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Postmaster: Please Send Form 3579 with Undeliverable Copies to: SUPREME LODGE SPJST P. 0. BOX 400, TEMPLE, TEXAS

Orgaa of Slovanio Benevolent Order or the State of Texas

ROCNIK (VOLUME) XLVII

eislo 35.

BENEVOLENCE

2. Zairli (SEPTEMBER) 1959

HUMANITY BROTHERHOOD

ZDARILA SCHUZE V LUBBOCK, TEXAS Kdyt jsme se pied lety zajimali o ziizeni na gich okrskii, men jsme na mysli osvedeene zatizeni Ameriske Sokolske Obce, ktera sve Jednoty Sokolske mela zdiutene v sokolskSTeh zup po celSrch SpojenSich Statech. tupni rozdeleni se tam osvedeilo a nage okrsky tez v Jednote pro nas maji pro lepgi tivot spoledenskST v Jednote, velkY vVznam.

PH fedrovani okrskii nagi poctivou snahou, aby vgechna ta na ge shromatdeni okrskova meli pro aivot Jednoty povzbuzeni a abychom se poudovali vzajemne ye vedeni Jednoty, o jejim stavu, poznavali se bliieje, seznamovali se s rikedniky ristkedi a vribec s vSrhody ktere nam na ge spoleeeni poskytuje. — Domnivam se, te je vam vgem obeas nutne zvedeti jak na ge organisaeni prace se ma provadet a poznati ze zprav tam ristne poda,nSlch o jejich vSrsledcich.

V techto na gich schrizich poznavame tez a 'feline se, co treba dale cinit aby byl staly pokrok a Jednota nam vge sloutila v dobre shode, za spolehlivou zastitu pro nase budouci mlad gi pokoleni. -- To vge povatujeme za vysoce dilletite a pottebne abyehom v gici, neje nas nekolik stab se pracovniky ueinlive a uvedomile nagi Jednotu.

Toto vge co jsem zde dnes znamenal bylo nag uptimnou a poctivou snahou prospeti nagerneu bratrstvu a jak jsme jib jednou zde ptipomeli jednalo se nam

v prvni tade o spoleeenskou stranku vgech tech na gich velkSTch shromatdeni, aby nam pkispivali k upevneni na gi vernosti a oddanosti k to na gi Jednote. Jsme totit o torn pevne pfesvedeene, ze to neni jen to pojigteni jet z nas tvoi• pevny ale mnoho jinj"rch veci o kterYch jsem easto pfemY glel a kterSich bychom jinde marne hledali.

PH snaze aby se okrsky v Jednote nasi utvofili vain jsme, aneb lepe keeeno veil jsem tehdy s ptitelem bratr. Pokladnikem, ze takove zafizeni ktere se jinde skvele osvedeilo i u nas bude znamenati lep gi seskupeni, krok ku ptedu ve spoleeenske strance, snaze a tosti abychom se lepe poznavali.

Nemrit'e nikdo upriti, ze se tato snaha, osvedeuje a na ge shromaldeni pH nicht se lepe poznavame, pfatele a znami se setkavaji aby povedeli si co je v uplynulem roce potkalo, co je pote gilo nebo zarmoutilo, a to, vede nas , k tomu ze se zblitujeme a stavame se pkatelsgtejgi.

Nejdilletitej gi krok s spokojenemu elenstvu jset v dobre shade, silne pkatelske vztahy mezi kady a ty zas vyveraji jen ze spoleeneho zajmu, ye spoleene pra ci, ku prikladu s na gi mlacleai, na dilu prospivajicim celku.

Je tea jisto'u osvedeenou veci a znamou pravdou, za kterou povady budeme stati, ze pod vlivem pkatelstvi, v zajemne

driveke a ricte, stavame se v gichni °betavej gimi, srdeeenej gi a laskavejSi. Nage Jednota, jak jsem ph na gi distriktni schtzi v Lubbock poznamenal, nebyla zaloaena na sobeckYch zakladech ale na praci pro spoleene dobro. Troufal jsem se tam tvrditi, ae na nas jest, aby chom hledeli si vaaiti toho odkazu kterY nam nage zakladatele zanechali a tak povady mezi sebou jednali, aby na ge MU dea dobrym pfikladem nasim povzbuzend. se k nam s cluverou pfipojila. Souhlas tam sester a bratrtit uji gt'ovali mne, upevriujeme v techto na gieh shromatdenich vzajemne pkatelstvi pro dal gi zdarnST divot nagi Jednoty tak Poznamenali jsme tea ve svern proslovu, ae v gichni nage hlavni ritednici vykonavaji svoje svekene fikoly velice svedomite a ze si zasluhuji, abychom jim pine dtivetovali a praci jejich jim porozumenim spiijemnili. — Na ge aeetni mesicni zpravy tea svedai o pokroku, a bedlivem vedeni. Zaleai v gak take na elenstvu, aby dobre snahy hlavnich nagich akednika podporovalo coa velkYm dilem se vztahuje na na gi organisaeni snageni, nebot' v nekterYch Jednotach jest tfeba zvYgiti snahy o ziskavani noveho elenstva.

Men bychom vg ude kde zapotteby uvaaovat o tiveni nutneho nad geni a zvlagtni pozornost venovat mlade2i a mladgim pfatelfun v nag ich osadach. — Odnagel (Pokraeovani aa strahe 4)

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BLAVNI ERADOVNA SUPRETill LODGE EDWARD L 1VIAREK, President JOE B. HEJNY. Vice-President J. P. eucTioa, Secretary JOS. KOLIFIA, JR. Treasurer R. A. URBANOVSKY. Bookkeeper All in Tem p le, Texas. Box 400 AUGUST KACIR, Attorney Tem p le. Texas DR. MARVIN LESIKAR. Medical Director P. 0. Box 410 — Ta y lor. Texas ftEDITELE — DIRECTORS FRANK V. STEPAN. First District Bellville. Texas CHAS. NAVRATIL, Second District 816 E. Ave A. — Tem p le. Texas , ROBERT CERVENKA, Third District West, Texas R. E. BROS. Fourth District Rt. 3, BOx 320 — San An g elo, Texas J M. SKRABANEK, Fifth District 4720 Bellaire Blvd.

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BY-LAW commrrrzio FRANK HLOZEK, SR., Chairman P. 0. Box 137, Blessing, Texas STEPP.EN VALCIK. Secretary 5402 Pra g ue Street lkonstos TaTem

Ze kolem Alvin, Rosenberg, Sealy, Hillje, Damon, Sinton, a Skidmore minuly tYden caste deste nejen zdrZeli sklizeri baviny ale i velice Mody a jakost teto poSkodily.

• Ze rninu151* tST'den zemtel v Granger mladY krajan Adolf Horak pouze 44 let star. Oplakava jej manZelka, syn a dye dcery. Noe uptimna soustrast rodine.

• • 2e vyggi firok n8.. yladnich bondech jak bylo aciporueeno nebyl finanenitn borem schvalen.

• 2e letogni Uroda kukutice bude vetgi nez kdy prod Lim v Texasu. Uvidime, zac bude pytel tohoto krmiva.

Ze dnes se zvolna ale jiste vracime k cizim jazyktim. Obnovuji se rtizne kursy na gkolach i universitach nebot' se ptichazi k poznani, ze znalost rfanYth jazykti se stave nam pottebnou pomtickou ve svetov6 soutzei. ♦ ♦ 2e CO si rnyshim o pozvani sovetskYho premiera do nasieh spojeneVch state?

— Nerad O tom 1 .)inT, ale jsem dluZen odpoved a to zni, ze toto pozvani povaZujeme vgiei za pohanu celeho svobodneho narodu nebot' jsme dali ptilaitost k Siteni n Ana skodlivt propagandy. Prosim jen uvazujte o torn, Co si o nos ve svete porobene riarody jen pomysli.

• e Ze zijeme dosud ye syobodne zemi melo by nani byti dovoleno projevit sviij nesouhlas s usnesenim kdy ptekroCend byla, jsem jilt, prava svobodnYch obeanu.

2e vyueovani ye gkolach v kratkosti zapocne a jiZ nase maminky chystaji pro to nasi mladeZ vse co zapotteby pro Skolu. e

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Ze man2ele Kubinovy v Ennis, byli obdatene pririlstkem s ktereho ovSem ze je mnoho radosti. Gratulujeme. o Ze V Corpus Christi zemrel ptitel Josef PocihradskY star 66 let. NaSe soustrast rodine ♦ Ze v Ennis zemtel na g start znamS.T hostinskY bratr Larry Grych. easto jsme jej a vlidnou jeho povahu vzpominali.

Byl rozenY Polak ale naueil se dobte hovotit nagi tee. ♦ 2e v Galvestone zemtel na.S" rodak Albert Masarik v pomerne mladem yeku 56 let. — NaSe soustrast pozfistalYm. • o Ze v Sealy jak nam bylo zdeleno bude se konat velka osadni slavnost a dekuji za pozvani. Lituji, Ze mi nebude v ten den moZno se saeastnit. e

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2- e v Louise vokresu Wharton dne 8. srpna sezdana byla sleena Aloisie blaturova dcera okresniho komisate Pavia 8ablatury a manZelky, s Carlem Wrightem z Texas City. Hostina byla sine v Hillje a vecer tanec. NovomanZele bydli v Alvin, kde ona uci hudbu ye gkole a on uei hudbou v Texas City High School. -- Oba jsou graduanty ueitelske kolleje y Huntsville.

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Ze mankle F. W. Petrovi V Ennis, slavili 55 let sveho spoluZiti v kruhu sve cetne a chvalne zname rodiny. — Bratr Frank Petr byl pied lety velice tinny v 2e "El Campo Leader — News" uvetejnuje hodinku vyueovani ru gtiny s do- to na gi S. P. J. S. T. a dnes i jeho ditk3r brYin rispechem. Zda-li se zajimate, do- se v Jednote velice uplatriuji. — Si deepigte ueiteli prof. Dr. Josef Malik, 4800 ne blahoptejeme!* * Caswell, v Austin, Texas. ♦ ♦ Sl. Betty Jayne Kacitova, dcerugka manZelii August KacitovYch byla oddaZe vyue"ov ni ru gtinY, 6e gtiny aneb ktes p.

Michael Wayne Wheeler, syn manrehokoliv jinc",ho iozyka nagemu dorostu bude jen 1 p:osneehu, ani dost malo ne- Zell). Walter Wheeler z Temple, v sobotn pochybujetne. .Zmein ii is vsechny by mel 22. srpna, v 8 hodin yeeer. Svatbeni obtady s vYmenott snubnich prstynku vypotegiti. konal rev. H. Johnson ye First Christian Church. Po na'vratu ze svatebni cesty, Ze na Hostyne se bude sfavit ySTroei novoman2ele budou bydleti v Austine, zlate svadby manZelu Henry' J. Jando- kde se bude p. Wheeler venovati dalSim qch. — Blahopkejenie., studiim psychology.

Ve stredu, dne 2. zarl 1959 Sl. Jeannette Podsednik z Dallas, doera manZ. Joe PodsednikovSich a Johnny CernoSek z Lubbock, budou oddani 29. srpna ye 3 hodiny odpoledne v Garland.

• • Sl. Willie Mae Pavlas, dcera man2elil Viktor PavlasovSrch Rt. 1, Abbott graduovala z Providence School of Nursing ve Waco, 23. srpna. Willie Mae byla predsedkyni student-CI r. 1958 a 1959.

• Adolf A. Horak, zemtel na srdeeni chvat v Corpus Christi 12. srpna ye staki 44 let. Odchodu jeho 2eli man2elka, dlery Joy a Dawn, syn James Ray. • • John Hoek zemtel v sanatoria. ve Virtoria 16. srpna ve staff. 87 let. Odchodu jeho zeli man2elika, synove Amos J. ye Victoria a J. J. Hoek v Dacosta, dcery, pi. Frank Drozdova a pi. C. P. Riemenschneider ye Victoria a pi. J. B. Watkins v Texas City, sestra pi. Lena Strnadoya, v Taylor, 9 vnoueat a 11 pravnoueat.

Si. Dorene Ann Vrba a p. Ernest Prem byli oddani 22. srpna v katolickem kostele St. Martin v Tours dp. E. Geiserem.

Nevesta je dcera man2elti Bill Vrba v Elm Mott, graduovala z West High School.

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Okrsku a kratii poradni schfize, konala se nulou ned. v Camp Tahauya pobliZe Belton na 125 akrove farme "Boy Scouts of America" a byl to velice zdatilS7 den.

Nal/gel/a byla velice pekna a mlacle2i hojnost. Jest to idealni misto pro takov3i spfisob programu a veru 2e ta naie mlade2 tam shromaklend rnela "dobre easy." Obed, kterY si naygeynici sebou prinesli byl spoleenSi a jak jsern pozoroyal, bylo tolik dobrVch pokrmfi sneseno, 2e dyojnasobna. nav geva by se byla pohodlne nasytila. Prohledli jsme si viechny zajimavosti "Campu" a kdy2 vra tila se skupina do pohodlne hlavni mistnosti po Obecle, zahajena kratSi solarize okrsku kde projednavane riazne drilelite zastoje 2. okrsku a planovana dalSi CMnost. — Podrobne a vac o torn vS'em neseme Vam v pri gtim Cisle v anglicke tak aby ta naie mlade2 vie se zajmem mohla sledovati. Dnes jeSte bychom radi vzpomeli, Ze ten 116,S" 2 District ma dobre vedeni, pane rady kde je i pekna, einnost, jen s tim ven na verejnost oznamujte VaSi einnost necht' zdjem se stane vAeobecnYm.' Sejiti se naie v Campu bylo velice telske a jak jsme mohli pozorovati kaZdS7 se nenucene vital a bavil. Wade da chasa mela tarn "svatek" a verim de nejen oni ale i my vAlchni budeme dlouho vzpominat.

Dekujeme pi-edsedovi okrsku, bratru Chervenkovy, Sestfe Hejlove a bratru BoudnYmu 1 bratru Mikolajovi za zdarilou pfipravu a planovani. Viem ostatnirn navgtevnikilm srcleenY pozdrav a na shledanou. )•

Chyalne znemV, krajan Gabriel Steve Snapka zemtel 24. srpna v 9:30 rano v domove sve dcery pi. Annie Sustalove, Fort Worth. Odchodu jeho zeli man2elka, synove: Henry v Dallas, Victor v Irving, dcery pi. L. Pavlas, v Abbott, pi. B. Beseda v Irving, pi. Agnes Mynat v Abbott, pi. Annie S' ustala ye Fort Worth, pi. Eleonora Wilde ye West, pi. Frances Krenek v Hamilton City, Calif., pi. Josephine Datilek v Seymour, broth: Emil Sna.pka v Graford a Edward 8 napka v Penelope, 34 y noueat a 5 pravnoueat.

Byl elenem katolickeho kostela a radu Zas minu1S7 tSrden jsme meli nekolik ei. 73 SPJST v Seymour. nam milSrch nav gey a site na sve ceste )•4•( zpet do Fort Worth, na nekolik slovieek v tiskarne se stavil, bratr Josef Beean s man2elkou. Pozdeji ten pote gl nas Dr. J. Malik z Austin, prof slovanskYch jalisvem sttedu Ze ka2d7 narod ma ye di gechetne, charakterni a povzneSene zykri na statni universite, dale bratr Ed napka, J. Dujka pteds. tadu 126. Bratr nad veikerou nizkost, hany, pomluvy, zavisti a na cti utrhaestvi, aviak neni Jerry Valchat, ptedseda Hi. fir. R V 0 S myslim, narodu pod sluncem, kterST by z Temple, bratr E. Hrabina z Dallas, red. byl prost osob, ktere nedovedou po ce- Fr. Stepan z Beliville, iced. K. Navratil z Temple a bratti B. Vaneura, Ocieek, Lan1ST syftj 2iYot nic jineho, nic lepSiho, ne2 sve bli2ni pti ka2de ptile2itosti aneb i ger, Welk, Kti2an a Matush. Viechny bez jakehokoliv dfivodu hanobit, pomlou- ty navStevy nas pote gli a dekujem za vat a ostouzeti. — Jest to ovSem ku Ako- ne. Ptijd't zas. Pozdrav od rodiny Dr. J. de nam viem a nejlepe einime, kdy2 s Sktivanka z A. and M. Kolleje a2 z CopodobnVin osobam fizkostiye vyhybame. lorada rids ten potegl.

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PRVNi OKRSEK Podzimni schfize prvniho distriktu bude se konat u tadu Oslo 9. Slovan na Snook v nedeli dne 4. iijna (October) a jest proto tak easne oznammana, aby nam tuto nedeli ostatni okrsky laskave ponechali. Dekujeme ptedem Vain vSeml Teti okrsek 3 okrsek v kterem jsou zdru2ene 21. tadti na g jednoty planuje svoji podzim ni poradu na den 27. zati a sloe bude se konat u radu eislo 66. Waco, v jejich sini na Elm Mott. Prosime aby tato nedele nam byla ponechand. Ka2dSr z bliz ka a i vzd,lene jsou fictive zyane.

PATi{ OKRSEK Pravidelna, schtize okrsku v kterern jest zdru2enYch 20 Pada bude se konat jak bylo oznameno dne 1. listopadu (Nov.) v budove radu 88 v Houston, Tex. S'estY okrsek Podzimni schaze Sesteho okrsku konati se bude dne 25. tijna (October) v Talton, Texas. Zaeatek schtze o 1 hodiny odpoledne. Podrobnosti budou yeas oznamene.

SEDIVIt OKRSEK Oznamuje svoji schfizi na den 20. all, to jest tfeti nedele v September u radu Antonin J. Cermak eislo 56, v Corpus Christi. Sestra ta.jemnice Betty Jutica 2ada, ostatni okrsky aby jirn tato nedele pro tuto schfizi byla ponechana.

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Zdarha schfize Lubbock, Texas (Dokonee•i se strany 1) jsem si ze schtize v Lubbock povzbuzeni, ponaueeni i nacleeeni k dalei praci. Vee to co jsem za2i1 na ceste a niezi Vann yee-7 mi vystihl jsem v anglicke easti, ja, dosfain, a zbYva nil jen zde jeete Vas veechny ujistiti, ze mne teSilo s Varni se setkati stare pkatelstvi obnoviti a nove poznati. — Povzbuzeni a projev Vaeeho uspokojeni s naeim organem mne nadmiru poteSilo. Dekuji yam yearn a "Na shledanou" volam.

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Bratri a sestry: Na vedomost yam davam,ze blili se Gas pfieti kadove schtize dne 13, zaki (September) a kaZelY naS Glen by mel se stia2it laYti -schilzi sileastnen. SchLize ma zapoeit o 2 hodinach odpoledne a men bychom bYti na Gas aby se jednani nezdrZovalo. Po schilzi chceme miti spoleenou svaeinu a naee dobre sestry jsou 2adane aby nejakY ten dobrY zakusek sebraly sebou, o studene napoje se bratri postaraji a tak prosirri prijdle veld.

