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JAKA JE NAME BUDOUCNOST? Snadna jest na tuto otazku odpoved'— Bude takova, jak si ji my dlenove utvarime. — Pied novem rokem nuti uddlosti, pkiznive i ty nemile, aby se Va g redaktor a vy elenove s nim, se poohledli na to co bylo v tomto roce vykonano. — PM torn je nutno si zapamatovati, svornost jest tot mocnou paskou, ktera nits v Jednote vale v mocny celek. tut° pro rozdilne nahliteni na jednu a tu samou otazku mute mezi nami povstati Akodlive nedorozumeni, ale nagi snahou budit, chraniti se, aby zla vine, nespokojenost a rozbroj nebyl do nagich fad vznesen. — Svorni i v tomto nagem 63tern roce budeme siliti a porostem, kdetto rozdelene budeme ztraceti nadgeni k spoledne praci a tim i potrebne sily. — Pro tyto pkidiny hled'me klidne uvatovati o kaide otazce a snatme se uptirnne podkiti na ge osobni zajmy, zajmum vetginy pro, dobro sve Jednoty.

od roku dobd. Jednota rychle rostla v ohledu elenstva i rnajetne. Pte gli jsme mnoha leta i tetldch zkou gek a dnes, dik dobremu vedeni, hospodarnosti, patri nage Jednota mezi nejlepgi a nejsilnej gi bratrske Jednoty v Texasu Hled'me ji si tak i nadale uchovati.

Za celou dobu nageho trvani neni ani jedneho pkipadu, te by byla na ge Jednota odmitla spravedlivS, narok na podpo ru, nebo te by byla nevyplatila sve pojistky.

Mimo toho katda dobra vec narodni i lidumilna a vzdelavaci nachazela podpory. — KrasnY to rekord na kted nniteme

Dideiite upozor neni Chceme Vas viechny piatele fonts zdvo file upozorniti, aby jste si laskave 2014dili, by VaSe pfispevky do Vanoeniho eisla ktere bude vydano v pondeli dne 21. prosince &SR nas v tiskarne nejdele v patek dne 18teho prosince.

ayti privem hrdi a jaldm se nemtite pochloubiti hued jen tak jina Jednota.

Nag pozoruhodnY rekord, na ge diste jmeno, nag pokrok od posledniho sjezdu, nag fispeg nY organisadni odbor, prospiva jici odbor mladete, cela kada dinnYch organisatora, na ge rostouci tady jsou nej lepgim dirkazem, te sprava a vedeni jsou na dobre ceste, a zasluhuji si nagi stranne podpory. — Vedeni katcle organisace si obeas k svemu povzbuzeni zasluhuje vyjedkeni dtrvery sveho elenstva a proto vgeho toho jsem Vain zde pkipomel i proto abychom naddle pro dobro nagi Jednoty svorne pospolu pracovali a varovali se katdeho nedorozumeni, malichernSrch sport a vgeho toho co Ms rozdvojuje a seslabuje.

Pkidiiime se tedy v novem roce, v rode sjezdu, by jeden katdSr ziskal si nejakou zasluhu o zdar a vtriist na gi Jednoty. — Ke't v novem roce ustoupi vge do pozadi co hati na ge dobre dalgi snahy a nage budoucnost bude skveld. — Jen chtejme vgichni upkimne a vytrvale a dojdeme v roce 1960 zas vytknuteho tile.

Dlutno si tu new pripomenouti, co

by Ms sestry a bratki melo povzbuditi k dalgi svorne praci v katclern i tom nejmengim 'rade a vgechny nas v cele Jednote. — Bude tomu v kratkosti jit Pamatujme na nagi mladet a svornou 63 rokil co to nage Jednota mils podala Tim umoini se nagim spolupracovni- praci spojene, budeme dozajiste spoled-, pOsobiti v nagem Texasu. innost svoji kiim v tiskarne aby i jina price po vytla- ne kradeti k lep gi budoucnosti. zapodala s hrstkou dlenstva, necelYch ni Vestniku mohia bfti pied svatkem Necht' gt'astrd novS7 rok nas v dobre 900 Menu. Jak tetke byly podatky vi jen Vanoeniho veeera vykonana. Dekuji Vim shode spoji. ty kdot prodelavali jeji vYvoj. — Vzdor za tato laskavost piedem a vgem vgem pfekatkam a nepkiznivYm NO:1m PITA it'astne a opravdu vesele svatky.

Na zdar! s nimit bylo zapasiti, vzrOst jeji byl rok Ludva 0. Hogek, Red. Red.

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Olovek nemreZe vyjadrit nekolik vet, aby na sebe neprozradil, kam zivotem dosped a. svYnai hazory sved g aim skuteene j est.

• • NejkrasnetSi na svete musi byti ta, me kde bydli opravdu glechetni lid's a jejich laska nevyeerpatelna.

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V •ivote jaci jsme, tak take jednaine: tak se i nam pak cleje. -- Jsnie budovatcle sveho gte g ti a leZ a pokrytectvi jsou povaly marne a zradne.

VelkY je' jen teri, kdo snaZi se pasobiti nejvic, dobra a nizkY le ten kdo sice dobro od jinSich pritima, ale sdm to do, bro jen zlcm splaci.

• • Na vS7 1 ku, ktord nam byla nedayno Zaclovotujeme si bratra zdvofile Pozorniti, Ze kaZdY zclej gi (Mean kterST se pokougi zde mezi nami obhajovat a propagovat jednani a system komunisticke vlady v kterekoliv zenii, se provirmje pro ti zrizeni na g demokraticke soustavy.

Do,zajiste e si o celem svein stanovisku drikladne neuva2oval.

KaalS7 jeden smYgli jak ty bratfe mel by to skusit a vratit se do zerne to kde povakije pomery za tak vzorne, by poznal jak by se jernu tam. zamlouvalo trvale • Clacete-li aby spolkov;c7 Zivot ye Vagem radu obZivl a se ute gene rozvijel k prospeclau Jednoty a eels va gi osady, jest ne, zbytne nutno, aby ste nezapominali na prVni podminku toho' a sice, hidnou navgtevu rdclovych selifizi. V gude tam, kde radove sehilze jsou slabs na,v gtevovan& tarn neire oeckavat, Ze se neeo pro dobro Jednoty, net) osady pro na g e vlastni dobro vykona.

• Vg e, echo je • nam tfeba ku dalgimu vzrustu v novem roce jest vice porozumeni pro konani elenskYch povinnosti.

Pracrtjme vAucle talc jak pracuji ,sestry a brati v nekolika na gieh radech a brzo se presvedeime, jak i jinde bude notegitelnY vYsleclek tolmto snaZeni. = Ovgem, Ze u radfl s men gim okruhem pfrsobnoSti nen-U.126m oeekavat, Ze by ziskavaly nova eleny v takovern Poetu jak rady v mestech, ale pH. -dobra yfili a Sinze se cla pomoej elerrstva v gude neco ye prospech Jednoty vykonati.

• Svoji vlastni neteenosti ztracime to elenstvo vlastni i nave proSpekty,

ktere se bud'. pripojuji aneb ptistupuji k eizonarodnim spoikilm co jest ovgem ztratou pro na gi Jednotu. Kandy ndS" dbalY elen mel by se starati o to, je-li V jeho sousedstvi nokterV,,n4 g elovek kterY dosud neni t';lenem na g Jednoty a hlecleti jej pomoci na gich organisatoru ziska,1;.

• Neoduvodnenou kritikou, gkarohlidstvim, ostouzenim neziskame nic — naopak jen gkodiMe nag Jednote a ztracime pra,tele sve. Proto dejme ITYhost vg emu tomu co by nam v novena rocs mohlo Akoditi, a pracujme pro na gi milou Jednotu vkly vg ude a za kagdStch okolnosti. o • .. gi JedNikdy neodstizujme vefejne na . , okud jsme jejimi eleray.

— Jednap notu nim takovYm. v ,prvni rade sniZujeme sami sebe.

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Snahou nael a kaZdeho Padu v novem roce mblo by bSiti prieinovati se aby se znamost dobra o nas Jednote gifila a tim se umoZnilo ziskavati nove Clenstvo. Spoirne se tedy v novem roce k agitaeni praci a, k nAporndei organisatoram.

Pfed nekolika lety risme si ku.naM Akede zvykli, rhocliti s kaalou tou na g "bolesti" na verejnost a &Ism ten na g organ, byl neeIenum pro legraci. - 7- Nic nam to vg e nepornoblo, gkodih. jsrne. Jed note a jeden druhemu jen strpeovali Zivot a to spolkove snaZeni Neni radno nag e "bolesti" vetrati,pred vdejnosti a mnoho nedorozumeni se 0, urovnati v. eluchu opiavdu bratrskem, sou krornne.

• K Plecleglemu je g ie clluZno ptipojiti, hlavnina freelem na g Jednoty mimo 0chrany Zivotni jest jak tomu rozumhne, pestovati pfatelstvi, bratrstvi, utu2ovat svazky nag e a pamatovat na potteby to na gi rnladeli. ) • 4•(

Naiim dopisovatellinct Nektere jig pozde doge picispevky, kdyi jii byla sazba do tohote eisla vysazena, jsem psi nejlep g nemohl uinistniti, odpustle. ) 40 Voilavka z odpadkit ovoce grapefruit se zaeala vyrabet ye velkem meritku na Florida kde je ohromne mnoZstvi odpad ku tohoto oblibeneho ovoce.

