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

PORUJICi JEDNO TY STATU TEXAS

Official Organ nif Slovanic Benevolent Order or the State of Texas BENEVOLENCE

ROtNIK (VOLUME) XLVII tislo (No.) 41.

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14. illJNA (OCTOBER) 1959

HUMANITY BROTHERHOOD

Z NAM HLAVNI CRADOVNY etvrtletni s chtze nageho tidiciho tele- no, aby se na gim eleniim pti poskyto- usneg eno, aby se v budoucnosti nedelaly sa konala se ye etvrtek minuleho tydne vani pujeek na majetky dala povZdy prijeky na zajezdni "Motels". za, pine ucasti iitednikii a teditehl v bu- prednost pted zadosti neelentt a zaroveri V priibehu schtize bylo mezi jinYrn teZ dove Hlavni Utadovny v Temple. projednavan navrh od kadui 92. Fort Worth, a bylo po delgi porade usnegeSchuze zahajena ptedsedou bratrem no, vyzvati dopisem na ge elenstvo, aby Markem v obvykly eas. — Byla v poeatJen velice nerad toto zde opet plipo- se vgechny ty kteti si vyplatili sve poku pritomna delegace bratra od tadu 130 a Sokola, v Dallas, k projednani ji- minam, ale jsem jist toho, bude-li jistky, lOti, 15ti aneb 20ti lets, se nevzste zalelitosti ktera byla, uspokojiVe vy- nag eesko-slovanskY lid zde v Texasu dali elenstvi v tadech a Jednote, nYbrt tizena a na ge bratti, Mirek Parma, Ar- chtiti uclrZeti si uctu a porozumoni pro placenim tadovYch poplatka nadale si nold Vrla, Emil Hrabina a Hugo Schef- sebe i pro ten na g dorost u lidu anglicke- udrZeli sve elenstvi a razne vYhody kteCOI se pak po vYmene pozdravii a ptani ho i jineho privodu, tak bude mused o re jim spoleeenske elenstvi v Jednote skyta. dalgiho zdarneho postupu vzdalili. — sobs dati nee° pozoruhodneho vodeti.

Co jest lep gi oznarnkou o eeskem Ve schtizi bylo kade odporueeni Bratr tajemnik Chupick 'Ceti obsahlY du, neZli, kdy2 se bude na nagi Statni nika bratra pravniho radce, tediteli pozapis z minule etvrtletni schtize, ktery Universite i jinYch vyueovati zorne skoumane a bud' hlasovanim schva schvalen. Bude ovgern jak se povZdy sta- deske tedi, kultute a dejinam. leno aneb zamitnuto. Ptijato pozvani va, organu v obouch feel, jak bude teclitelii do okrskovYch schtizich do SeaJil nyni mnozi v a,nglickYch novinach rmAno a schvalen rediteli, uvetejnen. — ton, pak do Taiton. dne 8. listopadu a Nasledovali jednotlive zpravy irtednika obdivuji Oechy pro jejich houZevnatost, koneene do Houston dne 1. listopadU. Hlavni iitadoVny fistni i piseinnY dopro pro jejich slavnou historii, pro snahu udr/eti deskou tee jak jen nejciele moZvazeny eislicerni kde toho zapottebi.

Zaroveri Vas ujigt'uji sestry a bratti, no. -- K udrteni na gi Ceske 'feel jest ze oceriuji dobrou snahu na gich tediteJednotlive zpravy nelze zde pro delku naddle potteba mnoho eeskYch studen- lti chraniti zajmy elenstva, souladu prasvoji uvadet a bride dle pottebi uvede- tit' a proto Vas prosime ,abyste svYm ci jejich a vetirn, ze zaslouZi si daveru vlivem naklonil Vageho syna, dceru, nageho elenstva a nezkracenou nagi ni vO zprave bratra taj. Chupicka. vnouee, aby, studovali kde mono podporu. nu Co jeden z ptedmett, zaed tez dostaTolik niohu s radosti uvesti a pfesNage prace se na mdati, ziskavame nanou "Kredit" jako za jine cizi jazyky. ve'deil jsem se o torn jiZ nekolikrat, gi mladeZ i nove elenstvo, finaneni zpra kaida zaleiitost finaneni i spravni jest Upozornete je, aby si co nejdfive po- vy vykazuji vzrust a jen jests zapottebi, tediteli vaine a svedomite proskouma- dali ildost o scholarship pro studenty aby se vgude v nasich tadech nase bratna, a obzvlagt' pajekam na majetky jest eeg tiny na zdejAi universite. Vas dotaz ti a sestry do dobreho snaZeni zapojili. venovana, nalelita pozornost. adresujte: -- Dr. Jos. Malik, University Mnoho zdaru vgem, Bylo zuovu v prabehu scht2e usnese- Station Austin (12.), Texas, Red.

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Od redake'niho stolku Naie poznarnky Co pies tSrden jsem Pied mnohYmi lety Mueednik Presizaslechl dent Lincoln pronesl tyto slova moudro-k sti. kteie dosud jsou drileNta, a pravdiva kolem Hallettsville spadl minulSr kekl: - "Nektere' lidi mii2ete neustale tyden “,datnY de gt' a sice misty temet klamati a vgechny lidi nekdy, av gak ne- 2 a plt1 Coale, pki Yoa,kum ze snad vie mW,ete klamati v gechny neustale." ne2 to Entered as second class mail matter, Januar y 3rd, 1933 at West, Texas, under the Act of Con g ress of Aug. 24, 1922. Send Form 3579 to Supreme Lodge SPJLT, Box 400, Tem p le, Texas. tiftEDNi ORGAN SLOVANSKE PODPORUJICI JEDNOTY STATU TEXAS OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SLAVONIC BENEVOLENT ORDER OF THE STATE OF TEXAS REDARTOR -- EDITOR L. O. HOSES Box 85 — West, Texas Vy davatele — Publisherr CECHOSLOVAK PUB. COMPANY. WEST. TEXAS Prediolatne 53.25 — Subscri p tion $3.25 Per Year Zmeny adres zasnali se do Hlavni ilfadOvnY Box 400, Tem p le. Texas Chan g es of address must be sent to Su preme Lodge Box 400. Tem p le. Texas Pfedtdatne a oznamk y budlel adresovani Vestnik, West. Texas.

Zivoto p is y remfelYch 61end se uvefehluE bezPlatn The obituarieS are printed without charts.

EILAVNf firtADOVNA SUPREME LODGI EDWARD L. MAREK. President JOE B. TIETNY. Vice-President J. F. CHUPIC'K, Secretary JOS. KOLIHA JR. Treasurer R. A. URSANOVSKY, Bookkeeper All In Tem p le. Texas. Box 400 AUCIU:T,. T KAC1R. Attorney Tem p le. Texas DE. MARVIN LESIKAR. Medical DirectOr P. 0. Box 410 — Ta y lor. Texas AEI/MEL* --"DIRECTORS FitAlaK V. STEPAN. First District Denville. Texas CHAS. NAVRATIL. Second District 816 E. Ave A. — Tem p le. Texas ROBERT CERVENKA. Third District West. Texas R. E. BROZ, Fourth District Rt. 3. Box 320 — San An g e.o. Texas J M. SKRABANES. Fifth District 4720 Bellaire Blvd.

Bellaire. Texas ED. P. SRALLA, Sixth DiStriel Rt. 1, Box 110, Edna, Texas CHAS. HOLASEK. Seventh Distriel 2513 Nemec St..

Cor p us Christi. Texas

Nonakikejte pkatele, ze to neni svobody a jen vzpomerite jinYch zemi, nebot' zde jest svoboda obmezena zakony kterych si vetgina pkala v zajmu ostatnich °bean& Parnatujme, ze svoboda neni bezrizdnost a jest svoboda tins vet gi, elm vice po&ivarne rozumu.

• Statni vystava v Dallas bude se doza jiste zas te giti velke navgtevy jak jina leta. Pamatu,jme na to mokioli nam, si navgtevu tak zaiiditi, abychom se mohli stleastniti eeskeho dne. Laskave si povsirnnete oznameni.

• Jeden dobrY Clen Hidu 66. nedayno nam kekl a pravdu del: - Kdyz bNehoin ka z d,C7 eekali az ten druhy noco pro dobro nay veci zane, tak by se vilbec nic nestalo. Souhiasime, a e'innost u nagich vildeich kaclu tvrzeni podporuje. — 13ude-li kahlY eekat druhY se rozkYva, nebude einnosti spolkove ani Mdouci pokrok kadovSr.

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Zavist se stala tomer' soueasti Iidske povahy a canto i u 61oveka sebe spra yedlivejSiho piece jen kdes v kouteeku zahlecla eer y to lidska zavist. — Lidska zavist jest hrichem, ale nelze ji Je to vlastno gt jiste nepekna, ale MI, 2e stala se typickou vlastnosti na S• ehe naroda. Obzvla gte bolestne jest, 2e se obyeejne nejvic zfividi eloveku vlastni lave. Nejltor gi pak jest, 2e ze za ysiti vznikne ponauva a z pomluvy nepkatelstvi a unto jcie pak k nepeknYm koneum.

TA NOVNI V113OR — BY-LAW COMMITTER FRANK HLOZEK, SR., Chairman P. O. Box 137. Blessin g , Texas STEPFIE,N VALCIK. Secretary 6402 Pra g ue Street Soustor T. Texas

— 2e, pani Fr. Vytopilova bude nucend podrobiti se zpovu operaci a k tomu pkejeme, aby se k dobru •

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- Ze mladez Hallettsvillska, se eini, sez, . nati. ze zpravy ze na Southwest Texas State College v San Marcus se zapsali Clarence Barta, Dolores Kahanek, Annetta Kocian, Marcus Krupala, Donald Minor, Richard Sta,ha, Ieanette Kocian, Johnny Smolik a Elizabeth Vivial. Vgem ptco eme ten nejlep gi Uspech a ptijemne

Ze s radosti jsme eetli zpravu ze Statni University v Austin, de Dr. Josef Malik oznemil zapis 32 student-a do oddeleni eegtha3r. Laskave si najdete zpravu od spravy, Statni university v anglicke easti. - Gr g tuluj em e.

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— 2e kongresnik Bob Poage bude zde pkednaget ve "West High" gkole o syYch zku genostech na see ceste v Rusku a yelejnost jest k pkedna gce zvana.

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Ku konci bych rad poznamenal, ze. se mi to libi, 2e "Cechoslovak", mffj "soused" v tiskarne se neohro2ene zastava stanoviska volneho prodeje lihovin. Roz hodne je vddy dfistojneja pro nas pro kadeho doprati lidu vinost v otazkach osolani svobody, net kdes v dkrytu jak pokrytec aivati lihoviny a snaMti se jinYin vnucovati nefmkinanost.

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Nage vroucne pkani bylo jest a bude: Kdyby na ge mile rodiee posilali vygoko gkolaky na Statni Universitu do Austinn a ty na ge studenty se tam dali zapsat conusierrEs do kursu eegtiny.

IISKOVf V1130 -- PUBLICATIONS DR. EDUARD VICEK. Chairman University Station, Austin, Texas MRS. HILDA BETTS, Secretary Buekholts. Texas MRS. FRANCES OLEXA 8402 Ta gg art St.. Houston. Texan

Ze, okrskova schtize ye Snook se konala rninulou nedell dne 4. ac jsme zdelill s Vami, ze de gt/ ji pokazil. Povg imnete si dopisu bratra Fiunka Vytopila v tomto Cisle a laskave Liam prominte, 2e precleasne vratili jsme se z Caldwell na zpet domu.

_tlj Casio mi,pravil: Pred lety otec m "Vg ude se naide koukol mezi p genici" -Mel pravdu. 2e mezi bratry jsou i male nizke? Jsou Jsou, mss pkitely pravdu, te2 a je nam to lito. Ale ti jsou bratry jen dle jmena, nebot' jim na ge hesla nepronikly do srdci jejich.

Litujeme!

- Zkugenosti nas, poueily, .de kdo chce si zaopatkit lihoviny, v2dy cestu nagel a innohY se pak vskutku stal nejen piestupnikem nespravedllveho zakona, ale ochlastou. i

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Br. L. 0. Ilo§ek Box 85 Lod' na geho Zivota east() pluje klidne West, Texas. ani2 by ji boute, \retry a viny ohroZo- VagenY bratte redaktore: valy. — Vge jde klidne vesele a stejnStrn Ptekvapila nes a hiuboca zarmoutila tempem svoji cestou, tak, ze si mysli- zprava o tragicke smrti Tveho syna, name, Ze brzy budeme v bezpeenem itul- geho sokolskeho bratra — Otty Hogka. ku v kterem na moZnost nejakeho nraVykonal mnoho dobra a nernalo se zazu ani netteba pomYgleti. — A piece slougil o givot sokolskY. Kdo znali ho, nekdy nas prave tarn stihne teaks rana. men ho radi a take my jsme melt k neTu pak Njeme v myglence, pros se tak mu Uctu za jeho dilo. stab a hledime zapomenouti a chmiiru Proto i my gelime jeho odchodu a Tobe prye odehnati. — Ale vzdor vgem pokusum nedati se nam to. — Opirame se vyslovujeme opravdove citenott soustmocnemu bolu ale zapominame, Ze 'Ave rast. Jemu pak pkejeme vednY klid. test jeho pamatce. stava, frtecha jeZ uoinkuje podivuhodne.

Tiskneme Ti ruku a jsme Snagejme nag bol a povaZujme jej jak Za Americkou Obec Sokolskou Panem poslanSr a hned se nam nejevi Karel M. Pechal, starosta, jiZ tak stra glivYrn. — KaZde ne gtesti no.s Maga J. Oihakova, jednatelka. taky neeemu ptiudi a proto, tie sna gej) 4 me nag bol.

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Jak snasime bol?

Ze iesteho distriktu

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Ctena, readkce Vestniku:— Po dohode s iltedniky gesteho okrsku jsem nucen vam oznamiti ze z vaZn,e pH tiny menime datum schtze gesteho okrs ku z 25. tijna na den 8. listopadu a proto vas 'iddam, by jste zmenili v ge co se teto zmeny tYka, za cos yam dekuji. Zaxl nemu nam nenapadlo, Ze je poboZnost, ten den Krista Kra,le, tak by nam obecenstvo ode glo na prOvod zde, jako v Hillje, tak Ze by jsme meli prazdnou sin.. Tak jiZ to zatidle jak nejlepe muZete, by elenove i vetejnost se dozveclela o zmene co nejspige.

S pozdravem 1g. 8enkykik.

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°pet minulY tSrden byl jsem velice potegen v tiskarne na ystevou bra.tra, Rud. Kolate, br. Jos. Foita, br. Cervenky, br.

Kti2ana dale se to Stavil br. Hugo 8efeak z Dallas, bratr E. Pla gek p. faraiKostenryz z Temple, ssetra M. Kofnovcova, bratr Vaneura a je&e br. Arnold Vrla s. rnangelkou a ditky z Dallas a mnoho jinYch, kterYch g jmena jsem si opomel poznagiti. Vgechny navvy po tally a ptijd'te pfile gitostne zas.

S sobotu o volbach, zde bylo velice rugno a nemohl jsem se yam vgem jak naleH yenovati. Odpust'te. — Za noveho pfedplatitele dekujerne br. V. Herzanovi v Dallas a Fillip v Houston a doufame, ac Vas budeme moci uspokujiti.

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Dr. Petr Zenkl pi edsedou

Nedelni schide v Seaton

porobenich naroda V irterY 29. zati konalo se v New Yorku geste zaseclani vS7znamne odbojove organisace Sdndeni porobenYch evropskYch narodu.

Na pokadu jednani byly take volby, ph nichg novYm predsedou teto vYznamne organisace byl zvolen ptedseda vYkonneho vYboru Rady Svobodneho 6eskoslo venska, bYvalS7 mistoptedseda es. vlady a laS7valST primator Way. mesta Prahy — Dr. Petr Zenkl z Washingtonu D. C. Blahoptejeme uptimne Dr. Zenklovi k teto volbe a jsme ptesvedeeni i v teto sve nove vSiznamne funkci, stejne jako ye sve dosavadni einnosti, vykona °pet mnoho ye prospech nagi porobene es. vlasti.

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Bratr ptedseda C. C. Chervenka zahajil nedelni schuzi podzimni, druheho okrsku u hosticiho radu v Seatonske sini, za hojne freasti ptatel, Henn a hostii tohoto okrsku. — Okrsek tento den odpoledne venoval vSihradne sve mlacleli a veeer pak dokoneeni kontestu svSrch vyvolenSrch princezen. Oboje velice zda rile provedeno a shromaldenSrm obecenstven nad gene prijato. Odpoledni program ptedstaven pod vedenim sestry C. Hejlove, vf7stavka vgech ruenich praci jinYch umeleckYch vStrobkil nagi zpevy, hudebni ptednesy jak ocenene a veeerni program, korunovani vitezni princezny byl br. Hejnym skvele proveden. Zatim jen tato kratgi zprava o vSrsledkil toho dne, vice o torn pak v ptigtim eisle Varn zdelime. tspech byl vSestrannSi ! ! !

eskST Den na VSTstave v Dallas, Texas Zveme celou geskou vefejnost k (least]. na Ceskern Dnu, kterSr bude potadan dne 25. tijna 1959 (posledni to den statni 17 stavy). V tom samem miste jako vloni. ye Women's Building od 10:00 hodin nano do 1:00 hod. po poledni. Meli jsme k yam jiZ vSrzyu, ae kdo by se chtel ptihlasit s nejakSim CeskSrm eislem pro nag program z jinSrch mist at' se ptihlasi tak aby se mohlo na usporadani programu pokraeovat. Pti gly dosud jen priblag ky ojedinele. V pti gti nagi schuzi ktera bUde 6. rijna v 7:30 veeer °pet v tadu Pokrok 84 v Dallas chceme vypracovat potad.

Musime ji'Z zaeit davat program dohromady. Vy, co mate pekne kroje, pHvezte si je ssebou a obleete je po dobu nageho programu.

S pozdravem vein etenatilm.

Bolena Valeikova 8621 Diceman Drive Dallas, Texas.

Mono dopsati tg Anne Zvolankove, 6317 RaveRdale, Dallas, Texas. .) • to k

Kalendif olicrskovirch schith PATY OKRSEK Pravidelna schfize okrsku v kterem jest zdrUZenYch 20 radtit bude se konat jak bylo oznarneno dne 1. listopadu.

(Nov.) v budove tadu 88 v Houston, Tex. 8estS, okrsck Podzimni schfize gesteho okrsku konati se bude dne 8. listopadu (Nov.) v Taiton, Texas. Zacatek schfize o 1 hotline odpoledne. Podrobnosti budou yeas oznamene. )• •

Duleiita poznamka SnaZime se co nejlepe inoZno kaZdSrm tSidnem vtaditi v ge co jest dillelite do organu, avgak pri nejlep gi vnli jsme, nu cene nektere merle clitlelite dopisy pozde dogle odloZiti do ptigtiho disla, nob v pondeli rano ji2 nestael eas na jich vy.sazeni a misto ye Vestniku jest jiZ zab rune jinou latkou. — Znovu Vas vgechny tedy Zv adam odesilejte sve zpravy a vtsttiZky z domacich novin zaveas abych Vas mohl uspokojit. — Dekuji Vam dem.

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Z Hlavni itiadovny SPJST Temple, Texas Sestry a bra tri:-S poteknim prikladame na jinem miste vYkaz noveho poj gteni za obdobi poen-laic 1. ledna a koneici 20. zati, 1959. n-erie upsano za $1,925.000.00.

Psoli jsme o yYznaenem rnesici, tak tedy zde jest nebot' jsme upsali za $424,500.00 noveho poji S s teni tento mesic. Jest to nejvetSi obnos noveho pojiSteni co kdy bylo upsano za jeden mesic. Mame s toho radost.

Jak jsem jiZ drive psal, v poslednich mesicich v roce se vkly upik vice pajigteni, proto Vas Zadann. o Vo gl p01110C. Poraoke vakmu organisatoru. Lehce to udelate, kdy jemu dodate jrnena tech co ye VaSem okoli pottebuji•pojiSteni.

S poteknim oznamuji praci s na gi mid deli ktera prispela mnoho v upisovani noveho pojiAteni a kdy kazdy z nas nasi pomoc, pak docilirnelneho Uspechu. Udelejme posledni mesic naMm nejvet'Sim Uspechem.

Jmenem naSich organisatorri Vain dekuji za, vSe co pro no:a organisaeni praci udelate.

S pranim Varn vkho dobra, jsem s bratrskYm pozdravem, Mgt Edward L. Marek. ) ** 4 • ( Z Hlavni tiadovny, SPJST Temple, TexIs 1. fijua, 1959 Cteni broth a sestry:-Timto se Vain oznamuje, Ze behem me sice zari, 1959, Hlavni firadovna, SPJST, vyplatila, pojiStern pa naSich zemicelSich bratrich a sestrach, jak nasleduje: Umrti Oslo 6875. Ses. Antonie SlamaIllavinka, hospodyne, od radu Karel Jona'S, Oslo 28, zemtela. 28. srpna, 1959 ve star: 68. Do Jednoty pristoupila 28. listopadu, 1915. Cert. A-10899 na $500.00.