S tim pa:Sim farmakenim to podivne ciohospodatime. Bavinu mame napukanou a zatim nam nedstale prei a jeete strael hurikan. Nezapomerite na nedelni

zvani 'Ithoks I : jejich radu a spoiku RVert, Tut() nedeli spolky tam poraciali spoit octal aslavu. V nedeli rano jsme se vypi hratr a sestra Regniundovi, a jeti Buckholts. Kdy2 jsme (1 prijeli 1. , lift' se sji2deli ze vkch : .=i inedniei od na.;:';1 HI. in-adovn. ,)011:a RVOS. a te2 nde J. brat'' le( laan.2elkou. Pied polednem iuc i schnzi a po schitzi proslovy a L JoleenY Gbed. Ale to byl obed! TakoYY dionhy Etul a na ne.m tolik dobreho jidla isem jiz davno neviGel. Po dobrern cbede se rozproudila volna zabava pro veechny. Vra2elova Kapela vyhravala vesele tak ze jsme si s man2elkou po dlouhe dobe par kouskil zataneili. TeZ jsme s man2elkou rnell prekvapeni kdy nas Vralelovi hoSi poladaly by jsrne Ali si s nirny par kouskit zazpivat. S tend hoehy jsme pied tim nikdy nezpiva.li opravdu jsou to veseli a upi-imni hogi, Skocla ze nebydlime

Ve stkedu dne, 2. zaii 1950 Jednoty jsem vzdy v. ochote-n vysvetlit a poradit w'jekiany 7./S rhody a rozhand pojiAky. try nebu6.t=te, nikterak vavacs 2e se Yam dostane zani a naleZ1V2ho vysvetloni ;Aran naiich pojistek.

Mlle sestry a bra my jsme Jednotou u2ivajici oba jazyky, a nail snathou zajiste jest, jak nam kladou na srdce naee stanovy, aby se naSe eeskoslo y enska vetev v Leto naei nave vlcnti co nejd.ele uchavala ve svein narodnim snaZeni k vetSi krase naSeho 2ivota. My bychom nieli tak einiti na parnatku naeich piedjim2 deskoslovenska red byla nejpevnejeim pojitkem a v 16.Sce k ni vykonali obdivuhodna dila. z jich2 polehnani se tee!. i nova dneeni pokoleni.

Jest velice dobre si obeas pripomenouti, joke pornery v teto Teel v nail Jednote jsou, nebot' nam poskytne lepei pochopeni prof mame udr2'eti, a bYti na• ei Jednote odani.

Tato naee ccidanost je silou, kterpti bychom meli peelive pe.stovat a otivovat, nikdy ji nepodcenovat, ba stale ji zd.0-raznovat, a to verne jadro tech starYch pracovniku, ktere udr2uji stile v tom starem duchu cbetavosti a lance ten na.e Zivot radovY. Na ty jest naee Jednota hrda za praci kterou vykonali od jejich zaloleni, a ti kteri yeeli v jeji rady, v2dy *gill se stejne zaetite, proti osudovYm ranam jako ty bratri a sestry kteri stall u kolcbky Jednoty. Preto mill organisatoki i organisatorky, prehlednete svoje okoli a vysvetlujte o nail Jednote jejich2 radostnY pokrok jest nejlepeim dokladem jejiho schopneho vedeni hlavnimi inedniky, a te2 vzorne spoluprace jednotlivYch radovYch idedniku, jakoZ i yeeho elenstva.

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K veeeru jsme si veichni dali s Bohem a rozji2deli Se : k naelm dornavtim, ale sestra PoSivalova jinak nedala, 2e musime se u nich stavit, ze nam uvari kavu a. 2e jeete ma doma kohlee.

Tak po to &bre kave a dobrYch kolaeich teprve jsme se ubirali domu. jsrne se s manZelkou, 2e se te2 sejdem s naeimi dobrYmi pkateli s pani a panem Hos. lirachovYmi ale oni pan'Hro.chovY musel pracovat tedy doutarne, Ze pkijedete na nae obed do Bryan druhou nedeli v zati. Do Buckholts Opravdu rad' jedem jsou tarn veichnt veseli a upl'imni lide, v2dy se s vami-pane pObavinae a obveselime. DonS bratrskYm pozdravem navetevou, aspori nefame, 2e nip John Blinka, tajemnik kteil Oplatite.

(Pozn. red: — Tu povidku o tech ciBudeme se na vas teeit a mohu vas uganech dame az bude vice rnista. Diky.) jistit, ze )• Timto 'C'1111 ),";011i. za vase pekne ucteni 4 dekujem a ;:esti'e.. Poeivalove zvlaete za Orchard, Texas Sad echoslovan iislo 40 tu dobrott Brati-e redaktore, brati • . a sestry: Hillje, Texas Pozdra-v na : eelou , Jednotu, Vaei Vzpominam si, jak kdysi pied sjezdem Sestry a bratfi: Prank Vytopil a man2elka nepamatuji ye kterYrn rote to bylo, aOznamuji Vam, ze nage pi-ieti schtize :# •( yeak vim, 2e si to nekteri elenove pamase bude konatt tentokrate prvni nedeli El Campo, Texas tuji, byly davane navrhy aby Vestnik v zati totl2 dne 6. zali (Sept.) na misto vyclavan pouze jednou niesiene, adruhou, neb tu nedeli v zati dne 13. zali Mile sestry, bratH a ctend redakce naSeveak veteina byla proto aby byl vydavan pokatia Hillje-ovska, osada s ytij Piknik. ho Vestniku: jednou tYdne a site z toho diivodu, 2e Tak Zadame sestry a bratry aby na to Jeliko2 prei, tak 2'e se neda nikde j e- kdy2 tidy poradaji nejakou zabavu, dipamatovali a pfieli do schtime tu prvni ti, myslim, 2e* bucle dobre, kdy alespon vadlo, aneb podnik a slavnost, 2e by to nedeli. perern si s vami eleny a organisittory v bylo v mesieniku nesptisobne oznamovat Velice nam tu prei co2 naei praci v gestern okrsku 'povykladam, by jsrne je- a obzvldet' pied sjezdem, kdy elenove polich zdrZuje. S bratrskYm pozdravem den druheho povzbudili a poradili se, podavaji rilzne navrhy na iiproaru eta\Teem jakYm zpilsobem by jsme tett° na g mile nov, 2e by mesienik na to nestaeil. A to E. K. Hajevsk3i, taj.

Jednote prospeli, by stale riistla a mo- ze jest didelite aby elenove s ye nahledy • 4 9 ( hutnela. Jednota naee jest naei zaetitou. ve Vestniku poda.vall, ze se s tim skrati Wheelock, Texas V ni podali jsune si ruce k vz4jemne sjezdove jednani a velike vydani. S toho ochrane v easech • clobrSich, ale take v citivoclu Vestnik zilstal tYdennikem.

Mile sestry, bratfi apkatele: Ted' jsem eet1 ye Vestniku ze dne MinulY mesic na ti-eti nedeli jsme byly easech epatnSch. Jako organisator naei

Ve sttedu, dne 2, zati 1959 srpna na ptedni strance v reclakenich twahach, ze. na to• je sjezd aby se tam stanovy opravovaly. Okrsky a jejich schfize byly utvotene za tim samYm ASelem, Ze kdy'l se a tech OkrskovYch schuzich ty rfizne opravy stanov proberou, le se s tim sjezdove jednani skrati o dy e a molna o till dni.

Bratr tajemnik HI. rit. ve svYm dopisu uvetejnenYm ye Vestniku ze dne 25. btezna nas upozorriuje, Ze by jsme v prigtim sjezdu meli, zvolit do HI. dt. vysoce vygkolene friedniky. Pii eteni toho odporueeeni jsem si vzpomnel, kdyl jsem ye stare vlasti delal ye VitkovitzkYch Zelezarnach, zakladali jsme delnickY konzumni spolek, ntijel jednatel z Vicine a daval nam ponaueeni, a mezi jinym nam pravil aby jsme si k tizeni obchodu, nebrali vysoce vy gkolenou osobu, e by nas pod rukou gidil, a my by jsme na to neptigli a2 by bylo pozde.

Pravil, aby jsme si najali nekoho v nej2 mame duveru, le jest poctivY a ma ptej denou pouze meSt'anku a umi dobte poSitat, Ze to stadi. Najali jsme si obuvnika Alojze Jandu, a ten si vzal na vYpomoc Frantigku Janeekovou dceru zesnuleho spolubratra Simona Janeely, ktereho jste tam ve West dobte znali. Ti dva nam vedli ten obchod velice prospeSne, obchodoval jsem tarn 6 let ne2 jsem odjel do Texasu, A nyni si vzpominam na Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association, meli jsme tam vysoce, vygkolene dtedniky, vklyt' ten pan Aron Shapiro byl pry nejchyttej gi pravnik ye SpojenSlch statech a kde je ted' ten spolek? Je gte tam mam k dostani penize ze zaloZniho fonclu.

Bud'te v gichni zdravi, a mejte se hezky vge dobre sestry a bratti preji, John Gajevsky.

Red. Poz.:—The Texas Cotton. Growers Cooperative Association dosud existuje a maga tarn bratte, co k pohledavani tak si tarn ty aneb kdokoliv jinsT dopi gte ptimo. Nag Vestnik s tim nema, co doeineni.

Jejich adresu najdete v Dallas Telephone Directory. ) • 6, • Popis od pkijezdn rodiny Rychlikovy do SpojenYch staff' Pokraeovani V roku 1914 Novosadovy meli hezkou holku a vite co lidieky, ja jsem se namluvil k ni nelli ona tekla "ANO" ale padatilo se to. Talc to jsme zaeali hospodalit. Oas ubiln I, obeas ptiletel Sap a lige se dahlia dobte. V roku 20catern uz jsem meli 100 akro iou farmu a talc Sas ubihal dal a dal. V roku 1927 otec zemtel.

Byl ulozen k yeenemu odpoeinku na hrbi tove ye Wheelock. Zase uplynuli 2 nebo tti roky a pak p1:181a ta Hooverova De-

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presse. We bylo lacine .Vlach zabijela clobytek a co se, prodalo rnalo se za, to dostalo, nu, ale ptelilo se to. Pak Roosevelt byl zvolen a tak easy se polep gili. V roku 1935 matka zenntela. Nyni je i po boku otcova.

Uplynulo zase par let, Od oribuznYch z Dakoty jsme neslig eli od oteove smrti.

Oas pfebihal a pak v roku 1952 kdosi od Bryan byl na na y keve v Calif ornii a tam se zegel z mou tetku. Ptedstavil se a pravi, ze je od Bryan a ona pravi, 'le ona bYvala v Bryan kdyl bYvala jegte devee, le byla Rychlikova. Talc tento vek donesl zpravu Holiktim na Smetane, to je ma, sestkenice, a talc my pak Francka dodala Tetieinu, adresu a ja ji dopsal. Ona fined odepsala mi. Bylo to 25 let co ladnS7 nevedel jeden o clruhem a tak tetka mi psala, ze strYc HorskS7 je jil neboltikem, le v Dakote zanechali vgecko — domovinu pozWi, ze nalokli zbytky a ujeli do Missouri. StrYc Karel zastal v Manda v Dakote Po pint letech se zase ptestehovali do Californie ale le stryc Tonek aistal v lVfissouri. Tetka psala le hrozne sucho byla plieina toho, le pozbyli v ge v Dakote.

Bylo to v roku 1952 kdyl jsem se rozhodl Ze pojedu je v gechny nav gtivit. Asi 5. Servence jsem se vydal na ten vYlet.

Sednul jsem no, "Bus" v Hearne v 10 hodin weer, kdy'l se svitalo jsem prays ptejeli Oervenou teku, do Oklahomy a pak Arkansas a do Missouri. Peebyl jsem noc ye Springfield a rano zase se jelo do Bolavar, tam to jaein zebral a ten me dovezl k bratrancovi. Po kratkem rozhovoru ten zase me zaves ku strYcovi. Nevideli jsme se od rolcu 1896 kdyl jsme se roze gli v Wichita, 56 roku jsme se nevideli! Tedy, jsme si poyykladali celY den a yeeer se v geci se gli u Vilema: dye sesttenice taky dojeli. Tam bylo nachystano jako na svatbe talc se hovotilo pozde do noci a pak ke strYcovi na noc.

Rano me zase Vilem naves na "bus" a zase jsem uhanel do severni Dakoty. Jelo se ptes Iowa a pak zase Minnesota, pa.k z Minnesota do Bismark v N. Dakota tam to se dojelo druhY' den v poledne. Po kratkem zastaveni ptejeli jsme teku Mis souri a do Mandan kde ptebYval strYc Karel.

Zase "taxie" me zavezla na danou adresu. StrVc vyhlida a pravil, ze jsem ho neptekvapil, le on uz na to eekal, ze brzy dojedu. Tak jsme se dali do hovoru. Vykladali celY odpoledne a do pill noci. Taky jsme zajeli do "country" za sesttenici a pak zas domu. Po vykladani s bratrancem me zase naves na "bus". Tak jsem sednul a jelo se dal, p iles Montnu, Idaho a do statu Washington. Do Seattle dojelo se asi v pill odpoledni na, druhY den.

Etrana 5 Ponejpry sem vial "tunnel", byl to velkyt kopec cesta byla vydlabana pod nej. Bylo videt Mount Rainer National Park. Na, torn kopci bylo videt snehu dost a to v eervenci. Ze Seattle se jelo do Portland, Oregon. Tarn jsem ptenocoval a easne rano se zas vyjelo. Jelo se den a noc do Californie. Zase bylo videt velkY kopec a vrh jeho byl zakryty snehem. Do San Francisco jsem dojel v 4 hodiny rano a musel jsem eekat asi hodinu a pill a bus do Napa; bylo to v Servenci ale ve'tte, ja jsem se tam ttepal zimou, ani Icabat nestaeil. Videl jsem Golden Gate Bridge, ptejel jsem pc) nem ti-ikrat. Rano sedam na bus do Napa, asi za hodinu jsem byl v Nape a zase "taxie" a hledat tetku. Za malou chvilku jsem tam byl. Bylo to mile shled.ani za talc dlouhY Sas se nevidet, talc jsme se dali do keel hued a to bylo co vykladat! Pak tetSin zet' nas sebral a provezl nas za bratrancem se podivat a zase domu. Reenovalo" se pozde do noci. DruhY den tetka ptichystala yeCeti pro celou rodinu. Dojeli v gichni a to tili bra.tra,nci a sestkenice. Bylo teal dost a dost. Zase se seclelo pozde do noel. Pak se vgichni roze gli tak jsem ptebyl druhou 110C tam a druhY den. Po rane jsme si podali ruce a pravim tetce aby dojela za nami do Texasu: ona na to le nekdy se to mule stat, ale doposud Sekame. Talc to jsem ji zanechal a gel sedat na "bus" zase do San Francisco, od tarn do Los Angeles. Bylo hodne za,jimaveho k poclivani: ovoce v geho druhu a zeleniny take. Poloha byla krasna: Z Los An-. geles do Arizony a New Mexico, do El Paso mne to moc nezajimalo — veeinou suchopary. Z El Paso do Ft. Worth a do Bryan a domu! Cesta byla u konce! nuly rok dostal jsem zpravu ze strYc v Dakote zemtel. DoZil se 87 let.

Takto konoim popis Rychliku. Lituji le to nedovedu, napsat talc jako br. Chupik jeho livotopis. Byl zajimavY. 8koda, le nejsem trochu mald gi, lined bych zajel za StrYekem Miekem aneb br. dr.

Malikem a poprosil je, aby me ty koleeka v to me hlave trochu pomazali aby ins poradili jak je hodit do "gearu" aby dobte pracovali. No, ale darmo mlu vit, je pozde; a bratte redaktore — des li mit to trpelivost a opravi gli toto me gkrabani — talc dobte, budu Ti vdee'en a kdyl ne, tak to hod' do koge.

Zdar a prospech pteji v gem. Pisu ze Sanatorium.

John Rychlik. _— o — Fidel Castro se stal novYin ministerskYm pfedsedou Kuby a veteine vyhlasil, le v nejblilSich volbach bude kandidovat na friad presidenta.

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co nejvic do schlize ve stredu 9. zari.

S pozdravem na vSechny, za Birthday Club, pie Sophie HrubY _1

2en Ze Sokolske Jednoty Lizka a kith* Jaro Oslo 130 SPJST V Dallas, Texas Pri prilelitosti slavnostniho otevrenei noveho stanku Sokolske Jednoty a radu Jaro dislo 130, SPJST, 12. a 13. zari 1959, dovolujeme si zvati et' obecenstvo, aby se v hojnem poetu teto vYznamne slavnosti sdeastnilo. Jsme jisti, Ze tyto pamatne dny budou naliStevniky provazeti po celY dalgi V nedeli 13. zari, ve 12 hodin v poledne, hned po vztyeeni vlajek, slavnost bude zandjena banketem v nove evieebne ye ktere je dost mista pro 509 osob. Verejne evieeni Sokolstva je stanoveno na 3:30 odpoledne a sneastni se ho i jine Jednoty organisace. Vstupenky na banket jsou jiz v predprodeji a pripominame ct'. obecenstvo, Ze prodej vstupenek je omezen pro 500 osob. Reservace a vstupenky lze koupiti u pi. Marie Prevratilove, 8623 Daytonia, Phone: DA 1-2736 a u pi. Anna ZVolankove, 6317Rosedale Lane, Phone TA 1-1808, Dallas, Texas. Na vaS'i neast se tai poradajici vYbor.

Helen Krutilek, dopisovatelka Pozn. red. Opomeli jste udat cenu vstu penek ale stejne prosim dve mi zajiktote Diky predem. ) • 29. o Rad Cislo 88 Houston, Texas Mile sestry: Tak vam opet fAem pripominam schnze od naSeho KrouZku u radu Pokrok bude dne 9. zari. Poedtek v 10 hodin a v poledne obed.

Sestry ktere slavi sve narozeniny v mesici zari jsou: Birdie Hilsher, Betty Elschick a Marie Telge.

NavAtevnice ktere prisli mezi nas byli; Pani D. Lewis; pi. L. Lynch a sestra R. Kotrla.

Veci na raffle donesh. sestry A. Jordan; L. o'g tak; L. Kahanek; A. Vrla a J. Burl.

Hostitelkami budou sestry: A. Svestka; A. Svaeina; M. Filipek a A. Jordan. Tak prijd'te vSichni kterYm jest yam mono

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Rad Bratii Svobody, Oslo 67 Schulenburg, Texas Sestry a bratii: Budeme konat schazi dne 6. zari, 1959 v Legion Hall ye Welters Park. Tak jsou naSe sestry a bratri Zadani aby co nejvie mono se dostavili do schUze, neb to jest pro nas bratti a sestry velice nutne a pekne se sejit dohromady jednou za tri inesice. Tak prijd'te a privedle seboo nejakelao mladeho elena ktereho radi uvidime.

Bratre Barino ! prijdi se teZ na nas podivat a zase nam neco veseleho pro zasmani povedet. Veselost pill zdravi.

Svaeina a obeerstveni bude po schnzi.

Na shledanou, 6. sari o dvou hodinach odpoledne!

S pozdravem vgem Frances BezecnY tajemnice ) 4, • ( Rad Stefanik Oslo 142 Houston, Texas Sestry a bratii: Chci vam dart vedet, Ze nas rad '8 tetanik eislo 142, bude slouZit chutne Barbecue a to dne 20 zari.

Bude to zdarma pro eleny a neeleny muZou si koupit obed za mirnY poplatek.

Obed zapane ve dvanact hodin v poledne. Tak bratii a sestry, nezapoinente a prijd'te se s nami pobavit. na Neustale nem to pr gi, ale snad poeasi. ten den bude Mile sestry: jestli je vam moZno, phneste nejakY zdkusek. Diky predem.

Preji vam vie dobre a na shledr.nou u teianiku.

S poulravem Frances Sklaruva 4, )•

Ve stfedu dne, 2. zari 1959 budou hry pro deti, darky prodavane, aid. Veeete bude k dostani pa ktere bude • 7:00 p. m. korrinovana kralovna Sedmeho Okrsku. Taneeni zabava pro vS'ecky. Dostavte se do to nak schrize.