Ve stfedu, dne 16. prosince 1959

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-- 2e "Johns Drive Inn Store" ye Waco, vlastnenY Rudy Kritanem byl vykraden 1. prosince. Cela zasoba studenYch natezil, cigarety, bedny piva, svrchnik v cane 90 dolart, rfizne nadini a elektricSmutna zprava nas cloth% minulk tY- 10 "percolator" na vafeni kavy, byly odden, to synek meho zesnuleho bratran- cizeriy. Rudy Kti gan nejvice postrada ce J. F. Kudrny, Wesley Kudrna nahle portfolio ire kterern mel cenne papiry a zemfel. Litujeme, ze nam nebylo mot- dokumenty jako organisator fadu Cotno se jeho pohilau sndastniti. Na ge upti- tonwood 6. 6 SPJST za vraceni eeho g namna soustrast matce a calk pozilstale ro bizi p. R. Kfi gan odmenu. dine. — Necht' odpodiva v pokoji. go •

Co pies tiiden jsem zaslechl

Strana 3 — Ze se stavbou venkovske silnice z Moravia k Schulenburgu pies. St. John bylo jig zapoeato. Ma bYt hotova do dervence pfigtiho roku.

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Nage nivitevy

V nagi tiskarne minulY tYden nav gteyou nas poteSil pan farat Kostohryz z Temple, br. F. M. Matush, br. Hubik, Freund, Cervenka dale bratti J. Foit, • • Raymond Voleik, br. Bartosh od Penelo-- 2e v Houstonu z kostela, Our Lady of pe a sestra Soukupova. — Pekne jsme si — 2e Joe Mikeska star 65 let zemfel v Fatima byl v patek 20. listopadu pochos kagclSim hostem pohovotili a vgechny Houstone. Jeho odchociu tell mantelka van krajan Frank Welfl, rozenSi pfi navgtevy nas opravdu Minnie, dcery a synove i brat& Zesnu- Sweet Home pied 61 lety. Zanechal manlY byl pochovart poblite Brooshire, Te- telku v Galena Park it Houstonu, sedm ) • .20 • ( xas. deer, syna Franka.

Kalendai okrskovk"ch

— Ze °bean& v blizkern Lakeview vyhrali — .2e mantels Clement Svrdkovi byli oclvolbu minulY tYclen a takto povolen tam dani v kostele Nanebevzeti P. Marie ye prodej piva a lihovin.

West pied 25 lety dp. Vaclavern Syrekem • bratrern p. Clementa Svreka. Po svatbe — Ze ye Wharton po zadu gni Mgt sv. byl bydleli ve West 1 rok a odstehovali se do pochovan John Janik, 511etY barvit. Za- Aquilla, Texas, kde farmatili. Maji jedinechal matku pani Willie Janikovou a nou dceru, Ivlarii. Sve sttibrne vYrodi tku oslavili 22. listopadu v osade Abbott bratra Otto Janika, ye Wharton. v osadni sini.

- Ze Henry Macek zemfel 30. listopadu ye Fort Worth ye stall 61 let. Narodil se 11. zati 1898 ye Welcome, Texas. Odchodu jeho tali sestry pi. Aug. Marek v Abbott, pi. Olga Champman ye Ft. Worth a bratr John Macek v Chieagu.

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- Ze v San Antonio v kostele Fanny Marie zde 21. listopadu Father Francis Duffy sezdal sl. Virginii Klaru Kutaeovu, dceru ma,ngehl Bohumil KutadovYch, s Ri chardem Hardinem.

• • v nedeli rnaniele. Jindfich Ffihodo vi oslavili 35te ykrodi sveho sriatku. Deti a pfibuzni je ptekvapili a vesele se vgichni pobavili pfi hosteni ye Fayetteville. ?I, tfori:.

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— Ze zlate svatby doekali se take krajangti mantels Jim Faitovi ze Shiner. Ho stina byla nripravena u jejich jedineho syna James Faita.

Ze v Nada kostele Fanny Marie 21. listopadu dp. Edmund BilSr sezdal sl. Gladys Minareikovu, dceru pani Joe Minar eikove, s Bennie Voldikern, synem John VoleikovYch z Ellinger.

• ye stall 77 let zemfela pani Mary Polagkova, vdova po janu polagku, 18. li stopadu a pochovana od na geho pohrb nika Kubeny v patek 20. listpadu na,K0erth pc) zadu gni msi sv. v tamnim kostele.

schuzi Okrsek 2 Dne 24. dubna 1960, yyroeni schfize druheho okrsku bude se konat v nedeli u fa,clu Praha eislo 29. poblite Taylor.— Biag i zpravy budou zde podane jak bu'‘' de motno.

Okrsek 3.

-- mangele Alois D. Haidu gek ml. byBude konat svoji vS7rodni schtzi 1960 li obdafeni synadkem v nedeli 29. listo- u tadu Jaromir eislo 54 ye West. — dapadu v St. Paul nernocnici ye Fort Worth. tum a potad budou oznamene vYboSynadek vati 8 liber pri narozeni. rem.

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— Ze v nterS7 dokonala v Houstonu staPfigti jarni schtze 6teho okrsku v rotenka Anetka Svobociova, doma. Pohfeb byl z kostela sv.• Josef a na kat. htbitov v ce 1960 bude se konat v LaSalle, Texas, Yoakum. Zanechava zde syna a dve pro- die pfijateho odporneeni z okrskove schii vdane dcery pak v Yoakum bratra E. zi. Blizgi podrobnosti a datum, pada, FeJ. Schindlera, sestry pi. C. H. Weathers a ditel s vYborern okrsku, — co nejdfive pi. I. Mott, jako i pi. Daniel Hattenbach bude motno, tak aby na ge okrsky sve planovani postupne si mohli stanoviti. v Texas City.

Prosim, venujte ohlagkam svoji po• • — 2e konvence Narodniho Svazu des- zornost. — Redakce dekuje za yeasne kYch Katoliku pfigtiho roku bude v En- pozorneni.

• • nis, Texas, prvni nebo druhou nedeli v VII. Okrsek tijnu. Rozhcidnuto tak ye sehtizi VYkonNage jarni schtze 7 okrsku bude se ko neho vSlaoru Narodtiiho Svazit konane v nat prvni nedeli v kvetnu 1960 u faclu Chicagu v nedeli 29. listopadu.

La Parita 161, poblite Jourdanton. — To e Nicholas Burney, 54 lets' chiroprak to oznameni einime easne aby tato neticks' lekaf z Las Vegas, Nevady, byl us- dele nam byla laskave ponechana. ) • 4 • mrcen pavoukem eernou vdovou. Byl pavoukem kousnut do ruky petkrat kdyi oVase dopisy ye Vestniku jsou etene blokal kazajku. Poutil dornacich lekii a minto Texasu v eels Americe, v Kanade koneene gel do nemocnice, ale tam za a na ostroyfith v Pacifiku kde na gi hogi kratko zemtel. eleni slaull v amide SpojetVeh Ste, tech. Pate z vagich ,osad ani nevite ko— 2e po zadugni ni gi $v. v Shiner byla na ho zprivou potekite. — kat. hilaitove v Moulton pochovatia sta) • ••• • tenka Mary Krametbauerova, rozena Sta rY, ye stall 76 let. Pochazela ze stare vla JalOm kdo jest, to v jeho mod, a jak sti, mantel ji pfede gel v 1954. o nem se mysli a mluvi, to v cizi.

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c sio 47. SPJST Seaton Texas Sestry a bratti:— Upozorneni kadoldm bratrtlm a sestram jakoZ i vtem okolnrin krajantim z blzka i z daleka. — ftad se usnesl poradat vanoeni program nebo "Christmas Party" dne 20. prosince (v nedeli) yeeer. V test hodin bude podavana vecere a o 8 hodinach zaene vanoeni program. Sestry radove jsou Zadane aby ptinesly (jak obytejne) nejake peeivo.

Myslim ze podrobnejti prirbeh celeho pro gramu vypite sestra Pechalova v anglic ice stati. Tak zveme nate osadniky z okoli aby nas ten veeer navttivili. Pokada ni 'deco podobrieho vyZaduje dost prace a naduahy a hojna navtteva ukaZe ze prace pokadajicich je dostateene ocenena,. Tak pkijedle vtichni komu bude mcdno phjet: Cesta ktera vede podle radove sine C. 53 je rortikovand a jest na ni nekolik objadek. ale ty jsou dobke upravene a vtude jsou vYstraZne signaly talde je docela bezpeene po ni jet.

Mimo toho byly ve schtzi doplriky voleb a sice volba cvieitelky mladeZe a sirioveho hospodate. Za cvieitelku mlade'ze bvla zilovu zvolena sestra Clara Hejlova a za hospodake nebo 'manager-a," br.

Jerry Pechal, ktery to misto zastaval poslednich 6 mesicil, kdyZ se bratr Hajzler vzdal.

Pak phtla k projednani vYzva od vni riratiovnv pod 1u:12w-in "Miss SPJST" sales promoting program. VYzva byla ye fcn me car kulake a byla vysland na vtecky rally v (eCi anglicke a myslim ze bude uvekeinena v nekterern eisle Vestniku proto nebudu podrobnosti vypisovat.

Jsou prilis sloZite. ftad se rozhodl (least nit se to souteZe nebo "contestu" budeli moZno dostat dost mladYch 61enek, kte ru by se chtely -Leta souteZe freastnit.

Do detskeho oddeleni byla pkijata San dra Jean Dub6ak.