Umrti Oslo 6876. Br. Edwin L. Wilkie, od radu Praha Oslo 29. zemtel 28. srpna, 1959, ye stall. 60. Do Jednoty pristoupil 13. ledna 1939. Cert. C-4868 na $500.00.

Umrti eislo 6877. Br. Ignac T. Chlebek, hostinskST od radu Svepomoc, Oslo 113, zemkel 26. imora 1959, ye stati 72. Do Jednoty pristoupil 13. brezna, 1910. Cert.

A-4675 na $1,000.00.

Umrti Oslo 6878. Ses. Sophie Jekel, ho-

ES TI‘lt K- WEST, TEXAS spodyne, od radu Svornost Jihu, 'Oslo 15, zemrela 29. srpna 1959, ye stall 81. Do Jednoty pristoupila 14. eervna 1908. -Cert. A-734 na $1,000.00.

Umrti eislo 6879. Br. John Hokk, rolnik na odpoeinku, od radii Na ginee, eislo 32, zeintel 16. srpna, 1959, ye staii 87. Do Jednoty pkistoupil 16. dubna, 1900. Cert. A-2355 na $1,000.00.

Umrti eislo 6880. Br. Weldon B. Davis, pravnik od'radu Vesmernost ,eislo 68, zemrel 1. zari, 1959, ye stall. 51. Do Jednoty pristoupil 1. ledna, 1943. Cert.

0-9222 na $1,000.00.

Umrti eislo 6881. Ses. Rosalie mikow, hospodyne, od tadu Needville, eislo 81, zemrela 13. srpna, 1959, ve stati 86. Do Jednoty pristoupila. 3. eervna, 1906. Cert.

4.-7043 na $1,000.00.

Umrti eislo 6882. Br. Alois Horsak, na odpoainku, ad MALI Jaromir, dislo 54, zerniel 30. srpna 1959, ye stall 77. Do Jednoty pristoupil 10. dervna, 1906. Cert. A-3670 na $1,000.00.

Umrti eislo 6883. Ses, Sophie Matela, hospodyne, od radu Pokrok Houstonu, 'Oslo 88, zemrela 27. srpna 1959, ye stall 75. Do Jednoty pristoupila 10. srpna, 1913. Cert. A-10843 na $500.00.

Umrti eislo 6884. Ses. Laverne G. Hasid, hospodyne, od radu Pokrok Houstonu, eislo 88. zemrela 23, srpna 1959, ye stori 24. Do Jednoty, ptistoupila 1. pros.

1950. Cert. C-10828 na $1,000.00.

Umrti Oslo 6885. Ses. Anna Kral, hospodyne na odpodinku, od tada 6eskfr Prapor, eislo 24. zemrela 10. zari 1959, ye stall 81. Do Jednoty ptistoupila. 12. eervna 1910. Cert. A-3271 na $1,000.00.

Umrti eislo 6886. Ses. Frances Aebesta, hospodyne na odpoeinku, od tadu Slo van, eislo 9, zemrela 7. zari, 1959, ye star: 87. Do Jednoty pkistoupila 1. dervence 1897. Cert. Pu-Up dislo 353 na $710.00.

ITmrti eislo 6887. Br. Louis Galnor, ro l -nikaodpenku, radNoveKty, eislo 35, zemiel 4. zari 1959, ye stall 76.

Do Jednoty pfistoupil 10. kvetna, 1931.

Cert. B-714 na $500.00.

Umrti eislo 6888. Ses. Emilie ValUeek, hospodyne, od "radu Woodrow Wilson, 'Oslo 146, zemrela 22. srpna 1959, ye stab.

85. Do Jednoty pristoupila 10. prosirice, 1911. Cert. A-886 na $1,000.00.

Ve sttedu, dne 14. Mina 1959 Jednoty pristoupil 11. rijna 1908. Cert.

A-8009 na $1,000.00.

Umrti eislo 6891. Ses. Rosie Kubena, hospodyne, od radii Texaska Orlice, Oslo 13, zemrela 10. zari 1959, ye stall. 89.

Do Jednoty pristoupila 1. eervence, 1897.

Cert. A-3 844 na $1,000.00. trmrti Oslo 6892. Br. Anton Kulhanek, rolnik na odpoeinku, od radii Pokrok Texasu, Oslo 1, zeinfel 16. zari 1959, ye stati 77. Do Jednoty pristoupil 17. ledna, .1904.

Cert. A-70 na $1,000.00.

Umrti 'Oslo 6893. Br. Frank Zapalae, rolnik, ad radu Oechoslovak, Oslo 141, zemrel 13. zari, 1959, ve staki 73. Do Jednoty pristoupil 11. prosince 1910. Cert.

A-2786 na $1,000.00.

Umrti dislo 6894. Br. Joseph Hank, rolnik od. radu RuZovY dvur, eislo 89, zemFel 18. zari, 1959, ve staid 60. Do Jednoty pristoupil. 17. listopa.du, 1929 a 20. anora, 1950. Cert. C-1135 na $1,000 a Cert.

B-4033 na $500.00.

Umrti Oslo 6895. Sest. Terezie Holubec na odpoeinku, od radu Karel Havlieek, eislo 4, zemrela 11. zari 1959, ye stati 72.

Do Jednoty ptistoupila 8. prosince 1906.

Cert. A-10519 na $500.00.

Umrti 'Oslo 6890. Ses. Lillie Schovajsa, hospoclyne, od raclu Pokrok Rowena, eislo 49, zemrela 31. srpna 1959, ye staid 59. Do Jednoty ptistoupila 25. listopadu, 1935. Cert. K-13 na $1,000.00.

Umrti Oslo 6897. Ses. Fanny Jelinek, hospodyne, od radii KomenskY', eislo 20, zemrela 3. zari 1959, ve stall 84. Do. Jednol y ptistoupila 18. Cervence 1920. Cert.

A-11437 na, $500.00.

Umrti eislo 6898. Br. Otto L. Hokk, strojnik od radu Jaro, eislo 130, zemkel 14. zari, 1959, ye stati 50. Do Jednoty pH stoupil 3. eervna 1928 a 29. prosince 1933.

Cert. C-660 na $1,000.00 a Cert. D-45 na $1,000.00.

Umrti eislo 6899. Ses. Rosie Valenta, hospodyne, od radu Vyzovice, Oslo 114, zemrela 21. zari, 1959, ye stall 74. Do Jednoty pkistoupila 11. ledna, 1914. Cert.

A-6537 na $1,000.00.

Umrti eislo 6900. Br. Charles G. Chval, ka,zatel a osteopath, od radu Nova Ratolest, eislo 41, zemkel 12. zari, 1959, ve stall 70. Do Jednoty pristoupil 11. finora, 1913. Cert. A-10505 na $500.00.

Um rti eislo 6901. Br. Jos. Berger, na oclpoeinku, od radu Nov_a Morava, 'Oslo 23, semi. el 24. van, 1959, ye staff. 87. Do Jednoty pristoupil 8. Milo, 1911. Cert.

A-3425 na $1,000.00.

Umrti eislo 6889. Br. Jos. VoM.na , na od poeinku, od radu Broth Svornosti, 'Oslo 60, zemtel 4. zari, 1959, ye star: 81. Do Jednoty pristoupil 5. zari, 1909 a 26. list.

Hlavni fitadovna, SPJST, timto vyslo1034. Cert. A-4201 na $500.00 a Cert. Pdvuje pozilstalYin po techto zemrelSrch Up 'Oslo 289 na $100.00. larattich a sestrach jeji nejhlubSi soustrarti eislo 6890. Br. Lawrence Grych, trast. na odpoeinku, od "radu Ennis, disla 25, J. F. Chupick zemtel 21. srpna, 1959, ye stall 92. Do Tajemnik Hlavni Uradovny SPJST

Ve Wed% dne 14. fijna 1959

ODIAL DOPISOVATELC Program schfize 6teho Distriktu SPJST. kterY se bude konat dne 8. list. v New Taiton.

1. Schfize bude zahajend v 1:00 hodinu odpoledne.

2. Pfivitani firednikii Hlavni fifaclovny, elenfi a obecenstva.

3. Oteni protokolu z minule schfize.

4. Zpravy distriktnich fitednikii 5. Zpravy vStoru, (dist.)

6. Nedokoneene jednani.

7. Voin& navrhy.

8. Zvoleni misto pro pfi gti Dist. schfizi.

9. Program ' dist. fiditelky mladeze, sestra Frank Brdeaka.

10. Reenici.

11. Pochod, (March of the Princesses.)

12. Jmenovani sleeny Dist. cis. 6 (Miss Dist. No. 6. SPJST) 13. Sva.eina. (Refreshments). Muzika.

Poznamka, aby tato schtze byla ukoneena yeas, bude se jednat ye schfizi die stanov, jako ye sjezdu.

Paul Sablatura pied. dist. 6ho.

• jr, • t El Campo, Texas Mile sestry a bratii a ctend redakce miMho Vestniku:• JiZ nam ten mesic iljen (October) ptigel, a zajiste bude pro nas gestST okrsek YYznamnY, nebot' na ge princezny z jejich priivodeimi maji kontest vYznamny.

Pkipominarn znovu, ze jde tu o stay zavodu kde v gechny Zadosti (Application) musi bSiti na Hlavni fdadovne do 12. •ijna, schtze bude 8. listopadu, zajiste se podle toho zavodnici zafidi. Sledujte, bratki a sestry tyto zajimave zavody a ptipadne se ptipojte k nam. My mame znamenitS7 vSter pojistek jen na se mila Jednota nam poskytuje, a zvlagte pak pozoruhodiVini vSrhodami, pojistek novYch, neni nesnadno ziskati novo Glen stvo.

Upozorimjete-li na vS7hodne nag e pajistky, prokazujete s yYm ptateliim a znd mYm clobrou sluZbu, bud'te ubezpeeeni si no Vas vdeene kdysi vzpomenou, ponevad2 zde jde o ochranu, kterou jednotlivci nebo cele rodiny nutne poticbujou, ba nezbytne miti musi, a k teto ochrane pro neptiznive zavany osudu pro nalaite vy gkoleni syYch ditek a pro staki , ale take tedy pkistupuje i stranka spoleeenska, totiz schfizky, zabavy a kulturni snahy a nade vsecko se. ,ierske a bratrske citeni, jen2 z nas eini jednu velkmi spolkovou rodinu.

Tyto zavody jsou venni za i imov6 a pro nektere budou taky pdmatne a byly by jiste zajirnavej gi, kdyby elenstvo v jednotlivYch krajich, svuj zajein projevi-

V t t3 TN f X— WEST, TEXAS lo qdatnou pomoci svojim' fadOvm organisatortim, tak aby jejich' kraj neb ka.d dosahli mista .v7znaeneho. Jak by se mile scstry a bratti ukazala laska k ednote jen byla yZely nagi pSrchou.

Proto bratfi a sestry sledujte tento v nagern okrsku riebYvalSr rozvoj einnosti, pro stalY pokrok nagi mile Jednoty. jak.o organisator gesteho okrsku, bych radii tem nagim princeznam a jejich aby pracovali do posledni hodiny kilyZ tak budete pracovati zajiste dosahnete tile. Jednou ze starch pravd je, ze musime mai k veci a k prati kterou koname lasku, abychom byli schopni pro ni pracovat see jsou sily na ge. Takova laska ygechno, abychom tak fekli, uleheuje a oslazuje, a proto k zda,rne praci agitaeni je tfeba to starodavne lasky k Jednote, ktera pfi dobrYch vSisledcich pkina gela radost, a bude nageti i v budoucnosti, bez ohledu na vgechny zmeny. Vekim, ze na ge okrskoselnize bude hodne vesela a Mdal bych trochu tepla a veseli, jen plisobi jako rosa na vyprahl* kvet.

S pozdravem v gem jsem 8' enkyfik dist. organisator. ) • 4, • ( Wheelock, Texas CtenSi br. redaktore, mile sestry a bratTak jib tu nagi podzimni okrskovou schtizi mame za sebou. Na to Apatne poeasi je gte se nam dosti dobfe yydafila. hezka skupina sester, bratrti a pratel; od na gi Hlavni fdadovny tito bratti: Marek, HejnY, Chupick s rodinami nekolik na gich teditelti a orga. nisatora. Br. redaktor s man2elkou neptijeli asi nasledkern gpatneho poeasi.

Velice nas te gilo, 2e pti torn gpatnom poeasi eleni a ptatele i. od jinYch okrskii. Mohu vas vgechny ujistit, jste nam byli vgichni vitani a ptijedle zas; Po zahajeni schitze scstry od Kluba Mladde ptedvedly pekriY program pak nieli schazi. V gechno se yydatilo hladce, od Hlavni fitadoVny, organisatoti a nekteti nav gteVnici promluvili kratgi. tee. Diky yarn v gem! Na ukoneeni schtize jsme zazpivali jeden verg, za doprovodu bratra Kleprlika: "1-1.e.j Slo vane". Po schfizi eleni domaciho radu vysluhovali clobrou \Teel% po veceii byla korunovana kralovna kterd byla s domaciho Pada dislo 9. Jeji jmeno jsem zapoinel, lituji!

Donfam, 2e to lep gi popige nekter6. sestra nebo bratr. Timto \i gem srdeene dekujeme. Sestram od Klubu Mlado2e, domachn elentIm za jejich praci co men s touto schUzi, zvla gtni dik za jejich laskavost, 2e venovali z vYclelku 25 centil z kakleho dolaru do Fondu Klubu

Strana e Skoda velika, ze tak mot pr gelo. By valo by bylo nav gtevnikft hodne vice.

Pro na gi pfigti jarni okrskovou schtzi ZadnY fad se nehlasil tak prosim mile sestry a bratti, u ktereho kadu by jste se o into zajimali napi gte mne co bychom ji mohli za y eas ohlasiti. Diky pie dem I Velice se nas s manZelkou dotkla smutna kterou nam zdelil na g dobrSt bratr Vaclav Ba •ina, ze mail v rodine smutek, ze ne gt'astnou nahodou byl zabitY jejich zet'. Mili pfatele, pkijmete od nas od srdce citenou soustrast. Mohu vas ujistit, ze soucitime s vami neb jute nee° podobneho piezili. Bud'te uji gteni, ze vas vzpominame a va g milt' necht' na veenosti odpoeiva v pokoji! Milt' Bah vas vgechny v iodine potegi.

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Mill etenafi, ktefi mne obeas pigete nebo pfi zejiti fikate, Ze me dopisy radi etete, bych hodne do na geho Vestniku psal, muslin yam oznamit, ze ted' mand delgi eas nine nebude mane do nageho Vestniku psat. Minulou stredu jsme manZelku zavezli do Marlin k lekatske prohlidce..Lekat ji dal mediciny a 23. tohoto mesice ji tam mame zas pfivest.

Musi snad zase podstoupit dosti teZkou operaci ale ujistili nas, ze ji vyleei. Tak se s celou rodinou te gime, ze snad jiZ to bude jeji posledni operate a ze bude zdravej gi. Jak elovek ma rozharane myglenky, zle se do easopisu pige.

Pozdrav vain vgern, Vag, Frank Vytopil.

(Pam. red.:-- Bratr Vytopil odpusti, ze zde vsunu svoji ornluvu s ohledem na nedelni schtzi pofadanou prvnim distriktem ye Snook ku ktere jsme se chteli ureite se Mnou dostaviti. — Vratili jsme se ale domu z Caldwell, ndsledkem toho, ze tam o 12:30 "Iilo jak z konve" a testy byly jok zavodnene. .7dyk tak prgelo, domnivali jsine se, k schtizi ye Snook asi odloZite.

Udelal jsem chybu, ze jsem o tom zpra vu pkedeasne uvefejnil v minulem Vestniku coZ lituji, nebot` jsem se pozdeje dozvedel, zo schfize va geho distriktu konana byla. Tate, ze mne to nyni velice mrzi, 20 jsme nepokraeovali ye sip() cesto k Vain do Snook. — Ov gem, ze to Unto oznamuji el:emit-am Vestniku a douf am, ze mi tentokrate prominete moji nerozhodnost jeti dal v torn neptiznivC,m poeasi a uji gt'uji Vas, ze jen neradi jsme se vraceli. Slibuji Vain, ze si to v:ge ptigte jiste vynahradime.) 'regime se a pi• jeme Vam aby se zdravi pi.

Vytopilove trvale zlepgilo.

S pozdrovem, redaktor a iena:

Straw, e Stamford, Texas CtenY bratie redaktore Vestniku SPJST. Pkijmete ad nas upicimne citenou soustrast nad ztratou va geho syna, Otto L. Hogka.

Take rodina Dr. Karla A. Chval, v Chi cago, at' prijmou na gi soustrast nad ztratou jejich draheho man2e1a, otce, a dedeeka.

Nam mnoho lidera v Texasu byl mnYm pritelem, ryzim vlastencem i velkYm buditelem pro dobro, krasy a Lasky k lidem bez rozdilu. best budi2 jeho pamatce.

Do tietice musim dat *treat, 2e i zde jsme doprovodili k veenemu odpodinku 25. zaki, bratra od Seymour, ryzeho vlastence, otce eetne rodiny.

Zde vyobrazeneho bratra Josefa Tomanka, kterY je gte dne 13. zaii pfijel

VESTS t K WETZT, TEXAS

Oh, s — R ad Oslo 47 SPJST

Seaton, Texas Bratri a sestry!

V pkigti schitzt, ktera bude konand lho listopadu, budou oclbYvany volby jak vgech kadovYch niednikti, tak i deleOW do pkigtiho sjezdu. Jelika tato schitze je nejdrilditej gi z celeho roku, bratki a sestry dostavte se v poetu co nejhojnej gim. Schnze bude zahajena dkiv ne2 obyeejno a to o jedne hodine odpoledne.

S bratrskYrn pozdravem Karel Kalenda, dopisovatel.

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Z eeskoslovenska

do schnze k synovi Jerry Tomankovy.

Byl jako v2dy, pinY humoru ke ka2demu. 2acinemu ani nenapadlo ze za 12 dni se s nim shledame v zaplave yeneft. Oblibe jake se v gude tail svedei, 2e pfigli bratici od eeskYch spolku i Amerie'ane, a v gichni soused& mezi nirni2 pies 50 let svorne.

Pied dvema roky oslavili zlate jubi1eum, gt'astneho man2elstvi. Jejich hodne deti jim vystrojily krasnou Zlatou Svatbu. Jejich prostorna, residence byla pina, a meli jsme se tam v gichni dobie.

Oba man2ele gtestim zarili i vypadali tak mlade na jejich leta a to dlouhe pianYrske prace na fume.

Josef Tomanek byl rozen v C'echach, 1. srpna, 1883. Zemiel nahle bez bolesti 23. zati 1959. Oplakava ho jeho man2elka Anna Tomanek; jedna dcera a nest synit, 15 vnoueat. V gem pozastalYm vyslovujeme svou hluboce citenou soustrast.

rrlinirlirw Ve stfedu, dne 14. kijna 1959

K ucteni pamatky zesnuleho posilame $10.00 Ceske ittulne SPJST v Taylor, mist° kvetin.

Se sesterskYm pozdravem na vgechny etenare Mary a Jim Neuman, Route 2 Stamford, Texas.

Pozn. red.:— Dik za venovanST obnos byl odeslan do Domova odpoeinku.

se budou ohtivat v zimnim obdobi, kdy bude mrznout, a ledovY vitr palit lice, vitr se bade ulicemi a Venn krajinami kteki jsme tak opevovali, jsou pod snehem a jenonr zase vitr ledovY se gene Po cele sire krajine.

V tomto zimnim obdobi bude vice easu zab3ivati se spolkovYmi zalelitostmi, take bude vice easu venovati na gi Jednote a rozmanitYm shromaIdeni a podniky, jima snaaili jsme se s provedenim nYch starodavnYch zvykil a obyeejil deskoslovensk3)ch, aivovati na,rodni tradice, jak vyrostly behern veku z due naroda a ptedavanSi byly z pokoleni na pokoleni. Vgechno nam to prineslo jiskru radosti, ktere je ye vgednim 'tivote tak male, a take posilu a povzbuzeni k dalgimu snakni na tech nagich lech pro dobro obecne a udrZeni nagi pospolitosti.

A prase takove velke shromadeni zase planujem na 8. listopadu (November) v Taiton. Bude schilze gesteho okrsku bude to vYznarnna schitze, kdy na ge nadejna, mlade2 bude representovat gestY okrsek kteii budou miti tak zvany kontest princezen.

To je ponejpry co nage rnlade2 se siieastni okrskove schilze. Tyto okrskove schitze maji velikY yYznam pro 2ivot nasi stejne jako jine podniky, tieba jen vice mane zabavne, jen svadeji nas dohromady. To same mii2eme rici i o nagich okrskovYch schfizich kde se nas ani mnoho nesejde ,ale piece jenom z nich vyplyne v2dy neco dobreho a pro Jednotu u2iteeneho. At' se shroma2dime na schtizi nebo na nejakYm zabavnim podniku, setkani s ostatnimi bratry a sestrami sarnotne jaksi budi nage srdce, citime potrebu zdilnosti, a stati se blizsimi druh k druhu. Nagim srdcem, ktere Casem jako by usichalo lhostejnelo, pri takovS7m shromatdeni

Drazi piatele a krajani!

