose marriage took place , recently in St. John's Catholic Church in Fayetteville, are mating their home in Colunabus, where the groom is employed by the T(xes Highway De pt. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Drawe of Fayetteville, and he is the son of Mrs. MarY Dvorak' of Frelsbtirg.

A SPECIAL THANKS Dear Readers: I would like to take this onportunity to thank all the Youth Directors and Youth members for their letters of ap' preciation in regard to the SPJST Youth News. I certainly appreciate your letters of encouragement and I hope that I shall be able to continue this news bulletin.

It is not the publishing of the news that makes this bulletin a success but its you — the Youth and Adult Leaders your youth activities that help make it who so faithfully contribute news of possible.

Also a special thank you to Mr. Joe B. Hejny, Vice Pdesident of the Supreme Lodge for all his undivided help and co-operation.

With best wishes to all, I am Fraternally yours, Johnnie Ann Kristinek * c's FROM BUCKHOLTS LODGE NO. 15 The Membershi p of Lodge 15, is cordThe - .first bale of cotton of 1959 in ially invited to our Family Style Dinner Fort Bend County was ginned in Needand Lodge Meeting on Sunday, Aug. 16. ville at the A. Kubena Gin July 29th. It was raised by Willie Rehak of Guy on We hope to see all of you there.

=Wednesday, Aligust‘12o1959 the H. H. Steffen farm. The bale weighed 486 pounds and was sold to Lester Daily of Damon, local cotton buyer for 42 cents a pound. Last year on the same day Joe Kalinovsky of Guy had the first bale, Granger — Tony Merka, last year's Granger High stalwart guard and All Star choice is currently training at TCU in Fort Worth in preparation for the All Star Football Game. Merka will be on the South All Stars.

Attending the coaching school at Ft. Worth from Granger schools includes Lee Roy Hank, Granger High School's new coach, Percy Tidwell new assistant coach and Edward Michalik, Junior High coach.

• ♦ Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Hickman Jr. announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Miss Mary Elizabeth.

Hickman, to Charles Michael Heji, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edmond , 11. Hejl. The couple will be married at 8 p.m. Sept. in Evans Avenue Baptist Church.

Al reception will be given in Fellowship Hall: Miss Hickman was graduated from Paschal High School and is a senior at TWC. Her fiance was graduated fro r, Paschal and attended the University of Texas. He Is a junior at TCU. ♦ • Mrs. Vine Sales, 81, mother of J. L Zapalac of Rosenberg, passed , away sudd2nly at Bay City Wednesday morning, July 29. She had been in ill health for two years but had been able to be in church Sunday. She became ill suddenly and died before a doctor could arrive. She is survived by her husband and nine chilren and a large number of grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

The engagement of Miss Agnes Alice Drabek is announced by her mother, Mrs. Louis Drabek, Richmond, and the late Mr. Drabek, to Alton W. Sydow, son of Mr. and. Mrs. Gus A. Sydow of. Richmond. The wedding will take place in the Holy Rosary Catholic Church in Rosenberg.

• The annual barbecue and queen's contest of the Bell County farm burean was held - Thursday, Aug. 6, at the Seaton Star Hall. Oscar Grossman is president. .0 MtS. Veronica IVIarek of West hOs been recuperating at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Frank Veselka, following her release from Providence Hospital in Waco, Texas:

Wednesday, August f 7.939 The La Grange area's first bale of 1959 cotton — and ap parently Fayette County's first, was brought in Friday afternoon by Edward Kubecka, who farms on the McCollum farm near Plum. The bale was ginned at the Morgan gin at Plum, and weighed 446 pounds. It was purchased by Ehlers' Cotton Co. of La Grange for 32.5c per pound. Mr. Kubecka will also receive the $25 cash premium offered by the La Grange Chamber of Commerce to the grower of the first area cotton bale.

• • Elizabeth Sodek, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sodek, Rt. 4 Temple; Shirley Jungmann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Jungmann Rt. 2 Rogers; Paula Kasner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Kasner, Rt. 4 Temple; Carol Bakef, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Baker, Rt. 1 olland; Sondra Koonsen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Koonsen, Rt. 2, Holland were honored with a coke party Thursday morning and appeared on Clark Bolt's TV program at noon.