Toto bude asi raj posledni dopis letotniho roku a proto pfeji bratru reda,ktorovi, jeho spoluredaktorce bratru Holdskovi, celemu personalu tiskarny Vestniku a 6echoslo yaka, vtem bratrfun a sestram nati Jednoty, jakoZ i vtem dtenatrim Vestniku Vesele Vanoce, a 8t'astnS7 a rispet riST Novfr Rok. S bratrskSun pozdravem, Karel Kalenda, dopisovatel. ° ( Pokrok Dallas Oslo 84 Sestry a bratki:-Rok se chy1i ku konci, tedy varn oznamuji, ze nate pravideln6. schfize se bude

VEST K — WEST, TEXAS

Ve stfedu, dne 16. prosince 1959

Nakek nad tim neporntide ale co ma pfij it, prij de.

Jako prorok Jeremiat nad skazou Jeruzalema natikal ale tim jeho zkazu neads/rata od neho. Musime se s tim smitit a brat to jak to pfijde. Vzdor tomu Vtemu, nate Jednota utetene skveta, jde do pfedu a to co strati v novem elenstvu na venkove, ziska zas na nem v meste.

Svatky vanneni s celS7m s yYm tajemstvim a nehou se kvapem bliai, vzpomin.ky na proSite Vanoce ty svatky rodinneho blaha a Lasky vsajemne, kdo by rad nevzpominal a oaivoval ty krasne vzpominky v sobe. Vte nejkrasnejti pfeji vtem etenaltim, redakci a cele Hlavni fadovne Vat vtech Fred IVItoulka na Velehrade. ) • *T.•( West, Texas Add Cottonwood eislo 6. SPJST, odbYval vS7roCni schilzi a volbu ntedniku na rok 1960 v nedeli 6. prosince v `radove sini. Navtteva byla tak velka, Se mnoho elen0 a hostu byli nucene stati po celY program.

Nasledujici Afednici byli zvoleni na, pH std rok, pkedseda Jos. Janeeka, mistopfed seda Raymond Voleik, tajemnice pi. Marie Janeeka, teetni Raymond Vochoska, pokladnik John KfiSan, zabavni vYbor: John Ktilan a Jerry Sumbera, dnvernici; Walter Mikeska, Raymond Voleik a Jerry Sumbera. (Mani vybor Robert Haw Pkijali ,jsme tento rok pet novStch ele- kins, Frank Pavlas a Alvin Pavlas, vYs obnosem pojitteni etyki tisice pet bor ku navttevovani nemocnYch bratrii set. Na Hlavni rikadovne mysli, `ze je to a sester: pi. Elenora Voleik, Jim Nors a malo. ale ja zas myslim, Se je to dost, John Kfilan. Radovi lekafi, Dr. G. W. kcl \tz nete6e aspori kdyZ kape se kika a na Gidney a Dr. B. D. Pierce. Knihovnice, polo( ry natal() Ltclu neni to tak rrrjlo. pi. Ruth KfiSanova, a Jerry Sumbera. Re Ono uS to lep ,;i and nebude, tedko se sha- solueni vYbor, Ruth Kilan, Marie Jall' novi elenore, kde neni mladeho do- neeka a Tonie Marek. RadovY organisarostu a myslim, ze ta bolest neni jenom u toil John KfiSan, Rudolf KfiSan z Waco, nateho tadu Velehradu ale i pki jinYch a Raymond Voleik. Za vyslance do sjezdu venkovnich fadech.

SPJST zvolen bratr John KfiSan a niJe tomu jiz par rokit co pfedseda br. hradnik br. Jos. Janeeka.

Po ukoneeni schtze byla podavana chu Ed. Marek z Hlavni fikadovny nine navttivil a chytil me v poli. Sedeli jsrne v tna yeeefe sestavajici a peeeneho krocaprikope na slunieku a probirali jsme na, a pozdeji Vanoeni program provedespolkove a radove veci a mezi jinS(rn br. ny mladeSi od tadu Cottonwood pod diMarek povida: "Bratke Mieulko, nenech- redktivou pi. Ruth KiiSanove. Na pestte si vy venkovnl tidy vzit vtecko prven rem prograrou neinkovali, Richard Mistvi ze sv9ch rukcm neb oni se nararime keska s uvitacim proslovem, mala Jeanderou do pkedu". A Ja na to: "13ratte, nete KfiSan u piano, zahrala "Ticho, noc", pfedsedo, teZko se branit a zabranit to- Jerry Janeeka pfednes1 basal., Nancy Be mu prvenstvi, jestli ta mladeZ bucle seda pfednesla base). "Hello Folks", Kat tak hotline utikat do mest, nejvic do by Zapalao zahrala "It came upon a Houstonu. 8koly nam pobrali s detmi do Midnight" na piano-accordion George mest, dorostlejti utikaji sami, za leptirn Smajstria zahral na piano-accordion — Zivobytim a na venkove zustavame jen "Ticha noc" a "Tomorrow never comes", my staid. Fanny pkichazeji do vlastnict- Johnnie Kfilall ptedstavil Mikulate. Tim vi cizich lidi nejvic z /nest." BomuZel, ale byl peknY program ukoneen a zapodala jaka porada a aZ my staid se pominem, taneeni zaba,va. jestli to tak piljde dal, budou se na naDie navttev soudil bych, Se tento fad tich mistech prohanet stada dobytka . potfebuje pro svuj dais' vyvin vets' mi-

odbYvat dfive neSli obyeejne zaeinarne a to tfeti nedeli v prosinci 20teho ye tii hodiny odpoledne.

Pkipada nam volba kadovS7ch rikednika a ta delegatri do sjezdu a Pile drilelite j ednani.

Po schrizi bude cletskS7 program a kaSdy je uctive zvan tak nezapornerite tketi nedeli 20teho ye tri hodiny odpoledne.

S pozdravem, ,Frank J. Henzen, taj. ) •, 4 • ( 1'64 Velehrad eislo 19 Schulenburg, Texas Mill etenaki:— Talc vroeni schuze je jiZ za nami! Pekne poCasi a i poiiiohlo, ze se c1o4avil slunST pocet elenu, co z u nateho kadu ne ni zrovna obyeejem. Ale, neni tea divu, neb nate elenstvo je rortrouteno dal od nateho slavneho Velehradu, ba, mame eleny aZ ye slunne Californii. Prribeh schtize byl dosti hladkY, vtecko tlo jak na masle, ale Zadne vetti uddlosti se neudelaly cot pri tak malem poetu domacich elenft and jinak neni moZno. Uredni ci pro Witt rok navrZeni vtichni stall jednohlasn(-; a sice: Pfeciseda, Roy Bueek, mistopredseda Alfons Kristinek; ta jemnik, Ferd. Mieulka; freetnik, Joe Pato lik ;pokladnik, Jerome Jureno; Vyslancern do sjezdu zvolen br. Roy BilCek a na, hradnikem je br. Jerome Jureno.

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stnost pohodlnou kuchyti pro Sestry a lepgi osvetleni. ) •4•( jourdanton, Texas Mile sestry a brat& V nagi pravidelne schtizi dne 6. prosince bylo • ujednano, ge schtze nageho 7 okrsku bude se konat zde u nas u tadu "La Parita" Oslo 161 prvni nedeli v kvetnu 1960 a podrobny program bude ozDamen co nejdtive bude mogno. — Zadame nage ostatni distrikty aby nom tento den byl pro schfizi laskave ponechan. — SrdednY vanoeni pozdrav a pkani redakto rovy a vgem elentim, jsem s bratrskYm pozdravem Joe L. Jukieek, ptedseda 7. okrsku.

• )• El Campo, Texas Mile sestry, brat •i a ctend redakce nageho VeStniku.

Zajiste vgichni pfeinY glime jakY darek by byl vhodnY pro na ge mile ke svatkum vanoenim. V srdci na. gich je pfoni by to byl darek milk a vitanY. Tu zajiste ka g ge nemtge bYti darek vhodnej--dYuzna, gi, jako kdy zajistime pro sve mile dostatedne pojigteni u nagi mile Jednoty.

Nage certefikaty u na gi Jednoty stavaji se vhodnYm darkem vanoenim pro mnohe pfidiny. Jsou vhodne pro kagdeho.

Nemusite si lamati hiavu jestli jest darek podle mody, nebo velikosti a odstiny barev jako jinYch darkach. Zajiste odpadne starost mail-li obdarovani potfehu pro vas darek. TakovY clarek mute se stati podarova,netrm zakladnim nem pro gt'astnou a spokojenou budoucnost.

Tak, kdy budete pfepoeitavati veci ktere do.rky chcete neb hocIlate zakoupit, myslete take ge nage mild jednota ma darek, kterY ma to nejistej gi cenu a budoucnost.

Mile sestry a bratti zajiste mi date za pravdu, ge Vanoce a na ge vzpominky jsou jako dye sestry kdybychom nikdy jindy neponotili se s yYmi myglenkami a city do minula zajiste ponotime se vzpominkou na zagle easy v techto piemilYch dnech, kdy sta veci nas k tomu nuti a pobada.

Srdci o nern g fikame, g'e je zahadne a nevyspitatelne, dostaei jenom manekost, aby se probudilo k vzpominani a radi v tuto vanoeni dobe se tomu poddava me, proto ge v tech vzpominkach i pookfejeme. V na gem srdci jdou vzpominky na dectvi i na ty, ktefi ji g damp odeAli do tej poyeene noci, ale piece s nami stale giji ye vdedne pameti.