Prisel mi nahodou do ruky Va g easopis "Vestnik", ze dne 6. kvetna 1959. Psali jste v nem mimo Pile! Zda by nebylo vhodno zatadit pravidelnou Hlidku sbe ratelft po gt. znamek. Pie Vam to v dopi se bratr Joseph Beean Va g Glen z Fort Worth. Dale pi ge, 2e by se mohl zalo2it Club sberatela po gt. znamek. Proto jsem se odhodlal Vam napsat a poMdat Vas laskave, zdali by bylo mono mi napsati adresu nektereho sberatele post. znamek. Tieba pana J. Beeana o nerri g se domnivam, 2e jest tea sberatelem pat. znamek. Chtel bych si vymeriovat znam ky od Vas. Doufam, 2e mi vyjdete vstfic s touto malou prosbou a predem nmohokrate dekuji.

Zdravi Vas srdeene Va g krajan Mila KoneinskY rovammunnESEWateEW'" Horometice u Prahy ep. 305 Czechoslovakia Bratr Jos. Beean 1600. So Main, Fort Worth, Texas, a Ludva 0. Hoek box 85 West, Texas. ) • .%) • ( El Campo, Texas Nebudete litovat kdy pi! prvni Mile sestry, broth a ctena, reedakce na- Most! navitivite geho Vestniku: Co tento dopis pigi, prgi a je prvni ochlazujici severak tak 2e leto se chyli ke konci a opravdu jsme radi, 2e ty horka ktere nas tolik trapily pominou.

Prosim nezapomente! -Pontinula i doba prazdnin a zajiste Piimluyte se za Domov ye vaich iivgichni, kdo jich aili k cestoVani anebo rozmanitYm ravAtevam, nebo take v ne- dovtch schfizieh.

Diky Vim piedem. jake krajine u jezer nebo v les cch, pkinesli si donm hezke vzpominky s kterSimi

Pamatujte na Domov OdpoCinkti Domov Odpoeinku v Taylor, Texas,

Ve strodn, clue 14, tijna 1959 nee(' prolne, jako proud osveduiief vody a spoleene pak odivujeme lasku k to na.Si Jednote, i touhu ji neaim velikYrn prospeti.

Bez teehto nadich obdanskkch schtlzi, by tak nebylo, nebylo by toho osved'eni. nebylo by to vzpruhy, nebylo by lasky k Jednote, a nebylo by toho nadeho krasneho snateni.

S bi ,11-1 skym pozdravern.

Ig. Senkyrik, `Dist. Org .

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Od Krotaku Ceskych Zen, z Dallas Posledni schtizi jsme mely ud v nove budove Sokola tadu 130 na Greenville ave. Hodne se nas tam sedlo 31 sester, cot' jest potedujici neb dosud tam na ko mestske busy nejedou, ale sestry Mere maji auta, tak byly tak laskave a svez zly ty, ktere nemaji kary, za cod jsme jirn diky vazany.

Nejdtive jsme mel y schfizi a i potom lunch. ktery v ,,ern dobte chutnal.

Ve schuzi bylo zdeleno, jak nag bazar byl itspedn'y, kolik se tam udelalo to Irk Vain sestra tajernnice sdelila. a dale jsme jednaly mnotte jine veci, ktere path do Kroudku.

Take jsme se rozhodli, de sem tam budem konat schitze v domech u sester, ktere budou tak ochotne, nas do sveho domu ptijmout, myslime, ale to jen prozatnu, si Ws.e 7andirne v nove budove.

Listopadova schuze bade u sestry M. Pfevratilove, 8623 Daytonia, a bus tam jede White Rock, South nebo Central, slezte na Daytonia str. Tak pkijd'te ci.

Zdravi etenate M. Dedek, dopisovatelka.

• • Fort Worth, Texas Nadim etenattm:---Odbodka zdejdi SVPS potada, pravidelnou podzinmi schuzi spolku pojid t'ujiciho proti ohni a bouti v necleli tine.

18. tijna (Oct.) v Sokolovne.

Schtze zapodne o 2 hod. (AN a tak

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se lora,tki a sestry v hojnem poetu do- va pat bylo doporueeno, aby znamka stavte neb bude i volba arednikh na byla vydana pindti btezen, kdy bude vzpo pkidti rok a tak si vyvolte koho si budete menuto 110 vyroei narozeni T. G. Masaryka.

- Americke stihaci letadlo typu Sabre S pozdravem yam vdem Vade Frantika Skrasek. omylem sestkelilo nad mestem Jackson, ifs • t Mich. Jine stthaci letadlo tiditelnott rarogram eeskeho tine na statni vYstave ketou. Pilot se zachranil padakem. v Dallas, Texas — V Anglii prave vydla kniha, jejimt Oznameni nasleduiicrho zneni nas do- autorem je bYv. britskk mihisterskY pied Ala z Dallas od podepsanYch sester, kte- seda Anthony Eden. Vysvetluje v ni, re closlovne otiskujeme: prod poslal britske oddly do Egypta v Brat •e redaktore: roce 1956. K anglo-francouzske invasi "Budeme pokadati ykusnY program na Suezu dodo tesne pied vypukinutim ma6eskY. Den na Statni ArYstave Texaske d'arskeho povstani. Zpusobila Eaent y od nedeli, dne 25. rijna (October) 1959 v chod z vetejneho divota.

Dallas, Texas.

Bude se konat ye Women's Building od — Newyor sky kardinal Spellman prohla10 hodin dopoledne ng do 1:00 hodiny od- sil v New London, Conn., de za IL svetoye valky se nemeeti saboteki pokoudeli poledne.

Pakli mate ditky ktere by mohli se na ptistat na americkem pobtedi v gurnoprograme podileti, prosirn uvedomte nej- vkch oblecich a za tiny nyni prY sodele do 20. zafi, o tom nine podepsane. vetdti saboteti ptichazeji na, palube trys "hostime je, i kovYch letount a Oisla pfednesu musi bYti v eatine. jejich aktovky jsou pine propagandy, Bessie Petr, Chairman ktera je nebezpeenejdi ned ttaskaviny."

5406 Morngside On, pan Chruddev, sera neptijel deDallas, Texas brat ani nechce naptadenou rukou lovit Telephone TA 6-3557 komuni✓ nadich kapsach. On a oni Lydia Kartous,,Sec'y sti nic nepottebuji od nas.

Vdechno 6177 Llano maji, co mame my.. A loudou mit vdeho Dallas, Texas ✓ dohledne dobe vic, net my. Kdyd pry Telephone: TA 7-1073 jim chceme nee° prodat, mame jim tict, • &•( co mame na prodej, budou-li mit z:ijerti, — Republikanskk senator Roman ko. Kru g- podlou sem sve nakupei. On a oni ka z Omahy, Nebraska, predloN1 v tech- munisti chteji s nami it v mini. Jeto dnech v americkem senatu navrh o- jich system a na g system si pry ma zit snovy zakona, ukladajici americkemu podle sveho. 1,7Sak pry se ukaM, ktery ministerstvu poSt, aby vycial0 z tech dvou systemil je lepSi. Ten horgi znamku k ueteni pamdtky Tomade G. pry zajde, a on nepochybuje o torn, ge Ma,,arylca, prvmho presidents Cei-koslo- to bude nas system a on ho bade pohtbiyenske republiky. Senator Hrudka uvedl vat. To znamena, mysli-li to doslovne, svuj navrh v send.tnim plenu kratdim ze nagemu systemu mnoho let Z'ivota projevem, ye kterem zdinadnil, tc To- nepfedpovida. ITZdyt' on u g je take v lemas Masaryk nebyl jenom vynikajici 0- tech. .. Mir je ohroZovan Nemeckem. sobnosti moderniho Oeskoslovenska, jeho rozurnej Zapadnirn Nemeckern. Tam jsou Osvoboditelem a \redeem svetove trovkteti pry stale mluvi 'keel nacistt ne. Sykm neohrodenYm bojern za svobodu - PlzefiskY pivovar vypsal mezinarodni se stal symbolern tohoto boje jak u sveho fotosouteZ. "Jak se u nas podava a pije lidu, tak u vdech ujatmenYch narodu pravY Prazdroj. Prvni cena: etrnactidensveta. Byl nekompromisnim zastancem ni pobyt v 'SR. demokraeie, Senator Hrudka se pak rozVzacnY nalez kostry lovce s bronzohovotil o Masarykovkch vztazich k A- you clYkou a nadobami z doby asi 1,700 merice a o stale divem vlivu Masaryko- let pied Kristem (zvoncova kultura) byl vy filosofie v americkern kulturnirn a neinen v Rosnici u Hradce Kralove. duchovnim divot& Akci senatora R. Hrud Od 8. Nina bude v Kodicich otevtena, ky vrcholI snahy o uskuteeneni vydani universita, zatim lekatska a filosoficka Masarykovy pametni znamky v Americe, fakulta. ktere phyodne vydly od Americko-6esko- - Koncem ptidtiho roku ma bkt clan do slovenske Filatelisticke spoleenosti. Po- provozu novk televisni vysilad na Suchej kud jde o vydani Masarykovy znainky, hore v Kremnickych verchoch. Vyd'ada navrh senatora Hru‘Sky neuclava, piesnou si naklad okolo 15.5 mil. Ke. dobu, vyslovuje jen pani, aby znamka - 6eskoslovensko umist'uje pry roene byla vyclana v &Are riejkratg. Filatelis- ✓ priimysla a zernedelstvi 200,000 absoltickemu odboru americkeho ministerst- 'Yenta niMich a stkednielt

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Vitaysk* parnik "Vy gehrad" prebudovali na plovouci restauraci, ktera, pojme 400 osob. V zime bude kotvit v Praze a v late zajigdet na Slapskou prehradu.

— V Praze byla otevrena ptjeovna hudebnich nastrojil. Zatim ma 50 nastrojt. Poplatek za kytaru na den je 2.00 Ke. — Text na nov*ch es, padesatikorunach bude slovensk* a na stokorunach desk*.

Na 200 pfislugnikii algirske povstalecke je gkoleno na vojensk*ch v Oeskoslovensku.

— V Ostrave je citeln* nedostatek eerstveho masa protog e plan statniho ykkupu byl spinen jen 47.5 procent.

— Pod Strenem blizko 2iliny buduje se nova dalnice, ktera zrychli provoz do Vy sok*ch Tater.

Nektera, oddeleni archivni spravy ministerstva vnitra z Prahy jsou ptemist'oYana do Kogic. Ug tam bylo prelogeno 10 archivalt z Ustfedniho archivu z Prahy 6.

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• ' Ye stredu, dne 14. kijna 1959 7-1-9wu-

Z vlasti kratce

Pragane odpracovali loriskeho roku celkem 8,213,347 brigatnick*ch hodin, je to neplacene, prate, ktera piedstavuje miliardove hodnoty.

- Pracovni povinnost studentri je dnes podminkou prijeti na vy g'gi vzdelava.ci instituci. Reim jde dokonce tak daleko, ze v tomto gkolnim roce budou gad niggich g kol povinni pracovat manualne behem vyueovaci doby, a u nekterkch vyso kag kolakit bude "praxe" vyplriovat v nekter*ch obdobich dokonce vet ginu stu dijniho east" — Nejvetgi es. rybnik Rogemberk v nich C' echach je bez vody. Opravuje se v*pug t' rybnika a rybnik bude napugten vodou v kijnu t. r.

— V letog nim roce ma b*t v 6SR vyrobeno 50,000 osobnich automobilt. To je otyrikrat vice net pfed valkou.

-- 6s. silnieni sit' meld 71,000 km, to jest asi 55.7 km na 100 km etvereen*ch, z to ho je 11,000 km hlavnich silnic bezprag nou vozovku ma asi 25 procent silnic.

-=.••asa — Polsko koupilo 45 trolejbusa z plzeriske gkodovky.

Vaclav Nemec z 6eskSich. Budejovie dogil se sta let.

-- V Uherskem Erode na Morave pH stavbe vodojemu byly nalezeny mince z doby Karla IV. a Vaclava - Minulou nedeli odjela Oeska filharmonie na zahranieni turn& Bude vystupovat ye 24 mestech gesti zemi. Dirigenti jsou K. Aneerle a Lad. Slovak, solisti: houslista J. Suk a klavirista J. Panenka.

Posmrtni vzpoininka Kovozemedelci — to je prilmyslovi del Method Zhanel nici, vlastnici vice net 0.50 ha pri.dy, nemaji narok na rodinne ptida yky v pine na vgdy z na geho bratrskeho kruhu Byl elenem ildu 148 a narodil se v*gi. v Oeskoslovensku dne 2. kijna 1885 a zem — V Praze zernfel ve sv*ch 77 letech rei po kratgi chorobe dne 27. kvetna pa- arch. Max Urban; kdysi projektoval tebilge Navasota, Texas. rasy a filmove ateriery na Barandove.

Zanechal zde zarmoucene ditky, Char- — V es. pion*rsk*ch taborech dlelo letos les, Eugene, Elsie, Bessie, Mary, Rosie, a 550 deti ze 24 stall.

Estellu. — Po obkadech cirkve OMB byl k yeenemu odpoeinku ulo gen na Prai- — V Kogicich byl odhalen pomnik marie Lee htbitov pH Brenham. — Zesnu- d'arskemu komunistovi Zoltanu Schonbratr pki gel do Spojen*ch State v roce herzovi.

1913 a rolnieil ph Waco a i jinde a po— Dr. V. 8eveik a dr. V. Fend z Biologicslednich 10 let byl u syna na odpoeinkeho ristavu 6s. akademie ved budou ku. Budig jemu Oen* pokoj udelem. prednaget na universite v Recife v Bra* 4 •

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Bratr F. J. Moravek si pfeje opraviti poznamku v jeho poslednim givotopisu uvefejnenem ye Vestniku, ze — majetek ye Valley v cene $17,000 byli nuceni opustit, tfeba, 2e jest to te gko k uvefeni, se jsme tolik majetku "odbehli" pile, "ale byla to tarn skuteene zlodejna-, 1/4.ondi br. Moravek.

— President Novotny pfijal nejlep gi absolventy Cs. vojensk*ch akadernii a no,badal je k lasce ke komunisticke strane.

— Plijmete srdeene pozvani toledske mladege k teasti na na gich sedm*ch Moraysko-Slovaekkeh Hodach Uvitame Vas — budete s nami jasat zpivat a taneit chasa predvede krasn* program vet gich i mal*ch a vyloudi z vagich oci slzy radosti. To2 bud'te nam vitani v sobotu 24. rijna v Sokolovne Mo ravan. Toledo, Ohio.

•( • Oa detstvi do 40ti let Kriticka doba pro ka gdeho saha od detstvi do 40ti let a pozdeji. Je velmi dillegite pro ka gdou osobu v tomto veku, aby dostala tri proti-poliove injekce v ptislugn*ch intervalech. Informujte se u Vageho lekafe.

• stre • Zemke' star* str*eek a dedicove seNi se k otevreni zaveti. Ze v gech nejladnejsi byla teta Eulalie, stare panna. ZemtelS7 strkeek pamatoval na kakleho picibuzneho zcela ptenn*m odkazem, jen na stareho Jakuba, sveho sluhu, zapomnel.

Byl vgak pti zaveti mal* listek, zakonne yypinen*, na nern g jako poznamka bylo napsano, ze star* Jakub by mei dostati "mezi sedmi az osmi tisici korunami". — "Nu, proe pak ne", pravi teta Eulalie, nebogtikovu dlu gno chovati v tete; sedm korun by snad bylo piece trochu malo, ale dvacet korun bude vice net dost."♦ • Neprijemna, situate Firma Kalivoda a syn zemiel cestujici yore; Aef dal si zavolati raladMlio rueiho: "Pane Kofranku, prevezmete mist° pan g Vorla. Abyste se zapracoval, pojedete zitra rano v 10 hod. do Mean, kde mame etyri stare odberatele. Jste tam v pill jedenacte, posnidate trochu bouillonu a kousek masa a navgtivite pak zakazniky. Odpoledne, oznamite mne vge telegraficky". — Druheho dne 'deka gef marne na telegram. Koneene 0 sedme hodine weer dogla depege tohoto obsahu: "V celkch Radanech nelze gadneho bouillonu sehnati. Co delat?"

• • Sila zvyku Star* bursian onernocnel te gce a chvilemi blouznil. V jednom jasnem okamgiku pta se ogetrovatelky kolik stupriii ho reeky na nem lekar toho dne zjistil.

"Tlicetdevet a pill", hlasi o getrovatelka.

"Dobke. Ag stoupne na etyricet, prodejte," povida patient.

• •

Mantel :"Povidam ti, gena se o mne stare Aka, a det'atko; weer mi zuje bo-- V OesIdch Budejovicich byla opravena ty. . ."

Solnice, historicka pamatka z XVI. stole"Kdyg pfijdeg z hospody?" ti.

Mantel: "Ne, kdy2 tam chci jit."

Ve sttedu, fine 14, tijna 1959

"gla (od Vlasty Javoticke) (Pokradovani) "Vaak to bylo posledni, co jsme vod vas videli a vod vas slyaeli. Pak bylo vaecko pieruaenY a to jsme se naplakali, Ze ua do srnrti vo vas neuslyaime."

"Tenkrat mel tatinek tolik radosti", vypravoval Venoua "kdya ptialo povoleni, ae jednou lodi se sin' do Cech poslat, co kdo bude chtit a eeske noviny ptinesly vYzvti, aby kaadY tern ubohYm postiaenYm bratrinn udelal radost.

Naai se mohli zblaznit, to yam byl beh, aby se to yeas sehnalo a poslalo."

"Dedouakovi byl nejmilejai ten tabak," povidala Marianka a babieka ptikYvla.

"Coa vo to Venouaku, ti muki, to jsou sobci! DYZ jsern natikala nernarne kafe, cukru, petroleje mejdlo, mouku, na vaecko jenom kikal hm, hm — ale jak nebylo co koutit. To bylo natku a nadayeni na valku na cisake na vaecko.

Este jsem myslila, ae ho zavrou a musela jsem ho krotit," "Bone vadyt' jsem. zapomel. Mam ta dy dedouakovi tabak -- ten je z Francie a samou silou jen voni," povidal Vena. Sel k ranci, vyndal nekolik balieku a dedovi je odevzdal.

"I Pan Bfih zaplat'! Pan Btih zaplat'!" radoval se, to bude zakoutenieko. Tot', via, my tu nemame, sotva bukovY listi a jetelovej strus". A ua dYchal veni tabaku — nemohl odolat, jeden balieek otevtel a za chvili michal se svYm koutenim a cpal do dYrnky. Stare °di jen se mu tkpytily.

Mezi tim Vena yypravoval, jaka byla slava,, kdy jel Masaryk podepsat sarnostatnost do Filadelfie, jak jel se Atefa,nikem v otevtenem ante, jak amerteti aeai, Slovaci a Srbove plesall, jak se jim pYchou dmula hrud'.

"Dedeeku, osmnact kapel hralo, tisic praport vlalo a na sta tisic lidu se ifeastnilo to oslavy. To vam bylo sokoln sta li jako svice — sama eervend koaile — same, nacre eeska krev!"

PM tom yypravoyani tkvely na rrladem Venovi vaecky oci nadaene a radostne, ale nejnadaeneji modre oei tiche Julinky.

V t STN1K— WEST, TEXAS

la eiria eredna, ale ted' se to jaksi vyeasilo a bylo jasno.

Ciste horizonty vznaaely se tak ptevysoce, Ze se jim aadna klenba pohadkovych palacti nevyrovnala a vzduch se nad hnedou oranici a zelenYmi giteeky ktiat'alove skvel.

Venu povodili s dostatek po rodnYch polich a potacl mu vypraveli, nejvice Alois, ten s nejakou melancholickou mek kosti vzPominal, kde Veniry tatinek nejradeji oral, kde posledni rok rozsival.

"A tam me zaved'te, co tatinek to kameni dobYval", addal Vena.

"A vedli ho do "zavocti.', kde bylo pole jako dial). a Alois vypravoval.

"Byly tu takove aulave balvany, dva pary koni by je neutahly. Vod nepameti tu byly a tvilj tatinek se do nick dal.

Ze se mu vokolo apatne vora, k tu jsou na zavadu. Celej podzim na ne chodil as je dostal yen. Maminka se ho neco navobdivala jako bah:aka mem kid a dedouaek chvalil aZ me to mrzelo."

"Nag tatinek nem vypravuje vaecko" povidal Venoua "na kaadou podrobnost si vzpomene. A kdya k nem ptijde teta z Cimelie, tak je slyaet jen Ostrovice, Vraa, Zyikov, Nevezice, Erhanice — tam jsme tancovali a tam jsme byli na vYlete a tam a tam, inu vaecko to umim nazpamet."