• • A china, chrystal and silver shower, honoreing Miss Georgia Mae Rainosek of Houston, bride-elect of Herman Popp Jr., also of Houston, was held Sunday afternoon at the Hostyn dining hall with approximately 50 guests present.

• • Midshiprnent Ernest "Bing" Kallus of the U. S. Naval acedemy, Annapolis, Mr. arrived in Hallettsville Thursday for his summer vacation. e • Granger — Miss Nancy Bryan, brideelect of Darwin Machu, was honored recently with a miscellaneous shower at the Brethren. Church recreational building.

• • John P. Trlica. of Granger has returned from Houston where he attended a meeting of the Slavonic Fire Insurance I Association of which he is state treasurer.

• • When Mr. Dawson assumes the presidency of Temple Junior College on Sept.

1, Johnny S. Payne will become the dean and Miss Hensley the school bursar.

Payne was formerly assistant deanregistrar, and Miss Henley secretary to the dean and registrar.

A secretary for the staff will be employed soon, Mr. Dawson said Wednesday.

Other faculty members are Rose Ann Barasher, librarian; Calvin C. Chervenka physics-engineering! N. E. Clark, art; Ethel Hadg, mathematics; James Parris, English; Jim Brown, athletic director; Mrs. Robert Marshall, director of music;

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Anne P. Newton, science; Caroline Sumniers, speech; Gracie Watson, business administration; 0. C. Wilks, social science; Earl Williams, social science; Velma Watson, chemistry.

CALVIN CHERVENKA Gus Calhoun is the superintendent of buildings and grounds. Mrs. 3. C. BunSaturday, August 15 tyn is the school dietitian with Mrs. Bess Hill assistant dietian.

Eddy Dybala orchestra — SPJST Pokrok Hall in Houston ) • Jo • ( Slim. Haisler's Playboys — Waco SPJST Linden Hall at Elm Mott Lee Isle orchestra SPJST Star Hall at Seaton near Temple Sil Krenek orchestra — ODHS Hall in Deanville Rudy Kurtz orchestra — Boedeker's sommeartionme========ar Place near Shiner Theresa Kay Provazek, seven-pound, Adolph Migl orchestra — Celebration and, Dance — Praha Hall twelve ounce, daughter born July 30 at Providence Hospital in Waco to Mr. Joe Patek orchestra -- SPJST Hall in Bockholts and Mrs. Joe D. Provazek. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Will Simek of Rosebud Eddy Skeets orchestra of Minnesota Bill Mraz Hall in Houston and Mr. and Mrs. Charley Provazek of Cyclone. Great-grandmother is Mrs. Sunday, August 16 Ludmila Harchavy of Cameron.

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Emil Bartos orchestra -- SPJST Hall in Emil Doyle Dubec, 7 lb. 8-oz., son born Holland July 29 to Mr. and Mrs. Emil Rudolph Lee use orchestra — East Bernard Hall Dubec of Austin, Texas.

Sil Krenek orchestra — Talton ComMr. and Mrs. Leslie Divin of Houston munity Center at New Taiton announce , the .arrival of a daughter on Rudy Kurtz orchestra — American July 20, weighing seven pounds, twelve Legion Hall in Shiner ounces. She has been named Ann Marie. Eddy Skeets orchestra of Minnesota — The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joe Barbecue from Noon on — Dancing Kovar of Plum and Mr. and Mrs. Emil in afternoon and Night — Bill Mraz Divin of here.

Hall in Houston )• A *( Vrazel Polka Band — SPJST Hall in West.

CALENDAR OF NEW DALLAS

POLKA DANCE CALENDAR

New Arrivals

SOKOL GYM SATURDAY, SEPT. 12th. — Opening Day Carnival , Afternoon) Luncheon Evening. Dance 8,30 till 1:00 a. m. featuring the New Gus Herzan Band.