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avgak ug to tak prucice nezaboli, proto ge uz davno jsme se s ni smifili. Pfidina toho snageni byla jak dnes tak i pied davnYmi lety byla to laska v tech dnech viditelne projevo yand, ktera, nam zanechala dojmy nezapomenutelne. A praye v tuto vanodni dobu a vzporninkovein rozechveni si uvedomujeme, co v mi nulosti zdanlive odvate, jako to podzim ni listi, pfelilo se na trvalo do na gich srd ci. Vgechno to, jeng jsme v dobach sve mladosti ye dnech vanoenich progivali, zapsalo se do srdci na gich svou eistou radosti a yYznamem kterY jsme bez jakehokoliv vYkladu jasne pochopili My vgichni v tuto vanoeni dobu se citime, citove velmi bohati. V tom na gem pachteni se Are shonu a honu v gedniho na geho givota v nanosu ka gdodennich starosti, vge polevilo, kdyg se probudila noeni vzpominka. A tak kdy vzpominame v ptemile pameti na mile ruce, cla yno slogene do klinu veeneho pokoje, z nichg bravali jsme s dui rozechvelou darek, sebe skromnej gi abychom se z neho 'dlouho te gili, take my se sna'g me pHnageti radost, ktera by mela bYti posvecena, laskou. Tim take uctime pamatku nagich drahYch hlav, ktere v ntlem di nagem, rozsvecovaly v na gich dugich poznani vedne krasy, laskaveho einu, v teto vanoeni dobe pfipada nam jako bychom v to vzne gene chvili svou vzpominkou kladli gtedroveeerni dar i na rovy jejich, na ge zraky tram ptitom vlhnou znovu probuzenou a nikdy nehynouci vdeenosti k nim.

K vam vgem v tuto vanoeni dobu promlouva hlas nageho mladi, rodne zerne veku, a je to v'eru pfemilY hlas, pfinage blahe pocity. A proto necht' zni sestry a bratti i ye vagich dugich v techto slavnYch dnech vanoenich a necht' radost vstoupi do srdce va geho vterni jeho branami.

A yam vgem organisatorturr i organisatorkam pfeji v gem gt'astne a vesele vdnoce a je gte ziskejte ka gdY jednoho Cekance a vypinime nam ulo genou kvotu.

Take redakci a v gem spolupra.covnikfn Vestniku i echosiovaka pfeji At'astne a vesele Vanoce.

S pozdravem 1g. genkytik, Dist. org .

kladnik. Delegat do sjezdu 1960, Frank Holub.

Pfejeme vgem elenam a vgem bratrfim a sestram tadu na geho Vesele Vanoce a 8t'astnST NovY Rok 1960.

S pozdravem Frances BezecnY, taj. )•4• cis. 9. Stovall Snook, Texas Sestry a bratti:-Jak jste asi rileli vedomost konala se schtze na geho fadu a pfi teto vYrodni schttzi jsme meli i spoleenY °bed. Tegila nas vgechny velice pekna nav gteva vgechny se pekne pobavili a jen si pfejerne aby to tak i na dale potrvalo. — tfednici fadove byli zvoleni jednohlasne a sice:— Pfeds. Hy Vajdak, Inistopfeds. J. 8krabanek, Tajemink, E. R. Jakubik, neetni Richard Jtinek, pokl. Fr. L. Jakubik. bstatni vYbory budou voleni v pfigti schtizi, ktera se bude konat prvni nedeli v lednu. 1960 o dvou hod. odp. — Po nagi schtizi bude se konat schnze htbitovni.

Tak nezapomente a vgici ptijd'te.

S bratrskYm pozdravem, E. R. Jakubik, tajemnik.

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Rad MtirayskYch Bratii elide 6 Cottonwood, Texas Cteria, redakce; bratti, sestry a pfatele:— ftadova schfize se konala prvni nedeli v prosinci 6teho Ve 4 hodiny odpoledne v sliii v Cottonwood, Texas.

Pfedseda Josef janeeka ji zahajil pH velke na,VgteVe bratril a sester.

Tajemnice Marie Janeeka pfeeetla pro tokol z posledni schtize a pfijat jak eten.

Po vyfizeni jinYch zale gitosti a dopisn, pak byla volba tifednikil a delegata do sjezdu.

Zvoleni jsou na ptigti rok 1960: Pfedseda, Josef Janeeka, mistopfedseda, Raymond Voleik, tajemnice, Marie Janeeka, neetnik, Raymond Vochoska, pokladnik, John R. Milan, rnajetkovY vYbor jsou: Jerry 8embera, Raymond Voleik, Walter Mikeska, neetni vYbor: R. E. Hawkins, Alvin Pavlas, Frank Pavlas. Resolueni vYbor: Ruth Kfi gan, Antonia Marek, Marie Janeeka, VYbor ku navgtevovani nemocnYch.: Elenora Voldik, Jim Nors, John R. Ktigan. Zabavni vYbor: Jerry Sembera, John R. Kfi gan. — Knihovnice: Ruth Khan a Jerry gembera. — kadovSr itad Cis. 67 Schulenburg, Texas lekafi: Dr. G. W. Gidney a Dr. B. D. pierce. — ftaclovS7 organisatoti John R. MI Sestry a bratfi:— Timto oznamujeme vYsledek na gi volby gan, Rudolf Ktigan a Raymond Voldik. — ze schtize konane dne 6. proince (Dec.) Dopisovatele do anglicke Cast! Vestniku a site fifednici zvolene pro rok 1960 jsou: Ruth Kfigan, do Ceske dasti, Raymond F. A. BezecnY, pfedseda, Frank Holub st.

Zajiste i nejaka teskliva, vzpominka mistopiedseda, Frank Holub st. tajemPo ukoneeni schiize byla podavana se pfegene pies nas prah na gi pameti, nik a ireetnik, First Nat'l. Bank (?) po- chutna, vedete sestavajici z pedeneho kro

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cana a pozdeji Vanoeni program prove- ly druhou nedeli v rnesici na misto teeti deny mladdi od eadu Cottonwood pod jak doposud se dein. direktivou pi. Ruth Ktilanove. Tim byl S bratrskYm pozdravem peknY program ukoneen.

Val Nemec, S bratrskYm pozdravem a peanim Vara Rt. 1 Thorndale, Texas vgem toho nejlep giho, zilstavam jako ) • 4. t Vidy Vag kid Jaro 130, Dallas, Texas Raymond Voleik dopisovatel. Ctene sestry a bratti:— Nage vYroeni prosincova schilze byla dosti pekne navgtivena a byl velky Rad Dennice, cis. 94 jem, neb se volili eadovi iteednici a deWheelock, Texas legati do pei gtiho sjezdu v dervnu v San Ctena, redakce, sestry a laratti:— Zdeluji vYsledek ze schnze konane Antonio. Na gi neednici na pei gti rok jsou prvni nedeli t. m. ye Wheelock kde jsme nasledovne: Peedseda Miro Jureik, misvolili idedniky pro rok 1960 a zde je toho toptedseda Milton Vrla, tajemnik John vYsledek. — J. J. Seasta peeds. — Ed. Sebetka, neetnice Hattie 8ebetka, pokSkubal mistopeedseda, 3. A. Rychlik, ta- ladnik Stanley Vrla. Za delegaty byli zvo jemnik, Albert Seasta, fleetni, John R. leni Hugo Schefeak, Stanley Vrla, naSeasta pokladnik, Alb. Seasta, domov- hradnici za Schefeaka Arnold Vrla za nik a delegat do sjezdu J. A. Rychlik, /la Stanley Vrlu, Miro Jureik.

Do peigti distriktni schtize, ktera, se hradnik J. R. Seasta.

Za organisatora zvolen Henry Blakk bude odbYvat peed sjezdem ve West, Tepro nag tad a tak doufame, ze bratee xas, kde bude nominovanY riditel teetiho Henro se do toho jak se patil zabere g a distriktu na, 4 roky byl zvolen za delega ze udelag pro nas mnoho dobra i pro ta Arnold Vrla a za nahradnika Hugo Schefeak. Volby vYboru a dopisovatele to nagi milou Jednotu.

Dnes co Vain toto pi gu, tak pomalu pee jsme si ponechali na pei gti lednovou schtl prcha, ale bylo jiZ toho date treba a jen zi, neb na nas eekala vYborna vedete: pe vice, neb jak nebude vic pr get, tak mno- eena vepeova, kysele zely, knedliky, kolaha ta krava se vesna nedoeka. Peedpovi- ee, gtrudl a jine chutne peeivo ktere nam da se tuba., zima. Proto, ze se Vanoce nage obetave sestry peipravily.

Nag vanoeni veeirek pro deli nagich blili, tak i ja \ram v gem etendeum i nagim dopisovatelfim, redaktorovy a vgem teech eada, to jest — Sokola, 'tad Jaro a ileedniktim Hl. fitadovny, vnbec vgem 2enskY kroukk, bude se odbYvat jak peateliim peeji Vesele Vanoce a uspegnS7 ITZ'dy po mnoho let v nove Sokolovne 20. prosince. Posledni dobu jsem hodne poNovy rok, Vag zadu s dopisovanim do Vestniku je tomu 3. A. Rychlik. vinna nemoc v rodine moje manklka • Mary jiZ trpi dlouho tuhou bursitis v raVyhovujeme peani Tajemnice desk. Nar. Rady a odesila- mend, hned nato jd, jsem si nahodou str me dnes Zadana, eisla Vestnika na adre- eil prst mezi karove dveke a kus mne ho su p. prof. B. Mikula. Dekujeme zaroveri tam utizlo, ale te gime se, k do Vanoc za laskavou poznamku. VaMme si uzna, budem oba zdravi. Sestry a bratii, ni a tegi nas, kdy' na ge upeimne snale- chazi nam eas za 6 mesicii, se sejit v peigtim sjezde a proto uvakvat co by ni nachazi oceneni.