Kclya prohledli to nejbliaal okoli, vypravili se, dedou gek i Alois k Tali Venovi za Nanynkou do Sn-iolotel, potom na Nevezice a tam vaude byli ptatele se strany rnaminky.

Venovy.

A jests zatou as il podivat se na Zvikov a na Orlik, vadyt' to jsou pamatna mista tohoto dratieho tatinkoveho kraje.

Vzpominal na, vaelijake drobnosti, — chtel videt Kraatice, kudy jebo tatinek take chodival a tam se pozastavil nad velikou sochou mramorovou, jia se pc) kraji pry tika, "Kraaticka plaeka".

Ovaern v tatinkove povidani bylo yaecko obetkano nevYslo ynYrn kouzlern poesie a krasy, ye skuteenosti to byly same yaedni a stkidave veci. eclav byl pies to velmi dojat a rozcitliven, vzalyt.' to bylo mladi jeho 1-atinka Na Zvikov Ali s nim bratranci a sestfenice. Vzali ho tam v jeden krasnY podzimni den, kdy vaecko zatilo bledYm zlatem smutneho slunce.

Pod Zyikovem se ptevaaell sttibropenPo tech par dni co tu Vena meakal, nou Vltavou, nedaleko mists, kde splY meli u Beneari svatek. Dobte, bylo sklizeno sice by se bylo vaechno zpo- va se a na yady snoubi s Otavou.

Po celou cestu Vena bavil ptibuzne zazdilo. jimayYrn vynravovanim a dalekern domo Vodili Venu po polich i po okoli. ye, o valce, o krajinach, ktere na g lids Poeasi bylo ji g pozdni ale jests vehni nikdy nepoznali. pane. S kraje podzima padal snih a byByl vzdelanim rozhledem v pi evaze a

Strang vaichni mu naslouchali s ohromhYm zaj mem a fieasti.

Nejvice Julinka. Ta pila jeho slava, ja-i ko v nedeli v kostele slova Boal, ale so,ma se jich neileastnila. Obralila-li se na ni ptimo zadervenala se a sklopila oCi. CelY tYden se tu mlacti lids zdraeli a ku podivu, ptitel Ventl y Gaston jig zaCal take nektera slova Ceske, pane avat lati.

Byl to veselY hoch a devy oeske se mu ohromne libily. Svetil se pkiteli, Ze by tu hned zustal anebo naterou z nick si a sebou odvezl.

Ale ptiala, chvile rozloueeni. Vae na svete ma svaj konec a elm je to peknejai tim rychleji to ubehne. Nea se elovek nadeje ua je to prye.

Tak i Vena se loan. Babieka ho nechala pted sebe kleknout a dala mu paaehnani. "Vim to ma hlavieko, Ze to vicekrat videti nebudu!" povidala s plaeern. "Pan Buh ti aehnej a dej ti vaecko nejlepai." — A kdy2 bylo po tom vYkonu, libala ho na eel° i do vlasil a povidala: "Pekni tatinkovi, ae Pana Boha prosim, aby mi poptal ho jeate jednou uvideti!"

Kdya se loucil s bratranci a. sesttenkami i s detini u Souati a v sousedstvi, bylo pino srdeenosti a slibu— ale nejvroucneji k nemu vzhlikla Julinka.

1VIela oei pine slz a srdeeko ji pfekypovalo.

A on ji ze vaech nejdele drael za ruku a kdya mu nechtela dat hubieku, polibil ji alespon ruku.

To jeate Julea a nikdo z jejich vrstevni ku nevideli a upadla v tak straane rozpaky, ae by byla snad zhynula.

Vena byl pryo a dlouho se o nem povidalo. Babieka na nej yzpominala se zakalenYrna alma a poked si opakovala, jak tam aijou a co Mali. Ach jak da byla, ae o svem synu slyaela.

Jednou zastala Julinku v slzach. Byla soma v sedniece a prohliaela si nejake pamatne maliekosti. Vetvieku, .kterou kousek metlice si na Z yikove utrhla, z cesty a fotografii ciziho yojaka.

Babieka syYm ynuekam rozumela -citila s nimi. Proto se doptexala Julinky, proe pldee. kdo pak ti ubl ?`Ma hla,vieko

m;

Ale, Julinka kroutila hlayou nic — nic.

A ptece se nemohla opanovat. teknete "Babiao, vy jste moudra bratranec a sesttenice se smeji mi vzit?"

"No taky sine% ale je k tomu tteba, biskupskYho povoleni. Proe se ptaa?"

"Jenom tak babieko."

Strana, 10 "Ale nejni to dobte dot'atko. Tamhle v Zahokanech Fliekovi byli spolu po otcich bratranci a maji jedno deck° hluchonenS' a jedno pohlouplY." Julinka osmutnela. Sta.la pked babiekau zrovna sklesla.

"Prod to tak je babieko?."

"Pkiroda to nechce. Pkibuzenstvo krve nesmi vstoupit do manSelstvi."

"A prod" je pkiroda takova kruta?"

"Nejni kruta — ma, svou mod vod Boha.

Week° je to jeho prace a jiste sama moudrost."

Julinka ut mleela, ale babieka ji porezumela. Vzala jeji tmavou hlavieltu a zulibala, ji.

"Neplae det'atko, neplae. VSelijaka bo lest na elo yeka pkijde. Mladost je jako jaro a i nom east° buraci boukka. Ale nermut' se. Po ease vSecka se pkeSen.e a zase sviti slunidko". A yypravovala Julince jak strYeek Vacla y miloval jeji maminku.

V2S TNi X --- WEST, TEXAS

Bude to 12. kvetna 1929.

Oddavky budou v chramu Pane Nejsv.

Trojice v Oimelieich v 10. hod. rano.

Prijedle vgichni, mac se teSime."

Panimama, Benesova byla, sama doma. Vsecko to ocie;,lo do pole.

Byl krasnY maim den, posledni v dubnu, ale april se vyznamenal. Jindy se chce jeSte vylovit, pada snih pill — nekdy se zrovna ccrti Seni ,ale Ones radost se podivat pies stfechy clonal a na modrojasnou oblohu.

Za kolnikem maji BeneSovi jivu a to se yyparadila heboueltYmi listeeky, radost pohledet. Jsou jako lidska radost, jen se zelenaji.

Benegovi sazeli v ten den brambory v "zavodi" je to hezky daleko a nutno vzit hned dva vozy s sebou, aby se nezdr2ovali. Cela rodina tarn odeSia. Neni uz odkladu nutno vlo2it to Bo21. polehnani — mild brambory do pisti.

Babiece zirstala domacnost.

Je zdatna, vSecko to doka'Se musi musi bYt tem detem jeSte uSitednou.

NeS odesli, povidala ji Hedva — "maminko, esli to na -vas nebude mod. Dybyste to nczastala, subtane tady Mitada." o by Ale maminka se stavi, kasa to nezastala.

Dala prasatkilm a svini. Arcit' putYnka byla telka, musela se s ni zastavit a oddechnout, ale pkece to ookazala. A k obedu zadelala na y clolky. To budou deti koukat — Hedva chte la, aby vakila jen brarnbory a mlionou polivku — ale babieka chce, aby videli, Se jeSte naco dokaSe Potcnn zalila kytky v oknech — to Milada jich ma pino -. nevasta ji bile kvete, ale myrta jaksi hyne bade nevestou, bude! To vklycky hyne myrta.

Nevestou uS i to nejmla,d'ai vnotree?

BoSe, Bole jak to utika.

Babieka se Soura do svetnieky.

Vtdyt' i ona je nevestou, — zlatou nevestou. Ji se zda, Se je to pkedloni co si declouSka vzala.

Je nutno podivat se na Saty zda-li je mute vzit?

Ile sttedu, dne .14. kijna 1959

nYch sedmdesat let, v Anglii, Holandsku,'" Norsku, Svedsku a na Novem Zelande.

VSisledkern delSiho Sivota je stoupani proporce starSich lidi v celkove populaci zapadni Evropy a Severni Ameriky. Znalci odhaduji, Se roku 1980 bude ttetina vSech voliett ve Svedsku a ye Velke Britanii ye veku piles 60 let.

Ve svetle takoveto statistiky je jenom pkirozene, Se se stale jevi vetSi zajent o to, jak nalezti pro sta,rSi lidi pkijemne prostkedi, rekreaci a vyhovujici jim einnost. Jsou lido, kteii zustavaji neobyeejne aktivni az do znaene pokrceileho veku. Ustalena praktika pill rozhodo liani o torn kdy ma clovek jiti do pense a kdy ma nuti narok na starobni po,nSteni, nezcla se vS'ak toho dhoti a has! ,je "do stareho Seleza" davno 'Aced tim, neSli dospeji osindesalky, ba i sedmciesatky.

Na podklade teto praktiky museli bychorn rici, Se staki zaeina v 65 letech ye SpojenYch statech, Anglii, Beigii Ita,kotisku, Ceskoslovensku, Dansku, Pinsku a vSicarsku. Ve 8vedsku zaeina o dva roky pozdeji, v sedmaSedesati, v Kanade, Irsku a Norsku v 70. Ve Francii a Novem Zelande je stanoven pensijni vek na Sedesat, v Argentine dokonce na miaclistVYch 56!

a kten eas utikal Kdy'S se stati 13eneSovi brali, mysleli, Se pokad budou mladi a Se jim ten Sivot a mladi potrva veeno.

A zatim Sla leta a Sla a Sin, nikdo je nezastavil uprchla rnladost, prisel stile drai vek a bylo to "Kolik, Se to jsme let uS pospolu?"

Mnohe same, snaSi se dnes usnadniti ptali se jedriou sebe nayzalern..

Sivot starSich lidi. Japonsko ziidilo pro Poditali rokovali. ne v posledrrim desitileti kadu zylaSte "Kolik Se je Venovi?" upravenYch dornu. Jeden z takovSrchto Kolik mu asi mute bit? projektit, v Atami, znamY s yYmi horsCtykicet pet? ky leeivYmi prameny, je minen pro 900 Lojza se smal. lidi.

"Co vas to napada? Me je Sesta:0,34icet a jsem o dva roky mladSi Venovi Dansko zaloSilo uprostked ruSneho Codo padesatky moo neschazi . penhagenu zylaStni "mesto starYch", v "To bysme byli spolu u2 tak dlouho?" norm svYm starSim obeanum zajiSt'uje "DedouSku, ja, myslela, Se jsme potad zvlastni sluSby, aniS by ie zkracovalo jeSte cletmi." na Mich einnosti. Oby,atete Stji v po"UkaS se, babieko, co to mac ve vlahodlna zakizenYch jedno nebo civou•osech? Coil je to snih? Myslel jsem, Se ti kojovYch bytech s lemon einZi. Do kaZtam napadaly tkeSnovS7 kvety." deb.° bytu dochazi kaldodenne oSetrova Deli se sbehly. telka. jara budou mit naSi starouSkove zlatou svatbu."

Israel shledal, Se kluby pro starki "Vopravdu? To je poSehnanej vek. To znamenaji rozdil mezi odpoeinkern trase naado kdy -Leh, aby yoba rodiee, tak venYrn prijemne nebo neuZiteene. Lida, dlouho schazeji se v klubech, traVi eas ruenimi (PokradovanD Hnedle toho byla pina yes a pine 04, 4, pracemi, za,hradnieenim a jinou einnosti koli a kdyS Sla Hedva do kostela, pavektera je zajima. StarSi lido netouSi ani dela to panu faraki.

Starnouet obeane tell sc pozornosti sveta tak po bezpeenosti v astrani, jako spice "Tot' jest vzacna pkilditost, to se Pokroku y e yea a medicine maim co per norrnalnina Sivote• mezi jinYrni spomusi oslavit. Uspokadejte jim vpravele dekovati, Se delka liclskeho Sivota se v'Su- luobeany. zlatou svatbu — chci je oddavat!" de na svete prodluSuje.

A potom se o torn mnoho rokoval a Chlapec, narozenY roku 1900 ye SpoVe SpojenYch statech byly zaloSeny v dusledku toho letel d Ameriky Bene- jenych statech, mohl poditati_jenom S eel& obce pro starAi populaci. Jedna, z soySTin dopis.

48 lety Sivota, kdeSto dnes ma dobrou techto obci, poblUe Punta Gorda na rieMill pkatele! eaku doSiti se 67 let. PrilmernY vek " 'ten ride, ma poskytnouti pkistkeSi pro 300,000 Kdyby Vam bylo moSno zileastnete se stoupl v tale dobe z 51 na 74 roky. Nej- lidi. Bude to na svete nekvetSi planovaslate svatby naSich drahYch rodien! vice Sen pteSiva biblicky jim pkisouze- nd obec.

Ve st'edu, dne 14,

a 1959

EDUARD MECEK:

elrEfsaft Uae me Ceskv MALI'

LAST OSMA, OrYitICATE CVICENt.

Kukaeka.

Staiieek easto a rad vy pravuje vnou'eatiim Je kukaece eili to ptaic tajupinST a ve g tici, jako uefarovanST duck. haje, °peva se v eetriSrch pisnich, zvligt6 narodnich. Pii16ta do Cie skSTh zemi z jara, kdyi provil zimu v teplSich krajich.

Flos podai se jej dotazuie na urodu, &vatka na vdavky, staril Tide na delku iivota, kdyi na kukaeku zakukaji, tak jako to ona 6ini. Ku kaela iim rada odpovidi. Se stromu do pole, z pole do haje, zvla g fe na buky poletuje a neusta-

V IA T X — WEST, TXXAS le provolava sve: kuku, kuku, kuku!

Mos NA StrSri'",ek by 'byl rad, kdyhy mu o ni neco napsali.

S pozdravem StrYeek Mieek z Austinu.

Adresa strYelcova, je:

Jeji domici iivot je me zi v g emi ptaky nejdivnejii. Lid se domniva, ve kukaeka nerna sarnce, ale piece snese jedno vejce a vloii je do hnizda nektereho maleho ptika, kdyi jeho vere v hnizde vypije.

Vvsedi-li malt' ptiefek, 061-lice nebo konopisek, kukaef ei vejce a vykrmi-li je, to mlid6 potorn mal6ho ptika, jeni se o ne tieelive staral severed Ta.k smfi glit lid o kukaEce. Kukaaa spoleha na jin6, ptaly a nema ani vlastniho hnizda. Mnoho vajiZek vypije a ma1Srch ptieku severe.

Weed s tatinkem nebo maminkou a potont sprivne opi g do selitui Pokus se iesky vypravovati, co jsi eetll Stafieek nebo stakenka Ti povi o kukaece vice.

Dr. Ed, Mieek, University Station, Austin 12, Texas.

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LENDAR Rad eislo 92. poradd ye sve sini velkou taneeni zabavu pri hudbe chvalne zname "Fezz Fritsche Goodstown Band" dne 29. rijna (Oct.) kterY den pripadd na etvrtek. Pfijd'te vSici se pekne pobavit do Bohemian Club na Roberts Cuff off Road.

• • Pravidelnd schtize tadu Granger 20. byla odlolena na necleli dne 18. iijna a to proto, aby se nnAi elenove mobil stiteastniti okrskove schtze a korunovani princezny v sini HAI( 47 na Seaton dne 11. zari. Vime, Ze se tam vAici dobre pobavite a vyzivame Vas k hojne tit easti.

S bratrskYm pozdravem R. F. Holubec, tajemnik fadovY. r 9T. * Sti• hat za /tuition, cenu PotulnY zahradnik: "Mohu yarn snarl piHsti•ihnouti trAvu v zahrade, milostiva pani?"

"Ne, "Neboo sriad pilstrihnouti zeleny plot?"

"Dekuji."

"Tedy yam pristfihnu mikado."

"Maminko, pros pak nic nemluviA, kdyZ peeeZ koldee?"— "Co bych mela povidat. VenouZku?"— "No, treba bys mohla NechceS" tvarohovS7 kelac, VenonAku?" • • Pan Dobrdeek: "Karlieku, jak se libi sestriece snubni prsten, kterY jsem ji dal?"

Jeji mladsi bratr: "Dobl'e, ale je ji malt' a trva ji to vMlycky dlouho, neZ si ho sunda, kdy2 k ntun prijclou jini * Podoba "Ty pry jsi, holeieko, dostala bratrieka?" Nu, a jak pak je? Je ti podobnY?" "Mlle ne, ale tatinkovi a babiece."

"A proe tern?"

"Je bez vlasu jako tatinek a nemd ruby, zrovna jako babieka."

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Wednesday, October 14, 1959 Reports from our Lodges, or any other Reading Matter to be published should reach the Editor, Saturday before the date of issue. Address all matters to the Editor: P. 0. Box 85, West, Texas.

OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SLAVONIC BENEVOLENT ORDER OF THE STATE OF TEXAS —HERALD--

FOUNDED 1897

Postmaster: Please Send Form 3579 With Undeliverable Copies to SUPREME LODGE SPJST, 1'. 0. BOX 400, TEMPLE, TEX.

FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK Texas Fraternal ConIs Our Face Red? Last Sunday, October 4, the. Editor gress Convention and wife made a valiant effort to attend the District I Meeting which was to be held at the Snook Hall. As stated b:fore, it had poured rain all the way to Caldwell, Texas, and when inquiring on the telephone about the meeting, our good Brother Syptak, assured that folks would not go out in such weather and brave some black roads to reach the Snook Hall.

However, since that time it has been learned, that while the gathering was small, a District I Meeting had been held at the Snook Hall, much to our embarrassment, and our apologies to District I, for our having not been there, for our intentions were the nobelest but a l as, our judgement was poor.

We have met the Snook brotherhood, having been there once before, they are , some of the finest in our fraternal family, and we had been looking forward to spending a wonderful day among them, our apoligies to them, too.

To the young folks in District One I know the Coronation of the Queen was a big event in your lives and the Vestruk would like to tell the brotherhood about it, with a. picture of the District Queen and her King. )• •

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N -bee T All Members Replying to many requests as to why their Vestr.,11: has been stopped, after you paid up your 20 year policy. — This is to inform you, that you are entitled to our paper, but you must inform our Supreme Lodge at Temple to keep you on the mailing list. — Thanks for your friendly comments.

The Editor ) • ifs • ( A worker on a crowded streetcar in tells his companion: This packed rain, is exactly like our communist, regime, -- Both are goverened by an organized leader and he alone knows what he is doing. The others either hold on With a raised fist, or are sitting or hang, bag.

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

Attention District III All of you have read in the past issue of the Vestnik that District III has sold its quota of Insurance for 1959. This is quite an achievement of which I am very proud. It took four things to attain this goal namely, 1. Determinaaon; 2. Cooperation; 3. Team Work; and 4. Plain Hard Work.

The Texas Fraternal Congress Convention, which consists of all Fraternal Societies in Texas, will be held October 22, 23 r and 24th in the Rice Hotel in Houston. Any fraternalist wishing to attend and see the various programs is cordially invited.

Our Sister Hilsher of Houston SPJST Lodge 88 was appointed Convention Chairman by the Texas Fraternal Congress President Mrs. Ruth Liles, and is assisted by Mrs. Katherine Wilcox of the Degree of Honor. After her wonderful successs in the Galveston Fraternal Convention, we are all looking forward to an even better one here in Houston.

Brother Joe B. Hejny, our Vice President, is the Secretary of the Youth Section this year, and our Brother L. 0.

Hosek, Editor of the Vestnik,is Vice President of the Publicity Section.

Local Fraternal lodges of all societies wil furnish the entertainment. For the acinit entertainment on Thursday there will be a Bluebonnet Waltz Drill from Lodge 88, with Sister Estelle Kelly at the piano and Sister Helen Hegwood as vocalist; and for the Youth entertainment on Friday night, Robert Lee Husher will sing; representing Lodge 88.

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I, as District Organizer of District III, would like to take this means to express my sincere thanks and apprecia tion to the organizers, officers, youth leaders, princesses and their escorts in SEBESTA FAMILY REUNION their contests, the youth and the ENTIRE ra4embership of District III for A basket picnic and a re-union of the their most wonderful co-operation, team descendants of Paul Sebesta and Rozina work, and for all their efforts they have Sebesta, nec Pagac, who came to Texas set forth to make this possible. in the winter of 1855-56, will be held at Lodge Slovan No. 9, SPJST Hall at It is this type of co-operation that Snook, Texas, on October 18, 1959, bemakes my work and the work of our ginning at 11 a.m.

Vice-President, Brother Joe. B. Hejny a You are invited to atend this re-union more pleasant one to do. and fairdly gathering. ) • 44 • So THANKS AGAIN AND LETS KEEP UP THIS EXCELLENT PACE. Remember the District 6 Meeting at Talton, Texas, November 8. Contest of Fraternally, Lodge Princesses and Queen's Ball at A. M. Vrla night.