Mrs. Betty Jurica, tajemnice 7 okrsku ) • 4 • Program eeskeho dne na statni vSrstave v Dallas, Texas Oznameni nasledujiciho zneni nas doz Dallas od podepsanYch sester, ktere doslovne otiskujeme: Bratre redaktore: "Budeme poradati ykusnSi program na OeskY Den na Statni VYstave Texaske ✓ nedeli, dne 25. rijna (October) 1959 v Dallas, Texas.

Bude se konat ve Women's Building od 10 hodin dopoledne aZ do 1:00 hodiny odpoledne.

Pakli mate ditky ktere by mohli se na programe podileti, prosim uvedomte nejdele do 20. sari, o torn nine podepsane.

Oisla prednesu musi bYti v eeaine.

Bessie Petr, Chairman 5406 Morngside Dallas, Texas Telephone TA 6-3557 Lydia Kartous, Sec'y 6177 Llano Dallas, Texas Telephone: TA 7-1073

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Moulton, Texas Mile etenarky a etendri: PrSi, prS'i a zas jenom pr gi, kaalr. den a vette jest to k omrzeni, baviny v poli mame moc a neni pohoda aby se to mohlo opikovat. Tepr y mame etyri baly. Pikovaei jsou drazi a bavina jest lacing.

Jak east° vzpomindin stare zlate easy kdy2 se bal odZinoval tak se zrovna za tepla pr dal a bylo dobre a hled'te dnes, jenom same tickety jakYsi papiry a pod-

Ze Sedmeho Okrsku SPJST Corpus Christi, Texas Oteni bratii, sestry a pratele: Mdm oznamiti, ze pristi podzimni schil ze Sedmeho Okrsku bude konana 20. zari 1959 a radu Anton J. ermak, eisto 56 v sokolske sini v Corpus Christi, Texas.

Bade to treti nedele v mesici zari. SenaNebudete litovat kdyi pei prvni Odeze bude zahajena v 10 hodin rano a o 12 hodine bude obed pripraven bratry a iltosti navitivite sestrami od Facia eislo 56 pro vSecky phtomne. Zveme Uredniky Hlavni nradovny SPJST a redaktora- Vestniku a vase man2elky a v§echny pratele z druhYch okrskil._Pripravte si plany abyste mohli Prosim nezapomente! bYti pritomni v nail schtlzi u radu AnP4imluvte se za Domov ve vaAich tonin eermak, (Inc 20. zari. Bude nas to deqch sehitzieh. teSit. Diky Vim piedem.

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Pa.matuite na Domov Odpoeinku Dom v Odp cinku v Taylor, Texas,

Ve sticedu, dne 2. zali 1959 pisi, jen kclyby ty DaS'i otcove a stakiekove vstali z hrobu c.o by no ten driegni hospoctdrskY poraclek rekli Evropy se steho-■uti stun do Anieriky skrz vladu do svobochic /end. A co to ones manic — same dicta t ors,Lvi (?) A j a rikam : "It takes a fooli g n man 10 be a farmer these days."

Poclaiebne nakikat — mak) platne stej ne it oclineri na konoc 6 strevic a musime bYt spokojeni.

Nase scliuze 9. srpna byla uspokojive navStivend, jenom zc ty dva hlavni, htednici nemohli bVt ptitomni tak jsme zase nag -Piknak" oilloZili. A tak mile spolusestry a spolubratiii, nezapomerite do ptigti schuze se dostavit a to bude tieti nedeli v zati -- to jest 20. zati o dvouch hodinach odpoledne. Dverni cenu vyhrilla spolusestra Adolf Wagner.

Bylo nas ptitomno sedmnact a vidycky nas teSi kdyZ vas vice d'o schhze ptijede.

Museli jsme nagi schtizi odloZit na tieti nedeli v zati proteZe na ge Moulton katolicka osada bude potadati s yhj vyroeiii a na ten den se kahlY tesi ne jenom my zdejSi osadnici, ale ty naAe &Ai a rodiny vzdalene be velkYch mestech se teSi na ten "Home Coming". Tegili jsme se, Ze mtiZeme mit na g Piknik pies leto ale nemhZerne dostati volnou nedeli skrz jingi oslavy v nagi osade tak musi se to zas odlait na pozdej gi dobu.

Princeznu jsme si jiz zvolili, a ji jeji prfrvocleiho z na geho tadu budou ptitomni schtze Distriktni ve Talton, Texas.

Pro dnes toho jiZ radeje necham neb bude toho mnoho.

S pozdravern jsem vase dopisovatelka , v Bozena Fojtova. )• itad Cechoslovanft Cislo 92 Fort Worth, Texas Mini bratki a sestry!

V minule tadove schuzi bylo ujeclnano. Z'e k ynli slavnosti, Otevteni Dove Sokolovny a domova radu 130 . v Dallas: na druhou sobotu a nedeli. v mesici zati, 12. a 13. naSe schnze byla pkelo2ena no prvni nedeli 6. zati (Sept). tak aby mel kaklY pkilOitost, zUcastniti sc tel.() slavnosti.

Tak ptijdle vsichni do schfize a vecer po schfizi bude toneeni zabava p1i y borne hudbe Erick Honze orehestru z Ennis. V pondeli je Delniel y Den tak si oclpoeinete. Wichni .jsou uctive zvani. g i nemocni: sestra Bionic Bartek. °pet podstoupila operaci no neho v nemoc. Vv. Josefa a po 0,34 donnim pobytu tarn byla pkevezena domil a Doha se pane hoji, sestra Frances KratkY teZ dobte pokraeuje po operaci na zltdove kamenky

VESTNtK— WEST, TEXAS je jiZ doma a tea sestra McLendon, operavana, na to same je jiZ doma, bratr Frank Pkaslieka, take jiZ', dclii ciobu churavi a dnes jel do nemocnice na dal gi pte hlidku bratr Abe Cohen je jiz lep gi a je doma z nemocnice. Vgem temto riemocnYm piejeme brzke a trva,le uzdraveni.

V nedeli 16. srpna byla oddaha sl: Millie Ann Wruble ciceru gka manZelti Rudy E. Wruble, s p. Michael Le Rory Crow, Rev. Leslie Boone pastorem v Boulevard Christian kostele. Zenich je synovec, p.

Ben Ciow, 1500 Gould ave. Oba jsou gra-duanti z North Side High gkoly a zenith je student v T C U. Bydli u nevesty rodieh, v eisle 3311 N. c, W. 25th St. — Novo in an2elfn pfejeine, mnohO Stesti a BoZiho Polehnani 'do dalSiho zivota. Neiesta i niaminka jsou nase clenky.

'V pondeli rano, 24. srpna zemiel zde p. Gabriel S. Snapka, ye 'stall 68 let u 8Voji dcery, pi. Annie 8tistalove, 2919 N. W. 24th St. Zemke' nahle po ptivezeni z nemocnice. Narozen byl v teskoAovenskii Zde ye Fort Worth bydlel se svou manklkou 7. Diesicti. bydleli v SQuiour. Pattil ke' kat. koStelu: sv. Tomane a v pondeli veeer v poh•obnie.ke kapli u Shannon - byl rtfZenec • za'zesnuleh6. Jett° telesne pozdstatky byly pkevezeny do Abbott, kcie v tairinejSan kostele, ye stkedu odpoledne oO 'smuteeni mgd sv. byl pochovaii no hrbitove"v" Penelope. Zanechal zalem zdfa, nou man2elku, 2 syny; Henry v Dallas -a Victor pnApka V Irving, 6 deer, ph Lillie Pa yla's a Agnes mynOr v Abbott,' Elnora. Kienek, .v Haltom City. Cal, 'Betty Besecla v Irving a Josetine Dakilek v Seyinour; 2 bratry ., EGraford a Edward Snarika v Bubbard, 32 vnoueat a 4 praVnotteata. stale manZelce, clitkarn a cele daigi rodine izyslovujeine uptimnott soustrast a zesnulemu, Dej dehke odpoeinuti, 0 — Pan Snaplua byl innOiVin zde dobee znam5i, Deb .SnapkeiVa Vgbarrul kapela, Casio hrAvala Zabavach: Pcsledni, co warn 'zahra.1 na je1-16 barn-Kmiec bylo pri program na jevi g ti, pii ()Slave Otch a Matek:At' (Apo(Il y a v ‘pokoji a Cost' jeho pamatce.

JeSti: pPiporninam bratrinn a sestram nezapomente, .2e priSti schtiZe bude, pr y ye 2:30--niedlvmsic,6.zak(Sept) odpoledne, a pak vecer je tanecni albava. Hraje Erick Honze orclicstr z Ennis.

Vsichni jsou uctive zvanl.

S pozdrayem Marie Juran dopisovatelka ) * 44 • ( • West, Texas Tak Hello, vgem: Lille se dotazuji co se stabo, 2e nic nepig n, ale iteknu vam co to bylo, to moje zahracika nine drZela. Bylo tohO letos

Strana '7 moc. Jedno ukoneilo a druhe zaCalo. Tak nemusime mit strachu Ze budem hlady v zinde, a nejake to maso snad bode: kdyZ maim syna a mute teznikem. Sineju se jak jdu pro maso Ze nedostane Cek as na prvniho. Co se stalo s pani Jilkoyou Ze nepig e do Vestniku? Myslim, Ze to same co se mnou. T:Trody jsou zde letos moc pekne a tote Tide utratili moc za traveni to baviny. Nekteti travili petkra.t. A my letos tea jsme museli na jedne farme travit neboV ba vina byla yellka a nic na ni.

Tak ta nage posledni milovand tetidka Matikova navaly jiZ nam ode gla. Bodeme ji vzpominat, nebot' jsme v2dycky radi ji videli. Taky zemiel Willie Zahirniak, to byl naSeho zete tatik. Taky jej oplakavaji. Take jsme si vYjeli na to na.g i slavnost jak to jmenuji PraZkou Pout' ale ja, jiZ se vZdycky na to tegim, jak male deli na cukrovinky. Ja., tam moo rada jedu nebot' se tam sejdu z lidmi kterd uz jsem kolik roku nevidela a jak je mile kdy2 se tak sejdeme dohromady. Ale ti nejdraZgi LIZ tam nejsou, to byli rodiee, bratr a sestry, ale ani ti jsme nezapondeli. Zajeli jsme si na jejich hroby podivat a zaplakat. Tak kdyby jsrne jim mohli jak moc nam chybuji ale marne v gecko, jen se te git, ze nas dobke vychovali a dobti k nam byly.

Tak se my nechtelo ani domu a tak jsem zustala u sestry Vranove a mu2e jsem poslala domu samotneho. Dcera Edna pak a jeji rodina pro me zajeli a jell jsme do Rosenberg a Galvestonu. Tam v Rosenbergu bYvaji dve moje sestry. Videli jsme se na to Pralske Pouti ale to nebylo dost, ta maid chvile. Tak jsme prijeli domu as ve etvrteck. a budu spokojend aj i s West a budu mit jina,ei myglenky. Taky jsem na to pouti viciela gvagra Rudolf a Vranu z Jourdanton, Texas, ktereoh jsem nevidela dva roky.

Ani Vlastenka Bromova tam nechybeta a dye tak stare kamaradky jsou horgi neZli pet' malYch deti. Taky jsme jell okolo nagi stare farmy co jsme byly vSecky deti vychovane. Jaka, je to pOdivana, a my glenky co tam kdys byvalo tak jsein udelal gvagra zilstat stat u branky a divala jsem kde jsme co Ma yan za mladYch eash. TeZ taky jsem udelala toho meho Avagra aby nas zavezl do Novohradu se podivat. Ale opravdu — mela, pani Jilkova pravdu, ae ja" tam z Novohradu nic nezbylo, nic ale myslela jsem Z"e alespon ten post tarn uvidim co jsme kone uvazovali jak jsme tam na bal Jiz toho necham a pi gte taky vy- natera do na,geho Vestniku. Pozdrav fAeln a dobrou noe.

Lillie Paviasova.

Strang 8.

V28 TN

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WEST, TEXAS

Narodni zdravi a Sokolstvo SpravnY porn& ke zdravi musi bYt pesten jit od mlacli. Nestaei-li na tento aka rodina, musi se ho tim opravdoveji ujimat g kola. Katdemu diteti by se melo dostat poudeni o torn, to zdravi je nejvzacnej g i poklad, jejt tteba opatrovat, ale ria torn bychom nemeli ptestavat. Je tteba uketat, jak se zdravi uchovava, jak se zabranuje nemocem. Nejde jen o nYbrt i o skuteenou snahu opatrovat zdravi a o zdravotni zvyky, kterYch se nabYva dlouhym cvikem. L`erveny nam ukazal cestu, jak tento akol se zdarem piniti. Je tteba jit po ni dal.; -Tam, kde nebylo ize nemoci zabranit, niusi se spolednost stara o fidinne ledeni.

Vgeehny zdravotni institute si musirne udrtet a rozgitit. Sokolu je zdravotni pete velmi blizka. Vtdyt' je sam stratcem narOdniho zdravi a narodnich sil a vykonal pro jejich rozvoj vic, net kdokoliv Wry u nas..

Pede o zdravi musi bYt providena soustavne, prornyglene a vytrvale. Meli bychom branit (pokud je to viibec mane) tabovYm shatkfim, z nicht velmi pravdepedobne vzejdou chore, zatitene Patti proto k peel o zdravi jiz giteni spravnYch no.zorfi na odpovednost rodieovstvi a zavadeni vgech opatteni, kterailv tomu napomahaji.

Novodobe lekatstvi zdilraziluje -prevence. Nemame eekat, az nemoc vypukne a pak ji nYbrg mame se snatit ji ptedev gim zabranit. Proto je tteba, upravovat pomery, ye kterYch rodiny a zvlagte deti tiji, tak, aby se nebezpeei onemocneni zrnen gilo na nejmenSO IJsili o zachovani hygienickYYch pravidel jest znakem opra,vdove vzdelanosti. COm vzdelanej gi narod, eim vyspelej gi zeme, tim lep gi zdravotni pomery. nagich SokolskYch Jednot vic net kde jinde peCuje se o to aby se telo nage otutovalo pravidelnYm cvidenim a po ce160. tadu let toto snateni setkalo se s spechem. Sokolske ueeni melo by nam vgem bYti vzorem. )• 4 • "Co pak jste to zas vyvedl?" tate se 2alatnik stareho zlodeje, ktereho prav'e PO, desate do kriminalu ptivadeji. — "Ale mate, vy to nos", odpovl tento, "kravidku z chleval" )• (

RAS liALOV

POSMRTNi VZPOMINXA NA MARII DOMORAD .elenka tadu 148 narozena na Slovensku dne 6. ledna 1879 a zemtela dne 7. srpna 1959 v nemocnici v Bay City. Zanechala zde ditky, Marii, Frank, Joe, John, Anton, Vera, August a Charlie. Po obtadech z kostela sv. Petra v Blessing byla k vednemu odpodinku ulotena na htbitov v Thidehaven, Texas.

Nasleduje jeji tivotopis jak jej sama nage zesnula sestra sepsala pied svoji nemoci a kterY v pfivodnim zneni zde uvadime: Narodila jsem se 6. dubna r. 1879 v Trstene, okres Orava na Slovensku. RodiCe moji byli rnalo-rolnici a nas bylo 5, a site: 4 chlapci a ji nejmladgi ze vgech. Moje jrneno bylo Marie Javorek. Ve stall. 10 let jsem musela jit do slutby k sedlakovi, ale jak jsem trochu odrustla, gla jsem do mesta Buda — Pe Stu a tam jsem se mela lep gi a take jsem si zagettila penize, to jsem mohla jet do SpojenYch state za sve penize, ba jeAte jsem pfijeila na cestu jive holce, ktera jela se mnou. Jelikot jsem to nemela nikoho z rodiny ani zname, bylo mne mot teskno, a tak po dvou letech jsem jela zpatky, a jelikot muj milt', totit pozdej gi mantel byl ve Vidni, tak jsem jela za nim do Vida, ale tam se mi rozhodne nelibilo a tak jsem ho ptemluvila, aby jel se mnou do SpojenYch state, a on byl hned ochoten jet se mnou, zvlagte kdyi ja jsem urea penize na cestu.

Jelikot on byl z Moravy a ja ze Slovenska, vzalo by to moo dlouho net by jsme dostali povoleni k sfiatku a take to melo stat mot pelf& a my jsme chteli jet co nejdtiv, tak jsme jell svobodni, ale hned po pkijezdu do Pennsylvanie nechali jsrne se oddat. To bylo 2. tijna 1902.

Milj mantel tarn pracoval v uhelnYch dolech ale po dvou letech jsme se ptestehovali do Frydku v okresu Austin v Texasu a zaeali jsme farmatit a v roce Dne 12 a 13 ME, oteVieni nove Soko- 1928 na podzim jsme se ptestehovali do lovny a Domova ado 130. Jaro v Dallas, okresu Matagorda, kde jsme si zakoupill Texas. — Zifeastnete ee teehto nixed- farmu 150 akril, a pozdeji jsme pkikoupili zase 150 akrii hued vedle, tak to mame v nieh svatku! I !

Ve sttedu dne, 2. zati 1959 jednom kuse 300 akru. pestujeme bavlnu a rYti. Vychovali jsme 8 deti, 2 deery a 6 synt, a jedna dcerka zerntela ye stati 8 rokfl. Nejstar gi dcera Marie a nejstargi syn Frank jsou v New Yorku, Josef v Pasadena, Texas, August u vojska jig 17 let, Karel v Galvestone, Anton a John obdelavaji na gi farmu, a dcera Veronika provdana a bYva v Hearne, Texas. Maur jednoho vnuka a jednu vnueku. Mantel zemtel 19. prosince 1951 ye stall. 75 let. Lili jsme s mantelem 49 let, 2 mesice a 1'7 dni. )• 4 • (

61enove tadu 39. na ge vetejnost v okoli Bryan a ye vzdalenej gich mist meli by si povgimnouti dopisu s oznamenim a i pozvanim sestry Matejkove. v angl.

'Usti t. eisla. — Na den 13. zati planuji tarn totit peknou piatelskou zabavu a katdY jest fictive zvan. Potad toho odpoledne jest peelive ptipravovo.n. Kdo jen trochu miltete ptijedte do Bryan.

• • Schfize tadu Di bovY Haj Oslo 126 se bude tentokrate konat druhou nedeli misto obvyklou prvni nedeli tedy dne 13. zati (Sept.) v na gi tadove Sini na Ross.

— Bude to spoledna schtze se spolkem pojigt'ovacim proti ohni RVOS. — Foit 'Oslo 48. — K ads? Olen obouch spolku je fictive zvan.

• • Houston fad 8tefanik bude potadat Bar-B-que v nedeli, dne 20. zati ye sve spolkove sini. Pro Cleny zdarma a pro hosts za mirnY poplatek. Dostavte se a pozvete sve ptatele.

• • Schfize tadu 'Oslo 67, v Schulenburg se bude konat dne, 6. zati (Sept.) v Legion Hall. Po schuzi dobra, svaeina a °beerstveni. Budeme se te git ze se v gici sileastnite.

• • V sobotu veder, vein taneeni zabava ve spolkove sini SPJST v Holland. Hudba Leo Majkov'a z Corpus Christi, katdS7 je uctive zvan. Nezapomefite na sobotu dne 5. zati a pkijd'te.