Velice by nas Valli), kdyby pisidinenim bylo pro nagi br. Jednotu nejlepgi a nejpang prof. Mikuli z Morton High School uZiteenej gi. Kandy delegat, kterY se nev Chicagu, vygli studenti kteti by verne chal zvolit do 18teho sjezdu, je nejen po vinen zastavat dobre jeho tad, ale je pinili poslani v na gich osadach a zde nage dobre jmeno a na ge poctive take povinen se obeznamit s vedenim celeho na geho br. obchodu a nagich snahy pro starou vlast. aby mohl spravne a svedomite Red. ) • 4, • odhlasovat ty body, ktere jsou pro nage vgechny eleny, sestry, deli a sirotky ty Rad Cislo 15. Buckholts, Texas nej yYhodnei gi pro nagi budoucnost.

Sestry a bratei:— KUZdY musite uznat, ze na ge Jednota V nagi vYroeni schnzi, dne 6. prosince, byli zvoleni tito neednici pro pei gti rok jest nyni velkY obchod a :ZadnY zdravy obchod nemtk stat na jednom miste, 1960: Raymond Zajieek, peedseda; Frank Za ten musi jiti ku peedu, aby prosperoval jieek, mistopeedseda; Steve Svetlik, ta- dale, my jdeme se v gechnym v tejto zemi jeinnik; Sidona Svoboda, beetni; Adolf tak rychlo, ku peedu a co je letos moderJurea, pokladnik. Za delegaty do peigtiho ni, rok je to staromodni, proto br. sjezdu zvoleni — Val Nemec a Steve Sve- delegati peemY glejte o va gem peigtim sjez de a o stanova,ch, jak by se nechaly zmoilik.

Bylo odhlasovano aby se schllze odbirva dernizovat a co stare vyhazet, nebo ziep-

Ve stkedu, due 16. prosince 1959 Mt. Jestli nemate polled', co by bylo pro nas dobre, promluvte si s vasimi radovymi needniky, nebo start' ni zkugenYmi eleny, nebo napigte nagim hl. needniktun nebo pravnimu radci br. August Knit, o poradu, yam za to rudim, k Vain povi a napige jenom pravdu, co je zdra ye pro nagi br. Jednotu.

S bratrskYm pozdravem Vag Hugo Schefeak. ) • 4•( Krouiek eeskSrch Zen z Dallas Mely jsme prosincovou schilzku v Sokolovni, ktere jsme mely na g Xmas party. A hosty jsme mely pozvane krouZek z Ennis a Ft. Worth a byly jsme rady ze jich tolik peijelo, jen litujem, ze v'Sechny nepeljely.

Take jsme mely navgtevu pi. A. Tikal sky z Los Angeles, a dceru g'ku Vlastu, ses try Linkove, ktera vZdy nas navgtivi, kdyZ ptijede se podivat na maminku. 0bed byl velice chutnY a stoly mely sestry krasne okraglene.

Take sestry donesly pekne veci do vYhry, ktere se prodaly na listky, a k tomu byly dva polgtafe od sestry Skotak take prodane na listky peineslo to $12.20 peijem skladame na rohaku do Sokolov ny, do kuchyne, tam aby na ge kucharky mely mekko pod nohamy, kdyi nam ty dobre veci chystaji.

Na hotovosti jsme mely $37.00 a mimo toho take co na to peispeli, to jsou Ben Peevratil $5.00 na misto kvetin pro J. Kebrle a sestra Peevratil $2.00, dale od sestry Stranske $1.00 a od sestry Pavelka z Ennis $1.00. Sestra Bunker 25c. Andka Kraft 10c. sestra Linka $1.10, sestra Huberiak z Ft. Worth $1.00. A ted' mile sestry jestli new nemam spravne, prosim prominte, nebo chyby se deji.

Peigti lednova schnze zase bude v Sokolovni, tak mi to zdelila sestra Ptevratilova.

8Vastne a Vesele Vanoce a Vesely NovST Rok peeje vgem Mary Dedek. ) • •r Westska, sehtize Bratrstva V kostele na geho Bratrstva konala se velice idznamna vSTroeni schtize minu1ST Vden za velke navStevy! elenstva.

Jednano v obouch reel a jednotlive odbory peednesli sve pote gujici zpravy za uplynulY rok. Vet gina elenn a elenek tohoto sboru jsou eleni nas i SPJST a zdarne ptisobeni jest i nagi radosti. — Tento WestskY na g sbor te gi se vgeobecne v0nosti v tomto okoli a slouzi na gi vetvi kaZdY jeho poein, jen ku cti.

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r.raylor, Texas a !natal: Mile Jul 'mem nas ch zde v Domove 0dpoeinku prejeme Vain vlem Vesele Vano ce a mnoho zdaru v 'Nfovem Roce, hlavne zdravi.

Evil uji 601:y i ice.

Mist° pnsilani Vaiiocnieh pozdravfi da.royal": $10.00 Pan a pi. Joe Halousek Poni Anna Sramek 5.00 tudeni pamdtky John Kebrle daroyal": 5.00 Fra_ 1VJal l Kopeeek 2.00 Charlie M.oueka 5.00 Pnni Morie Bobj:k 3.00 el l..::!:1diVa 3.00 ndtky• Vdclav Kudrna, daK Uri royali: Cbarlie Mouekn 5.00 ManZele Joe a 13e-sic TuP9' K ucteni pamdtky man2ela Jan Sostak: Pani Lucy SOstak 3.00 tad Jaro - eislo 133 daroval Domov 5-.00 Do kuchyne da2ovali: Mankle Fred Kveton zavafe iny. Pan F. K. Bueek kolik • ovoce. -Kf:est'anske sestry Bratr.. 1 e J dnoty Taylor ovoce -a cukrovin.ky a 1: . ,••/, Pam zazpivali Vanoeni kairdy (T.sky k yl , .•.1icky: First Taylor Nat:anal Bank mini posild' dame 1 2 else' zdejliho e:--(onl:al Taylor Daily Wen] llecbel,n)m darelep sywpii Pozdravrin na vile ' etouSe ci Vestniku zilstavarn jnko valy Vd>l Rudolph Troultil.

PoznAmka red:— ythno teto listiny cli br. spralme doinova zasial velice pekoou vYroeni zpravukterou pro svoji'obsdhlost jiz nebylo nara_mo'Z'no do tohoto ()Isla umistniti.

Doufam Ze prominete.

Min- brat:1cl, sestry a pratele:— That() zdeluji prijem dart., ktere jsem posle.dni dobu obdrzel na, SPJST Rest Home.

Pan a pi. Edward L. Marek, T ple Texas $20.00 Pan a pi. John J. Stanek Temple, Texas na uctenj pamdtky jejich sync John F. Stainek 2.00 Celkem jsen obdil,e1 $22.00 Vzdavam srdeene diky tenato darcum za jejich dart' no, tento velmi dobrY Doufam, ze v tuto Vanoeni dobu

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:cky "The S bratrskYm pozdravein !na kniha. ', ", Chas: Nanatil, pokl SPJST umelecky azano,1 a d se v • borne za Rest llama 816.E, Ave A. l'rotoe je navoro' °ern Texas. psana ariglieky, n Ze vykonati znaenY nazi lladeZ; zv to karykovi a Slovaku v 'jejich vztahu: • j(ji je jen dva dolary mOila tfea,dresu Dr, tlid. Atfieek, ntion,. Austin, Te:rots. Vy-, podpis spisovateltv a obs knihou L jeho podpis. s ToistYm spisavo,tel pile: "1\lnoo let .po napsata Vojny a Miru, set kol jsem se a ToistYnt, obklopenym jeho oddanymi stoupenci, teSichnu se obdivu civillsovaneho sveta, ale bez Miru, nYbr>":, ve \Taloa se jeho 'Zenon a Cash jeho (led.

VyhliZel jako nejsmutnejSi z velitYch spi sovatelk zoutalY start' muZ. "MocnYm dojraem pusobi kapitola Posledni dny Tol stelae. 0 tons mi vypravoval teZ mtij otec. Sprawl() je Tolstoj nazYvan nejen svedetaim Ruska, nYbrj"-, civitisovaneho srota jab() doby, to jest 19: stoleti.

Dojalo me, co spisovatel nrpsal v itvodu: 7:e Movel, skiff je "student Si - ovatel knihy je east() Tolsle!mi pa celY Avot". Poku 1909 jako r;21;3 7:n1. s Tol do PL student e z hvezdne dab. stYm, protole ;pivot a mall se narn StedrY den, •11.ankti a Pa , deji nap • a r aby se zas jazycich.