District III Organizer

Family Reunions

Wednesday, October 14, 1959

Lodge 66 Hosts District Ill At Fall Meeting (CONTINUATION OF DISTRICT III MEETING) Brother Shefcik speaking: Another young man that you have to give a lot of credit, is a young man who has started in your District, as a President of the District and came 'down to Angleton, Texas and there started our first District Contest by taking up the challenge that Brother Skrabanek threw at him. Your own brother Sid Pokladnik. He was there at that time with Brother and Sister Hosek, when Brothe Skrabanek stood up and I think, out of the clear blue sky just challenged him to a contest. And I will tell you of another man that deserves lots of credit for this Youth Move ment, and I think that he would be probably the first in the State of Texas that did something concrete for the Youth, is a young man who offered/ us in our District his ranch, to hold a Youth day there. A young man and his wife who are doing a wonderful job in our district for the Youth and doing it from the bottom of their hearts.

Brother and Sister J. M. Skrabanek.

Now, I repeat the words that Brother Koliha just said. it was also just said

by Brother Hejny that week in Corpus.

This kind of movement is going to need a little financial help. I am sure that the headquarters of the Supreme Lodge cannot say that contests like those carried on in District V, District m other Districts, have hurt the Supreme Lodge financially. So, if this comes up, within the Supreme Lodge, please keep in mind that for one time, that the next Convention should 'have also a Miss SPJST for the State of Texas.

Brother Frank Spanhel of District II was asked to stand to be recognized.

Brother Spanhel, would you want to come up and say a few words, as I understand that there is a. crowning of a Queen in District II, also, let's give him a hand, instructed Brother Pokladnik.

Brother President, Sisters and , Brothers, I want to take this opportunity to invite you to District II coronation of the Queen, which will be held at our lodge o. 47 at Seaton on Oct. 11th. We would like to see all of you there. Thank you very much," said Brother Spaniel.

Brother Pokladnik urges that we all visit Seaton's Queen Coronation in as big a number as possible, to make it a success and give thorn a fraternal boost.

Since there was no "unfinished" business, Brother Pokladnik called on the

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"Special Committee" to give their report on their findings for a "Youth Camp" within the District.

Brother Otto Hanus, Chairman of the CoMmittee reported: "Our Committee was to investigate condition to build a Youth Cainp Par recreational center for our District III. I have written to Col. Wella in charge of grants for, public land grant on Lake Whitney, Lake Waco, or some such place. It looks like," said Brother Harms, "after reading some return letters, if we are going to have a camp site or recreational area, we are just going to have to plunk down the cold cash and buy it. We are open to suggestions from anybody as to what we should do, to obtain a spot at one of these places. Frankly I'm not in a position to tell you What your chances are, In the second letter it says: in essence: that the study of a Waco praject and when it would becOrie available, that it would take three to four years of construction and five years after that. Just like I said, anything that we are able to get, we will have to buy." concluded Brother Harms. That's about all I have to tell you in connection with this report.

Brother Alvin Nesuda, another member of the Special Youth Campsite Corns mittee, makes this report: "In looking at the map of District III. McLennan County is way over on one side but Ellis Co. is in the middle, Kaufman, Dallas, Tarrant Counties, including Fort Worth, not counting Gainesville and those Lodges, I decided that Ellis County would be more centrally located, as far as the Lodges in the District were concerned.

Si I went to inquiring in our locale, and found on Lake Waxahachie, which would be about as close to Fort Worth as it would be to Waco and West, or Kaufman and Dallas, it would really be the central location, so I looked and found a tract of land of 13 acres, right on the shores of Lake Waxahachie. The property is for sale at $1,000 per acre, the present owners do not want to split it; they want to sell it in one lump so you heard our report, our finances are far short of $13,000; so are we going to buy it? I feel like with our finances the way they are how, we are a little premature. I do not know just how we could buy the tract. If somebody can come up with a solution to that, I know where we can buy 13 acres. It is right on the lake but all we lack is the money."

Brother Pakladnik asked the membership to put a motion on the floor, that the Corinnittee continue looking until the next meeting and come back with another report. This was done.

Strana 13 Brother Arnold Vrla: I have been doing a lot of thinking when we just found Out that District III "went over the top" Is that most brother organizers wish to have a barbecue dinner. Now my motion or proposition to the members of District III is this As you all know District V and District III have had several contests, we have hosted them, and even they have host us with a wonderful feed and a day of entertainment which we appreciated from the bottom of our hearts. I would like at this time to ask for your opinion inasmuch as the organizers are for this banquet. Would District III like to host District Five on this occasion?"

A motion was made to host District V seconded by Brother Joe Holasek, the date set for Feb. 28, 1960. The next question was — where?

Brother Vrla explained that a function of this nature should be with the least possible work to the brothers and sisters in the kitchen. Would you Hi re, to have it in Dallas, or here in Waco. Would you like to have a catering service provide the refreshments?

Brother J. Holasek moved that all of this be worked out by the officers in the best way possible and announce the outcOme through the Vestnik. — Accepted.

The District has an article 68 in the By-Laws page 135 - 6. We should discuss this and I think that every member of this district should have a voice and should read their By-Laws. That's not only one thing but there are other things, but particularly at the present time that our Meeting here would be in favor that we look this article over very carefully as there are a few changes that would be very beneficial for the Districts and also for our Order. I believe that it would be pretty hard to discuss it on the floor here but it could be worked out in some way where presumably maybe by a Committee and come back to our next District Meeting and present to the District and to the By-Laws Committee some pointers that could be changed in our District Articles in our By-Laws if there are any suggestions I would like to hear them at this time.

Brother. Arnold Vrla: The only thing I could suggest would be to get a Committee appointed and work up any reconmnendations to those By-Laws by submitting them to the By-Law Committee before the Convention at our Meeting next March.

Brother Pokladnik: We have the appointing of the Director, we have the appointing of the alternate, we have the appointing of the By-Law Committee

Strang 14 and n l it litate and there is some words stipulated in these By-Laws that does not quite clarify all these actions; who all has the pull power of voting in the Director and on the By-Laws Committee and so I in my position right now have no business talking about it, but if someone on the floor would like to say a few words 1 would like to hear them.

After this Brother Steiner said that: "It would be just like in a primary — those we hold in Texas, we have the saying that if a man wins the Democratic Primary, he is elected to office, this would be just like it. Now we have two revisions, and one fights the other.

One provision is, that at our District Meeting (without specifying who can vote), can nominate one Director. The other provision knocks this in the head by saying, that the delegates at the meeting may select or nominate, candidates. Why have two provisions like that fighting one another. And I am absoultely for it, to leave that District business out, and or if you have a name, permit to vote only those who live been elected fdelegiates to the Convention. Then if you permit that, you cannot vote on this proposition, because if the delegates select one, then he is just as well as elected, because they surely are not going to go back on him at the Convention. That is just exactly what you have here in a provision that was concocted in haste, and it has two statements over there that they fight one another. There ought to oe stated either that the delegates at the Convention select him or it ,should be that the District nominate him at the last District Meeting, just put in there the only the delegates attending the meeting (tan vote, which I think again is impractical as there are not all of them at the District meetings at anytime. I haven't seen all the delegates at any of our meetings. (Some of the remarks were not distinct on mar tape recording).

Brother Trojacek: You heard Brother Steiner is there anyone else that would like to talk.

Brother August Kacir: I think Brother Pokladnik or Steiner was a delegate for the 5 and 6th Conventon but he may not be a delegate to the 1960 Conventl on. The 1956 delegates cannot control the 1960 Convention. Neither our delegates present here at this meeting or at any other meeting. The By-Law is incomplete in that it does not specify whether the meeting here as a meeting has the right to recommend one member or another. This is to be done by the delegates. But to hold a meeting after these delegates are elected, they still are not on the panel until the Convention,

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because delegates are elected to office from Convention to Convention. The main purpose of that article was, I think, only that members in one of these meetings would express their preference, they cannot tie the bands of the Convention in these District meetings.

After some rather lengthy discussion of the By-Law artisle on the District functions "pro and conn" our Brother George Kacir stated: Four years is quite a while for us country boys who studied those B.L. I still think that some of the presented suggestions are wonderful. I do think that all of us should make a complete study of possible amendments to improve not only those sections but the entire B.L. It would be my opinion and I would like to present a motion to that effect, that the District III Chairman appoint — and I don't think it will conflict with the main By-Laws a five member By-Law Committee from District III to make a complete study and then call on the attorney of the SPJST for answers to those questions so that they could be completely studied and answered, more or less final, as far as the recommendations will go at the next meeting when we do make some kind of recommendation for Director, alternate, By-Law member and alternate.

It appears to me that if we have a five member committee, as Chairman of this district to serve as a member of that committee, automatically, then possibly call in our District III By-Law Committee member, Brother Holubec from Rowena, and that the Committee be instructed to report back to our spring meeting of Dist. III and that we dovote considerable time at that time to the study qf these parts of our ByLaws, that we have something concrete to act on before we start voting at our spring meeting. I make a motion in qrder to test out here and then the five member B.L. Committe give us something concrete in recommendation.

Thanks.

Brother Trojacek acknowledged Bro. Hejny: Some four years ago, if I remember right, every lodge in District III was supposed to elect or appoint a representative to represent that certain lodge in the District Meetings. And he was empowered, or was supposed to have been empowered, to go back as a, delegate, even though he wasn't a delegate to the convention, he was a representative to the Disi,riet Meeting. I know that our little lodge in Ennis, always has this representative. When we had any uiscussion in the open lodge meeting, they always empowered him to act in be half as representative of the lodge and I just wonder if we in District' III had

Wednesday, October 14, 1959 gotten away from that. I don't know, but we always had that from our lodge.

I just bring that up for discussion, I think, it is a wonderful idea, to do this.

Each lodge would have one or more representatives and they would represent their l oclae in the district meeting and of course, his vote would carry the count of the membership of his lodge like a delegate does. This is just for a suggestion — whatever you think about it. (The By-Laws are for the District to state their preference). Like Brother G. Kacir recommended, to study the B L. and make their recommendations after the new delegates are elected. I'm hardly in favor of something where, like today you have ten lodges missing, how can you even select a choice depend on the choice now an officer for any election year.

Sister Nesuda: Meeting in the Convention year, we will already have to have this decided as to how it is going to be handled. Any time a body cannot decide what the By-Laws mean, there is one way to settle it, the democratic way, the rnost democratic way would be if each lodge would have a representative here so that in case when ten lodges are represented here already we cannot exactly say now these people will be the ones who give us a nominee for our district Director. We can only say, that each lodge send us a man at our next meeting who will represent them and that man shall help make the selection for the nominee, and that is the only democratic way to handle this particular By-Law which is not adequate. Now that brings up the subject that we have one good bylaw that will have to be put in by our next Convention, that is, that each lodge will be required to have a representative from one Convention to the next Convention who shall attend all our District Meetings, and that this representative shall have an alternate, to where each lodge would have a representative at each district meeting. Because our District Meetings are important as this particular thing indicates.

Brother Kacir explains his motion that the five member By-Law Committee would include the Chairman of the present By-Law, therefore only four new members need be elected.

You heard the motion by Brother Kacir, seconded by Bro. Fr. Steiner. Is there any other motion to that particular subject? if no, then all in favor of the Chairman appointing four additional members to be a body of five on the By-Law Committee and work ont in detail and bring to the next District meeting the results of their work and present it. — The motion was accepted.

, Wednesday, October 14, 100 Now, Sister Nesuda, would you want to make your point as a motion. Would you please come up and repeat it exactly as you want it.

Inour first meeting of the new year that will have full power to appoint out and nominate our Director.

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this we are going to have all lodges working toward that end, before the convention is here, if possible to have something done, do you think it can be done? If so, I move that our Youth Director go ahead with her plans • toward that end. Perhaps the other Districts will follow, if they do, we will have a A point brought out by Sister Nesuda very successful year to be .the glory of that in democratic voting the president the Convention. of the meeting does not have the preroBro. Pokladnik asked Sister Nesuda if gative to appoint committee members; that this appointment should come her addendum to Sister Ceska's presenfrom the members of the floor: was by tation was put into a motion. If not, vote of the majority overruled, 5 votes then all in favor of Youth DirectorS of against it. Brother Pokladnik, the first District III going ahead in preparation Vice President Trojacek and second Vice for our Youth Activities Day for the President Mazanec, appointed the fol- corning year, raise your right hand. lowing members to serve on the Nomi- Down, against -- accepted, Arnold Vrla, makes a motion on floor nating Committee and By-Laws Committee. Bros. Otto Hauns, Alvin Nestida, that Y.D. of Dist. III have the authority Emil Petr, John Hrabina( who was ab- to spend up to $200 on this coming prosent due to illness and Stanley Vrla on gram; seconded by Bro. Hanus. Accepted the Nominating Committee. when brought to a vote.

Brother ! Pokladnik then points out While I am up here I would like to ask these four to accept on the By-Law that Bro. Rejcek of Dallas fulfilled his Committee Brother Fr. B. Steiner, Bro. promise to provide the District III StanEmil Peter, Sister Wilma Nesuda, and dard with an appropriate collapsable Bro. George Trojacek, will you accept? stand, and instructs Sister Renfro, SecSisters and brothers, they have all ac- retary, to send the Rejcek brothers a cepted, all those in favor that they be Card of Thanks.

Brother Steiner, requetst Financial on the By- Laws Committee raise your Secretary to report on those lodges who right band — again, accepted.

Sister Ceska: We would like to know have so far not turned in their dues whether Queens Contest at the Con- for the year 1959, and "I would like to vention should be held for the first call it to all of your attention when you time. What is your pleasure? Also 'dis- gc to your local meetings, check with your officers if your dues have been subcuss Youth Activity Day for 1960.

EXPLICIT: Sister Ceska pointed out mitted. Another thing, I would like to that in spite of the last Youth Activity. call to your attention some lodges feel Day being planned well in advance and they are not obligated to make these wonderful publicity given through the payments. We don't hold it against these Vestnik, application blanks for the lodges, but will have to raise some mon-, Handicraft entries printed in the Vest- ey some way and we- will need the conik, that participants flocked in at the operation of these lodges; whether your last moment and flooded the workers lodge does not feel •that they don't do with registration, which took too much this and are not wanted -- they are all ! time, and took away the pleasure of too wanted!"

Bro. Pokladnik: Even if they don't many workers in handling this job. She requested more cooperation betwee the pay, we like them, just the same, we contestants and their Youth leaders in certainly want everyone to be welcome sending in their applications through at these meetings. the mail well in advance so that this Sister Bessie Petr. There was someregistration would not take up so much thing overlookel and that was that our time on the given day.

President Brother Pokladnik, personallly Sister Ceska: If at this time I seem a assumed the expense of the Hotel Reslittle premature, if you stop to think for ervations of the Youth Activity Day royone minute there will be one meeting alty, where they could change their held in March, usually the Youth Day dress. Many have written in thanking us is held in June, would ask anyone to for this courtesy and thoughtfulneSs." Brother Arnold Vrla addresses the go ahead with plans, preparations, that doesn't leave a whole lot of time to work Chair. I would like to ask one question it up from March to June. That is why. of the members of the Third District.

I thought the idea be brought up at this In the last Convention, which was held time where everybody could express in Temple, I was selected from District their feelings.

III to be their By-Law Committeeman Sister Nesuda: We are going to try to form this District and so the appointhave a Queen for our Convention. For ments you have made I was Wonder-

Btrana 14 Jag if I would have premission of the' Committee to sit in and listen to what" progress they have made, in as much a, ` I was elected by the Convention to: serve in this capacity, Brother Poklad nik states that he can do this.

Brother Skrabanek: I want to thank.' each and everyone of you here and pares' ticularly to the organizers for inviting' the losing side of District V Organizers?, here Feb. 28, 1960. I don't know whether' we deserve this, we should have madd' a better showing than we did and I eel.= tardy thank you form the bottom of n-iYm h6art. •

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Youth Day Of District, Two At Seaton, Texas,

CAROLYN ANN CUBA AND DOUGLAS' MIKUSII WIN CROWNS OF DIST.. II L:.

Amid the applause of the District! membership, with' full pomp and dignity, befitting royalty, Carol Ann Cuba and, Douglas Mikush of Lodge Praha 29 of.; Taylor, Texas, were crowned King and, Queen of District II, at the DistrictII, at the District Meeting, Youth Act, tivity Day with the evening coronation.. climaxing the day, Sunday, Oct. 11- at Seaton Star Hall, SPJST Lodge 47, in: .Seaton, Texas..

The beautifnl day brought out a large' crowd of members and friends to spend' the day in this wonderful fellowship.

The brotherhood is delighted with the outcome of the Contest in this District' reiterating again, that youth given hair a chance can really do their share hi: the lodge.

All of the Princesses, their escortsv patents and friends worked and pulledi Very hard in this contest and it was a, wonderful lesson to them in fraternal; cooperation, good sportsmanship, since they couldn't all be -Queens and Kings;1 and their efforts have opened the eyes •as well as the hearts of the membership in the District; and cries could be, heard from many sides (when the Coro nation had come to an end and the dancing had begun) "let's have this again next year and let's have lots and lots of , princesses, it has been wonder;!" ful."

Yes, Enthusiasm ran high! The young' people were beautiful to behold and we' all went home ,happy at having been there to see the Coronation event.

Look for next, week's issue of the?

Vestnik for a more detailed report of, the events of this day at Star Hall in) Seaton, Texas.

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STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND DISMIRSE RENTS FOR SEPTEMBER, 1959

RECEIPTS - PRITEM

ZPRAVA Piti[JMU A VI/DAM ZA MESIC ZARI, 1959 Expense Mortuary Vytlini Umrtni

Matured Bonds - Splatne bondy mortgage Loans - Majetkove pujeky Certificate Loans - Certifikato ye ptijeky Premiums - tJmrtni poplatky od fatal Enterest from certificate loans - Urok z eertifikato lde Int. on Mortgage Loans - Urok z majetkovkch pajeek let. on Bonds - Urok z bondti Oil Lease - Olejove lease R. M. 0. Z mineralniho majetku S. P. J. S. T. Building Rent - Najem z budovy Appraisal fee - Na odhady Stationery & Supplies - Psaci potteby a tiskova prace

2,000.00 129,990.53 4,792.17 39,469.40 2,273.771 jeek 26,591.59 360.00 100.00 738.83 2,636.23

CelkovY pfijem Total Receipts Cash Balance 9-1-59, - Hotovost 9-1-59 DISBURSEMENTS - VYDANI: Mortgage loans - Majetkove pttjeky Certificate loans - Certifikatove piljeky Matured Endowments - Vyplacene nadaeni pojigtoni Death Claims - Vyp/acene amrtni podpory Returned premiums and bonus - Vracene iimrtni pop. a bonuS R. E. 0, Insurance R. E. 0. Repairs - R. E. 0. Opravy R. E. 0. Travel - R. E. 0. Cestovne SPJST Build. Maintenance - t12ern. a yydr2ovani budovy Actuary - Fees - Za aktuarskou praci Advertising - Oznamky Appraisal Expense - Za odhady Attorney Fee - Pravnikovi za vyt zovani p jeek Car expense - vYlohy na auto Commissions - Komisne Contributions - Dary District Meeting - Distriktni schfize Emblems - Odznaky Freight & Express kiedical examinations -- Lekatske prohlidkv, Non-Medical Exams - Bez-lekalske prohlidl:y VAstnik Office maintenance - Na yydrtovani ittadovny Office Rent - Najemne z litadoyny 01 p,anizational Expense - Organisaieni vYlohy Postage - Pokovne sdlary Directors - Shane teditelti Salary Editor - Sliane redaktora Salary of employees -- Slu gne vy'pomoci Salary Officers - Shane ntedniket Rtationer y and supplies - Tiskova prace a psaci pot eby Tax: FICA Telephone and Telegraph - Telefon a telegraf Travel: Officers - CeStovne fitednikti Travel Editor -- Cestovne redaktora Youth Activities - (..iinnost mle.de2e Total disbursements - cento ye vyoaril Cash Balance 10-1-59, 2-- Hotovost 10-1-59

Juvenile Betake , , 787.49

9,701.0-

13? 3o 200.55

Tot ,Soule 2,000.( 130,778.( 4,792.i 49,302.*; 2,273.'; 26,792.1 360.( 100.( 738.E 2,636., inctx

970.00 17.40

17.4

208,952.52 177,218.81

10,688.41 27,589.75

1,120.34 3,142.78

220,761.2 147,951.Z

326,171.33

38,278.16

4,263,12

368,712.6

188.843.19 6,811.00 4,000.00 24,591.25 727.90 6.33 5.00 26.85 1,252.24

72.06

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300.00 32.93 1,458.37 1,764.56 104.66 4,817.46 300.00 138.34 72.00 1.67 180.00 596.00 2,533.90 33.75 400.00 11.55 556,25 262.50 600.00 2,137.43 3,350.00 142.45 70.80 4.96 322.26 28,89 31.35

188,843.1 6,811.0 4,000.C, 24,591.21 799.9 621 5.0 26.f 1,252.2 300.0 32.9 1,45821 1,764.E' 104.61 4,817.41 300.0, 1382 72.01 i.e 180.01 596.0 2,533.9 - 33.7 400.

11.

556.

262.

600.

2,137.

3,350.

142.

70.