• • Ve Snook, Texas se bude konat okrskova, schfize na gi Jednoty a jsou einene rozsahle ptipravy. Sjedou se tam vyvolene princezny s celeho prvniho okrsku. dlenove a fitednici Hlavni iltadovny, teditel a pozvani hosty. Neopomente tento den 4. fljna (Oct.) si poznamenati. , • 4. • — " T a VonaSkova o mne napovidala v sousedsvti spoustu "To maS gtesti, to o tobe nepovidala pravdu-"

VPCtu,

ane 2. zati 1959

Socha Svobody slavi letos tra 75ti vStroei ProslavenY, medi krytY majak v newyorskem ptistavi gti — Socha Svobody osvecujici svet slavi letos tii rtrzna vYroei, dohotovena byla v2,i 21. kvetna 1884, formalne ptedana americkernu vel vyslanci jako dar naroda francouzskeho narodu americkemu 4. eervence, a zakladni kamen jejiho podstavce na ostrove Bedloe byl polo2en 5. srpna. V gechny tyto udalosti odbyly se tedy pied 75 lety.

Kolosalni socha byla dopraviena do SpojenYch state v kusech a zde smontovana. K dedikaci presidentem Grover Clevelandem za ptitomnosti jejiho Irancouzskeho tviIrce Frederica A. Bartholdiho doglo ovgem teprve 28. tijna 1886. Ji2 pies sedmdesat lety stoji Socha Svobody jako stralnY andel americke svobody, jako majak svobody pro ty, kteti sem ptiji2deji.

VESTNtK WEST, TEXAS etyry roky pozdeji, kdy byla vystavena na Pati2ske vYstave. Ji2 dva roky pted touto vYstavou byla ji2 ye Filadelfii vystavena ruka, dr2ici pochoderi, ktera byla pozdeji ukazovana, na podstavci i v Ma dison Square v New Irorku.

Podle puvodniho, 49 paled vysokeho modelu nasledovaneho dven-ia postupne yetgimi modely vypraco-. val Bartholdi z lat & . model v pine velikosti. Pozdeji byly podle modelu vyrobeny dtevene formy a do nich byla vtlueena med'. Kdy2 byla socha dohotove na, byly jeji east pteve2eny roku 1885 ye 214 bednach do Noveho Yorku, kde byly odislovane dasti pracne sloleny v celek na 2eleznou kostru, vypracovanou Gustavern Eiffelem, svetoznamYrn tvarcem ve2e, ktera nese jeho jmeno a ktera ovgern tou dobou je gte neexistovala.

Od sandalti po pochodefi meti Socha svobody 151 stop; od zakladny podstavce az po nejvy ggi bod 305 stop. Na bronzoye plakete v hlavnim vchodu do podstavce je basal "The new Colossus" od ameri eke basnitky Emmy Lazarusove. tasto ei tovane.

Myg lenka na vybudovani symbolu, upominajiciho na americkou a francouz .„ skou revoluci, zrodila se roku 1863 v mysli liberalniho francouzskeho intelektuala Edouarda de Laboulaye. On, a. li(od Vlasty Javoticke) jeho smYgleni, 2ijice pod diktators(Pokraeovanf) kou nadvladou Napoleona III., touaili po svobode, za kterou Amerika i Francie Bene§ se Sonekem byli nadieni odvabojovaly ve syYch revolucich. hou hospodskeho a zaba ria pok.ra'dovala Vokruhu jeho ptatel pohyboval se I dal.

Nanynka tonula v blatenosti ale HemladY alsaskY sochat Bartholdi, kterY, dva byla zarny glena. Vedela, 2e zpusobila povzbuzovan de Laboulayem, ptijel roku 1871 do SpojenYch state, aby zde zjistil, Venovi krutou bolest a piece nemohla co by bylo moZno ye jmenu svobody vy- jinak.

Pohravat jim nechtela -konati Onoho rana, kdy lod' dospela A mela jegte neco na srdci — btehti Noveho sveta, probleskla BartholKluci se tu o ni trhali a veru tea() nadiho mozkem inspirace. Podle vlastniho gla chvilku, aby se dostala k boudam. ptiznani pojal jiz v torn okamZiku my g Byly u kostela a nutno ujit a beiet —-lenkuavytoeni"Schyvobd". "'Byl to vskutku NovY svet, jevici se v hezkY kousek testy.

Musela take nakoupit majestatni rozloze s elanem vzru gujiciU kramku se svatYmi obrazky a so g ho 2ivota. . ." psal tehdy Bartholdi. — -kamisezatvila.

"Ano, na tomto miste ma byti vztYdena "Dostala bych svatYho Aloisa?" ptasocha Svobody!" la se prodavate. Mela pti torn eelo velmi Po navratu do Francie zaeal Barthol- zardele a kiopila oei, jako by i oni -yeadi s pomociy Francousko-americke unie 11 — — sbirati p •ispeyky od francouzskYch obKramal vybiral. eantr. Asi 180 francouzskYch rifest vytvo"Tuhle." tilo vYbory, ktere vybraly yetginou od "Dyt' to nejni sv. Alois — to je sv. drobnYch lidi v malYch ptispevcich etvrt Jan Nepomuckej." milionu dolartr. Naklad na sochu a pod"I ten je stejne mocnej, panenko." stavec, na kterY ptispely Spojene Staty "Ale ja chci Aloisa." skoro ttemi sty tisici dolary, odhaduje Hledali. "Tak tady." se na 500,000 a2 600,000 dolarti.

"To je svatej FrantiSek Serafins,kej!"

Bartholdi zapoeal svoje dilo roku 1874.

"Tak s Aloisem nemohu poslouZit. Ale Hlava Svobody, jejim2 modeIem byla vemte si panenko svatYho Vaelava, nebo Bartholdiho matka, byla dohotovena o Frolijana. To je mocnej patron."

"Sla leta"

strana Hedva byla zarmoucena. Sla proto a koupila malilinky rilaenedek a obrazek Panenky Marie Makovske.

Vge schovala za riadra — tak to posveceno tlukotem jejiho srdce.

• • Nanynku vyprovazel mladY Kudrna a2 daleko za yes. 'Sel potad pH ni a doptaval se zdali si to srdce od neho schove. na pamatku a bude-li na nej vzportinat a mohl-li by ji trochu psat.

Nanynka, mela pino radosti a take plno strachu. Kdy2 ji bude psat, musi take odpisovat a ona uz z toho vygla nevi jak se pigi ty za,trapene i a y.

Kdyt se u kaplieky daleko na siirlici poutnici loudili, ptitoeil se Jindra k pantatovi Benegovemu.

Nabral odvahy a prosil ho, aby se smel Absr jednou do Lhoty podivat 2e — rad take k nim -- a 2e jako Nanynka mu to dovolila,.

Zpevaci plakali a zpivali loueeni rnuzikanti to po nich opakovali a druirdky na obraz marianskY povesily veneeky.

To byl posledni vyhled na Makovskou horu, na r_12 se ttpytil v letnim slunci zlacenY ktiZek. Potorn vie zakryl les 'a vrgky pahorkatiny — Take Jindra gel zpet, ale jeho srdee vracelo s poutniky.

Nanynce bylo blaze a jenom tehdy "se trochu ye svem Stesti zara2e1a, kdy2 hledla na Venu. Byl smuten a vypadal unavene.

"Hedy° — ty nerna g rada nageho Venn?" zeptala se koneene kamaradkyl, kdy2 si dodala srdce. Uptimne a krasne oei Hedviny uptely se do Oa NaniritinYch. "Ne" — hlesla a provinile je skloptia.

• • Maminka se lekla Veny, kdy z pouti Byl jako nesyfrj. Jen tak zpola od povidal; oe mela Nanynka keel vic vita jich mei merle. Zouval se a mel oei 1te; jak zapadle. dO"Co pak Venou gku? Nejni ti bte? Koukni se na me! Boll to hlava?"''

"Jo` — nal se mi 2aludek tfese," aby neco fekl.

Maminka byla pina starosti.

"I to Wide nebude, ne21i ze to nekdO uhranul. To se ratio stane. Me jednou na pouti taky. Nestala jsem kolik dni nic. Helet' utti se podolkem, to ti udeia dobfe. A uvatim ti dernY kafe; nebo mealue, chceg?"

Vena nechtel. "I jsem riakej uglej.u, du trochu na zahradu. Lehnu si pod hrugku."

Maminka u2 se nemohla vic o Vertu starat, proto2e Nance melo tolik feel; nebylo mo2na. Povidalo v jednom kuse

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a 11 1 ,1\ e o tech KudrnovYch a o Jincinb, 1. manunka jen se koukla, uz byla doma.

Aha, pomyslila si Nande nechalo na pouti srdce. I helemese! A honem sla za pantatou, aby se doptavala, co to bylo za lidi a jak on na to pohligi.

Lojza poslouchal na pul ucha. Zajimalo ho to, ale nechtel dati zcela nideho najevo. Tougil take se dovedet, zdali se Hedva bavila s Venou, ale ;bal se dati nee°, takoveho napovrch. Bal se, aby nezaCal Venu nenavidet.

0 Boge, co to mel po cely den za, zle pocity? Lekal se jich. Na bratra se nemohl podivat, tak mu zylo zle a tegko.

Pfebral mu Hedvu, tot' jasno! Ptebral mu ji. Na mysli mu tanulo mataino ptirovnani. Jako Esau a Jakub. Ale co Esau — co Jakub.

To byla vypoeitavost, jednalo se jim o prvorozenstvi pogehnani otcovo.

Matka chtela Jakuba uoiniti dedicem — ale on!

Nechce nic! Nic! Kdyby mu dali aby si Hedvu vzal, odeSel by s ni do sveta, tieba do JenSovic ke dvoru, pod deputat — nebo nekam jeSte dal. Co na, torn, ge je synem ze statku — jen kdy g by mel Hedvu.

Ale Vena, Vena! Napted se tvatil, jako by nic a nechal ho, vyekaval, a g ho laska zachvati jako smrSt a potom vyvstal klidne, s vedomim viteze a Hedvu mu' piebral.

Siragna, bolest svirala Lojzovo srdce — ni slil chvilemi. ge se mu hlava rozleti a piece musel tie pracovat a trpet.

A ta Hedva! Hadice! Tvatila se jako by ho milovala — 0Sernetne geny! Hanebnice.

Lojza musel ch vilemi yen, aby si mohl sevkiti hlavu do dlani.

Nei ji tak te gkou a snautnou.

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JedinY Lojza bloudil za humny.

Byl talovY naclherny veeer --radost vyjit a vlaheho vzduchu se nadYchat.

Od rybnika tahl se molancholicky zpev gabi.

Byl jecinotvarnY a piece jimal byl pisni letniho treeera.

— Na nebi plaly tisice a tisice hvezd, byly tak iichvatne, ge bys oai z nich nestrhnul.

Za lesem vychazel mesic. Oblival jeho vrcholky a pronikal kmeny. Rika se bledY me.sie, ale dnes nebyl bledY. Byl ohnivY a nemel vubec gadnYch skvrn.

Pohled byl AchvatnY a velebnY. Lojza se prochazel napked po sade a poi= zaSel za. humna . sousedova.

Co asi dela, Hedva? Jiste u g spi Po dlou he tae — Spi sladce, Val se na BeneStiv grunt!

Lojza si to tekl schvalne a bylo mu, jako by se byl tenkym paskem Slehnul Zabolelo to sti agile a s tim vstala, jakasi krvelaenost, ktera, si gadala nove bolesti.

"Bloude!" tekl si proto. "Cemu se dito nechce. Musela by s tebou nekam pod deputat, nebo do malt' chalupy, kterou bysme si za muj podil postavili. S Venou sedne do teplYho — takra — do teplYho! Reminek zasvi6tel a rort'al jeho nitro, krvavou ranou. "Povidala, ge by si vzala i flaSinettife! Aha, Hled lme! Venu, Venieka.. ge je prvorozenY a dostane grunt."

P • i to samomluve Sel zvolna a se sklopenou hlavou kolom Souekovy zahrady. Sidly tam, stare Stepy a u g se na nich houpalo ovoce. Jablieka byla jeSte maid, ale ug slibovala.

Nekde v mlazi tika ptaeek a ye staveni kokrhal kohout.

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Naiecinou se v zahiade zakmitl svetlY stin. Bylo by to Anse? Znal Souekovou Aninkul. Sotva vysl:t ze , Skoly, ale byla urostla a yeene na sade. Sra gela se stromtrt "zboubny" nepovedene Svestkove padavky a okouSela od ja.ra vSecko ovoce.

Zastavil se a hledel tam. A to najednou: "Lojziku jsi to ty?"

ZnarnY hlas a stint stoji u plotu.

"Tos ty Hedvo ?Co ate nespiS?" "Ne — koukala jsem se k vain do zahrady esli esli — tam nejseS." "Ja, to shad si to pleteS?" Lojztiv hlas zni trpce. "Myslim, ges hledala, Venu."

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Obld pag e protahla se plotern a podala Lojzovi ustrnulemu a skamenelemu baReek.

"Chtela jsem ti ptinist svatYho Aloisa, ale voni ho nemeli," dodala jako na svou onaluvu; "ten ra geneeek nos u sebe, je dotYkanej velebnY svatosti." Rada by take byla tekla — a meho srdce — ale to ug si nechala.

(Pokradovani) , • 4, • Skoro uhodnul:— ZveclavY otec chteje zvedeti o svem dvojroenim chlapcovi, co ho za karieru v givote aeka, zaSel k rabinovi optat se ho, jak by mohl to zvedet. "Postav pied chlapce penize, bibli, a flaSku vina", radii rabin svemu osadnikovi. Sahne-li po penezich, bude z neho obchodnik, vezme-li bibli, bude z neho rabin, sahne-li po flak bude z neho pijak. Dojda domt, starostlivY otec postavil hned pied syna rabinem odporueovanYe veci. Chlapec nerozmYSlel se dlouho, vstreil penize do kapsy, vypil vi no a bibli streil pod pa gi a vybehnul yen z domu. "Tedy ug vim, eim bude mtij syn", pravil si starostlivY otec. "Bude jiste politikatem: here vSecko, co mu pod ruku ptijde." ) • A • Zenevska konference zahranienich ministrft skoneila, ani by vyteSila jediny proble tYkajici se Berlina ei NCmecka. JeclinYm kladem bylo, ge, jedine svola,nim teto konference se zabranilo tomu, aby Chruke y spinil 27. kvetna svou hrozbu, ze donuti arnericke, britske a francouzske oddily k vyklizeni Zapadniho Berlina, , • 4, • ( Kanada bud mit od 15. zati noveho hlavniho guvernerd. Nastupcern V. Masse yho bude general-major George P. Vanier, velitel francouzsko-kanadskeho plu ku C. 22 behem prvni svetove valky a bYv. kanadskY velvyslanec ye Francii. Ve dru he svetove valce zastupoval Kanadu u vSech exilovYch vlad na Ode Velke Britanie.

B-1 ug veeer a u BeneSu v gichni spah. Vena odeSel (Hive ne g jindy. Povidal, ze se ze vSeho vyspi a vylezl si prvni na harm S Aloisem tam v lete spali. Byl tam chladeeek a pekne uklizeno. Vypadalo to .jako podkrovi, nebYti hambalka a Pies nelibost oficielnich polskYch mist kon l inu. Zensite tam mely forotni pefizaSel americkY mistopresident Nixon ye ny i ' aty a chlapci spali na postelich jaVarSave do katedraly sv. Jana a gadal, ko pant aby se mohl sejit s polskYm kardinalem Nanynka Sla take spat sotva bylo ukliWyszinskim. Mluvei vlady mu vSak sdezeno. Bolely ji nohy tak neSt'astne, 'ze ge kardinal se neciti dobte a ge odse ani hnouti nemchla. Tlaeily ji cestou cestoval do sveho letniho sidla. trochu sttevice a u muziky si je zpuchY) • •T. • tovala sotva na nich stela. Ale co pak tam, by byla trpela jeSte kolikrat tolik V Southamptonu v Anglii zemtel ye teprve doma to na ni padlo. veku 62 let bYv. kapitan zaocenaskeho Spala, jig ye sve svetniece jako deck() "Vena byl, na pouti, ten to nepotiebu- parniku .pro dopravu cestujicich "Queen a zciravY pot se ji peril' po nosiku. je. Ale ty ne. Donesla jsem ti tuhlec z Mary". Representoval britske civilni na Snilo se ji krasne moc krasne. pouti a taky vod Matteky Bogi pozdrave- motnictvo pfi pohtbu anglickeho krale ni.), Byla zase v kole s Jindrou. — Jitiho VI.

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• BYv. velitel cyperskeho podzemniho hnuti za svobodu, general G. Grivas vstoupil do teckeho politickeho kolbi§te a nekteti pozorovatele v Athenach se domnivaji,ze ma, dobre vyhlidky stat se pa ptiStich vkobecnYch volbach teckS.7m premierem.

• • AmerickY velvyslanec na Filipinach a vynikajici znalec sovetskYch porneril Car les E, (Chi p ) Bohlen byl povolan do Washingtonu a jmenovan specielnim porad cern zahronieniho ministra Hertera v zale2itostech tYkajicich se SSSR.

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Reports from our Lodge., or any other Reading Matter to be published should reach ,7.ie Editor, Saturday before the da •of issue. Address all matters t., Editor: P. 0. Box 85, West, Te

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Annual bock, District Four of our SPJST family, held its annual District Meeting with the Lubbock Lodge hosting, the District :ambership and visiting on Sunday, ogust 23, at Lubbock, Texas, in the roomy, modern and air-conditioned Hall of the Vetarans of Foreign Wars Building.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE "I pledge Allegiance to the Flag of the If you will glance at our map, you will United States of America and to the see that Lubbock is way up thar, a Republic for which it stands. One Nation long distance from Temple and form under God, indivisible, with Liberty and West, our starting points, where vast Justice for all." stretches of terrain lay waste in cactus and mesquite growth and eroding sandy hills, housing pumps pushing Black man's noose often was a permanent fixCold to the surface, in many such places ture on the courthouse square, where oftentimes two wells pumping in the cowboy justice was meted out to the unsame spot, however, on two different fortunate one dangling on the rope unle; els; where irrigated cotton and maize til the corpse attracted the buzzards march in rows to,the far horizon; where and served as a warning to other law one's farm is not measured in acres but breakers. This was the plains country in sections of land and parts thereof; as depicted by Zane Grey and such is where even Mr. Jackrabbit has to wear the land around Lubbock, where today &wen League Boots to Q0 courtin in the millionaires are born overnight. neighbors cotton patch, sections away.

From Sister Eristinek's directions in This is the cowboy country, the "old her letter to the Vestnik, the VFW Hall west," the plains country, where still was not hard to find, for all the streets .vast tracts of land pasture cattle, where in Lubbock from east to west are numyounger generation at this particul- bered and those running north and time is practicing barrel races for south are alphabetized. rodeo competition, putting their ponies We arrived around 10:30 a.m. to find through their paces between ma's clothes tubs, trying to make the course OM good sisters busy in the kitchen. The tables, counters and even the boxes on record the floor, were full of bowls and platters This, too, is the land where grandpa of food ready to be served. Meanwhile, some 75 years ago carried a rifle stuck visiting inside the spacious clubroom in his boot while in the saddle and was well underway. Here people have to kept it close at hand when he slept. travel far for such visiting, so they take This is the land where he chased the advantage of every opportunity to meet plow-pushing-sod busters out of his each other and exchange news of tarncountry, the then cattle empire of Tex- ily, children, grandchildren, chickens as. Ironically, his grandsons are now and crops. bustinsod with their tractors to plant By noon the Hall was full and long those endless POWs of cotton to make line of hungry folks began moving them rich men.

This, too, is the land where the hang- rapidly by the chew of sisters serving

the food buffet-style, from the groaning board. After the last member had had his fill, the (mkeeting was called to ordel. Comfortable chairs placed at long tables, covered with white linen and vases containing cut flowers, held the contented membership while the food settled.