11.‘' •! o velci, mall zaplesali, vYroei pde vzponnirano zkolebal lads blahY sen. . kniba, bude • pozornespiso'Fajen-ma, ty noel svata, set lidstvu miru kvet. ern raffito chud'asova chata a potom r?ehou je vZdy vrahovatd, tist6, aby ✓kraj nal kdyz se vracil, zp6,t. nvbrz SvaLveeetel Stesti svdtku, vzpominek a radosti, proe tak valycky mizil v prakclyZ jsi, v srdcich na covnl: byla vzbudil kvitek mladesti? uctena v avei, statni ,Yostirt v Ach, to mladi! Kolcni stromku 1 lee pchichu, prot,;,e Lt)(1.porovana nemZ svetel plane zat, elera sna p sdruZeni. — 0 jebo ';',ivote pro ✓ palace i v skrovnem (local ^luv,1 dr. Ed. Meek. tekl a xr espulem, ml u deda i u potomkil mo , i oho, •te byl untelcem v budbe a v blahem zjasni kaZdou ty'r maliPstvi na. skle, V Datlos one•ieoval se Ditetem se Clo y& stane zpevaky ochotrOck,\:ell vsvotem kouzlu vanoonit , fohy. Ti vsic 3.n1 on nej vxporainaji. nevinnosti zrak mu plane, Mel nmolio uprimnch pH tel. Pilibuzz oka, slza, slasti k nYtn -vy , loyujeme upffinnou k tklivyin zvonual pfiltroen est jf • ho panadtce: I

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Co bylo vykonano V uplynulem roce do konce listopadu ziskano bylo jak bylo oznameno $2,544,000.00 noveho poji gteni, cog jest zvYgena ochrana nag ich elenti. Tim docileno vie nea jsme odekavali a piece jen nesmime v na gem snaaeni ustati.

Nova vzpruha a je gte lepgi snaaeni nas pkibliai k novYrn especham. S povdekem chceme dnes vzpomenouti v gech tech sester a bratrb, ktere se uplynulem obdoby tak vernou spolupraci teto einnosti sedastnili. einnost organisaeni jak bylo v minu1em aisle uvedena jest u mnoha nagich kadech velice chvalitebna a v techto iadP eh jsou i schtze dobfe nav gtevovane, panuje tam dobra shoda a zajem napomaha kaademu podnikani. -- Mame ovgem i rady merle einne a nektere 'ael docela neeinne. — Chceme v gak a touaime po tom aby v noverri roce u vgech se einnost popravila, abychom se vgude co nejlepe moano sna gili a zvlagte pak abychom miade dlenstvo do teto einnosti zapojili. 1Vlbaeme se dnes pochlubiti nYmi vYhodami a vYlaer na gich pojistek jest velkY, jak jsme nikdy pied tim nemeli. — KaadSr dnes v Leto dobe pathbuje vetgi pojigteni, vetgi ochranu a kdya se jedenkaadY z nas pkileaitostne pfieini, v novem roce °pet pokrodime. MnolaY z nas to starost o nova elenstvo pfenechava nagim organisatortm. Tu ovgem chybujeme, nebot' prave pomoc dlenstva mnoho znamend.

Jeden kaadY na g Glen aneb elenka, vge chny ty kteki se v uplynulem roce pak pfidinili a bud' ziskali aneb svoji ptimluyou pomohli nam ziskati byt' i jen jedneho noveho elena, zasluhuji Si na g dik a uznani. Vzpominejrne je o Vanocich jest to projev naai dobre vuli, ktera prave o techto svateich rnela by nas nobadati se svYrn pfatelfun projeviti.

My v torn nagern spolkovem aivote nejake to povzbuzeni obeas nutne potfebu jeme a tato doba svatkfi, doba dobre yule je k tomu tak vhoclna. Vadyt' opakujeme si "Pokoj a radost necht' je dem dobre yule" a proto necht' nam vaem zni tento bias z da.vnYch dob a to nejen o svatcich nYbra i na dale po celiekY rok pkigti.

Blialci svatky nam pflpominaji tea, abychom s povdekem vzpomeli vaech na gich pfatel, ktere jsme moano i trochu behem roku zanedbali a pfejeme vaem radostne proaiti vanoenich svatkti a at'a stneho noveho roku. Pfejetne vaem aby jen zdar Vas doprova,zel v kaadem Vagern podinani a aadnY aal Vas nepot-

kal. — Je to projev dobre yule ktera o vanocich jde zajiste celYm sve'tem. — Snad kaadY elovek ye svete citi potfebu blaheho pocitu lasky k blianimu v Case svatku a v takove chvili si vaak musime ptipom,enouti, ae na ge Atesti osobni je tea zavisle do jiste miry na Atesti toho kruhu v kterem se pohybujeme.

Jsou to i na ge sestry a bratry spolkoye. Jsou to i rady ku kterYm naleaime.

Tvotime pfec jednu velkou rodinu a trpkimna, pospolitost skyta, nam pevnou oporu.

Mnohe nag e kady pokadaji v tomto mesici sve Vanodni programy, nadilky pro ditky a jine svateeni zabavy. Vynasnaate se, sestry a bratki, aby ste ternto ochotnYm pracovniktim byli napomocne tak aby ty vedery fadove byly radost ne. Kdya takovou bla givou naladu nesete do nagich shromagdeni pak kaa dY se bude vraceti do pfi gtich Vagich schtzi, z nicha wady pak vaici si budete odnageti, povzbuzeni, etechu a posilu.— Necht' provazi Vas v gechny sestry a bratki spokojenost, Atesti ve dnech svatktit vanoenich. )• 4•(

Ze stare viasti kratce — Nedaleko Chebu pied tfemi tYdny phi-

stall dva vojen gti pilot tryskovYch letadel zapadniho Nernecka. Popletli si cestu nasledkem eeskoslovenskeho radaru.

V CSR byli uvezneni.

— Petielenna delegace revolueniho mu z Kuby skondila turne po Ceskoslovensku.

— V kijnu bylo zahajeno v (Jeskoslovensku 9,000 kursu ruatiny, ye, kterYch se uoi ruatine asi 150,000 osob.

-- 6s. violoncellista lVfilo g Sadlo bude pflsobit do konce prosince t. r. na universite v Indiana USA. -- V pfigtich 18 mesicich CSR doda do Sovetskeho svazu 26 energovlakb pro vel ke stavby hydrocentral a tovaren, nekolik mohutnYch turbokompresorovYch chladiren a zakizeni pro potravinakske podniky.

— V napajedelske Fatfe se vyrabi potrubi z polyethylenu, ktere nerezavi a odolava nizkYm teplotam.

— Hared Otomar Korbelat byl k svYm desatinam jmenovan "zaslouailYm umel cem". Vyzval divadelniky, aby vytvafili pracovni brigady, jea by pfispely phi bu dovani socialisrnu novYrni formami divadelni socialisticke produkce.

— Janaekovo kvarteto odcestovalo do Ho landska a NDR s klaviristkou Evou Bernathovou.

Ve stkedu, dne 16. prosince 1959 Mesto Klatovy na Sumave oslavi 700 let sveho tvrvani.

— V Brne se stavi desetiposcriodovY hotels 320 pokoji a 700 lnak5.

— K 42 vYroei bolSevicke revoluce odjela do lVfoskvy stoelenna skupina mladYch es. komunistn.

— V tomto roce doSlo v Praze ji g k 1,202 dopravnim nehodam. Z toho bylo 867 sraaek a 121 ha.varii. Na jeden den ptipada 13 neatesti.

--- 125.00 Ke chteli na. Zs. celnici na chudem vYmenkari jako clo za stovku holicich eepelek, ktere mu jeho bratr postal z Ameriky a koupil je zde za jeden dolar.

75 rokti start' vYmenkat nemohl ovtem clo zaplatit, protoae jeho mesieni diichod neni ani 200.00 KC a proto depelky byly poslany zpet do USA. — Bratisla yskY komunistickY easopis — "Predvoj" uvedl v 38. eisle z letogniho roku, ae vekejnost phieita rostouci rozvraty v rodinach na vrub komunisticke protinabolenske propagande.

FrantigkanskY klaSter v Kla gterci nad . 1 nyni civilnim neelfim. Pro Ohri slou 2 feholniky, kteti byli z klaSlera vyhnani, znamena to ztratu domova a pfisobigte.

CikanskYm rodieurn z Bratislavi byly odriaty deti a poslany do "Domova" aby se jim dostalo spravne `socialisticke vST -chovy."

Dne 9. listopadu nastoupili novi studenti bratislayske filosoficke fakulty jako zednici na stavbach v mate. Jde o posluchade I. roeniku, kteti musi "socia listickou praci" osveddit svou zpUsobilost ke studiu.

PraZ'ske Narodni, divadlo neastnilo se v NDR kulturnich slavnosti "Berliner Fesstage".

— Podle zpravy easopisu "Prace" ma byti do roku. 1975 vybudovan v Bratislava novY Zeleznieni uzel nakiadem jedne miHardy korun. )• 4•(

Zajimavosti ze sveta Panama City:— Po sobotnich a nedelnich vYtrkrostech ,k nima doslo v pohranieni oblasti mezi Panarnou a SpojenYmi staty kontrolovanYm prtplavnim pasmem, phi nichi byli amerieti vojaci napadani vYtitniky, nastalo dnes uklidneni, takge vojenske straae byly odvolany a ochrana vstupu do panamske zony byla °pet vracena americke prnplavni pollcii. Guverner prtplavni zony William E. Potter odletel dnes do Washingtonu. Jeho cesta byla odkladana skoro celY mesic nasledkem napeti, ktere v Panama ptevladalo.