4.9 322.2 28.6 311.3

226,263.76 99,907.57

20,252.14 18 026.02

72.06 4,191.06

246,587.9 122,124.6

326,171.33

33,278.16

4,263.12

308,712.6

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ASSETS - MAJETEK ADNOTY - Flotovost B. Bonds - U. S. Bondy ends: Municipal - Okresni bondy 4rtgage loans - Majetkove pujcky rtifIcate loans Certifikatove pujeky Akcie ock P. J. S. T. Building - S. P. J. S. T. budova Al Estate Owned -- Majetek illaters.1 Loan - Collateral pOjeka M 0 -- 1111neralni a Olejov, majetek Podily !lay rrniture and fixtures - Nabytek a zafizeni v utadovnt Automobil

99,907.57 895,156.00 193.656.20 7866,417.09 607,31050 100,000.00 180,000.00 25,240.48 85.37 60.00 10.00

9,967,843.21

18,026.02

4,191.06 6,822.40 89,479.15

35,836.29 3,500.00 -- -57,362.31

100,492.61

122,124.65 895,156.00 200,478.60 7,955,896.24 607,310.50 100,000.00 180,000.00 25,240.48 85.37 60.00 10.00 35,836.29 3,500.00 10,125,698.13

Fraternally yours - S bratrskyrn pozdravem R. A. Urbanovsky, Financial Secretary - Want.

51 Piijem od fidii v mesiei zaii 1959 Income From Lodges In September 1959 54 55 Amount Lodge Date 127.15 56 18 1 21.10 57 2 29 4.27 53 29 3 770.18 60 18 4 155.88 61 5 29 486.43 63 6 18 357.56 64 18 7 11.19 65 8 25 489.99 66 25 9 66.39 67 10 29 17.44 68 11 18 8.59 69 12 29 13 317.87 71 25 63.58 72 14 25 16 29 161.99 73 17 1,739.46 74 25 109.98 76 25 18 49.44 78 19 25 1,016.11 79 20 25 53.25 1 80 21 10 461.14 81 23 25 860.65 I 82 24 25 646.60 83 25 25 1,244.86 84 28 25 1,814.24 85 29 29 372.87 86 30 10 8.50 87 32 10 18 535.81 88 33 85,38 89 18 35 243.25 91 10 36 37 25 6.67 92 526.92 93 29 38 39 287.10 94 29 10 2,009.40 95 40 58.89 96 41 25 78.67 97 44 25 64.38 98 25 45 47 771.14 105 25 392.25 108 48 29 25 682.60 110 49 1.520.68 111 MI

25 18 25 29 25 29 25 10 25 18 25 18 18 25 29 29 18 25 29 10 25 25 10 18 29 25 25 25 18 25 10 25 29 10 25 10 25 25 25 25 25 29 18 10

106.49 1,064.78 34.45 1,667.74 41.69 349.52 21.60 53.45 442.27 27.40 65.52 663.04 223.52 638.37 31.03 39.68 226.41 203.61 121.95 100.05 138.91 561.69 423.69 702.74 33.57 59.34 1,026.84 3.79 151.24 977.90 4,208.14 370.27 433.83 1,437.03 275.90 406.55 58.28 11.30 331.25 23.17 8.67 225.13 68.11 18.82

112 113 114 116 118 119 120 122 125 126 128 129 130 132 133 136 137 138 141 142 143 145 146 147 148 149 151 152 153 154 155 165 157 158 160 161 162 164 165

18 18 25 29 25 25 10 25 19 18 25 25 18 18 29 10 25 25 29 25 29 29 25 25 10 10 10 29 29 29 18 25 18 25 18 25 18

576.97 60.23 26.29 180.50 102.97 7.82 116.14 82.20 115.63 213,17 66.21 35.93 1,068.48 5.46 653.09 8.21 90.07 176.26 303.70 352.72 542.58 51.78 174.00 92.81 713.44 76.25 442.18 371.79 184.04 3,973.99 279.21 20.20 158.17 134.21 451.84 170.65 67.93 21.50 355.55

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NEW MEMBERSHIP District Members Insurance 1`,Tuniuber One 189 $236.500.00 Nunimber Two 130 172,000.00 Num b ..• e Three 482 586,500.00 Number. Four 28 30,500.00 Number Five 227 437,500.00 Number Six 182 223,000.00 Number Seven 187 239,000.00 1,425 $1,925,000.00 ers and Brothers:, is, with pleasure that, I present the enclosing report of new insurance written during the period beginning January let and ending Septoz pber 30, 1959. Note the total of new insurance written as being $1,925,000.00.

We wrote about a banner month, so here it is. We wrote $424,500.00 of new insurance during this month. It is the greatest amount of new insurance reported for any one month to date. We are pleased with the results.

As I have written to you before, the closing months of any year are the best for selling insurance and it is for that reason that I asked you to help your organizers. You can do this easily by simply giving him or her the names of persons in your locality, who you know need insurance.

It is with pleasure that I can report to you the help that was given us by our youth in writing new insurance, and if each of us contribute our part we will 11 1 ,-Tt with success. Let us make these months count.

In behalf of our organizers, I want to thank you you for any assistance you may give them in the writing of new insurance. With best wishes to all, I am Fraternally yours, Edward L. Marek 4. • (

PEAR BROTHERS AND SISTERS: 10 1 om July 1st to September 30th we i. Red 558 certificates for the amount of $768,000.00 of Life Insurance. The first nine months of this year we issued 1,425 certificates for the amount of $1,9:1 5,000.00 of Life Insurance. Only 101 rnembers and $30,000.00 of insurance less than during the whole year of 1958.

Our Youth clubs were very active these last few months and the results are very satisfying. The district's which held Queen contests sold many new

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Pokrok Houstonu, No. 88, died August 23, 1959, at age 24. Admitted December 1, 1950. Cert. C-10828 for $1,000.00.

Death Claim No. 6885. Sister Mrs. Anna Kral, retired housewife, member of Lodge Cesky Prapor, No, 24, died September 10, 1959, at age 81, Admitted June 12, 1910. Cert. A-32'71 for $1,000.00.

Death Claim No. 6886. Sister Frances Sebesta, retired housewife, member of Lodge Slovan, No. 9, died September 7, 1959, at age 87. Admitted July 1, 1897.

Cert. Pd-Up No. 353 for $710.00.

Death Claim N G. 6887. Brother Louis Galnor, retired farmer, member of Lodge Nove Kvety, No. 35, died September 4, 1959, at age 76. Admitted May 10, 1931.

Celt. B-714 for $500.00.

Death Claim No. 6888. Sister Emilie Valusek, housewife, member of Lodge Woodrow Wilson, No. 146, died August 22 1959, at age 85. Admitted December 10, 1911. Cert. A-886 for $1,000.00.

Death Claim No. 6889. Brother Jos. Vasina, retired, member of Lodge Bratri Svornosti, No. 60, died September 4, 1959 at age 81. Admitted September 5, 19 Cert. A-4201 for $500.00, and admitted November 26, 1934. Cert. Pd-Up. No. 289 for $100.00.

Death Claim No. 6890. Brother LawLa wrenee Grych, retired cafe owner, member of Lodge Ennis, No. 25, died August 21, 1959 at age 92. Admitted Oct. 11, 1908. Cert. A-8009 for $1 000.00.

Death Claim No. 6891. Sister Rosie Kubena, housewife, member of Lodge Texaska Orlice, No. 13, died September 10, 1959, at age 89. Admitted July 1, 1897 Cert. A-3844 for $1,000.00.

Death Claim No. 6892. Brother Anton Kulhanek, retired farmer, member• of Lodge Pokrok Texasu, No. 1, died Sept, 16, 1959, at age 77. Admitted January 17, 1904. Cert. A-70 for $1,000.00.

Death Claim No. 6893. Brother Frank Zapalae, farmer, member of Lodge Cechoslovak, No. 141, died September 13, 1959 at age 73. Admitted Decea tier 11, 1910.

Death Claim No. 6881. Sister Rosalie Cert A-2786 for $1,000.00.

Mikolas, housewife, member of Lodge Death Claim No. 6894. Brother Joseph Needville, No. 81 died August 13, 1959, at age 86. Admitted June 3, 1906. Cert. lIauk, farmer, member of Lodge Ruzovy Dvur, No. 89 died September 18, 1959, A-7043 for $1,000.00. at age 60. Admitted November 17, 1929 Death Claim No. 6882. Brother Alois and February 20, 1950. Cert. C-1135 for I-Iorsak, retired blacksmith, member of $1,000.00 and Cert. B-4033 for $500.00.

Lodge JaroDir, No. 54, died August 30, Death Claim No. 6835. Sister Terezie 1959, at age 77. Admitted June 10, 1906.

Holubec, retired, member of Lodge Karel Cert. A-3670 for $1,000.00.

Havlicek. No. 4, died September 11, 1959 Death Claim No. 6883. Sister Sophie Eft age 72. Admitted December 8, 1906.

Matela, housewife, member of Lodge Cert. A-10519 for $500.00.

Pokrok Houstonu, No. 88, died August Death Claim No. 6896. Sister Lillie 27, 1959, at age 75. Admitted August 10, Schavajsa, housewife, member of Lodge 1913. Cert. A-10843 for $500.00.

Pokrok Rowena, No. 49, died August 31, Death Claim No. 0884 Sisler Laverne 1959, at age 59. Admitted November 25, G. Nasko, housewife, member of Lodge 1935. Cert. 1-13 for $1,000.00. members and promoted a lot of good fellowship among the members.

Lodge No. 144 in Glen Flora merged with Taiton Lodge.

We hope, with the help of Brother Frank Stepan our Director, to revive Lodge No. 59 at New Ulm. I will furnish more information on this real soon.

Respectfully Joe B. Hejny • •t Dear Brothers and Sisters: Please be advised that during the month of September, 1959, the Supreme Lodge, SPJST has paid death benefits due by virtue of certificates issued to the followig deceased brothers and sisters, to-witt: Death Claim No. 6875. Sister Antonie Slama Slavinka, housewife, member of Lodge Karel Jonas, No. 28, died August 28, 1959, at age 68. Admitted November 28, 1915. Cert. A-10899 for $500.00.

Death Claim No. 6876. Brother Edwin L. Wilkie, chiropractor, member of Lodge Praha, No. 29, died August 28, 1959, at age 60. Admitted January 13, 1939. Cert C-4868 for $500.00.

Death Claim No. 6877. Brother Ignac T. Chlebek, tavern keeper, member of Lodge Svepomec, No. 113, died, Feb. 26, 1959, at age 72. Admitted March 13, 1910.

Cert. A-4675 for $1,000.00.

Death Claim No, 6878. Sister Sophie Jekel, housewife, triamber of Lodge Svornost Jihu, No. 15, died August 29, 1959, at age 81. Admitted, 1908. Celt. A-734 for $1,000.00.

Death Claim No. 6879. Brother John Hosek, retired former, member of Lodge Nasinee, No. 32, died August 16, 1959, at age 87. Admitted April 16, 1900. Cert.

A--2355 for $1,000.00.

Death Claim No, 6880. Brother Weldon B. Davis, attorney it law, member of Lodge Vesniernost, 9 o. 68, died Sept. 1, 1959, at age 51. Admitted January 1, 1943 Cert. C-9222 for $1,000.00.

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Then the princesses, escorts, King, and President :Jerry Parma, Vice President: Jo Bob Garner, Queen were bestowed with. many useful gifts which were thoroughly appreciated Treasurer: Benny Maca, and no doubt have already been put to Secretary: Lynn Stanley good use.

Reporter: Jeanne Kartous.

Gifts were also bestowed upon Mrs. Our dues are the maximum of ten cents a month, and the ones who wish, Peter, our untiring Youth Leader, and her reliable assistant, Mrs. Ondrusek. may give more.

After the crowning and ceremonies Remember, our lodge reeds you, tc, .followed dancing and general merriment help us hawe a successful Teen-Age organization. The need all who can be after winch the Royal Court adjourned to a delightful dinner, at the fashionpresent to help in the planing of our able Sammy's Restaurant.

Activities.

I would personally like to thank all for Your teenage reporter the lovely and very charming trophy • I, as well as the other ,Qneens, received DALLAS, TEXAS for being able to hold such 'a stately Dear Vestnik Readers, and high honor. I would also like to I only wish I could express in suit- thank each and everyone who did anyable words my feelings of being one of thing to help out by donations, bake the five Princesses running for Teen- sales A.M. and A.j.). tickets, and' so on.

Queen of Lodge No. 84, Pokrok, Dallas, Iean't name you all, (I only wish I en Saturday Sept. 26. What a stunning mild), but I'm sure you know who you Death Claim No. 6901. Brother Jos. scene met our eyes as we walked , in and are, and I deeply appreciate your help.

Berger, retired, member of Lodge Nova were confronted by an appropriate, and Thanks again to everyone who helped Morava, No. 23, died September 24, 1959 I must say, very attractive theme of make this our Third Anniversary Dance at age 87. Admitted October 8, 1911. Cert. of "Red and Silver." The ceilings were such a magnificant success by helping garlanded with red and silver, while a us bring in over $5,000 in cash, and over A-3425 for $1,000.00. large rotating ball of many-colored To the bereavel relatives of our de- lights transformed the Hall into a Be- $109,000 in insurance!

May God Bless YOu and Mary Keep ceased brothers and sisters, the Supreme witching Ballroom. The picturesque Lodge, SPJST, expresses its heartfelt fountain, around which sat the comely You, One of the Princesses, sympathy. princesSes and their elegant escorts, Carole Annette Nemec J. F. Chupick also added to the fullfillment of the (and the Former Queen, Secretary, Supreme Lodge theme. But the "best" is always saved Juanita janousek SPJST 'til last, and this holds true for this dis• 04 • •( )• cription also. For, I believe the most ex4" quisite object that attracted the most Lodge 66, Waco, Texas • attention (aside from the lovely prin- Dear Readers, cesses) was the canopied throne which The District Lf.I meeting which was was exquisitely covered in Red Satin, held at Linden Hall, September 27, 1959, and was canopied by a huge Silver brought many famila.r faces together Crown, from which hangings, of Red again.

Satin draped to the raised platforl yi on I was happy to be able to see all the which the throne was situated; truly a proper and benefitting place for our teenagers from various lodges again. The King and Queen!

District Meeting's provide an opportune Later, about 10 o'clock, the long await- time to get together and ''gab", with the ed' moment has arrived! The out-going other teenagers. From these gab sessions King and Queen were announced and we learn a lots about the various youth came into view carrying out the theme club and prosper from them.

Among many present at our District to a "t". The King, James Mandak, for4! mally dressed in a Silver Tux, and the Meeting was the Newly crowned King Queen, Juanita Janousek, dressed in a and Queen of Lodge No. 84 Dallas. I lovely powder blue gown, scinillating re- would like to congratulate Jerry Ann gal crown, and a long, red satin, Erime- Urban and James Janonsek for winning Our Sokol-SPJST Lodge number 130 edged cape, carried by two pages, Jackthis title. I know they worked hard as has organized a new Teen-Age Club. ie and Georgianna, which, were follwed did all the other Princes and Princesses, Dallas Sokol-SPJST Lodge 130 by two more pages, Johnnie and Suz- I am sure.

Dear Friends and Members, quets of Red Roses, then took their After the District Meeting a Program Our first meeting was Sunday October anne, carrying the bouquets of lied 4th at our new lodge Hall 7448 Green- Roses, then took their proper places on was presented by the youth of Lodge 66. ville Avenue. The had nineteen present. the platform. Next the princesses and We enjoyed very much giving the preThe meet the third Sunday of every their escorts were announced; then the sentation and hope you enjoyed it too.

Hoping to see all of you at our next month at 2:30 p.m. and all are urged to New King and Queen, Mr. James Janouattend. The elected our temporary of- sek, and Miss Jerry Ann,Urban, were an- I District Meeting, I remain, Fraternally yours, ficers until the first of the year. They flounced and came forward to be crownLa Nell Ceska ed. are as followed:

Death Claim No. 6897. Sister Fanny Jelinek, housewife, member of Lodge Komensky, No. 20, died September 3, 1959, at age 84, Admitted July 18, 1920.

Cert. A-11437 for $500.00.

Death Claim No. 6898. Brother Otto L. Ifosek, tool and die maker, member of Lodge Jam, No. 130, died September 14, hTh9, at age 50. Admitted June 3, 1028 and December 29, 1933. Cert. C-660 for $1,000.00 and Cert. D-45 for $1,000.00, Death Claim No. 6899. Sister Rosie Vlaneta, housewife, member of Lodge Vyzovice, No. 114 died September 21, 1959, at age 74. Admitted January 11, 1914. Cert. A-6537 for $1,000.00.

Death Claim No. 6900. Brother Charles G. Chval, 'Minister and osteopathic physician, member of Lodge Nova Ratolest No 41, died September 12, 1959, at age 70. Admitted February 11, - 1913. Cert. A1.0505 for $500.00.

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Helen Rose Galetka, President of the Youth Club is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Caletka of Haliettsville, she is president of the Youth Club of Lodge No. 4 and is a second grade Sunday school teacher at CUB Church of Vsetin.

Wednesday, October 14, 1959

LORAIN KULCAK This is the picture of our young Princess Loraine Kulcak who will represent Lodge 40 Hillje, Texas at our District Meeting at Taiton on November 8th. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Kulcak. I am 14 years of age and attend Louise High School. She reported.

See you at the Taiton District Meeting November the 8th.

I. Lodge 66.

Waco, Texas Dear members and friends:

Above is pictured Princess Louis Rita Simcek, daughter of Mrs. Millie Rehak Siadcck of Moulton, Texas, Rt. 1. Stte and her escort, Brother Alvin Joe Dlouhy represent Moulton Lodge in the Queen Contest.

The picture above presents Princess Susan Banks of Lodge Bila bora 16. She was chosen to represent this Lodge at Traveled all over the world, eh? Went the District Six Meeting to be held at up the Rhine I suppose?

Talton, Texas, November 8. ) 4 4, • ( Climbed it to the top.

Remember the District 6 Meeting at Saw the Lion of St. Mark?

Taiton, Texas, November 8. Contest of Fed it.

Lodge Princesses and Queen's Ball at Visited the Black Sea? night.

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Just a few lines so I wouldn't forget to write. Last Sunday we had a District II Meeting at our Lodge. After the morn ing meeting, we all had a good dinner.

After dinner, we held a meeting again.

We also then had a short program. I ape all of you people enjoyed it. I think it was about 5:00 p.m. when everything was over. We had a very nice attendance.

We were glad to see all of you people.

I met up with a lot of new friends. Well I guess I will come to a close with my letter, and do some of my homework.

I like my school this year. I am in the FourthGrade. I will write more someday again.

Yours truly, Helen Kolenovsky.

"Your Linden 'Sprout".

Wednesday, October 14, 1959 CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS Dear Readers, Our last meeting was held September 13, 1959. We had a nice attendance. We also had a wiener roast.

On September 20, here in Corpus Christi, we held our district meeting.

Brother Hejny also came down. It was a success.

Our Friday night meetings are getting better attendance all the tnne. We are getting new members all the time to take part.

Fraternally yours, Sam Roy Peal • e,-„, • t LODGE 84 Dallas TEEN-AGE DIVISION Members of our SPJST and Friends: Saturday, September 26, will always remain in my heart as the most wonderful, the happiest, and the most memorable night of my life. For it was then that I received one of the greatest honors a girl can ever receive — that of being crowned Queen of the TeenAge Division of Lodge 84 in Dallas. It is an honor that I will cherish always and one that will be forever dear to my heart. It is an honor that means more to me than anyone will ever be able to realize.

I owe a great deal of thanks to a conntless number of people who, throughout the contest, supported me. Their great support and their prayers were behind me to the very end.

V it STN .' — WEST, TEXAS both to be highly commended for a job well done!

I wish also to congratulate all the Princesses and their escorts. Princess Ann Hetrner and her escort Edwin Trlica did quite a bit for our lodge. Princess Carole Nemec and her escort Joe Ondrusek (the first Teen-Age King and Queen) again have shown their interest and their loyalty to and for the Mother Lodge. Princess Karen Koncak and her escort Jerry Houny have also contributed a great deal to our lodge by winning third place honor- in the contest.

My special congra t ulations goes to Princess Nody Ilejceli a Queen's Maid

Strana 21 of Honor, and her escort Richard Sykora. By their hard work and efforts they have won for themselves the title et' e aa, a! 7..i!scerts for 1959-1960". They are both exemplary teen-age memters and there are no others moie of the honor they have received.

Each princess, her escort, and the Royal Escorts will always be remembered by our Mother Lodge No. 84. As for myself, I will always be proud of the fact that they each were a part of my royal court.

The beautiful decorations of the hall, the lovely Princesses in their elegant formals, the escorts in their smart-tub

I could not begin to enumerate the many wonderful indiViduals who bought tickets from me, donated in my behalf, or who became members of our SPJST themselves.

My relatives and those of escort will always be close to my heart because of their kindness. To my dear parents I am especially grateful for they were my constant encouragers during the contest. I am grateful in a very special way to the parents of my escort. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Janousek. They were simply wonderful and I'll never forget all the wonderful things they did for me. And last, but certainly not least, I owe a great debt of gratitude to my escort, King James aJnousek. James worked daily and with much detemination to attain our goal. Without his hard work and staunch support I would not be a Queen today.