We all sang America, led by the Editor and wife and accompanied on the piano by Sister Helen Macha, hometown talent. This was followed by the Pledge to our Flag.

Then Brother Ancinec opened the speeches with his Welcoming Address.

"In behalf of our lodge," said Brother Ancinec, "it is a real pleasure to greet you who came from great distances of Texas to be here. Social conditions under which we live and work are quite different from those that exist in many of your respective lodges and communities, where your gatherings are commonplace and sometimes referred to as "doings" only. It is no "doing" with us here, for this is a real occasion that we shall long remember. I know my country here and the attendance speaks better than people talking, who.r.4 we shall be hearing. I hope that you will enjoy yourselves and be' glad that you came as we are glad to have you here. Sisters and Brothers. Welcome!" concluded Brother Ancinec, Brother Ancinec then, greeted the Meeting in the Czech language on behalf of the membership whose command of the English language is limited, stating that it was a great pleasure to greet you in the plains! Brother Ancinec complimented the officers of the Supreme Lodge and the Editor present for attending this meting and assured them that District Four appreciated it. He then turned the "mike" over to the District President, Brother B'ob Bros.

Brother Broz introduced Brother Edward Marek, President of the Supreme Lodge to give the Response.

"In response to the welcome by Bro. Ancinec, said Brother Marek, "I wish to personally say this in behalf of the officers of the Supreme Lodge, our Editor, and in behalf of all of you this

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afternoon, that it is a pleasure to be here in Lubbock today."

"We, from the Su p reme Lodge, feel it an honor, that we MO y be with you and ±1 1, e, hands with you. A few days ago I made the state:A-lent that since the meeting is held only once a year, it is right that we all should be here with you, to give the meeting good coverage in our paper. The friendship that we have felt here today cannot be written in words. We with to assure you that we always look forward to your meeting here in the Fourth District. In behalf of the officers not here, I wish to bring you greetings and they send their regrets at not being able to be here. In their behalf I extend to you their sincerest best wishes for se,ccess in this meeting .here today. (Some of the Supreme Lodge officers were attending a District Meeting held at Kovar, Texas on "We came here among you and we felt this day—Editor's note). at home here. You have extended your hand in friendship anet hospitality and your welcome. So, in response to that and in behalf of those who traveled from long distances, I want to say Thank You." Brother Marek then spoke in Czech.

Brother March introduced the Sueme Lodge officers present: Brother Chupick, Secretary; Brother Koliha, Treasurer; Brother Navratil, Director from District II; the Editor and wife, and visitors from other Districts.

Then in loving memory of those members in District Four who have passed away since the last meeting, we all stood in a imute minute in respect to their memory. .Sister Haisler Youth Director of DistI, our, then took over her part of the progl'arfl.

Ermis and Janet Pavliska sena Czdeh song: "Cerveny Seteetek hoccin anied on the accordion by jeteot el- Ernest Orsak.

necessity of electihg a neW c'Dlistrict Four Director for the SPJST Rest Home Board in Taylor, Texas, 'to rc‘i)h,..q.e Bro. Stehlik. Elections by bal cave our Brother Fred Kveton of Abnathy, Rt. 1, Texas as our Rest Horne TM eelor from District Four. Brother Broz was next highest and Brother Ancinec was third nigh man.

Brother Broz was r o c 'clad as District Four President arid (I l'ot1-1 ,4. Chas.

Eubenik its Vice-Presidertt. '31ster Kristinek was re-elected, Secretary-Treasurer and Sister Haisler District Four Youth Director. Our congratu l dtions to all.

Supreaoo Loftge President ydarek, then spoke to the gathering - 'on Fraternity, its definition, its privileges as well as its obligations, its hopes "foe the , future of the fraternal lodges in AntferiCa and its part in America's future, in molding its citizens, etc. He sited insurance from Biblical days when man in his Divine moments was brother to mail in need.

He then remembered the pioneers who founded our Order. "Of the 872 members that formed this fraternal order, we have 28 still living today. Sixty-two years of service that they have 'rendered to this order — faithful service. We have had members in our order who have passed the century mark, We, have had members who had their certificates paid out in full, at the age of 9 years.

Therefore, it behooves us who are young to carry on for they (our forefathers) saw the need at that time to carry on. Remember, that in many places in the world we could not meet as we do here this afternoon, deliberate and sit free from worry and fear, that we may be persecuted for assembling, therefore, it is good to see the footsteps in the sand of time that have been placed there by those who have gone before us, fitting those who follow us in the same pattern, improving as they go along."

Mss Del en Macha, accompanied herself' on the piano es she sang the beautiful Czech song, "U Studanky Sedela."

Then Brother Ernest Orsak, gave us several renciitions on his accordion of our popular Czech polkas and waltzes.

Following this short program, Brother Frog again 'resumed the leadin g of the meeting with a roll call of District Four lodges. Only three lodges were not represented. There were three other Districts represented besides District Four.

Cister tert‘ tn, Kris isle read minutes ert the In t!: meeting in San Angelo, which minutes were accepted as read.

Brother Bros remembering the late Brother Otto Stehlik, brought up the

"Let us be the Shining Signal of Fraternal work," concluded Brother Marek.

Brother Marek also presented Brother Socha, District Four Organizer with a plaque as "Top man in '58" in this District. Brother Broz accepted the, Plaque with thanks in Brother Socha's absence.

Remembering the late Brother Otto Stehlik, President Marek said: "He was a good man from your District. The SPJST Headquarters in Temple was in part his guidance that it was purchased t 'tor he was on the Building Committee at that time. He was also on the Rest Home Board and it is a sad thing that we lose these good men. May his memory, who worked so faithfully, be the guidance or those who work in the future. To Broth-

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er Kveton, I aim sure you will find the six men on the Rest Home Board, men who will lend you a helping hand -- you will meet them this fall."

Brother John Chupick, secretary from the Supreme Lodge spiced his talk with his wit. He is an excellent after dinner speaker. "You people in West Texas are remarkable people in a remarkable country. Everything looks so different here. You are making great progress, but then it takes these West Texans to carry the ball."

Brother Chupick also pointed out that our responsibilities as citizens of this wonderful America which we inherited from our forefathers, but also pointed out our responsibilities to our fraternal order in guiding that which our forefathers founded for our protection. Bro. Chupick spoke about the fraternal work which is carried on in the Czech language and that when we are gone, that the fraternal work will be carried on in the English by our progeny and that it will be in just as good hands.Brothey Chupick stated that: "Your friendship cannot be bought with money. We, Supreme Officers, spiritually recuperate when we are among you. God Bless You." "The words 'Can't Be Done' are found only in the dictionary," said Brother Koliha, opening his address. "Therefore, I stress that it is very important that there be cooperation with' our solicitors as they are the ones who bring home the bacon. It is to those men and women who go out and bring in new members, they will keep our SPJST going after we are gone to our final resting places, so give them a helping hand, so' that these soldiers who go out can hold the ground of our organization."

Brother Koliha complimented the Vestnik as a medium of communication between our lodges and their activities.

Speaking of the Youth, Brother Koliha said "It is the youth who are our members of tomorrow so with the cooperation of your organizers in this District, it is with your youth that we.shall go forward."

Brother Charles Navratil, Director to the Supreme Lodge from District II, and also on the Rest Home Board spoke next,.

"Brothers and sisters, I am glad that can be here among you. I like to come to West Texas. It is surprising that while your District is so far apart that so many of you have come here. That shows your fine interest and I hope that this interest will continue to grow; that you will help your organizers get as many new members in your order as possible."

"I would like to say a few words about our Rest Home, if I may. Brothers and

Straw 1' Sisters, now we brag a little bit about the Rest Home. We have about 35 vtest and can now finally meet our bills and pay off a little of our debt. We are proud that we have brought it down to where we only owe the SPJST. As soon as we get our debt down, we would like to build on — and I would liLe to explain why. Should some of our fol;;s who have been residing with us for two, three or even longer years become bedridden, which is quite possible, we do not have facilities for caring for them properly, as they have their private moms.. Vie cannot turn these good people away after so long a time and when they need us the most, when they become bedridden. A large hospital type room where all the bedridden patients could be eared for competently is desirable as you can see.

All of Cu! Rest Home Directors work free; paying their own gas etc. We are co:-nni q ininp but just to show you that our Directors are really doing L;00et 10r the Hone.

"1 would like to see more folks in Texas take an interest in the Home and support it. More and more Rest Homes aL e being constructed to care for our aging population, those aged who cannot fit into the modern set-up of living with their children. Our Rest Home is such that any son or daughter need not be ashamed to have his or her parents there," said Brother Navratil.

"Brother Keeton," continued Brother MIvra til, "now you know how much remuneration you can expect for being on the Rest Home Board," laughingly concluded Brother Navratil.

Editor Hosek followed Brother Navratil.

"I feel that you have been very patient to listen this long. I know that not all people have the same grade of interest in this work, so let me say something to my friends present, in Ozech.

As you know, this order was originated by our pioneers, many of whom didn't know one word! of English. They came to America and 'many of them had to work out their boat passage to this country in hard labor. They attended their lodge meetings on foot, on horseback, some few in wagons and carriages drawn by horses and mules, over rutted and muddy paths, for roads were but paths at that time. These meetings were their sole social contact, and inspiration for many weeks to come. I urge you that while you are able to speak the Czech language, use this language, honor the memory of these courageous people who suffered hardships to hold this organization together that the order would grow and prosper. In speaking of our

VASTNi g — WEST, TEXAS Youth today, we are speaking of the Third Generation, possibly fourth, for the second generation was saved for us by our fathers. If we, through our example show our Youth that we are people of integrity, honoring our forefathers and working in harmony, surely they will come among us.

"It, is my ,duty to point these things out to you. I do this in your Vestnik every week and these things have found fertile ground in many places.

"In conclusion, I will say in the meory of our late Brother Otto Stehlik, you lost a fine man. While Brother Stehlik and I didn't see eye to eye on some things, I respected him for his convictions and his honest efforts to do good for humanity. May his soul find eternal peace." concluded Brother Hosek.

Thus the afternoon waned in this fine fellowship.

The Rowena Lodge No. 49, extended' an invitation to hold the next District Four Annual Meeting sometimes early next year, the date and time to be announced as son as possible by that lodge through; the Vestnik's Calendar.

We all sang "Kde Domov Muj" in son and then the hand shakes started as members were thinking of home and of the long distances that awaited them.

Basically, these wonderful people are true to form — the Czech traditions still evident, the genuine friendliness, no pretentions, the happiest at seeing one another, the opportunity to speak the Czech language with one another, catch up on news from other parts of Texas, for many of these folks originally came from everywhere but th?s part of the country. It was very nice meeting so many new faces, shaking hands with old and tried friends. May God bless you one and all in health and happiness while we are apart.

Fraternally, Your Editor and wife •

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Professor Dr. H. E. Robinson made this statement: "I am convinced that education is what remains after one has forgotten what was learned from books." o 4 o t.

One Thing at a Time Police: "Mama, didn't you hear me whistle when you went through that red light?"

Lady driver: ''Yes, but I never flirt when driving."

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District II Holds Youth Day at Camp Tahauya Sunday, August 30, District II held its Youth District Meeting at the Boy Scouts of America, 125 acre ranch, Tahauya Camp near Belton, Texas, in good 01' Bell County.

After a Family Style Buffet dinner held in the mess hall of Camp Tahauya, a short business meeting was held, and then the youth partici p ated in outdoor activities such as swbrening, fishing, boating, 50 yard dash, etc. under the supervision of District II Youth Leader, Sister Clara Hejl and her assistants.

Thanks to Brother C. C. Chervenka and Brother A. Boudny for all arrangements.

Sunday, being a warm but 1)a-tutiful day, really turned out the membership and youth of District II. Under the Shade of century old live oak and elm trees, registration was well under way when the Editor and wife pulled into the grounds.

Sister Clara Hejl, will give the Vestnik the list of winners in the different activities contests, as well as the names of her wonderful staff of assistants.

While activities were going on outside, Sister Driska showed color slides of her recent trip to Europe, presenting landmarks in several countries in her itinerary.

District II Members are in the middle of their District Queen Contest which will end late in September, with a coronation Dance culminating this activity at the Star Hall in Seaton on October the 11th. They immediately extended an invitation to the entire Texas brotherhood to support this Youth Dance and come and have a good time on that day with them. A Handicraft Contest for the Youth will precede the Coronation of the Queen, that afternoon.

Please keep posted on this District II event through your Vestnik in the next few weeks. A more detailed report of this outing at beautiful Camp Tahauya will follow next week.

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"Talk?" replied the auctioneer, "He's been bifdding against you for the last half hour!"

Open House If a man does only what is required Aunty: "Well, Bobby, how do you like of him, he is a slave. If he does more school." than is required of him, he is a free man.

Bobby: "Closed, of course.'

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Your Attention Please!

Jeanette Helincnmp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar E. Helmcamp of Houston, and grand daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krejci of Weimar, all members of SPJST is a candidate for Princess of Lodge No. 88.

She is a senior in Reagan High School the Reagan Band Treasurer, a member of the National Honor Society, and a member of our Youth Club of SPJST Lodge No. 88.

Her chosen prince is Robert Lee Hilsher, and both are sponsored by Organizer and President A. L. Hilsher. Anyone wishing to support these candidates please contact. Brother Hilsher at UN 1-7083 or CA 8-8424.

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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 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 5 We are happy to announce that the date is set for our Queen and King's Ball and also our Fall District Meeting for Sunday, November 1, 1959. The place designated is at Lodge Pokrok No. 88, 1140 Robbie, Houston, Texas. Our program is as follows: Noon — Dinner 2:00 p.m. — District Business Meeting 3:30 p.m. Youth Program 5:00 p.m. — Supper 7:00 p.m. — Dance 8:00 p.m. — Crowning of Queen and King.

All members and friends are cordially invited to support and participate in this occasion. A good time is assured.

Fraternally, Mrs. Birdie Hilsher, 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.

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Saturday, Sept. 5th — Vrazel's DISTRICT SEVEN Boys of Buckhoits This is to inform you that our next Saturday, Sept. 12 — Eric Honza of EnDistrict meeting will be held on Sept. nis.

20th, 1959 under the sponsorship of Saturday, Sept. 19th — Slim Haisler's Lodge Antonin J. Cerrnak at Corpus Ploy Boys of Temple Christi, Texas. Please leave this Sunday Saturday, Sept. 20th — Budy Kurtz to us in our Seventh District. Thanks.

Orchestra of Shiner • o 1 • J. • Granger — Both the Granger CYC girls' softball team and the boys team Third Anniversary Princess Dance at won the championship of the Austin Lodge 84, Dallas, Texas. Music by Ed Diocese Softball meet held at Bryan reFaraizl's Orchestra. -- Remember Sat- cently.

The Granger girls defeated the team urday, Sept. 26 and make it a date. from Frenstat by a score of 13-12 to • • Lodge Bila Hora No. 16 invites all its gain the title.

The Granger boys team first defeated Members to their next important meeting Sunday Sept. the 16, So you all the Temple team 22-19 to qualify for the from near and far please be there and finals, and then licked the team froln help us, so that our good Lodge become Brenham 4-1 to carry away the dioce= san championship. real active again.

Both winning teaniis will be awarded • • championship trophies.

Our Lodge No. 126-, Ross Meeting will • 4, • be held this time on the second Sun. Moravia — Cotton picking is in full day of September -- the 13th, together swing at present, but the occasional with Lodge RVOS No. 48 and all our members of both Lodges are cordially rains are holding it back. We had a rain Saturday, Aug. 8 and again Aug. 14 invited. Do not fail Us! and 15. Cotton is not as good as it seem:• ed a couple of weeks back. The root rot Lodge 142 Houston, announces a big is very bad this year. The July rains Barbecue on 'Sunday, Sept, 20 at the damaged the cotton also.

• •( Lodge Hall. For our members' -- Free non-members will be served for a A pre-registratioi conference Monday of all students, opened activities at Tenn nominal charge -- You all come. ple Junior College for the coming schooF • year.

Czech Day at the Dallas State Fair -The conference included discussion of Program to be held at the Women's courses and assignment of numbers •ta Building Sunday October 25, 1959. Time students, designated to help both the from 10:00 A.M. to 1,00 P.M. — See an- college faculty and students schedule nouncement in this issue.

Classes.

• • The The numbers arc to be used dur-, ing registration. The discussion was to CALENDAR OF NEW DALLAS SOKOL GYM AND LODGE JARO 130 assist students in planning their courses and to enable the college staff to schedSATURDAY, SEpT. 12th. -- Opening ule classes according to number of stuDay Carnival , Afternoon) Luncheon dents.

Evening. Dance 8.30 till 1:00 a. m. fea) ( turing the New Gus Herzan Band.

Three cotton gins in the La Grange, SUNDAY, SEPT 13th. — Ribbon Cut- area had •a total of 1,020 bales up to ting 11:00 a. m. Unner 12 Noon, Dedi- mid-morning Thursday, and all reported cation Program (Afternoon) Dance 8 that Wednesday was their "top" day of 3. M. till 12 p. m. featuring Don Hosek the current season.

Sand and Gus Herzan Band ) • 4. • ( SATURDAY, SEPT. 26th. -- Special Dance. Music by Ed, Rejcek Band from • The Third Annual Firemen's Frolic Ennis, Texas. 8:30 till 1:00 a. m. was held at the SPJST Hall in Sweet ) • is • I Home, Wednesday, Aug. 26. Various en-' tertainment was on the program for the In every Lodge of our Brotherhood whole family. let's strive to carry our Youth Program 4 • ( to a successful conclusion as our future depends on the winning of our young Musicians who play by ear should remember that we listen the same way. friends.

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chance in winning, and the best of luck to both of you.

Dear Brothers and Sisters: Fraternally, Rudy J. Sefcik I am sponsoring a lovely lady, MilOrganizer dred Vala, daughter of Brother and 1 4. • ( WAV ELORSVI,TXA The Floresville Youth Club, Lodge No. 10'7, will meet on the second Sunday of September, the 13th. We have bought athletic equipment which will be put to use after the meeting.

Members try to attend and bring a friend.

Barbara McCloskey • 4, A HOUSTON LODGE NO. 88

YOUTH CLUB DISTRICT 5 CONTEST Houston, Texas The princess contest is on in District No. 5, and I wish to urge every organizer in our District to help put this contest over. Seems that so far we have been slow in getting started and I hope that after the interlodge contest which ends on August 31, you will ask every member of your Lodge to give you their support so you can put her over the top. Sister Emil Vala, who has been s memThis can be done by continuous effort ber of Lodge No. 88 all her life, and and hard work, so let's get going and make your princess the queen, and at the same time you and your Lodge will be greatly benefited. If I can be of any help to you please call me and I will be happy to work with you.

With best of luck to all of you, I am Fraternally yours, J. M. Skrabanek, District 5, Organizer • 4 • HOUSTON LODGE 88 A SPECIAL INVITATION The Youth Directors of Lodge No. 88 would like to take this opportunity to invite each and everyone of you to our Prince and Princess Ball on Saturday, Sept. 5th. All the committees, officers, and youth directors are planning an elabortate occasion, so please make plans to attend., and this will be some-

Dear Brothers and Sisters: L..Lch member of Lodge No. and their friends deserve special thanks for contributing their kind effort in makin g the youth dance a success.

Those of you who were unable to attend our youth dance held Saturday Aug. 8th, certainly did miss a grand time.

A dance contest was presented by the youth of Lodge No, 88. The judges were, Sweatheart and Houston Lawrence of Joy School of Dancing. Lucky winners for polka and waltz were Margaret Rezek, and James Kadlecek, DeMerle Stabler and Frank Matela were lucky winners in the jitterbug contest. Each one has been awarded a cash prize.