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Sla prostorem mramorem dlagdenou, Jak bylo jig ozno,meno, eeskoslovenskk ALOIS MRASEK:— ag pak zase ocitla se na balkone ye stinu vedec, akademik Jaroslav Heyrovsky, byl detnkch sloupt, a hledic pted sebou viletos v fijnu z rozhodnuti Svedske kramote, kolem dela lesknouci se vodu lovske akademie ved jmenovan nositelern Malomestska historie budov rozliteho, jeho Sumot a hukot tern Nobelovy ceny v oboru chemie na rok ne ag sem dora gel. A v bled& dali, tam, 1959. Akademik Jar. Heyrovskk obdrgel (Pokradovani) kde zat mesice splkvala s ozatenou hladiNobelovou cenu za sve vynikajici prate Kolega, ktereho Dupal zastupoval, zem nou vodni, tam mihalo se cosi jako dun a objevy v oboru polarograficke analytic ke metody. Je prvnirn Oechoslovakern v tel, a proto zUstal Jeho zastupce na do- ted' stanul a tichou, kouzelnou nod zvudejina,ch, jemug se dostalo teto velke me- bro. Pani Zartibova se tomu taila„ nebot' ei duetto libkch na stareho kneze, milovnika, eeskeho jaOhledla se do balkonu, jeho g tmou zazindrodni odmeny a uznani. zyka a starogtinosti, zvykla si a tekvala Mehl paprsek a v zati jeho spattila krasJeho zasluhou vzniklo nova, samostat- se na jeho navetevy. nou, mladou damu ciz ho kroje, smutne ne vedomi odvetvi — polarografie, kteStark Pottieek mohl nan garliti, ale po- se usmivajici ach, tot' giva, opravdova rou akademik Heyrovskk a jeho eetni go, znav je, naklonil se mu zcela. Oast°, kdy maminka, jak ji na medalionku vidala. ci stale zdokonaluji a ktera se ji g vge- zima nastala, setkavali se oba u stare Usmiva se na ni, kyne ji. stranne uplatnila ye ykzkumnkch labo- pani, a mistr rad naslouchal yypravovaA kdyg se Irena ze sveho videni proratotich i v prtmyslu, lekatstvi, geologii ni profesor, jen ye 'Simla pro svou do- brala, kanuly ji slzy pies ptibledle liea v jinkch oborech. lilavnim pil- brotu mnoho autority nemohl sobs zjed- ko. vodem jeji obliby v praxi je jednodu- nati, ale tu v pokoji pani Zarubove miMesic zachazel, klonil se na sve draze. chost, rychiost a vysoka citlivost phi do- val ticho jako v kostele.

Toto uddlo se s vnuekou pani Zarubostateene ptesnosti.

Mluvilo se o ledaeem, o daNnkch ea- ye one noci, kdyg byl odpoledne plied sech, o minulosti mesta i domu, o voj tim pater Hippolyt vypravoval o Benetna,ch, o cestach a cizich zemic.h. kach, v nich g take po nejakk das matka To zy16,2te bkvalo ticho. Irena ani ne- Irenina s mugem svkm pkebkvala.

Washington, D. C.:— Mluvei departmentu vkchovy ye VVashingtonu, D. C. ozna- dkchala, a Tonik, jen sebou rad pti j iTonik i sestra jeho znali celkem osudy rnil, ze zapis student-4 na universitach nem vypravovani zavrtel, sedel jako phi- svkch rodien, na ne g on neptili2 east() a kolejich v USA letos na podzim dosahl bitk. sobs vzpominal. Za to seatra, jeho nesPo takovkch besedach byla babieka ye- pokojena s tim, co od babieky byla slynovella rekordu. selej2i; a Tonik mival pino snu, jezdil po Poeet zapsankch studentii no., americ- mohich, lezi no horach, lital a bojoval v Aela, ostatni eastkm a pilnkm dotazovanim se hledela yypatratL kkch universitach a kolejich eini v leta bitvach.

Pani Zarubova bkvala v rozpacich, nim podzimu 3,402,297 mladych muff( a Za to Potheek obyeejne odebral se do kdy Irena se na matku vyptavala i na gen. hospody a pozdraviv dal sobs naliti s babieku a dedeeka v Italii.

• • touto introdukci: Nejednou, kdy Zarubova byla hospo"Kdy2 Cloy& celk den ptikrajuje, Londkn:-- Delegate sovetskkch studen datstvim v kuchyni zamestnana, nebo tn, ktera se prave vratila z nav'Stevy Spo- si rad na yeeer holbieku " Dal, a mldky usnula, (otevtela Irena, tichounce "arjenych statu, prohlasila na tiskove kon- usmivaje se, vypil. chly" babieein, kde byly pamatne 'wed Jenge zli jazykove vypravovali, ze po Po nebogce matte; zlatk medalionek a ferenci v Moskve, ze za sveho pobytu v America se 'dude teeila pozornosti a las- ni negel domil, ale v druhe hospode s po v nem jeji podobizna, jak byla za svokavosti. Sovetska studentska delegace dobnkm fivodem znova si dal naliti, a bodna, nejakk Sperak, modlitby a svanavAtivila Novk York, Washington, Bos- ze tent fivod nektereho veeera tteba zedek za glautlkch listfr svazankch vyton, Filadelfil, Minneapolis a nektera ji- petkrate ptednesl, ov2em ze v pet hos- bledlou ril govou pentliekou. podaeh, naposledy "u beranke, kde mel nd americka mesta.

Modlitelmi `kniha i listy byly psany jakrou gek dobrkch znaankch. Odtud se pak zykern italskkm, nicmene kikala v nich )• •( pied desatou vracel dorntr jsa nejlepel potichu, neznajic ani yksloynosti. Rada l'rosttedek , proti povailivkin zranenim miry, niavu vzhilru, usmivaje se a maje tak einila, vgdyt' to byla fed jeji mate Kagdou chvili milgeme eisti v novinath, kovane brejle na apiece nosu. ky, jejig oei v to kni gce tak easto eitaly, Na, chodbe na,slouchal, ale u pani do- jeji ruka to pismo, nyni vybledle, tatin ze si nekdo vrazil rezavk htebik do ruky, do nohy nebo do jine 'east tela, ze z mad ug spali, bylo, tam ticho a tma. A- kovi jejimu psala. toho nasledovalo strnuti eelisti (teta- no, babieka a vnuk spali, ale Irenu mijel Dumajic stavala nad tend listy a vgdyc nus) a koneene smrt. Kdyby ka gdk ye- sen. Vypravovani Dupalovo o cizich ze- ky ji ptipadalo, jak rada by tomu vgemit del o dobrem prostfedku proti takovkm mich, jeg byl videl, tanulo ji stale na rozumela. Neg jak by to mohlo lakt? poranenim, zpravy takove by umlkly. mysli. Polo legic, polo sedie na sve postkl Druheho dne po noci svrchu psane pro Prosttedek ten jest jednoduchk, vgdycky ce hledela ven do jasne, zimni noci; svi- hligela opet babiedin archl y. Stala, tarn po ruce, mug ho pougiti kaalk a co nej- til pink mss c, stfibro jeho blyAtelo se jig chvili zamyAleria: pojednou sebou trlep2i, je neomylnk. Rana nab odtene ne- na snehu a nebe tmavornodre zatilo les- hla a tmav'm okem zasvitla ji radost.

Pak slogila nad obyeej rychle medailobo zanicene misto zakouti se doudem z knoucimi se hvezdami. hoficiho vineneho Aatu. Podr gi-li se poAle snive devee zaponmelo, ze venku nek, listy i knihu. raneni 20 minut v kouti, zmizi bolest i v tteskutk mraz, ze to snih se bly'Sti. Ono Kcly" nazith odpoledne Dupal s vrAku, nejhorgim ptipade zanetu, povstaleho z videlo jen rozlite svetlo mesice a v za- na nemg kollej piaristieka i gymnasium takoveho poraneni. Mo gna„ ze se n'ekdo ti jeho vystupovaly divne stiny — budo- staly, opatrne sestupoval, aby na kluzifSklibne nad timto prosttedkem, ale to vy, vane, palace, ale v ge temne, neurei- ke, ledem sante tests nesklouzl, zahledl nevadi; a:2 si nejakou ta,kovou ram" utr- te, jakoby hledela na cizi inesto, zaha- dole u na,ro gniho damn stihie, asi pat21, at' udini podia uvedeneho receptu. lene nodnim Sum. nactilete clevde v tmavem hezkem kogig-

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t.6 sviZne, title postave vSiborne sve, mathy. Tarn je ted' nejkrasnejSi jaku, slusel. Patrn- n noho CcKala. Teprve r°, tam by se sesilila." to pravila, ale ti lids tam —" poznal, ze to IrekdyZ 'Ann, ano, tak se zatvrdit ani neodepna; uctive pozdravivSi, blilila se k nesmrt nemocni! Ne, to neni sat pak by se tech sirotkti uja"Aj, pan ilin ; ham ; kam? Jau k vaei" lidske! vital se s n vlidno a vesele stay pro- li!" cis tell, dala byfesor.

"Al. , - ji?" .