To the past Queen and King, Juanita Janousek and James Manda,k, I wish, the greatest success in their future. They have served our lodge and our SPJST order well and have proven their strong loyalty to their Mother Lodge. They are

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The abc ee is a picture of our crowning „e..Saturday, September 26, 1259. Te :b.a left is c-- nee( aes Mandak and Juanita Janousek. Seated is on. , Qdaca, Jerre her escort, the new King, James J. J'alla2S 4 l'O?' e gene' new Royal Escorts, Nodya Rejeek and Richard Sykoein which will appear in a future issue of the Vestnik. — Entertainment Committee, James J. Janousek, Cirairaan.

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xedoes, the gorgeous throne, the thrill I had of being crowned Queen, the wonderful gifts I received, the great spirit of friendship shared by all of the teenagers, and the many words of congratulations that I received — all will remain to me pleasant memories of a never-tobe-forgotten night.

Thank you once again for all the help and support that you, my fellow SPJST members, gave not only to me but to all the candidates. May God bless each and every one of you for your kind generosity and may you always continue to be the wonderful people that you are.

With every good wish, I am, Very gratefully yours, Queen Jerry Ann Urban Lodge No. 84, Dallas Texas.

LILLIE MAE MELNAR, LODGE NO. 142 HOUSTON Dear Sisters and Brothers: Lodge Stefanik No. 142 is presenting the pictures of lovely Lillie Mae Melnar and her escort David Triska, for the Queen and King contest of District V November meeting.

Lillie Mae is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Melnar.

Brother B,Ielnar is the president and organizer of our lodge and David is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Triska both families are long time members of OPJST. The Princess wishes to extend her appreciation to the organizer and members for their support.

DAVID TRISKA Members lets all get together and work to get more points for our princess.

Fraternally yours, Emily Mynar, Secty. No. 142 # • a• SPJST Lodge No. 66 Youth Club Dear Readers, This past Sunday, October 4, 1959, Lodge 66's Youth Club had its monthly meeting. Fifteen members were present and we were happy to wlcome a new member, Ray Supak, to our Club.

We discussed a Halloween Dance which is to be given October 18, 1959. This will be a "Tacky Dance" and all members are to come in appropriate attire at 6:30 and stay `til 10:30. Prizes will be awarded to the "best dressed".

After the meeting adjourned we all set to work on decorating the Birthday Table. The October table was decorated in the Halloween theme. Seated at this table were Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hanus, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald O'Gorrnan, Cynthia Moore, and Frances Miller. Happy Birthday to all of you!

After we had indulged in fried chicken, salad, cakes, and kolaches, we started dancing to our newly purchased juke box. Then came the time for departure and for bidding our friends good-night.

Fraternally yours, LaNell Ceska. )•a• r Visitor to farmer — "How on earth do you make a go of this small farm?

Farmer points to hired man and says: "Well, you see, he- works for me and I can't pay him. In two years he gets the farm and then I will work for him till I get it back again."

SANDRA KAY WATSON Princess Sandra Kay Watson will be escorted in the Queen and King Contest in Houston at Pokrok Lodge, Nov. 1 by the very popular young man from Beaumont, who lige the Princess, also has a colorful back ground. Prince Noone has been a resident of Beaumont 6 years and has become one of the more popular students around the Beaumont High School Campus. Previously he was Band manager while attending Amelia Jr. High, and is now a member of the Beaumont High Band. He does reporting for the "Voice of Youth;" is a member of Beaumont Sports Club and a member in the Engineer Training Society. He swims and dances. We are just wondering how he and Princess Watson are going to do with one of our Czech Polkas at the 'Queen - King Ball on November 1st.

In Beaumont they see Prince Noone riding around in one of these imported sports gas wagons and it is nothing surprising to see on his car seat a bunch of rather old books as collecting old books is a hobby of his.

Beaumont Lodge No. 166 is proud to sponsor Prince Edward James Noone, Jr. as Princess Watson's Escort.

Charlie Cerny, President • --) e DISTRICT 6 MEETING AT TAITON All lodges in District 6 who plan to have a lodge Princess present at our Fall District meeting at Talton on Nov. 8th, are requested to wear a formal of their choice. Her escort to wear either a dark suit, or dark trousers and a light color coat and he iou-st belong to the SPJST Lodge.

A gift of $25 will be given to the Queen

Wednesday, October .14, 1959 .and a gift for her escort. Each of the Princesses and her escort will also receive some lovely gifts.

We are looking forward to seeing old friends, and meeting new friends, at our District meeting.

Come one, come all, who will our next District Queen be?

All Lodges of our District 6 should be well represented at our Taiton Meeting.

Let's all be there . ! !

Fraternally yours, Mrs. Frank Brdecka Youth Director of District 6 Rt. 1, Box 150 Rosenberg,' Texas

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Reports From Local Lodges DISTRICT SEVEN

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No. 133, San Antonio, and Lodge' "La Parita," No. 161, Jourdanton, Lodge "Slovan Jihu," No. 26, Skichnore was the winner Congratulations and sincere thanks to local organizers, sister Mary Veroda and brother Clifton Trlica, also brother Jos. Koliha, Jr., sister Billie Jean Horton, princess of the lodge and her escort, brother Clifton Trlica, Jr., for the nice work and splendid cooperation.

I have a feeling that our District Seven has a group of organizers with a wide range of ability and experience in the field of selling insurance. If you will continue in the same way, as you have shown up today, there is no limit to the advantages we may gain in the future.

The status of our SPJST is something to he extremely proud of. We are already the largest group of our kind in Texas, and our membership is continually growing. I know that I express, the feeling of you all, sisters and brothers, when I say that our possibilities are unlimited. My. hope is that this remark will have the result of recruiting new and additional assistance in developing our SPJST for bigger and better service.

Statue. 23. preciate the honor that brother Joe B. Hejny, Supreme Lodge Vice-President, has bestowed upon me by appointing me and, and still .1-tore, do I appreciate the wholehearted cooperation afforded me during the time I have covered this position. Words inadequately express my feeling of thanks, and I feel powerless to express to you, sisters and brothers, a resume of the activities handled by each of you.. The job you have undertaken has been tremendous. However, the, skill and ease with which .it was handled is most commendable, and I hereby say "Thank You," individually and collectively.

Many thanks and sincere appreciation also to all of our officers and members in local lodges, who took an active part and helped to make our queen contest such a great success.

Jaroslav Kleprlik, District Organizer ) • 41, • I.

Dear Sisters and Brothers: DISTRICT III Our Queen contest is behind us, and SEPTEMBER PROGRESS REPORT as you already know, the total of new Insurance Lodge—Name insurance written during thP contest in — $28.000.00 84 Ben Jarma District Seven was $157,000.00. This 84 Emil Petr -20,500.00 means something.

154 Anna Milani — 14,000.00 Here are the names of organizers, to 7.000.00 Serving our SPJST as district organ- 25 Frank J. Haskovec gether with the amount of insurance izer has been one of the most enjoyable 128 MarVin Mills 2,000.00 they sold during the queen contest: 2,000.00 5 Mary Hejny experiences of my life. I sincerely ap1. Bro. Charlie Novosad — $38,500.00 2. B ro. Clifton Trlica 19,000.00 3. Bro. Frank Sacky — 18,000.30 e. Bro. Chas. flolas , k 11,30C.00 5. Sis. Mary Veroda 6. Sis. Mildred H str3bel e .000.00 7. Sis. Bessie Franek 6f100.00 5,000.00 8. Sis. Marie Blanar 5,000.00 9. Bro. J. firanicky — 4,000 00 10. Bro. Fr. Veselka 1,000.00 11 Bro. F. L. Pustjovsky — 1,000.00 12. Bro. Chas. SSaza ysky — 1,000 00 13. Bro. John Stasa I. am very happy that our district has so many good workers. I thank you, sisters and Mothers, for the fine cooperation, we are proud of you. As you see, Brother Charlie Novosad, the only oiganizer at Lodge La Parita No. 161, Jourdanton, has sold the most insurance in the whole district, almost 25 per cent.

He stands as an example and an inspiration to all others, for he has met every requirement. Congratulations! 'raw, Charlie, you are not only the best orSeated at the Speakers' Table and reading from right to left Mrs. H. P. Kucera, ganizer of the contest but now also the wife of the City Attorney of Dallas; Brother Jos. Kos, of Houston, retired circuit top organizer in our districts, very close behind, is our Brother Frank C. Sacky physical culture instructor for the Southern Sokol. District; Ben Prevratil, of Dallas, President of the Southern Sokol District, his wife in Czech costume, Sisof Lodge No. 79, Corpus Christi.

We had six lodges in the contest, Lod- ter Marie Prevratil; Brother Karel Prehal of Chicago, President of the Ameri g e "Slovan Jihu," No. 26, Skidmore, can Sokol Union and now also President of the Sokol Union of the Free World.; Lodge "Anton Cermak," Non 56, Corpus and brother Walter Hosek of Dallas, Chairman, of the Building Committee. This Christi, Lodge "Corpus Christi" No. 79, picture was taken in part at the two-day dedication celebration held on Corpus Christi, Lodge "Robstown," No. September '12 and 13 in Dallas, at the Greenville Avenue site of the new $150,117, Robstown, Lodge "San Antonio," 000 home of Sokol nd 1,odge Jaro130,

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JOe Mach — — 2,000.00 2,000.00 130 Hugo Schefcak — AT LODGE 84. DALLAS 84 Frank B. Steiner — 2,000.00 — 1,500.00 66 Emil Hanus Saturday, October 17 — Barn Dance — 66 Otis Ceska -- 1,000.00 Sunday, Oct. 18 — Monthly Business 54 George Mikeska — 1,000.00 and Family Fun Night 25 Alvin Nesuda — — 1,000.00 Saturday, Oct. 31 — Dance, Music by 25 George Trojacek — 1,000.00 Ed Faraizi's orchestra Saturday, Nov. 14 — Dance by Wesley Congratulations to Bro. Bennie Jarma (Guy) Herzan's orchestra for getting the top honors this month.

Sunday, Nov. 15 — Monthly Business Good Going Bennie — and the same to meeting and Family Fun Night Brother Petr, Sister Milam, and Brother Saturday, Nov. 28 — Dance, orchestra Haskovec. You four organizers wrote pending.

82 per cent of the total insurance issued Sunday, Dec. 20 — Monthly Meeting for the month of September 1959 in Disand Family Fun Night trict III. That is really teriffic. Keep Thursday, Dec. 31 — New Year's Eve up the excellent work. We have a new name on the list and that is Brother Battle Dance. 'Featuring the music of Marvin Mills form Lodge No. 128. Bro. Ed Faraizl and John Rejcek orchestras.

Mills, it is good to see you getting started Dancing fram 8:30 p.m. to 4:00 a.m. — again. Congratulations to each of you continuous music.

All of our Saturday night dances start an the above list. at 8:30 p.m. and the orchestras stop In our last District III meeting, which playing at 12:30 am. Dances on any was held on Sept. 27, 1959 at Lodge other night start at 8 o'clock and end No. 66 Elv.r.i Mott, Texas, we held a short at 12 o'clock.

4, • ( organizers meeting. It was decided at this meeting to hold an organizers meet- LARGEST CZECH CLASS IN HISTORY AT UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS ing of all organizers and their wives of Dr. Joe Malik, Jr. of the Department District III. on Sunday, Nov. 22, 1959 at Lodge No. 25, National Hall, Ennis, Texas of Slavonic Languages of the Univer: 30. p.m. We are also extending in- sity of Texas reports that there are 32 vitations to all organizers and their students enrolled in Beginners' Czech wives , of other Districts to attend this this fall. this is the largest enrollment meeting as we will be glad to have you for that course in the history of the depresent. It will be a meeting of questions partment. and answers, presenting problems of organizers and general discussion of organizational work.

Calendar Of Activities

Wednesday, October 14, 1959

District Calendar 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 Talton on the 8th of November. The meeting will be called to order at 1 p.m.

Detailed program will announced in time. Keep this date on your calendar and be sure to be with us.

After the meeting we will have a social hour and cold snack and refreshments will be furnished by your District Organizer. It will not only be an educational meeting for you organizers, but also a social for you and your wife. Mark your calendar now for. Sunday, November 22, 7959 at Ennis, Texas, at 1:30 p.m. and plan to be present.

Now that District III has made its quota for 1959, we must NOT forget our friendly competitors from District V, as they are after one of our trophies. Do we want them to win it from us, No Sir, WF SURE DON'T. So we had better not let up and just keep on shaking the bushes and keep on sending in those apaplications. That's the way we'll get to keep the trophies here in District III. If I can be of any help to you, please call.

Details for the barbecue Feb. 28, 1960 will follow later.

Fraternally, A. M. Vrla

In the above picture we present the Flag bearers with units of participants coming onto the field for the gymnastic performance held Sunday afternoon at the dedication celebration, September 12 and 13, of the o pening of the new Sokol-Jaro Lodge Hall in Dallas. The amphitheater where these gymuastic exhibitions were held in behind the Hall, flanked on all sides by tall shade trees.

Some of the tumblers performed barefoot on the cool, fresh, green grass. It was a beautiful sight to behold.

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Women's Nook CZECH DAY PROGRAM AT THE STATE FAIR OF TEXAS We are going to have a Czech Day Program at the State Fair of Texas, Sunday, October 25th, 1959, Dallas, Texas. To be held in the 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 welcome. (The numbers must be Czech).

Everyone is welcome to our Czech Day to be held Sundoy, October 25 at the State Fair of Texas., If you 'hese- a native costume we would be glad for you to wear it on that day to represent the Czech Day, Out of town guests will be welcome.

Chairman: Bessie Petr 5406 Morningside Dallas, Texas Phone: TA 6-3557 Secretary: Lydia Kartous 6177 Llano Dallas, Texas Phone: TA 7-1073 • • SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS Dear Readers: District No. 7 meeting with its afternoon program and crowning of the queen is over. We had a. nice crowd, and I hope that everybody enjoyed it.

After a very good chicken barbecue dinner the afternoon meeting was called to order at 2 p.m. by the president of our district. He introduced brother Joe B. Hejny, Supreme Vice President, who with properly selected words to the youth opened the program, and then turned over to the district youth director.

In the program were participating children and teenagers from the following lodges: 1. Dorothy Jurica - Pledge of Allegiance" to open the meting, Lodge 56.

2. Martha Mae Sassin - "Welcome,"

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3. Kathryn Jurica - "Welcome," Lodge No. 117.

4. Janice Kucera - Ballet dance, Lodge 56.

5. Annie Jane Svoboda - Czech poem - Johnnie Svoboda, Czech poem - then they both sang a Czech song, Lodge 107.

6. Bertha Hager and John Giambernardi - Dance "Turn around me," Lodge No. 133.

7. Marilyn Trlica -- Piano solo "My Blue Heaven," Lodge 26.

8. Judy Lamprecht, Marilyn Lamprecht, Mary Ann Lamprecht and Jo Ann Jancha two songs accompanied on piano by Marilyn Trlica. Lodge 26.

9. Marilyn Strobel - accordion solo "Julida. Polka" and "Westphalia Waltz" Lodge 133.

10. Bertha Boger --- Song "Sleepy Time Gal" and "How Many Hearts Have You Broken," Lodge 133.

11. Dave Hrncir - Song "Bill Grogan's Goat".

Connie Hunch - Song "Jesus Loves Me" - "Jesus Loves the Little Children." accompanied on piano by their mother Mrs. Hrncir, Lodge 117.

12. Carole Ripple - Two piano numbers, Lodge 117.

13. Barbara Ripple - piano solo, Lodge 117.

14. Jimmy David, Andrew Kucera, Johnny and Allen Stasa - "Scatter Brain Band," Lodge 56.

15. Virginia Hermis, Katy Kubala, Jackie Regmund, Linda Castro and Patricia O'Brien -- Dance "Ten Pretty Girls." Lodge 56.

16. Georfia Ann Peters and Mary Ann Hermis - Hula dance "Little Brown Gal", Lodge 56.

17. Sam and Patricia Peal, Eddie Kucera, Johnny Blabaja, Leon and Gordon Castro, Michael and Jerry Majek Style Show, Lodge 56.

18. Special number requested by brothers Sid Pokladnik, Joe B. Hejny, Jos. Koliha Jr., Frank Bolf, Rudy Sefcik, Chas. Holasek, J. M. Skrabanek Czech song accompanied on piano by brother Kleprlik - they got a big hand, but they cannot get any points for participating in the program, as these "teenagers" are Over 18.

19. Surprise number for brother Joe B. Hejny; Congratulations on his birthday, presenting with a gift from the youth of District 7 and singing of Happy Birthday by the whole audience.

All mumbers met with a favorable reception and applause. Especially some of the children have shown their excellent talent, and promised to be on the program again in our next district meeting. Many thanks to all of you, partici-

Strana 25 pants, we are proud of you!

After the program supper was served, teenagers danced their Record Hop, and the princesses and escorts were getting ready for the Grand March, while started at 6 p.m. There were represented six lodges:; Lodge No. 26 - Billie Jean Horton, cess and Albin Kucera escort.

Lodge No. 56 - Dorothy Jurica, princess and Albin Kpcera escort.

Lodge No 79 - Patricia Ann O'Brien, princess, and Allen Lee Sturtz, escort.

Lodge No. 117 - Frances Jurica, princess and George Pavelka, Jr., escort.

Lodge No 133 - Marilyn C. Strobel, princess and James A. Kutil, escort.

Lodge No 161 - Charlsie Belicek, princess and Ted Harden, escort.

They marched in the hall, and when called, they formed a line in front of the stage. The last couple called was princess and escort from Lodge No. 26. the queen of district 7. They marched on the stage, were followed the crowning ceremony performed by brother Joe B. Hejny. The queen, sitting on a throne covered with red velvet (prepared by sister Sacky and Sister Majek) with a big nice bouquet in her hands (handed by district youth director for the 'dis= trict) and with a ribbon "Queen or District Seven" (made and pinned on by Sister Betty Novosad) received from Brother Hejny $25.00 in cash, whereupon Brother Jos. Koliha Jr. presented the queen and all princesses with a necklace, and escorts with cluf links, nas gifts from the Supreme Lodge; Brother Kleprlik presented them with gifts from the district, and finally lodge representatives presented gifts from the respective lodges.

All organizers present, also parents, of the princesses and escorts were recognized, and then, by a solo of the queen and the king started the dance.

Congratulations, again to our lovely queen, her escort, all princesses and escorts for theh wonderful appearance, and million thanks for their hard work for our SPJST. Sincere thanks are going to sister Betty Jurica, secretary of District Seven, Sister Betty Novosad, assistant Youth director Lodge No. 161 and Sister Majek, Youth Director Lodge No 56, for their all-around help, also Sister Marie Sacky Lodge No. 79, fOr furnishing all the flowers, to the Supreme Lodge and District Seven for gifts and free meal tickets, to all lodges for their representation, further to Lodge Anton Cermak No. 56 and to everyone for helping to make our program a success.

Marcella M. Kleprlik, District Youth Director.

Strana 26 FORT WORTH, TEXAS Dear Brothers, and Sisters: It is time, once again to remind you cd our next meeting of the Slovanic Mut on Fire Insurance Association, Chapter 9, which is to be held at the Sokol IL 11 on the 18th of October at 2:00. This is 3 very important meeting because it la tune to elect officers for the coming yroc. It is a little early but since Novembe r end December are usually busy, mei-1ins. with the holidays coming, it 1310ba l y will be better this way. Our i p st meeting was very well attended and it is a pleasure to see so much interest our chapter. der the meeting, our entertainment cop edittee will serve supper consisting of cold cuts. As usual, the ladies are =ked to bring kolaches, cakes or past e ies of some sort. With our cool weather. most of us have better appetites and 11 those pastries certainly taste good.

In behalf of all our members, we want to extend our deepest sympathy to the Hosek family in the sudden death of their son, Otto.

Make your plans to attend this meeting and cast your votes.

Fraternally yours, Mrs. Carl Zich 4 4 WACO LODGE NO. 66 Dear Brothers and Sisters: Attending the regular meeting of Waco Lodge No. 66 on Sunday, Oct. 4, 1959 at Linden Hall was very good despite all the downpoio s and threatening hcr in :-)ocl around Waco.

The dug opened with the Pledge of Allegiance led by Sister Frances Miller and with the welcoming of two new members, Brother Ray Don Supak and Brother Martin Richard Sulak.

Deported on our sick list were Sister oth y Jaynes and Sister Louise Matus.

To the se members we extend our sincore gt well wishes.

The Youth, after their own meeting, were quite busy setting up' tables for our special October "Birthday Club" honorees, carrying out the Halloween thOme in their decorations. The Club members recognized included Sisters Minnie Narovec, Hattie Casper, Lana Reznicek, Frances Parma, Barbara Walla, Irene Koen, Frances Miller and Donna Gerlich; also Brothers Anton Mazanee. Frank Chamrad, Otto Harms and Gerald O'Gorman.