The Youth have set aside another event, a Halloween dance, on Saturday, October 31st, music . furnished by the popular orchestra of Joe Nesvaciba of Rosenburg.

We are happy to know that one of our youth directors, Sister Estelle Kelley is recovering from an operation.

(We missed you and wish you a speedy recovery.)

Fraternally yours, Della Kadlecek Maxine Sefcik • 46 • ( YOUTH CLUB LODGE NO. Fort Worth, Texas

Dear Members, Our next youth meeting will be Sept.

6, due to Labor Day Activities. The change will be for this month only. We thing new in our Lodge.

We urge all candidates to please re- also holds an office in the Youth Club, want to have a lot present.

Cookie Kriva.nek port to the youth directors not later as secretary.

Reporter than 7:00 p.m — Barbecue will be served • —) • She has chosen Frank Kucera, Jr., son ,,t 5:00 p.m. of Brother and Sister Frank Kucera, Sr., Grand opening of the new Sokol Hall Youth Directors as her escort, whom she helped me seand also of SETST Lodge 130, Jaro, will Della. Kadlecek cure a few weeks ago. be held Sept. 12, and Sept. 13, at Dallas.

Estelle Kelly I hope this lovely couple will pave a Watch for detailed Program.

Maxine Sefeik

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SNOOK, TEXAS HALLETTSVILLE, TEXAS Dear Editor and Friends: Dear Members and Friends: This is the picture of the selected I would like to take this opportunity Princess of our Lodge No. 9. Her name to express my thanks for being selected is Betty Doreen Vajdak, she is a SPJST Princess of Lodge Karel Havlicek No. 4. of Hallettsville.

I would also like to thank Mrs. Emil Grones, our Youth Club Director, who worked so hard during our Family Day and the selection of a Princess.

I again would like to thank everyone at Hallettsvilie wi le° voted for me, and

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member since she was ,1 year old. She is 14 years old. daughter of our good members Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vajdak of Snook. Betty is also treasurer of our ;Youth Club. She was chosen to represent our Lodge as Contestant at the District Contest to be held at our Lodge Oct. ' the 4th.

She wishes to thank all her friends and Members that have voted for her.

We hope to see every Lodge of our District 1, well represented at our Meeting and we cordially invite all our Friends frOM everywhere to come.

Fraternally, 011ie Jakubik Snook, Texae ► • i •

coRPus CHRISTI, TEXAS Dear Readers, I will write just a. short letter this time. I only want to mention the names of the new members I have secured for Lodge 56. They are as follows: Martha Ann, Mary Evelyn, Josephine and Patricia Stefek, and Kathy Gail Embry. We are ha ppy to have all these children in the Juvenile Department. We hope to see them all at our next Youth meeting.

I am looking forward to the wiener roast which will be held at our next meeting.

Let's all try to be there( Fraternally yours, Dorothy Jurica, Princess

ber 20 at Corpus • Christi. Let's all be there.

I thought it would be nice if each princess who is representing a lodge of District Seven would introduce herself in the Vestnik and tell about our activities, and interests, sports and hobbies.

I was born in Beeville on Sept 29, 1944.

My parents at the time lived near Skidmore. I started school before six at Skidmore and that fall we nnoyed to Corpus Christi I entered school in 1951 at will be looking forward to seeing a CJarkwood Elementary. Last May I gradlarge crowd in Taiton, Texas on Oct- uated from this school and will be a ober 25th at the District Six Meeting.

So you all try to be there.

Fraternally yours, Helen Galetka, President of Youth Club Editor's Note: Helen Rose is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Galetka of Hallettsville, she is president of the Youth Club, of Lodge No. 4 and she is a second grade Sunday school teacher at CMB Church of Vsetin. We hope that she will earn enough points to win the contest of District Six. ) • 11 • ( CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS Dear Readers, Being selected to represent our Lodge with this I am announcing that for my escort I have chosen Albin Kucera of Ingleside, Texas. He is the son of Brother and Sister Wm. Kucera, long-time members of the SPJST. I am hoping that there will be many Princesses and their escorts representing their lodges at the final crowning of the District Queen at the District freshman in Tuloso-Midwa y High School Meeting which will be held on Septem- near Corpus Christi. In my Jr.. Hi years

Strana 18 I played on the basketball team, base- I ball team and volleyball team. In the last year I was Captain of the basketball team. I also was the President of the Eighth Grade Class.

Not too long before graduation, 1 received a school jacket which is only given to students who participate in all sports in school, and is only givein the eighth grade.

Last five years I received awards fc perfect attendance and also for eigi. years I receive.:;.' Merit "C" for makir the honor role. I was the valedictorian I of the eighth grade.

My plans at present are to finish High School and then to take a Secrc tarial Science Course.

I am a member of Lodge 53 a charter member of our Youth Clu I have two sisters, Frances 18 old and Kathryn 13 years old.

My escort is Albin Kucera of Ingleside, Texas. He is - a honor student at Ingleside High School.

Hope to bear from you other Princesses and am looking forward to meeting all of you at the District .Seven Meeting. Be sure to send your pictures to the Vestnik.

Fraternally Yours, Dorothy Jurica, Princess • )• LODGE NO. 88 HOUSTON Dear Sisters and Brothers: • For the queen and king contest of District 5, I have clic:ien Margaret Ann Rezak as my princess and she has chosen Jimmy Kadlecek as her escort.

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Wednesday, September 2, 1959 ing month is just around the corner, Sept. 6th, at 2:30 p.m. at Linden Hall in Elm Mott. We sincerely hope all of you will attend.

Fraternally yours, La Nelle Ceska Lodge 66 Youth Club • EAST BERNARD, TEXAS Dear Readers, At our last youth meeting, Aug. 9, our leader was not present therefore' don't have much news this time.

We hope our leader and many more of our youth will be present at our next meeting which will be held Sept 13.

Let's all be there!

Your reporter, Trudy Brdecka )•&•(

"aa baying the largest number of points in L'..dg,e 88. Then, they may qualify for District 5 queen and king if they have the largest number of points in the 5th District.

Enclosed are pictUres of Princess Margaret Ann Rezek and her escort Jimmy Kadlecek.

To gain points we must sell insurance so if you would IC: to be a member of the SPJST or if au k now of anyone interested pleaw it itact 11- 42 at by home.

Tafy telephone no. is UN 2-4551 in Houston. We would gzatefully appreciate your help.

There was a dance contest held by the Youth. of Lodge No. 83 and the hicky winners for polka and waltz were Margaret Rezek and James Kadlecek, I tho,glit you might be interested to know this: Fraternally yOurs, Louis Kadleeek Organizer

DISTRICT '5 CONTEST Dear Readers, Young Friends: Today we are presenting the picture of lovely Jeanette Helmcamp of Houston. This picture was inadvertently delayed in transit.

Jeannette Helmcamp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar K. Helmcamp of Houston, and grand daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krejci of Weimar, all members of SPJST, is a candidate for Princess of Lodge 88 Houston — Dist. Five.

She is a Senior in Reagan High School the Regan Band Treasurer, a member of the National Honor Society, and a member of our Youth Club ,of SPJST Lodge 88. Her chosen prince is Robert Lee Masher, and both are spopsored by Organizer and President A. L. Hilsher.

LODGE NO 66 WACO, TEXAS Dear Readers: A swimming party was held August 1r9 for all the Youth Club Members. Vie all loaf'ed up in chaparone's cars and then, headed for the Playdium in West. 'the Water was fine and we had a wonderful time. After we finished swimming, rd*reshrrients were served. Hamburgers and cold drinks were furnishod to each member present.

This night we also celebrated the first annirersary of our Youth Club which was organized in August 1958.

We had loads of fun. Thanks to all In order. for these two to qualify for the chaperones, .parents, and to our Anyone wishing to support these candidates, please contact Brother Hilsher queen and king of District 5, they must Youth Leader, Mr 's. Parma.

The Youth Club meeting for this com- at UN 1-7083 or CA 819424. first win the inter-lodge contest by

nesday, September 2, TO our, DISTRICT SIX Dear Friends:' In order to be fair to all concerned, we are again bringing the pictures of our young Contestant of Lodge 23, Moravia, of Distri(1 the eho.•.cn princess

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elated f C• ee and canty;:. !District Fund, as of only means of !. needed.

I also have arc vine" that Pa: of this Lodge, Sister r-„:rie Mazesh. plo!noing co .

She was chosen to represent her Lodge was told that Juvenile D T nt at the "Queen Contest" ending at Tai- has a Membe!-3hip of 50 or 00. What's ton, Texas, — Hope to see you all there. wrong with tins? Get the ball rolling As Brother Jo-) hcjny stated, this con- and make it a 100 per cent Youth Club test of District 6 is creating some in attendance, there is no better time than terest and we expect 'a large attend- the present, at the same tit er the youth ance Oct. 25! at Talton, Texas. should be thinking of participatina in ( 41 the youth program at the next D; Meeting Which will be held in i• FW,.1' WORTH, TExAS y Christi on Sept. 20th. There are Dear Readers, :! ! e Na. nted children in Lod g ! le The Fort Worth Sokol Club launched ta a tremendous hitting and pitching at have had several of them at theict 7me tack Friday night Aug. 28 and defeated prog r ams. So conic on, you'll b . the Dallas SPJST Lodge' No. 04 twice in always! Hone to Sc' all et t• our next District MeetinJoLet's a double header 11-1 and 17 Frankie Milan and Bobby Heath were together for a better Fraternally, the winning pitchers. Grady Garrett was Mrs. Betty Jurica, the losing pitcher in both games for Secretary, Dist. 7 Dallas. ago (-Yours truly, Renbin D. Jenkins e R„• FaMTi FLORESVILLE, TEXAS

Dear Editor and Vestnik Readers, I would like to write a few lines to the Vestnik.. I am spending a week with my Uncle John Svoboda, Jr.; and Aunt Elsa and Cousin Bruce, who live in San Antonio. They have a nice home but it cost plenty of money.

I read the nice letter in the last issue of the Vestnik that Geraldine Leusek wrote from. Moulton.

She said in her letter that she was learning how to read Czech. I am also trying to road it.

I am, 12 years old and belong to the

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SPJST lodge number 107 of Floresville, Texas. My father and older brothel' also are members of the SO "ST My mother and two older sisters and one younger shier are members of the KJZT of Roth Texas.

My grandfather used to belong to tha Moulton Lodge 2:7 for fifty years „ac joined the . Moulton Lodge in 1.900. .

T would like some of yot ers to write again to the Sincerely yours, John Charles SI 'h-std

1: on will be !!!arnily ac i d o!! r 6th, 1255. At oh. the Hallettsatase's .

Any one related vide- h come and enjoy to the r! !kets full of good yours-elf., eats. Drilal.!; • .11 be available on picnic grounds. Lou are cordially invited.

Dallas Sokol and bodge Ho. 124 Opening New thaileilng a-ek neat to September 13

130 Numerous tx r.! en o?ceivcd since our article or one week ago, 'lertr. ini-l n; to the grand .0;ening of the Sokol and hone of Lec1P;a Jaro SPj6T 120 which IS set for Sept.

2 and 13. Incidentaly, your interest is very encour:a ging and rewarding to our efforts.

The Executive C'omm I ttec has submitted the following info• •maticu on the planned activities for .1.1)e opening weekend: Saturday, September 12 Afternoon: The first day for inspestion of new premises plus ad :led attraction of children's carnival.

6:00 p.m. -- New modern kitchen and Formica top bar open: for food and drink.

8:00 p.m. — Grand Ball, l,tctSiC by Gus Herean (Plenty of floor space for lull provided by our ruilding d Committee). .Sunday, SeteTrille. • 13 h.hbon cut11:00 a.m. — Flag representative ting (By Joe Geary of City of Dallas).

17 noon — B_Incluet (SpealTers, a delicious meal, and a chance to dine with old friends).

Bazaar opens after banquet. (Sponsored. by Circle of Czech Women).

3:20 p.m. — Gymnastic Progra, y , (Technical Director and Staff in charge, assisted by several units and DAC.) This we feel, will highlight the purpose and significance of Sokol.

6:00 p.m. -- Refreshment room opens.

8:00 p.m. — Deadline Dance, music by Gus Herzan and Don Resell'.

Tickets are on sale now. Prices are: Saturday night dance -Banquet' -- $3.50 Gymnastic FrOgrain and Sunday night dance — $1.00 A package book nay be purchased for $5.00.

For children 10 to 14, years $1.00 each Under 10 years .75 each reservatio n s can be made, or tickets purchased, through either of

%MAAS T Ps1 ear your dancing shoes. age the following sisters of Czech Worn- Droll ic‘i Members of Mrs. Ben Prevratil, 8633 Daytonia,. ;. azaar both Saturen will maintain Dallas, Texas; Phone BA 1-2736 to day and SundA• „Aternoons and are Mrs. Ann Zvolane-k, 6317 Ravendale ',he ba g :A:M.1i pieces 'afar Lodge Lane, Dallas, Texas; Phone TA 1-1808 sure to have some We hope this schedule will give you a of hand work as well as novelty items, day dept. the The entertairm ..c corninatee invites We hope to hay a go', general idea of what we have in store for a memorable dedication. Little by everyone to coma and enjoy a full week- Lodge Meeting and little, we have achieved what we think end of enjoym0A. There I:; plenty of our good is the beginning ;of something great room insidP the building in the main sonic coy( hall for seating and dancing; with am- prOrniSe • ; let's celebrate!

Helen Krutilek p le room in the kitchen and refresh- and so Reporter of Executive Board ment area too, with complete air-con- you, to ditioning in both areas. The spacious e lt mple ptierdc grounds : J.could SOKOL and LcI-BCE JORO 130 13th. space for the abundant ener s„ Grand opening days — Sept. 12 and children. All roads lead to try 13 are looming before us, only a few ville Ave. Sept. 12 end 13. a memo.i:Ible one. weeks ahead; and much work still is to make your to be drone. Everyone is hard at work Corn m ttee .Intel.', ale: on one or another of the many details .drw;ek, Chair.

Vine 3. of final preparation. Several members Asst.

Johnny Work each Saturday and Sunday completing the building and planting rot shrubs. Through th, efforts of Brother Mirek Parma and with great aid frdm tion • City Attorney H. P. Kucera the sewer line is now being laid. Negotiations are being made for paving the Parking area.

FORT Souvenir programs are being printed, few. giving past and present information and Dear Read-g,..'s: Lodge Svaz time. pictures of Sokol and SPJST No. 130. ham .

Activities arranged for your entertain- have it's re:'.ui the Ve.s. ment on Saturday; September 12, include Se pt. Gbh., el the "I have niao, the children's carnival opening in the for this to at- more inforn afternoon with a carousel, games, snoo and reql.'1•=7.-• cones, popcorn and the like. The car- tend cc dvi nival will be operated by the teen-agers gricull'•r of the two lodges. The dance Saturday 13th. night will start at 8:30 p.m. with Gus Herzan Band furnishing the music. During intermission an outstanding floor a 0 show will be prestned through ten' this e'm courtesy of the Georie-Ann bailee pj.c, ideal of lb..

School. Group and solo dancers will per- thing.

The T will Our Li form the variety Show, about 9 : :00 urn - Sunday. many and will be about a thirty minute lost everybody gram, Mrs. Bauer, owner of the Georg Ann Dance School is a men-.der of our the next day, so,. out to the. Dance o.••,.

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Dedication and flag raising will open by by the Eric Hom Sunday activities. The Banquet dinner on-e. tell your friei:• will begin at 12:00 after which several go. speakers will be heard. The gymnastic ,we want program will begin about 3:30 P.m, with Ear Lek b speakers from Sokol and ocher organ-- hag had r. izations interested in physical educa- Abe Co: • is still ton.

Special numbers will be presented ime.;al till by gymnast from Houston, EMAS, F't.

Worth and Dallas Sokols. Several cc hers by gymnast from other u s: tons in Dallas will also be kitchen will is again al Dancing will start at 8:00 p.m.

Henan and Don Hosek Bands. In the hope tin main the Hosek band will furnish music popular to the teen -a gers, so all you teen .L7 Id

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Czechs Export Mot, Pianos Prague — More than half the musical instruments produced in Czechoslovakia are exported, the Czechoslovak news agency Ceteka reports. Ceteka said 57 countries are supplied with 97 per cent of the production of grand pianos and about 50 countries with mouth organs.

Wind instruments are exported mainly to Sweeden, Norway, Denmark, Britain, The Netherlands, Canada and Mexico.

Violins produced in, Czechoslovakia are popular in Malaya and Thailand.

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Mrs. Rud. C. Matejka Rt. 4, Box 504 Bryan, Texas DISTRICT II. Mrs. Clara Hejl, Route 4„ Temple, Texas.

DISTRICT III. Mrs. Emma Ceska, 2709 Park Avenue S Waco, Texas Mrs. Bessie Petr, Assistant, 5406 Morningside Dr., Dallas, Texas DISTRICT IV. Mrs. Ed. Haisler, Route 1, Seymour, Tex. DISTRICT V Estella Kelly, Della Kadlecek, Maxine Sefcik, 2301 Airline Drive, Houston 9, Texas DISTRICT VII Mrs. Marcella Kleprlik San Antonio, Texas

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Women's Nook TO MRS. J. F. BURNETTE: Fort Worth, Texas Your clipping about our Sister Korteff will be reprinted as soon as more space is available.

Thanks! ) • 4, • ( FROM THE 7TH CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS Dear Brothers and Sisters and Friends.

This is to inform you that our next District Meeting will oe held on Sept 20, 1959, at the Sokol Hall, Corpus Christi, Texas, under the sponsorship of Lodge Anton J. Cermak No. 56.

The meeting will be called to order at 10:00 in the morning. Dinner will be served by the Sisters and Brothers of Lodge 56 about 12:00 after which there will be a program of our young members performing.

All lodge membership and friends are urged to make plans now to attend this District Meeting. We also extend an invitation to the Supreme Lodge Officers, Editor of our Vestnik and their wives, and friends from other Districts to come and visit with us. The Program Committee is preparing a program for entertainment.

After the program, there will be game booths, auctioning of items, etc.

Following this, supper will be served. At 7:00 there will be a grand march of all the Princesses and their escorts. Then there will be the crowing of the Queen.

Following this, there will be dancing for all.

So, please do come and spend the day with us and make this meeting the best one ever held.

Betty Jurica Secretary, 7th Dist.

1 • eft • SLOVAN JIHU LODGE NO. 26 Skidmore, Texas Dear Brothers and Sisters: Our next regular meeting is coming up on the first Sunday in Sept. 6 at Olmos Community Hall at 10:a.m. and the RVOS meeting in the afternoon.

So all you members try and come and

Stratta 21 a picnic dinner will be had as usual. We already had 5 inches of rain since last Friday so I hope it will stop for a while, Yours truly, Mary Veroda, Secty. Lodge No. 25 WEST, TEXAS Dear Girls: Perhaps the Editor will have room in the Vestnik for this short note to you today. I suppose most of you have finished canning your fruits and vegetables and have now turned to getting your gardens into shape.

I too have been cleaning out my garden, but due to the hot and dry weather left off digging out and separating ms iris clumps as well as dividing other flowers. However, just as I gave my. flowers a good soaking early this week. that afternoon light showers fell and they have been falling since, aggravated by the ciisturbance in the gulf. It will be perfect for re-arranging my flower garden, for Septerriber is knocking at our door and there will not be too many hot days now, so it will be safe to divide roots and transplant flowers.