SUNDAY, SEPT 13th. — Ribbon Cutting 11:00 a. m. Dinner 12 Noon, Dedication Program (Afternoon) Dance 8 p. m. till 12 p. m. featuring Don Hosek Band and Gus Herzan Band SATURDAY, SEPT. 26th. — Special Dance. Music by Ed. Rejcek Band from Ennis, Texas. 8:30 till 1:00 a. m. ( ) • st ORCHASTRAS BOOKED FOR LINDEN HALL -- ELM MOTT, TEXAS Saturday August 1 — John Rejcek's Orchestra of Abbott Saturday, Aug. 8 — Eric Honza Orchestra of Ennis Saturday, Aug. 15 -- Slim Haisler's Playboys of Temple Saturday, Aug. 22 — Konvicka's Worthing Band of Hallettsville Saturday, Aug. 29 — Emil Bartos Orch. of Moulton

All the above

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less otherwise specified. This is a free

service but applies only to those dances st which mainly polka and waltz musk Is played by a live orchestra. The Vestnik or writer will assume no responsibility resulting from any dance announcement which is listed in this column.

Listings from orchestras and dance half should be received at least one week before publication. Send all listings ti Calvin Chervenka, Route 2, Rogert, )•

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Calendar Of Activities LODGE POKROK NO. 81, DALLAS Friday, August 14 — Special Dance — Music by Eddie Skeet's orchestra, from Bigelow, Minnesota — from 8 to 12 p.m.

Saturday, August 15 — No Dance due to dance on Friday night Sunday, August 16 — Monthly Business Meeting and Family Fun rd.ght Saturday, August 29 — Anniversary Dance — Music by Chuck Perkins and His Bavarian Playboys of Dallas

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SPAT CALENDAR The good sisters of the Houston Lodge 88 Ladies Club are planning to hold a big Bazar to be held at the Lodge Hall real soon. Be prepared please, to help out. More detailed announcement will be in our Vestnik. — Thanks.

• • Dallas Lodge No. 84, will hold a special "Folks Dance" at the Lodge Hall, Friday night, August the 14, with the Eddie Skeets orchestra from Minnesota playing a one-night engagement on their tour through Texas. So you all come.

• • The Youth Club of Lodge 133 San Antonio will hold a "Game Party" Thursday, August 20th at the Harlandala Lions Club Civic Center, 115 Southcross, at 7:30 sharp. You are invited.

• • Lodge Svaz Cechoslovanu No. 92, Ft Worth, wants to announce a Polka Dance, Tuesday, August 18, from 8:30 pin. to 12:30 a.m. The music will be b5 the popular Eddie Skeets Orchestra from Bifelow, Minn. He and his orchestra are on a tour of Texas and this will • be a one night dance only. He has played over station KELO on TV and KWOA radio,„ He has made several recordings and is especially good hi the polka and Waltz numbers. EVeryone tell your friends and make plans to go. The admission will be $1.25 per person. That will be at the Bohemian Club, 3316 Roberts Cut Off Road, Ft. Worth.

• • Lodge Buchholts igb. 15 together with Lodge No. 4 of the RVOS announces that they will meet August the 16, at 11:00 o'clock. Dinner will be served at noon.

All our good sisters are asked to bring a good covered dish or what else have you, for the dinner. Many thanks and let's all be there.

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Seaton Star Hall wishes to announce a dance on Saturday night, August 15 with the Lee use Orchestra of La Grange providing waltz, polka and popular music you are all cordially invited.

Jerry Pechal, manager • • Third Anniversary Princess Dance at Lodge 84, Dallas, Texas. Music by Ed Faraizl's Orchestra. — Remember Saturday, Sept. 26 and make it a date.

• • The anniversary of our Dallas Lodge 84 will be celebrated on two dates. — The first Saturday, August 29, there will be a dance beginning at 8:30 until 12:30 with Chuch Pergins and his Bavarian Playboys of Dallas furnishing the Music.

The next day August 30, a Dinner will be served at noon. Speaking at 3:00 and a Youth Program. Evening, another dance music by Wesley (Gus) Herzan's Orchestra. We hope you all will come.