Plans were discussed for our Halloween Tacky Dance Party on Sunday, October 18th. All members were urged to come dreseed tacky, with a warning that there will be a penalty for those not dressed, appropriately. Prizes will be awarded to the '''best dressed" couples.

STN.1K— WEST, TEXAS There will be separate judging and prizes in the youth division. The party will be held from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. at Linden Hall.

It was voted that the annual Lodge 66 Christmas Party would be held on Saturday evening, December 12th.

Winners of the door prizes at this meeting were Brother W. J. Korenek and Sister Hattie Mattis.

After the business sesion we all enjoyed a delicious buffet dinner and fellowship hour.

F aternally yours, Emma Ceska °

In Memory of Otto Ilosek GAME WARDENS TO MAKE COUNT OF WATER FOWL Thirty Texas game wardens have volunteered their services to make a water fowl incentory in Texas, according to Harold Irby and Bob Singleton, waterfowl biologists of the Game and Fish Commission.

Each warden will cover a highway route of 200 miles ever 14 days, during the duck, season. They will survey all lakes, tanks and ponds within a quarter mile of each side of the highway they traverse; thus each warden will survey approximately 100 square miles on each day of work.

The route selected for these surveys will be where maximum bodies of water may be found. Wardens also will compile information as to the areas of the lakes and the time when waterfowl concentration is heaviest.

"This is taking the first step in the direction of preferential hunting sea sons," the biologist said. "We will learn where the heaviest concentrations are.

Then on the basis of our kill reports we can evaluate gun pressure and probably bring about a beneficial adjustment." ) • .14 • MOUNTING A HUNTING OR FISHING TROPHY IS MAGAZINE ARTICLE Proper preparation of deer heads for mounting is recommended in an article hi the October issue of Texas Game and Fish magazine. It was written by Bob Brewer of Texarkana, ‘ who has

Wednesday, October 14, 1959 published a book on the subject of preparing trophy heads for mounting.

"Mounting a hunting or fishing trophy is a job for a skilled professional taxidermist, but it is up to the sportsman to get the trophy to the taxidermist in proper condition.

"If you intend to have your big game head mounted. under no circumstances should the animal's throat be cut. It is extremely difficult ii not impossible to repair a throat cut so it cannot be seen.

"If you are in a position to freeze the head of your trophy and keep, it frozen or near frozen until you get it to a taxidermist, you need only skin out the shoulder and neck and cut the head off inside the skin at the base of the skull.

The texidermist can finish the job, of skinning.

"If the head cannot be kept frozen, then it is necessary to skin out the head." And in the article he lists the steps for skinning it. ) • 4 • RESORT SHOOTING OF BIRDS The hunting of pheasants and quail on Texas shooting resorts was begun October 1, according to the director of law enforcement of the Game and Fish Commission.

There are a number of such shooting resorts scattered throughout the state which are permitted under the law to raise and release game birds for fee hunting. Some of these places have been in operation fro several years. However, within the last two years there has been an increase in the number of shooting resorts in the state, according to the director.

Some of these resorts are operated on a club basis, while others charge a fee for the day's shooting. On some of than dogs are furnished; and on others shooters must provide their own dogs.

Under the statutes, a shooting resort is defined as an area not less than 600 acres contiguous to each other, on which per-raised fowls and/or imoorted game birds are released. They must be banded and marked. The bag limit on the shooting resorts is unrestricted on banded birds. ) 4•( "This hurts me more than it does you" said Judge Calvin Muse of Dallas when he fined his daughter $10 for speeding.

He then dug doWn and paid the fine himself.

• 4• Remember the District 6 Meeting at Talton, Texas, November 8. Contest of Lodge Princesses and Queen's Ball at night.

Wednesday, October 14, 1950

V t STNIK WEST, 1711XA8 IN MEMORIAM OF JOS. BERGER

In Memoriam IN MEMORIAM OF ANTON KULIIANEK Member of Lodge No. 1, born May 12, 1881 at Fayetteville and died after a long illness Sept. 16, 1959. Surviving him are his children Evelyn, Claudia, Annie, Anton Jr., Albert, Joe Clarence and Edward and also Mrs, Elo Goring.

After services from the Catholic Church of Fayetteville our deceased brother was buried at Fayetteville Catholic Cemetery.

He was a farmer until 6 years ago when ill health forced him to retire.

Brother Kulbanek also played in the Baca's band for 50 years and had many friends.

May her rest in peace. ) • 4 • IN MEMORIAM OF JOHN STASTNY Member of Lodge 143, died August 1.0 after a long illness. He was born March 5, 1891 in Lavaca County. Surviving are his wife Anne, three sons, Leo, Victor, and Jerome also three daughters, Mrs. A. A. Franklin, Mrs John Mikush and Mrs. Helen Smith. After services from Christ the King Catholic Church our deceased brother was laid to rest at the Rose Hill Cemetery. Brother Stastny was born in Lavaca County, moved to Inez as a young man, married Annie Venglar, followed farming as his occupation, moved to Corpus Christi in 1935 where he followed carpentry for a living, suffered a stroke about ten years ago from which he never fully recovered.

He was a member of the SPJST for 48 years. — May he rest in eternal peace. ) • ,4 • ( IN MEMORIAM OF FRANCES SEBESTA Member of our Lodge 9 at Snook, born Februray 24, 1873 at Wesley and died Sept. 7, 1959 after a short illness Survived by Henry V. Sebesta, Vlasta Blaha, Olga Blazek, Lydia Sebesta and Edward Sebesta.

After services performed at the CMB Church in Snook our deceased Sister was laid to eternal rest at the Snook Cemetery.

Our sincere sympathies to the bereaved family.

Member of Lodge 23, born Feb. 5 1872 at Austria. Died Sept. 24, 1959. Survived by a son, Edward Berger.

After services from St. John Funeral Home, Rev. Hermis officiating, he was buried at the Cometery of Southwest Schulenburg.

Our deceased brother was a retired farmer. He was for 50 years an appraiser for Stockheim Prairie Fire Insurance.

President of St. Joseph Society for several years and also Churoh Trustee. He also was judge for all primary and general elections.

May he rest in peace. )• •( IN MFIVIORIAM OF JOSEPH HAIJK Member of Lodge 89 born Sept. 16, 1899 in Europe and died Sept. 18, 1959 after an heart attack at Clarkson, Tex. Survived by his wife Vera and children Johnnie Joe, Billy Ray, •V. W., Jicrgmy Paul.

After services from the funeral chapel at cameron he was laid to eternal rest at the Clarkson Cemetery.

Our deceased Brother Hauk spent his entire life on a farm, raised a fine family of 5 boys. He was a member of our lodge No. 89 for 30 years, was faithful in attending meetings, served on various committees and his presence will be missed by all the members, Our 'heart felt sympathy goes to his good wife and fine boys. May his soul rest in peace. ) • i

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IN MEMORIAM OF OF LAVERNE NASKI Member of Lodge 88, born May 9, 1935 at Rogers, Texas and died August 23, 1959 after a short illness in a Houston hospital.

Surviving are husband Marion P. Naski and children Debra Denise and Diana Lynn After services from our CMB Church, Rev. Beseda and Rev. Daniel Marek officiated, she was buried at the Brookside Memorial Park. May she rest in eternal peace.

Mrs. Naski was a kind and respectable lady. She was e wonderful wife nd loving mother of two small daughters and had a nice personality. She held a job with the Prudential Ins, Co. for a long period of time, later she held a. job as a clerk. She was very active all her life and was a loving daughter and a wonderful sister and niece. She will be greatly missed by her family and relatives and a host of friends.

Strana 27 IN MEMORIAM We, the undersigned Resolution Committee of Lodge Komensky No. 20 of Granger, Texas, for and in behalf of our members, wish to express our deepest sympathy to the bereaved son and daughter of our departed sister, Mrs. Frances (Stefka) Skrabanek Mrs. Skra,banek, nee Frances Stefka, was born in Czechoslovakia on June 22, 1876 and passed away in San Angelo, Texas, on Monday, Sept. 28th, 1959, in her 83rd year. She was a member of SPJST for better than 58 years, having joined the Order on March 10th, 1901.

Survivers are one son, Henry Skrabanek of San Angelo, Texas, and one daughter, Mrs. Stacy Skrabanek Townson, who presently is living in Europe in the country of Holland where her husband is on temporary assignment.

Funeral services were held in the Granger Brethren Church in Granger, Texas, on September 29th with the Rev. Jessie Skrivanek officiating. Interment was in the Brethren Cemetery at Granger.

May our departed sister rest in eternal peace.

Dated at Granger, Texas, this the 7th day of October, 1959 Jno. P. Trlica F. J. Mikulencak R. F. Holubec Resolution Committee 4

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"Members" In The Texas News The Moravian 4-H Club held its first meeting Sept. 30, 1956 at 12:30 p.m.

The meeting was opened with the club prayer.

Officers were elected as follows: President — Julia Hermis; Vice-President — Joanne Berger; Secretary — Kathy Matus; Treasurer — Patricia Hrncir; Reporter — Geraldine Drozd; Council Delegate — Wilma Tupa; Alternate Delegate — Margaret Supak; Rec. reation Leader — Jeanette Trlica; Recreation Helper — Margie Okruhlik.

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After a lingering illness, death came to Henry C. Jasek, on Sunday, September 27 at 1:30 p.m. at his home. He was 64 years old.

• • Funeral services were held at the Hubbard Funeral Home at Weimar and at Sts. Cyril and Methodius church in Dubina Thursday monrning for Mrs. Matej Cernoch, 80, who passed away at the Youens hospital Tuesday.

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Marilyn Marek of Temple was elected president at the first meeting of the Junior Music Club at a meeting held in the home of Mrs. Buddy Parker recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Will Marchak, Mrs. John Marchak and Mr. Franklin Martinet attended funeral services for Frank Marchak of Austin Monday he is survived by his wife; two sons; three brothers, jehn of Seaton, Adolf of Needville, Will Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pavlas of Shiner of Rogers; one sister Minnie White of announced the engagement and ap- Conroe.

0 • proaching marriage of their daughter i1./iftry Ann to Jerome L. Chunda, son of Fort Bend County Fair Winners and Mrs. Joe Chunda of Shiner.

When the judging had been completed and the points counted the high Mr. and Mrs. Emil Grones are an- point winners were announced by the nounce the engagement and approch- Fort Bend County Fair Women's Divinarriage of their 'daughter, Marlyn, sion Committee. Overall high point winAllori Sevcik, son of Mr. and Mrs. ners were First, Mrs. J. W. Matlock, SecSeveik, The wedding is being ond, Mrs. H. E. Morrison and Third, Mrs. for NoveMber 22 in the Czech Ben Kruse. Mrs. Matlock also won first Moravian Brethren Church at Vsetin. at the 1958 Fair.

In culinary the winners were 1. Mrs. John T. Junek; who has has a 60-acre J. W. Matlock and 2. Mrs. H. E. Morrison. farm about 6 miles southwest from In Fancy Work winners were: Mrs. De Rosenberg is a conservation farm co- Witt Parker and 2. Mrs. J. W. Matlock. opera! ing with the Costal Plains Soil Mrs. Matlock and Mrs. Kruse had the ronservs tion District. Junek believes in two Outstanding entries. Mrs. Matlock rota Lion system using cotton, soybeans was awarded a Silver Platter and many rn 1-lubam clover. He has kept his soil other prizes from local merchants in ill. good condition by using soybeans and Rosenberg.

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• • • • Miss Celesta. Barton, the sweetheart A well-known Shiner lady, Mrs. John of the West Longhorn Club, represented (Mary) Kalivoda, 82, pased away Thurs- the club at the Heart 0' Texas. Rodeo in day, Sept. 24th at home after a long Waco, Thursday of last week. The club illness. Her funeral was held Saturday rode in the grand entry. Miss Barton is of last week. the daughter of City Commissioner and o o Mrs. E. L. Barton of West. She is a lab Funeral services for Mr. Henry C. Jes- technician, employed at Providence Hosc were held Tuesday morning of last pital in Waco. She is well known week from the family home. throughout Central Texas as a rodeo e • and horse show fan and has won many awards and lovely trophies in various Death came to Adolph Julius Bednar events.

69, at Shiner in his sleep at home Suno • day. The funeral was held Tuesday. Rev. Mrs. C. M. Hurta, president of the Edwin J. Oehlke officiated. Mr. Bednar Needville Home Demonstration Club, was ho in in Czechoslovakia, he came to was the winner of the Standard Brands thi- country with his parents as a Yeast Risen Bread Contest at the Fort little boy.

Bend County Fair this week it was announced after judging Tuesday.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Ed Susan and daughters, Genevive and Rose Marie accompanied The Billa Hora Community Club will

by Rev. Gilbert Pekar all drove to Gal- feet Saturday night, October 10th at veston to John Sealey Hospital to visit 8 p.m. at the Community Center. There v,irh Edwin (Sonny) Suson who is a will be no social or lunch, just the busipLi tient there. ness meeting.

• Mrs. Cap Fojt, Secty-Treas.

Granger -- Funeral services for Victor V. Elick, 57, who died Saturday morning of last week in a Temple hospital were held Monday at . 9:30 a. m. from the family home in Granger, folwed by services at the Sts. Cyril and Mrethodhis Catholic Church. Mr. Elick, a member of the pioneer Granger family was a cut.! on buyer, a me.riber of the SP,TST and IIJT Lodge, pa s1 post commander of the Granger Legion Post,

The Komensky PTA held its first meeting on Thursday night Oct. 1 st; called to order by the president, followed by the reading of the minutes and the treasurer's report was given. Election of officers was held in which all the old officers were re-elected by acclamation, as follows:.

President -- Mr. Jim Fishbeck; Vice President --- Miss Agnes Hone; Treas-

Wednesday, October 14, 1959 urer Mr. Vladik Pesek; Reporter — Mrs. barvin Vasek; Mr. George Cinadr, Mr. Victor Buzek, Mrs. Eugene Earta and Mrs. Darvin Vasek were appointed to serve on the social committee.

• Ed L. Zelesky. 53 of Dallas. a drowning victim was buried in Dallas on Sept.

12, following grav ,. skie s-r ..:e es at Restland Memorial Park. He was a brother of Mrs. John R. Baca and Joe J. Zelesky of Fayetteville. Also surviving are two other brothers. Frank R. Zelesky of Houston and Lauis Zelesky of Dallas.

• • Miss Mary Rose Slovacek became the bride of Jerry R. Foitek of Dallas in a ceremony at 10:30 am. Saturday at St. John's Catholic Church in ennis. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Louis S. Slovacek, of Ennis and the late Mr. Slovacek. The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank V. Foitek of West, Texas.

Cameron — A committee composed of Alvin Dusek, Henry Schattle Jr., E. J. Provesek, Howard Tumlinson and Anton Anderle has plans for a Milam County pecan show in Cameron. The date will be set as soon as a schedule for a judge can be arranged with a member of the Texas A. and M. horticulture department, County Agent J. D. Moore said.

• Mr. Ludwig Smajstrla is still in serious condition at the Renger Hospital after suffering a heart atack last Thursday.

• • Needville — Miss Arlene Uherek, bride-elect of Frank Vojtik was honored with a surprise miscellaneous bridal shower on Sunday September 27 from 2 to 4 p.m. in Needville at the home of Mrs. Robert Kuban Jr. • • New class• officers were elected at Rogers. High School this week. Ronnie Tyler was elected president of the senior class, and Charles Bartek was nam.ed Vice President. Other Officers Nadine Hargrove, secretary; Daniel Lesikar, treasurer, Curtis Bedrich, reported; Delores Jecmenek, parliamentarian; Sandra Mikulas and James Engbrock, student council representative and. Lanel 1Vlarchak and Jaines Engbrock, PTA representatives. Mrs. Johnnie Martin and Eugene Kaltwasser are the class sponsors.

Officers elected for the junior class are Sandra Mikeska, president; Johnny Vasek, vice-president; H. L. Farrell, secretary; Pete Castillo, treasurer; Regina Schiller and Clyde Gottschalk, student council representative, and Norma Matous.

Wednesday, October 1 .1, 1959 Sophomore Class: Buddy Dubcak president and Jimmy Cowen vice-president of the sophomore class. Other officers are Helen Stephen, secretary; Carole Clark, treasurer; Bottle Hoelscher, reporter; Helen Stepan and. Barney Knight, student council representatives.

Dal Coleman and Kenneth Beverly are the class sponsors.

Freshmman class officers are Dwayne.

Chiapek president; Maxie Morgan, vice president; Shirley Luksa, secretary; Diann Hargrove, treasured; David Wright and Olinda Mayfield student council representatives, Howell Coleman and James Lowrance are the class sponsors.

Linda Martinet was named freshman cheer leader at the election.

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Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jerry rgia POlasek. The little lass, who weigMucha of Taylor; and Mr. and Mrs. H. ed seven pounds, has been named CarW. Morris of Paris. olyn Ann. • • Mr. and Mrs. Lad Kolenovsky, are Mr. and Mrs. George John Picha of happy to announce the arrival of a dam. Waco are the parents of a baby girl born ghter born on Sept. 25 at Columbus hos- at Providence Hospital. The mother is pital. The little Miss weighed seven the former Gladys Pustejoysky. pounds thirteen ounces and was named • Margaret Mary.

Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Kouba of Bellaire o • are rejoicing over the arrival of a baby Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Pelech of Houston girl born to them on Sunday, Sept. 27 became the happy parents of a baby girl at a Houston hospital. The little lady born Friday at Fayette Memorial hos- tipped the scales at 8 lbs. 4 1,4 ozs. pital. The mother is the former Geo-

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POLKA DANCE CALENDAR CALVIN CHERVENKA Wednessday, October 14 Sil Krenek orchestra -- Plainview Community Center near El Campo Joe Patek orchestra — Club Dance -Moulton Saturday, October 17 Email Bartons orchestra — Millhiem Hall Henry Brosch orchestra -- Fairchild Hall Eddy Dyballa orchestra — SPJST Pokrok Hall in Houston Ed. L. Faraizl orchestra -- KJT Dance --Sokol Hall in Fort Worth Slim Haisler's Playboys — Waco SPJST Linden Hall at Elm Mott Sil Krenek orchestra -- SPJST Hall in Snook Rudy Kurtz orchestra — Lone Star Hall in Port Lavaca Adolph Migl orchestra — Sons of Herman Hall in Dacosta Joe Patek and Bill Mraz orchestra — Battle Dance — Bill Mraz. Hall in Houston San Antonio Czech orchestra — KT Hall in San Antonio Vrazel Polka Band -- SPJST Hall in West West Melodians -- Barn Dance, SPJST Hall in Dallas Frank Zurovetz orchestra -- Free Wedding Dance —SPJST Hall in Taylor.

Sunday, October 18 Emil Bartos orchestra -- Picnic and Dance -- SPJST Hall in Bleiblerville Herny Brawl' orchestra -- 2 to 7 p.m.

Feast -- Anhalt Hall Konvicka's Worthing Band -- All Day Church Celebration — Koerth Parish Hall near Sweet Home Rudy Kurtz orchestra — Wedding Dance Riverside Hall in East Bernard Joe Patek orchestra — SPJST Hall in Taylor Vrazel Polka Band — SPJST Star Hall at Seaton near Temple Monday, October 19 Joe Patek orchestra — Day and Night Wedding Dance — Wharton Tuesday, October 20 Henry Brosch orchestra — Wedding Dance — East Bernard Wednesday, October 21 Joe Patek orchestra — Day and Night Wedding Dance — Plainview Hall near El Campo All the above aances are at night un• tess otherwise specified. This is a frel Service but applies only to those dance(' 0 which mainly polka and waltz mush Is played by a live orchestra. The VestMk or writer will assume no responsi•

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bility resulting from any dance announ• cement which is listed in this column Listings from orchestras and dance hank Czech Day at the Dallas State Fair — thould be received at least one week be Program to be held at the Women's fore publication. Send all listings t4 Building Sunday October 25, 1959. Time, Calvin Chervenka. Route 2, Rogers, TeX from 10:00 A.M. to 1,00 P.M. — See an) • 4 • ( nouncement in this issue.

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Tomas DISTRICT SIX Mrs. Frank Brdecka, Route 1, Box 150 Rosenberg, Texas DISTRICT VII Mrs. Marcella Kleprlik San Antonio, Texas • • The worst indigestion you can get, comes from haying to eat your own criticism.

• 4. • The weatherman would be out of a job on the moon, according the World Book Encyclopedia. The moon's gravity is too weak to hold an atmosphere, or air, so there is no weather.

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Addresses Of Our Di trict 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 KITETON Route 1 Abernathy, Texas District 5 J. M. SKRABANEK 4720 Bellaire Blvd.

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"No." ) • 4 • "You live on a faint and don't drink That "silvery moon" is really an unimaginative dark brown, says World milk at all?"

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--.) • 4, • ( • Sign in ammunition Warehouse: "If Remember the District 6 Meeting at Talton, Texas, November 8. Contest of you must smoke, go ahead! Then leave Lodge Princesses and Queen's Ball at by the exit which your head will make in the roof." night.