The huge mulberry trees in my yard are already beginning to shed their leaves. This year, I am going to compost them by a new method I ran across.

It calls for the use of plastic to speed up decomposition. For every one-half bushel of leaves, use one-scoopful of commercial fertilizer and two-scoopfils of garden soil. Moisten mixture and place in a air tight plastic bag and lay aside: in from 90 to 120 days the mixture is ready for use for pot plants and around your garden plants. I use these plastic clothes bags that some cleaners return your dry-cleaning in. They are thin plastic but I line a cardboard box with it and put my compost mixture into this to work. This should save a lot of back breaking spading of compost material and soil mixtures in heaps etc. that need to be resacked for thorough decon +position.

The flower catalogues are featuring "pink" irises and "pink" day lillies which excite the gardener's imagination. Irises and daylillies require a minimum of work and can form the nucleus of your garden. The day lilies especially are becoming very popular. One of my iris bushes, a lovely light blue, is blooming now, and I especially treasure it since all of the others are dormant.

As you can tell from the Vestnik's coverages, the Editor and I have been meeting so many of you at the different District gatherings where we get a chance to meet and chat, and since so many of you are interested in clipping

Strana 22 recipes, I am going to give you an recipe where you can use your accumulated egg whites for a Never-Fail Meringue, instead of making the Angel Food Cake that most of us do to use up our accumulated egg-whites.

This Meringue can be used to fuss up your hoale canned fruits. Topped with ice-cream, whipped cream or just a plump red cherry, will give your serving a gala occasion look. It is surprising how a pretty dish, or a little dressingun of the most everyday food, whets up the apetites of the family. I hope you like the recipe.

Never-Fail Fruit Meringues 3---egg whites 3 teaspoons Baking Powder 1 I. Cup Sugar teaspoon vanilla extract -t egg whites until stiff. Then, gradtly add 2/3 of the amount of sugar ( d for and continue beating until the mixture holds its shape. Fold in the rem:lining sugar (sifted with the BakPowder) and af,d the vanilla.

Place unglazed, unoiled paper on cookshset. For each Meringue, drop a onerous tablespoonful of the mixture onto the paper — flattening it somewhat. Place small bits of the meringue around the edge of each flattened circle to form a rim.

The meringue may be made with a pastry tube. Bake in a slow oven (300 degrees) for about 30 minutes or until the meringues are quite dry and delicately browned.

To serve, scoop but a little of each meringue and fill with fresh fruit. Top with whipped creann or ice aream.

In closing for this time may I wish all of you a Happy Birthday, you who happen to have come into this world in August and in September, and wish for you many happy returns of this special day in your life. May the coming year bring you lots of health, happiness and prosperity.

To those bereaved in our membership to having lost a loved one, know that we are all as one with you in your difficult time, and pray that He who gave us life and then recalls it, will give you he strength to bear your loss until such tune when the experience will become a sweet memory, and you will be thankful for having had the privilege of knowing and being with your loved ones as long as you had. God be with you all!

Fraternally.

The Editor's Wife • •( CESKY PRAPOR LODGE NO, 24 Cychine, Texas Dear Sisters and Brothers, Would like to say also that our next regular meeting will not be held on the

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first Sunday as usual. This meeting will be held on Saturday night, Sept. 5th due to a family reunion on Sunday.

So remember the meeting on the 5th of September on Saturday night, about 7:30 p.m.

Fraternally yours, Mrs. Jerry Zavodny Your lodge reporter )o SPJST ELK LODGE NO. 35 Axtell, Texas Dear Friends!

The climax of many hours of planning came Sunday August 23rd at 12:30 with the serving of the barbecue dinner. This was the first big event that the Elk lodge has had for many years, and everyone certainly did turn out to support the affair.

The ;Entertainment Com a:ttee was faced with the problem of insufficient funds to plan activities for the lodge.

Many ideas were thought of an put aside. Finally a barbecue dinner and supper and dance were decided upon.

The ideas was put before the lodge and at the regular meeting some weeks ago everyone liked the plan even though they were far from completed. For the following meeting the ladies were to meet and organize the food part of the plans. Cakes, pies, ko • ach.es, pounds of potato salad and gallons of beans plus cole slaw and other trimmings, had to be made. Brother Mach was assigned to the wood committee. This presented a lot of hard work but with the help, of Brother Vicha, Brother Pechacek and Brother Adamek it was cut and hauled to the hall ready for use.

Saturday the 22nd everyone really gat busy. The hall had to be mopped and a small room to one side of the stage had to be made into a kitchen. Tables had to be set up and silver and glassware had to be borrowed from the St. Joseph's Church. Many thanks for these generosities. The hall was decorated with red, white, and blue crepe paper to give it a festive air. This was done

by Peggy and Diana Vicha, Wanda and Bernice Macha, Verline and Nancy Fraizer and Patsy Th,un, who did a very fine job.

Sunday morning finally came and Brother Kimball started the fire for the barbecue at 3:00 a.m. so as it would burn down, to coals that were put into the portable barbecue grill borrowed from the Magnolia Co. This grill certainly was nice and we certainly do thank the company for the use of it. Mrs. Young cooked the delicious sauce to be used on the meat. All morning long delicious odors of foods being coked came forth, from the barbecue grates and pans,

Wednesday, September 2, 1919 The women were had at work in tbe kitchen getting everything ready to be Served.

When 12:30 came there were many more people than had been expected but the sisters quickly came to meet the rush. All evening long the supper preparations had to be made though serving never stopped. Many of the sisters reallly turned out full force to meet the shortage left by the huge crowd for dinner. A trip to West was made to buy another 100 pounds of beef to barbesue for supper.

About night tables were set up outside for the last of the people to cat as the hall had to be cleared for the dance which was to start at 8. By the time the 'dance had started two hundred seventyfive pounds of beef, one hundred pounds of chicken and fifty pounds of sausage had been served plus many pounds of potato salad and bean with desserts.

A much larger crowd than had been at the hall in years came to the dance. people from near and far came and really had a good time listening to the gooa Czech music by Albin Dilatus and his band, and dancing on the smooth oak floor. Everyone went home happy that night after such pleasing results.

In the evening Brother Cervenka, our SPJST Director, gave a short talk on the history, growth and founding of our SPJST. Monday morning the members turned out to help clean up and put the hall and grounds back to their usual neat clean self.

Many thanks to all of the brothers and sisters who helped by cooking or doing other jobs, which were so very necessary to make the day a success.

Reporter Jo Ann Mach Editor's Note: Thanks for this very nice letter and I hope that your Lodge will from this time on, keep the interest of all concerned on a high level. — Best wishes.

1 0 go • *— LADIES' CIRCLE LODGE 92 Fort Worth; Texas Dear Sisters, As vacation time draws to a close, our monthly meetings will soon be getting underway. We hope all of you have had the nicest summer vacation possible, without too many sunburns and sad fishing tales.

Our first meeting will be at 10 o'clock on Sept. 10 in our Lodge Hall on Roberts Cut Off. We age going to have an iff y -portanbusiemtngfolwedby a nice luncheon. All members have been notified as to what they should bring.

It would certainly be nice to see a lot

vveunesaay, septemaer 2, 1959 of new faces among the familiar ones, so bring a friend if you can and help our membership grow.

Severarof our members have been ill and in the hospital during the summer, and we want to wish each of them a speedyrecovery.

Congratulations to the new Sokol C'ymnasium and Lodge Jaro SPJST 130 in Dallas! We are looking forward to seeing you Sept. 10 so don't forget.

Sincerely, Tillie Gillis

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LODGE 24, CYCLONE, TEXAS Notice to members of Lodge 24, Cyclone. Our regular meeting will not be held on Sunday. We will hold our meeting this time on Saturday night, Sept.

5th at 7:30. This change is only for this time due to a family reunion on the first Sunday in our Hall. Hope to see all of you members there as this is an important meeting.

Fraternally, Mrs. Jerry Zavorny, Reporter )* •( COTTONWOOD LODGE NO. 6 West, Texas Dear Members and Friend's: There will be a meeting of our lodge as usual the first Sunday in the month of September, on the 6th, beginning at 1: 30 p.m. A11 members are reminded to be present if possible. All reports will be given of our Picnic and also some other details will be discussed of importance to the membership.

A Happy Birthday goes to one of our organizers, Brother Rudolph Krizan who had a birthday Sunday, Aug. 30th, and also to any o fyou brothers and sisters who have become a year older this month.

The Youth who were on the Picnik Program wish to express their sincere thanks through, this letter to sister Hubik, Sister Krizan, Sister Hosek, Bro. and' Sis. ST•ajstrla for taking them out for that Swimming Party sometime ago.

They also had two guests: Freddie Barton and Richard Urbanovsky. Chicken salad sandwiches, hamburgers, potato chips, brownies and soft drinks were served after the children tired of swimming and splashing in the swimming pool of the famous Playdium in West.

Is anyone missing a summer hat since the Picnic? Well, they are still at the Lodge Hall.

Wishing to see a good attendance at our regular meeting, Sept. 6th and' with my best wishes to you as always I am, Fraternally yours, Ruth Krizan, Reporter

VES TNIK — WEST, TEXAS ,• MOULTON, TEXAS LODGE CULAK NO. 165 Dear Readers and Writers: As it has rained a lot , today, I have time to write a few lines to let you hear some news from us.

Yes, our Moulton Lodge has some very young, ambitious members writing in our Vestni'k, lately and girls - just keep it up. Mary Ann and you, Geraldine, are both doing fine with your writing. Just don't let anyone get yon:off from learning the Czech language for more than one language is very important these days.

We had our lodge meeting on August 9th. Seventeen members were present and it made us very happy to see the members come. Our Financial Secretary Brother Jerome Vasek was unable to come as his mother-in-law, Mrs. Louis Zidek, Tided.Sattirday affil,' she was buried Monday morning in the Moulton Catholic Cemetery. Our Sympathy goes to the bereaved Our Vice-President, Brother Emil Krejci was unable to come due to the sickness in his family. The door prize was won by Sister Adolf -Wagner.

On September 13, our regular meeting date there is a "Harvesi, Festival" Parish picnic held by the Moulton Catholic Church and this picnic nobody wants to miss. So, that's why we .haye,postponed our meeting to the third Sunday in September.

Our Picnic plans were set aside due to the membership not being all present, and we shall discuss it at our next meeting which will be the third Sunday in September- 20th.

We have selected our Sister Louise Rita Simcek for our lodge princess and her escort will also be a very fine young gentleman. Who it will be? Tb know just don't forget to come to the Sixth District Meeting in Talton in October and you shall find out. I know that they will make a fine couple. We are truly proud of our young membership and, only wish we had more of:thern so that we could start a Youth Club, So far, we have not been too successful.

Well, I must end this and write to the Czech .section for our older members information. Don't forget our meeting and that's Sept. 20 the third Sunday in September.'

Fraternally yours, Mrs. BessibFojt Editor's Note: Where is the picture of your princess? .)

LODGE 154 FORT WORTH • Dear Readers, .

Just a feW lines tb remind you of our next meeting which will be held on the

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We wish to express our sympathy to the family of Mr. Gabriel S. Snapka who passed away on Monday morning, Aug. 24 at the home of his daughter, Sister Annie Sustala, Requiem Mass was celebrated? at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Abbott Catholic Church and burial was at the Penelope Cemetery. May he rest in peace.

Congratulations to Miss Eleanor Stepan and Mr. Charles Ray Sulak who were married at 4 p.m. on Saturday, August 22, at the Holy Name Catholic Church by Rev. Severius Blank.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. Raymond Stepan and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sulak formerly of West.

A dinner-dance was held at Sokol Hall after the ceremony After a trip to New Orleans and Vicksburg, Miss., the couple will live in Fort Worth. The bridegroom attended Texas A. and M. Both are members of our Lodge No. 154.

We wish them a happy married, life.

Will see you at the meeting. Remember the first Sunday Sept. 6 Fraternally yours, Mrs. A. A. Svacek .) • a • ROBSTOWN LODGE NO. 117 Dear Brothers and Sisters: Its been a long time since I have written, but I have been awfully busy.

During ginning season I keep books at a gin, so you see I am , busy.

Well, Sunday, Sept. 6, will be our meeting date again. Would like to see all of the members come out. Especially those that have children, as we have prospects for starting a you t h club. We have a leader, all we need now is the members to bring their children.

The weather here, has been ideal for cotton picking until last Monday, Aug. 24, it started raining and has beenraining ever since. There are about 15,000 bales in the county to be picked and some of it will be lost to the rain. In places the rain was heavy as high as 14 inches.

See you all Sunday, at the meeting, Regards to all Mary Janak • ite • ( LODGE NO 66 WACO, TEXAS Dear Members: Just a reminder that Waco SPJST Lodge No. 66 will hold its regular meeting on Sunday, Sept 6, 1959 at 2:30 p.m. at Linden Hall in Elm Mott.

Following the meeting there will be a buffet supper and each family is requested to bring food sufficient for his group. There will be a fellowship hour,

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followed by a paid dance beginning at 8:00 p.m. Music will be furnished by The West Melodians.

Since this will be a holiday weekend, we hope you will make your plans to come out and join us. Everyone is cordially invited.

Fraternally yours, Erama Ceska CZECH DA,Y PROGRAM AT TI3E STATE FAIR OF TEXAS We are going to have a Czech Day Program at the State Fair of Texas, Sun's ay, October Kth, 1959, Dallas, Texas. To be held in time Women's Building — Time for 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Anyone having children that would like to participate in the program please contact or write not later than Sept.

20th. Out of town children will be welcinn. (The numbers must be Czech).

Chairman: Bessie Petr 5406 Morningside Dallas, Texas Phone: TA 6-3557 Secretary: Lydia Kartous 6177 Llano Dallas, Texas.

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

Mrs. Jim Faj bus had the misfortune of falling Saturday evening of last week, cutting her right hand on a piece of tin which was laying on the ground.

Five stitches were necessary to close the wound. While her injury is improving satisfactorily, she is still receiving medical attention from a Flatonia physician.

• • Mrs. Rudolfina Popp of West and Mr. and Mrs. John F. Popp of Waco returned last Friday from, a tour which took them to Holland, Czechoslovakia, Austria, Italy, Switzerland, Germany and.France.

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accepted an elementary teaching po- dians in their practice session here sition at Pepperrell Air Force Base in Friday night. * Newfoundland.

A group from. Waco, all me.r gbers of Mr. and Mrs. Joe M. Machu of Gran- Lodge 66 Waco, including Mr. and Mrs. ger celebrated their 49th wedding an- hay Moore and Mary Sue; Mr. and Mrs. niversary with all members of their im- Johnthe Gaidusek, and Beverly; Mr. mediate family at the Taylor City Park and Mrs. Leslie Dungan; and Mr. and Mrs. Otic Ceska and LaNell, spent last recently. * weekend, August 21, 22 and 23 in CorMr.. and Mrs. Louis Veselka and fam- pus Christi. Reservations were made at ily of Waco were the originators of the: the Catalina Motel Apartments next to Rejcek reunion for Mrs. Veselka's father, •he waterfront where everyone enjoyed Mr. John F. Rejcek of Abbott and his 15 relaxing, as well as sightseeing and children and 31 grandchildren. held swimming at Padre Island.

• • Sunday, August 16, in Waco. There were Sunday a week ago, at 11:00 a.m. on also someother friends and relatives Highway 77 and East First St. at the present.

• Charlie Drozd Service Station crossing, Last rites were held Monday of last a 1949 Ford driven by Daniel Drozd of week in Shiner for Mrs. Alois Si.re..rsky, Hallettsville was in collision with a 1957 79, who died at the home of her daugh- Ford fordor driven by Eugene Pekar of ter, Mrs. John Kuntschik of Gonzales.- Columbus. who was accompanied by his The burial was from the Catholic wife.

Church to the Catholic cemetery, ShinAlbert Masarik, 56, of the Frydek comer. munity passed away in John Sealey hos• • Miss Betty Jayne Kacir, daughter of pital in Galveston Monday, August 17 Mr. and Mrs. August Kacir of Temple, following a short illness. became the bride of Michael Wayne Funeral services were held at 9 a.m.

Wheeler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wheeler of Temple. The Rev. Howard Wednesday from the Pete E. Etlinger Johnson officiated at the double ring Funeral Home Chapel, with services continued at 9:30 a.m. at St. Mary's Cathceremony.

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• • Chas. Macek, Superintendent of the Mrs. John Thomas Jakubik was Miss Rosenberg Water and Sewerage Department, was named to the presidency of Jane Loreen Males before their marthe Southeast Texas Regional Water and riage Friday evening at Calvary EpisSewage Work Short School at a Tuesday copal Church in Richmond. She is the night dinner meeting of the origaniza- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Males tion at Lamar State College of Tech- of Richmond and he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Jakubik of Thompnology, in Beaumont. sons.

• • Jimmy Bezdek of Fort Worth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe E. Wentrcek and Mr. and Mrs. Vaclav Bezdek of West, has been awarded an Assistantship in children, James and Roselyn Jo. attendthe Graduate School at Cornel l. Uni- ed the wedding of their nephew and cousin, Everett Hruska to Miss Gwen versity effective Sept, 1.

• • McGinty at the River Oaks St.Andrews Rudy Malik Jr., and Yvonne Malik, Presbyterian Church in Houston. James children of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph' Malik was a groomsman in the wedding.

• of Dallas, are guests of their grandThe Annual Lions Club Street Carnimother, Mrs. Paul Zetak. val was held on the Hallettsville square • • August 29th. The carnival was opened Marvin Horak, a student of Texas at 7:00 p.m.

University, visited his parents and friends recently.

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Krenek and daughter, Dorothy Mae, and Sylvian Sury Marvin Kristek suffered a bone frac- spent Monday and Tuesday in Houston ture of his right hand while practicing on business and also visited the bedside fooball with the Sacred Heart Indians, el Ernest Sury who underwent an operaFriday night. He was taken to Renger tion at the St. Joseph's hospital. e • Hospital for medical aid, and now has the hand in a cast. Marvin is an ex-InThe marriage of Miss Joyce Ann Baca din grid star and was helping the In- and Lloyd E. Kolbe, both of Houston,

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was solemnized at Sacred eart Church Saturday evening at 5 o'clock. The couple will make their home in Houston where both , are employed. They are graduates of La, Grange High School.

• • Funeral services for Mrs. Julie Vitek, 77, wife of Frank Vitek of Fayetteville, will be held Tuesday at 8:45 a.m. at the Koenig Chapel, with continued services in the Fayetteville Catholic Church.

She is survived by her husband; two daughters, Mrs. Rud. Minar and Mrs. Elwood Pierce of Galveston; four cons, John and Steve Vitek of Fayetteville, Raymond Vitek of New Ulm and Joe Vitek of California; one sister, Mrs. Mary Svrcek of Fayetteville; five brothers, Frank and Ignac Michalsky of Crosby, John and Pete Michalsky of Fayetteville and Charles Michalsky of Baytown, and six grandchildren.

• • Dachau!, Germany — Capt. Franklin M. Zabcik — with his wife, Doris, and daughter, Donna Jo -- recently made a tour of Germany and Poland. Capt. Zabcik, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A, Zabcik of Temple, is commander of the Svc. Btry., 2nd How. Bn. 37th Art. He and his family have been in Germany since Dec. 1958 • • Mr. and Mrs. John Krizan and family and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Pomykal and son Dwain of West, visited the Frank Ruzicka family last weekend at El Campo and attended the wedding of Miss Marie Ruzicka and Bennie Labay Jr. on Saturday August 22.

The weather there was wet and has been raining for two weeks every day.

The cotton crop is real good. They estimate one to two bales per acre, and they pick their cotton mostly by hand with some machinery to get a better price.