• • The meeting date of Lodge 14. Wesley has been changed from Saturday the 22 to Sunday the 23rd. — So please, take notice and come Sunday to the Barbecue for our Members and invited guests.

Lodge and some invited guests. — So all of you Members be there at the 23 of August. Let's have a good time!

Fraternally yours, Ed. G. Vavra, Secretary )• •t

Family Reunions KUTACH FAMILY REUNION The Kutach Family Reunion will be held on Sunday September 6th, 1959. At Blase's Konvicka Place on the Halletts ville-Shiner Highway. Any one related tc the Kutach family come and enjoy your self. Bring your baskets full of good eats.

Drinks will be available on picnic ground. You are cordially invited.

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MICULKA REUNION The Seventh family reunion will be held Sunday, Aug. 16, at Sulpher Park on Hi-Way between Moulton and Shiner.

Anyone related to this fomily in any way is cordially invited to attend.

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KUTACH FAMILY REUNION This is a reminder that the Kutach Family Reunion will be held on Sunday, September the 6th 1959 at the Pecan Grove, Hallettsville, Texas. — Barbecue and good stew will be served and anyone The Elks Lodge No. 35, Nove Kvety is related' to the Kutach Family is inannouncing an old fashioned Barbecue vited to this annual Reunion. with plenty of good extras, drinks and ) sweets starting at 12:30 Sunday, Aug. SEBESTA . STEPAN REUNION 23 — Plates $1.00; Children 50c — Music

by Albin Matus and his Rhythm Boys.

The annual Sebesta, and Stepan famDance at 8:00 p.m. -- SerVinn Barbecued ily reunion will be held on Sept. 13th, Beef and Chicken. Yol are invited.

1959, at American Legion Hall, BrenFraternally, ham, Texas.. Everyone that is in any Rud way connected or related to the Sebesta • or Stepan families is invited to attend. )• Each family attending is asked to LODGE NO. 14, WESLEY, TEXAS Our Lodge Meeting date has been bring its own basket lunch to be served changed from the 22 August to the 23 cafeteria style.

Vlasta Snanberg which is Sunday as we intend to have Chairman some Barbecue for the Members of our

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I trust you received the correction about our meeting being in the Fifth Sunday — August 30 — It had been erroneously reported to you earlier as the fourth Sunday. I think that appropriate spacing of the publicity for our meeting (so that something appears in every remaining issue,) will help the attendance at our meeting at Camp Tahuaya near Belton for Youth. We are looking forward to a large attendance of both young and old not only from our district but other districts as well. Naturally, I hope that you and Mrs. Hosek will be able to be with us on this day.

With best wishes I am, Calvin C. Chervenka President District II

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FROM BIGELOW, MINNESOTA EVERYBODY IS CORDIALLY INVITED No Dance Saturday August 15 due to Dance Friday night (p)

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Norsku take deti polit. uprchliku Zijieich na Uzemi Rakouska. Ptivodne mely bYt v tabore jen krajanske deti ze Zap. SPRAVNE VYKONANA POIlitEBNI Nemecka..Laskavosti norskYch U•ednieh SLU2BA V hodine 2alu zarmoucent nalezmist buclou deti it na pozemku patiicim nete Edward Pace poh •ebni itstav norskemu krali. pohotove k sympatickemu vytizeni nezbytnYch jednotlivosti a k vyOeNi LEKAft praveni dojemneho pohtbu.

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Hledi se domovnik domovnik pro fad Pokrok Houston Oslo 88. Mate-li zajeln, doPig te na: A. L. IIikher, 1215 Heights Blvd. Houston, Texas, neb zavolejte telephonem U.N. 17083 nebo C-A-88424. 0 schfizku, projednati plat a podminky.

Wanted: Caretaker For Lodge Pokrok Houston No. 88. Interested person may write to: A. E HILSHER, 1215 HEIGHTS BLVD. HOUSTON, TEXAS. Or Phone UN-17083, or CA-88424 for appointment to discuss conditions and salary.

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