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New Arrivals Mr. and Mrs. Gus Lec,, Hruska are happy to announce the arrival of a daughter born Monday, Aug. 17 at Fayette Memorial hospital. The little Miss weighed six pounds ten ounces and was named 1VIary Ann. She was welcomed by her two sisters.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gerik of West are the p roud parents of a baby boy born at Hil'crest Hospital at 6 a.m. Tuesday, August 18. He weighed 7 lbs. 15 ozs.

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Ronnie Glen Skala, seven-pound, nine ounce son born Aug. 22 to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Edward Skala, Rt. 2, Temple, at Scott and White Memorial Hospital.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Louis Peizel Jr. of San Angelo become the proud parents of a seven pound 4 1/2 oz. baby girl on Aug. 17. The baby was named Cheryl Ann and was welcomed by a sister, Linda. Her grandparents are Mr. and. Mrs. R. E. Bros and Mr. •and Mrs. Louis Pelzel.

Congratulations!

• Mr and Mrs. G. Louis Kudrna, Rt. 2, Ennis, have announced the arrival of a daughter, Koren Sue, born Tuesday, August 18 at 6:30 in Ennis Municipal Hospital. The baby weighed 7 pounds, 9 ounces. She has two brothers, Gary Lee and Glenn Louis Kudrna. Grandparents are L. J. Kudrna and Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Nesuda, all of Ennis — Our best wishes!

mourning dove limit is 10 per day and through Nov. 19. Shooting hours for mourning doves are from noon to sunset.

Bag limits for white-winged cloves are :0 per day and( 10 in posession. The 20 in possession.

The commission said it n nni awaiting an official announcement by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to determine hunting dates for ducks and geese.

• • If you plan to hunt or fish after Sept. 1, don forget to get your new license before you go out. They can be a(l: drlat sht3, e. your favorite sporting goods Your old hunting and fishing licenses have expired. Before you go out after Sept. 1, be sure and get your new ones.

They can be had from your favorite sporting goods store.

The hunting license will cost $3.15 and fishing licenses $2.15.

If you hunt or fish outside your home county you.will need a new license. Don't get arrested for being without a license after Sept. 1.

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well known that most mamals, including cats, dogs, horses and cows, are totally color blind, that they see everything as we see a black-and-white 'photo; so until quite recently many argued that fish, much more primitive than mamals, must, also be color blind.

However, it has been definitely proved, by many scientific experiments in this country and England that at least our common game fish very definitely do recognize colors, reports Jason Lucas, Angling Editor of Sports Afield Magazine. Further -- though it seems odd — they see colors in exactly the same range of the spectrum that we do, that is, from violet to red.

But does the fact that'men see color well mean that tney have strang color, choices in their food, or want food of different colors at different times? No; color has almost nothing to do with our selection of what we want to eat Some of our top-ranking anglers, in eluding some who have conducted long, scientific experiments in the matter, hold that the same is 'Otte of fish — that a single pattern, preferably one of o rather neutral shade, will catch you as many trout as would 500 or more patterns.

Perhaps they are right — at least, some of them can cL: t ali trout consistently in one pattern. But usine, a minimum of three: one black, one white and one of some neutral shade inbetween should work out better for most anglers.

And have each in various sizes, for It is

Sports Column OTTO L. HOSES DALLAS, TEXAS TEXAS SEASONS FOR HUNTING AND FISHING GIVEN

Hunting and fishing licenses for the 1959-1960 season will be available over the state after August 20, the Texas Game and io'ish Commission reported Wednesday In one of the first seasons in the new license year, white-winged dove hunters will have an extra half-day of shooting, with a three-day season set in the Rio Grande Valley Sept. 11, 13 and 15, between 2 p.m. and sunset.

Last year the white-wing season was restricted to two half-days, An increase in the number of birds permitted a return to the three-day season — same as in 1957, when the open season was restored after white-winged dove hunting had been closed since 1953.

Hunting of mourning doves will be the same as last year, with shooting in the north zone from Sept. 1 through Oct. 20, and in the south zone from Oct. 1

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To what extent does the shape of a fly matter — that is, should it closely copy the shape of some natural insect') Too many anglers worry far too much about fly patterns. What they should do to be most successful at the sport, is to proctically forget about patterns, per haps to carry along only one pattern and to learn to fish a fly properly.

There's an old crack that fishermen make to each other: "To catch fish, you must have more brains than the fish." Of course the most stupiw angler has a brain of monster size compared' to the fish's pea-size brain. So let's change that adage to make it even sounded advice: "To catch rr;any fish, you must use more brain than the fish."

To be afloat 24 hours a day — that's the perfect dream of a real boatman.

But it's only a dream. In this practical world, the boat rests much more than it runs. Even at the season's height this is true. Every owner must pick a regular place to keep his boat during its off hours, where it will repose under no strain and will be well protected, from waves, currents, weather, thieves and characters who don't care about other people's property. Still 373u will want it to be ready for hce always.

Recent years have seen great changes and develonments in restig places for small boats, says Willard Crandall, Boats Editor of Sports Afield Magazine. Outstanding of cou rse, is the trailer. If it will do to transport the boat without damage, it certainly will serve as a resting place.

Boats carried on the car top certainly can be left there while the car is not in use. That is just what should be done if the car's next trip is to the lake. If the car has to be used much in the meantime, it's a simple matter to lift the boat off.

Most popular resting place for the boat on any waterfront is the water. In most boathouses the craft are left in the water in season. After all, a boat is designed to float, to soak in the water to leave it there while not being run is not to ask it to do anything unusual, or subject it to special strain, or put it to something it cannot bedesigned for. The disadvantages of keeping a boat in fresh water are only these: possibility of banging up and domage from waves

VESTNWSTJXAS and other boats; greater difficulty or impracticability of providing shelter and theft protection; and loss of speed with wood boats because of the weight of Water soaked up. And there are all sorts Of waYs of getting aforind most of these.

If the water is salt, disadvantages are added, chiefly trouble from corrision, electrolySis, "worms" and barnacles, but there are ways around these too.

Actually, a practical cieaision many boat owners. haVci to make is whetnar to keep the boat on their _own, or at a boatyard, marina or. similar waterfront establishment where facilities and pi etection, ordinarily including that M theft, are offered fOr a fee. FaCilities may vary with each yard. How Well they suit yobr particular boat, as well as hoW convenient and inexpensive the yard or shop is, will Phiy a major part in determining your decision.'"

— Ted 'Kesting, Sports, Afield 0.

A Pet For Your Child So you're going to buy a dog? Perhaps you want a playmate for your children, a retriever to take hunting, or a watchdag for your home. Or perhaps you simply want to add a friendly, funloving pet to your family .

With over 109 breeds to choose from you are faced with quite a selection. Here are some tips to help you find the perfect dog for you.

1. Make a list of the qualities you want in a dog, then read up on various breeds.

Chances are you'll find several that match your specifications.

2. Get to know the breeds uhat interest you. Go to dog shows. Talk to owners.

Visit kennels.

3. Consider your home family and way of life. A large dog needs a lot of exercise so don't try to raise a standard poodle in an efficiency apartment. A toy is the logical choice here..

4. A curly-haired dog requires some upkeep at the beauty parlor. If your budget won't stand, it, skip the poodle and terriers and concentrate 'on the shorthaired breeds (da.chchunds, German shepherds, ect.)

5. A large clog is a 'perfect pet for a small child if you have the room. If not consider a pea in the size range cf a space-saving Scottie or cocker spaniel — both devoted to youngsters.

6. Don't overlook the airodale, schnauzer, or boxer if you are liking for an alert watchdog. * 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.

Wednesday, September 2, 1959

West Girl Wins Foundation Honors Miss Nell Ruth Kostohry2, 301 North Marable, West, Texas, has been announced as one of the 20 Texas winners of a 1959 Health Scholarship by W. A. Harvey, chairman of the McLennan County Chapter of the National FounHealth Scholarship award was presented to Miss Kostohryz at Hill(H Iir spital in Waco by Mr. Harvey.

Miss Kostohryz is one of 515 students „cross the country chosen for this award. The new Health Scholarships are awarded ntionlly to outstanding young Americans seeking careers in one of five health, fields — medicine, nursing, physical therap y , occupational therapy and medical social work. Each scholarship is for $2,000 for a total of four years of college training.

Miss Kostolnyz will study to become a physical therapist. Her first year will be spent at Texas Chri-tian University and she will enter the University of Texas Medical Branch for additional training in 1962 ) • "

Heavy Rains In Coastal Area Gulf Coast area crops are evidently hit hard by the current ruins. While some farmers are attempt-ma to recover from the recent effects of Hurricane Debra, in the southeast part of Texas, other farmers in South-Central and other parts of South Texas are faced with too much moisture for such crops as cotton and maize.

Every combine, cotton picker (both machine and hinan), and cotton gins are idle. Damage in all parts of South Texas will run into the millions. Some places have had a week of rains while other area have had rain for over 30 days, at least off and on Evidently the hardest hit is Brazoria County where rains have been falling for almost a month.

In Lavaca County, cotton plants are already showing new signs of growth, which is bad for cotton. Cotton fields are too muddy for pickers to get into them and pick the cotton, Some farmers report from 10 to 30 bales of cotton still in the fields The maize crop in this area threatens to rot unless the rain stops. A good part of the grain crop is not harvested.

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What Is Education?

By Dr. H. E. Robinson Texas Education Agency After 41 years of study, observation and experience, I am convinced that education is what remains after one has forgotten what he learned from books.

This does not mean that facts are unimportant, for one must learn even though he forgets; and the process of learning and forgetting the right things makes a contribution to the welfare of the total personality of the individual just as proper food makes a contribution to the welfare of the body even though such food is not retained.

V2STNIK— WEST, TEXAS I and the last three with "How to live."

The ultimate goal of the last three traits in the maintenance of the American attitude toward the home, the church, and the school, together with an intelligent support of a representative Democracy.

Truth rather than facts is the most important factor in such a philosophy of education, for it is possible to learn the wrong facts and thus produce social, economic, and political crises. Learning the wrong facts rather than truth has a same effect on personality as eating the wrong food has on the body. It is possible for both to be disasterous. Thus is the role of an educational program to nurture only those activities and truths that will develop the proper skills, knowledges, habits, attitudes and appreciations. ) •4e

The reader can check on this definition of education by attempting to list chronologically and by titles and college courses he had without referring to the college transcrip, or to recall chronologically all of his teachers from the first grade through college. If such landAT LODGE 84, DALLAS marks of learning as titles of courses Saturday, Sept. 5 — Dance, Music by and naming of teachers are hard to Faraizl orchestra recall, then certainly the content of the Saturday, Sept. 19 — Dance, Music by courses would be still more vague. After one has forgotten what learned from Wesley (Gus) Herzan's orchestra books, there should remain a balanced Sunday, Sept. 20 — Monthly Business Meeting and Family Fun Night combination of: Saturday, Oct. 3, -- Vinobrani or Mar1. A skill in expressing oneself effect- vest Dance — Music by John Rejcek ively and in doing well some desirable orchestra job. For exacr4ple, about all that can be Saturday, October 17 — Barn Dance — hoped for as a result of twelve years of Music by West Melodians English in the public schools is for the Sunday, Oct. 18 — Monthly Business pupil to be able to express himself ef- and Family Fun Night fectively either on paper or while on his Saturday, Oct. 31 — Dance, Music by feet and to have an introduction to the gems of literature so that he can profit- Ed Faraizl's orchestra Saturday, Nov. 14 — Dance by Wesley ably enjoy his leisure hours, and certainly no education is complete unless one (Guy) Herzan's orchestra Sunday, Nov. 15 — Monthly Business is efficient in some vocation. meeting and Family Fun Night 2. A knowledge of self and how to find Saturday, Nov. 28 — Dance, orchestra and use materials. One is liberally edu- pending. cated whose knowledge of self enables Sunday, Dec. 20 -- Monthly Meeting him to use environmental factors for and Family Fun Night profit and pleasure both to himself and Thursday, Dec. 31 -- New Year's Eve all of his associates.

Battler Dance. Featuring the music of 3. The habit of good judgement in use Ed Faraizl and John Rejcek orchestras. of leisure time and freedom. The con- Dancing fram 8:30 p.m. to 4:00 a.m. — stant use of good judgement affects continuous music.

All of our Saturday night dances start one's destiny in his home life, in his business, as well as in his social relation- at 8:30 p.m. and the orchestras stop playing at 12:30 a.m. Dances on any ships.

4. A desirable attitude toward the other night start at 8 o'clock and end home, other races and nations. A lack at 12 o'clock.

1• •( of these traits among the masses has A gentleman farmer is one who tips been the basis for all of our costly wars.

5. An appreciation for the good, the his hat every time he passes a likely looking tomato. beautiful, and the true.

• • A study of these five personality traits Liberty is not a gift of God but a that result from proper educational enviroment will reveal that the first two hard-won achievement with the help traits deal with "How to make a living", of God.

Calendar Of Activities

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Addresses Of Our District Organizers District 1 V. H. BARINA Route 1 Smithville, Texas District 2 BEN MIKOLAJ 111 W. Rio Grande St. Taylor, Texas District 3 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 if. • it ACTIVITIES

OF OUR DISTRICTS

BY DATES

Seventh District Meeting Corpus Shristi Lodge 56 September 20 Third District Meeting Elm Mott Lodge 66 September 27 ♦ • First District Meeting Snook Lodge 9 October 4 • • Sixth District Meeting at Taiton October 25 ) • 4 • Good! manners are valuable assets to every person, but good manners have their origin in fine qualities of mind and heart.

If we could have as much progress these last 50 years with paople as we have with things, what a wonderful world this would be. o • About the only unused plat you haven't seen on television is in a cemetery.

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POLKA DANCE CALENDAR CALVIN CHERVENKA Saturday, September 5 Adela, and the Music Masters and Slim and His Playboys — Battle Dance — Sefcik Hall at Seaton near Temple Ed Faraizl orchestra — SPJST Pokrok Hall in Dallas Hi-Toppers orchestra -- -American Legion Hall in New Braunfels Houston Playboys -- SPJST Pokrok Hall in Houston Lee use orchestra — Westhoff Hall near Cuero Sil Krenek orchestra — Cat Springs Hall Rudy Kurtz orchestra — Community Hall in Fairchild Bil Mraz orchestra — Bill Mraz Hall in Houston San Antonio Czech orchestra — KT Hall in San Antonio Southern Syncopators — Free Wedding Dance --- SPJST Hall in Hillje Vrazel Polka Band — Waco SPJST Linden Hall at Elm Mott Sunday, September 6 Henry Barosch orchestra -- Church Feast and Dance — High Hill Hall near Sohulenburg Lee Isle orchestra, — Day and Night Feast and Dance—Fayetteville Hall Si? Krenek orchestra — Bazaar and Dance — Nada Hail Rudy Kurtz orchestra — Day and Night KC Picnic and Dance — Recreation Center in Granger Leo Majek orchestra — Day and Night Barbecue and Dance — National Hall in Cameron Bill Mraz orchestra — Parish Picnic and Dance — Day and Night — Fireman's Park Vrazel Polka Band — SPJST Hall in Snook

Monday, September 7 Bill Mraz orchestra — Day and Night Barbecue and Dance — Bill Mraz Hall in Houston.

Maly oznamovatel

All the above ctance, are at night uness otherwise specified. This is a frek service but applies only to those dancer at which mainly polka and waltz mush is played by a live orchestra. The Vestnik or writer will assume no responsibility resulting from any dance announiernent which is listed in tbi.3 column Listings from orchestras and donee half should be received er, least one week be fore punlication. Send all listings t• Calvin Chervenka, Route 2, Rogers, Tel )•X•( Musicians who play by ear should remember that people listen the same way.

• • If a person is killed by kindness, chances are, this should come under the heading of accidental death.

KLM Royal Dutch Airline spolednost, ktera operuje ptimou leteckou linku mezi Houstonem a Prahou, pfeje si oznamiti krajanske vetejnosti, Ze nova vYprava Texanti do Prahy a do jinYch mist v Evrope bude 30. dervna 1960. Cesta tryskovYm letadlem bude trvat pouhych devet hodin. Z dfivodu, ze bude velikY zajem navStivit PaSijove hry Bavorsku, Glympiadu v Rime a Spartakiadu v Praze, bude nutno zajistit si letenky 'g est mesicti pkedem. PFSte co nejHive pro informace na zastupce spoleenosti KLM. Jeho adresa je: Stephen Valeik, 6402 Prague Street, Houston, 7, Texas. (dz) ) • sit. • A community is like a ship and our lodge should be also, everybody in it should be prepared to take the wheel.

NrirROtNi VErIEJNE CVItEN° pokada

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Hleda se domovnik domovnik pro red Pokrok Houston eislo 88. Mate-li zajem, dopEte na: A. L. Hilsher, 1215 Heights Blvd. Houston, Texas, neb zavolejte telephonem U.N. 17083 nebo C-A-88424. 0 sch(izku, projednati plat a podminky.

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VEER TANEC pi i oblibene hudbe "

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VtSTNf Ka WEST, TEXAS Ve stl'edu dn , 2. zhii 1959 - ZvMani vSrbor americkeho kongresu Grand opening of the new Sokol Hall be held Sept. 12, and Sept. 13, at Dallas. studuje adinky eventuelniho neptiatels- and also of SP .1ST Lodge 130, Jar°, Watch for detailed Program. keho htoku vodikovYmi a atomovYmi bombami na azemi SpojenYch Stata. Po RUNE Vii )NANA POLAEBNil dle odhadu odborniktii zahy-nula by beSLIT211A hem jedineho takoveho Utoku nejmene V bodin6 Zalu zarmouceni nalezjedna etvrtina americkYch obyvatel. nete Edward Pace pohtebni iistav pohotove k syrnpatickelnu vyfize- Z Vidne se ozna,muje, ze mad'arska ni nezbytnSrch jednotlivosti a k OtN1 vlada , chysta, dalekosahlou amnestii praveni dojemneho poldbu.

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CLASS E: 10 Pay Life, full benefit at age 1 CLASS JE: Endowment at age 18 full Tittda MX: benefit at age 1

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Types of Certificates

VC stfedu dne, 2. WI 1959 one vyrdacene pojiiteni na $1,000.00. lOti leta Upisova ochrana ktera se rodne zmen§uje, zastane vypla,cene pojiSteni na $1,000.00.

CLASS PR: Preferred Risk, ordinary CLASS II: 20 Pay, Endowment at age 60 TRIDA N. lOti leta upisova ochrana. elentim ktefi maji vypOjeelife 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 CLASS D: 15 Pay Life Clentim, ktefi nemaji pOjedepartment the benefit of PAYORS INku na majetek od SPJST CLASS E: 10 Pay Life SURANCE according to which plan payment of premiums stops upon the death TRIDA 5T: 5ti leta, lhutni. Obnovitelna CLASS F: 15 Pay Endowment a zmenitelna. of the payor.

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TRIDA D: 15t1 splatkova, doZivotni. Po TWA D: 15ti splatkova daivotni. PiCLASS MX: 10 year decreasing mortplatky se plat' pouze 15 let. ny obnos pojikeni se vyplati gage protection with a v pripadu Umrti od van 1 $1,000.00 Paid-up certifE: 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. daivotni. PlnY obnos pojiSteni se vyplainsurance, issued to memtifikatu jest vyplacen za 15 ti v pripadu innrti od veku bers who have real estate let.

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Respectfully submitted, CLASS D: 15 Pay Life, full benefit at TRIDA MC: 20ti leta iipisova 'ochrana Joe B. Hejny ktera se roone zmenSaje, age 1