"VelebnY pane, cekar vas — "Kdyby Joh jeji zdravi vyZedovalo — 'Cala dYvka osUchave. " odtuSila vabeire stara "Aj, aj — snad ne nejake tajem Ti?" ameba. Sti pani. "Val - • to o ni net ( Zertoval Dupal. vim, jak bychom tam to "Ano _11 jsero se ji tom "NuZe U baru, ko, rine vent --" ziu alto, Ealy ;', se nine z: ; ■ mel jste ji viirons povedela ostYchave, skoro zaj d? L! 0.00 ot, i,o krkii, libala nine have, mile se za.rdivajic. ) j:: •a) opakovala: "Ne, ja od Dupal vyslechnitv, oc be21, hledel udi•b-leko, ja„ neptijdu!" vene na deveatko, pak zakYval hiavou, male • hireel eve "aj, aj", teki:— o Potfieek Irerm tak upri"Koh° by to napacllo. Nu2e pojd', baC poCav,1 -1 1 potkal ji Dupal, jak se o, pojd' --- red, rad to udelam ---" domim ubirala. Zaslechnuv jeObretil zamiril °pet ku koleji, pied at ;;Jani, zastavil ji a pohledev ji riej Irena poekala. ,ji kterou ve fortne Za, chvilku oba vySli a zamitili "k ry- starostave do ne2m,e tvare, pravil: tr ey priliS, Irenko? titular". to ueeni Skodi, a babieka ma taDupal k pani Zarubove, Irena vSak snail odskoeila do cisto, svetle svetnice Pottle kovo starost." "0, nestarejte se, velebnY pane, mne kovy, kam'Z ehvatne, jako nedoekave to neskodi, a Mc neriamand. Wiclyt' mire vkroeila,, dyZi pater ppolyt vekl do komnaty je dobte." Pravila to s y Ym milym zpa6, 'sm.:a y e oei na sta am stareho, tlasteho sebcoi. stare ironi, zas elechnu jistazide Hollancira, rc ciho zamaStepou zruSil eede, neeesane hla-ve. Zarubova ia, ‘-‘ (lane tenkrate, se zarazila, kdr2 v isms na nej 'deka : a novedel paie a pozdravi rousila mu siicho21i , , ni Zarulsove vSe. OvS domaci: , nce o torn ale toliko Talc nebudou koupit ten novY ka vice v nati a nedopusti, la•?"

-la se praci, kte-Kanafas re ale nejake platno. Hines , a1•i aZ dosud oddavato nil je na ukle Zid vzav uzlik na stole idle rd pani uslyk.vSi, odieSel. zimy za navodu Duif 7 ' ce u Reginy, jazyku !Ale is rohlit spiniti svou touhu imerl ree. nYch; -nett jejt nyni Mine stfehla. v,111 e i hromnrce.

Jar e vybmtribi, etrove Agin, l r l vice e bli2110, tim mein pani slunick, a meze poealy se zelenae rosti. Pozorovalat', Zdrubova U. paeasi "trance sicai. Kdr2 pak na-I'on a ova PotfiekoVa. Irence znaeany, kdy snjh tal, staff posiedni. . o. Ted' east° sedavala. s Reietrove yell, caste mlny b aa. • revene paviaol, kde bylo hojdivce tiro patrnejSi. i paprskti a ptijemneho tepla.

Byla jako dechova, ale s zelenaly "et; c Potfieek tad peril demaci, zc vSecho kvetio,- . chodivala, obyeejne, s no bode jinak, 0,e to nezdrava vrakost ea, do zamecke . zanrady, ptistupne vzduchu pornine, a2 sionieko vSecko pro- aiestskenm obecenstvu.

sttedu, dne 16. prosince 1959 tovnYcla poznamek si dovolil.

I babieka jich nesnesla a posilajic ho pryc, vzponartela si, aby vzal s sebou renu, nebo bylo odpoledue tune ktasne, jakeho toho jara jests nemeli.

Irena rada poslechla.

Majic svetle Saty a kloboueek, zamifila s Tonikern k zamku, aby v zahrade ptijemnou hodinku stravila, Zamek byl stare, pekna, budova, slohu renaissaneniho. Tonik a Irena musili 0bema nadvorirol, z nichZ druhe melo ye prizemku lbubi, nod kterYnl ta,hly se v prvnim i druhem patte galerie do dvora hiedici.

Dries panovaJo V prvnim nadvo •i: nod obyeej ticho. Portyr vyhtival se na slunieku, dva lokajove kolem nrebehli ze druheho nadvori, kdoZ ozval: se vjs,ele hiasy. Irena tarn vstoupila s Tonikem.

VeecdSe, lined se zastavili na loubi pod obloukern niehritnYcli a ailii:;-cji dvou na prostranstvi dvora dye uSlechtile, mladistve jezdkyne, sedici r1 L krasnYch, plavYch konich. Qbe clamy byly sestry; mohlt' to kaZdY na jejich svOich oblieejich vyeisti a die Saar i die Pont na vlas stejnYch soudit.

Irena i Tonik zpali conitessy Mari a Juin, prosiule Siroko daleko svou krasou.

Sedely voine, graciosne v sedle, a nenuvesele rozpravelice, na nekoho pa trne eekaly. Irena chtela jiti dale, v torn viak spatil ySi °nodal vchodu vedouciho do zahrady, osedianeho Pone, Idereho dr '2,e1 Stolba, zadrkla sarna Tonikaf`Pookame, ja kolem toho bujneho hoe nechci, a zrovna plijde asi nekdo na nej vsednout!" pravila.

Tonik byl rad, inehlt' se s chat' a dela divatr na krasneho vranika, jenZ hlavou pohazoval a oeima blyStel, rozSituje sve ohnive nozdry a nohou hrabaje. V tom pohledly obe corate:„sky na galerii, kdeZ ostruhy zatincely a zvuony, lv bias se ozvai a 3.1Z bylo sl ySeti rychle nekoho se schodil sestupovati. Pojecincra stanul u vranika triad*, StitilY pan, jen?•2 vystoupl y na dlouhY, tesanY kamen, U pilite stojici, nedav sobs ani ttemen podrZeti, do sedla rychle se vySvihl, (Pokraeovani) ( ) Navy, nejeclovatY desinfekoni prosttetlek azochloramid avedla na trh Americka chemicka spoleenost. Jeho vla,stnosti jsou tak pozoruhodne, ze je rychle zavaden na ySeeh klinikaeh

Brio v mesici al a zaee nastal svatek mnio," pravila co by ji va 466h o ,3a a Drouckeho, jak oby,NovY jecloyatY plyn byl nahodou nalepani Zarubova. eejne sneski ,:roily svetcovu soa- zen drem Cadym. Sklada se z dusiku, ky"A co inedle?" ku, koupala ji a drhla, velmi se hnevajic sliku a fluoru. Vdechnuti, piisobi okamdyby tak monla tariff 'doh', do acme , ezboZneho Tonika, jen2 nekolik Zitou snart a zahtet, prtidce vybuchuje.-

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Ve sttedu, dne 16. prgsince 1959 EDUARD MICEK:

CTErtlidt.

(Jae me Ceskv CAST OSMA. trrytticATE DEVAT1 CVItENt. MALY

Smutna novina.

Kra se zajielove v skrSii na pasece, smutni novina to krutel

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ai se ienom se slunk% kern setka na sve draze!

Skrelli se zajiCkove v skrSice na pasece — Vitr bouiI, stena, huei -smutnou zprivu nese.

K. Vlenoyska.

pravdiva je piece. e se totii pani Zima stehuje ui z dalky, s Podzimem ze vede tuhe, na, nuz ostre %Talky.

PreGti s maminkou a potom sprayne °pig do seSitui Potom preeti nekolikrat sam. Je to dobre cylleeni ye eteni. Ogeeni (lava, umeni.

S pozdravem Strfeek MiZek z Austinu.

Adresa strkelo ya je: Dr. Ed. Mieek, University Station, Austin 12, Texas.

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Kdyi pieetete Va g Vestnik a jste s nim hotov, nezahazujte jej. Dost moil)* to si jej Va g soused rad pfeete. tak lehce prospet sve Jednote. —

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Pamatujie na Domov Odpainku

s vrabci, slecny vriny.

Nebudete litovat kdyi pii prvni nalitivite

Domov Odpoeinku v Taylor, Texas,

braii, smutek.

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Prosim nezapomente! — Piimluvte se za Domov ye vaUch clovYch sekizich.

Diky Vim piedem.

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Vzpominky na Vanoce od Boieny Nemcove Byl to zvyk jak ye mlYne, tak v myslivno i na Starem belidle, Ze kdokoli pMel na 8 tecirSr den a BoZi hod, fist a pit dostal do sytosti, a kdyby nikdo byl neI pfikl, babieka byla by Ma hledat hosta na rozcesti. Jakou radost mela ale tenkrate, kdyZ znenaddni pki'del pied '8tedrSrm dnem syn Ka§par a bratrtitv syn z Ole§nice. Celeho pill dne radosti plakala a pies chvili od peeeni vanoeek odbeho vala do sednice, kde pfichozi mezi detmi sedeli. — "Pkinese nam Jezuldtko neco?" ptaly se deti babieky potajmo, kdyZ' se zaealo uklizet se stolu. "To jd nemohu vedet, uslygite, jestli zazvoni," iekla babieka.

Doti men'Ai postavily se.k oknu, minice, Ze Jezuldtko musi jit okolo oken a Ze je uslySi. "Co'Z nevite, Ze neni Jezuldtko videt ani slyAet?" pravila babieka. "Jezuldtko sedi v nebi na svetlem -Winn a posila ddrky hodnSim detem po andelich, kteii je pkinMeji na zlatYch oblacich.

Nesly§ite nic ne2 zvonktit hrani." Deti se divaly do oken, naboZne babieka poslou chajice. V torn kmitla okolo oken svetla zat a zvenku zaznel hlas zvonku. MU sepjaly ruce, Adelka pak Aeptala ti§e: — "Babieko, to svetlo bylo Jezulatko, vid' to?" Babieka ptisvedeila, vtom take mat ka do dveti vchazela, oznamujic detem, Z"e v babieeine svetnici Jezulatko jim naMilo. TQ byl shon, to bylo radosti, kdy2 videly osvetlen3"7, okraglenSr strom a pod nim krasnSTch darti! Babieka sice neznala ten zpilsob, mezi lidem se to nedelalo, ale libil se ji; dlouho pied vanocemi Ody nZ sama pa,matovala na, strom a dceti okrallovat ho pomohla. i• A • — Nejbligi Castrtiur spolupracovnik, major Cienfuegos, nebyl nalezen a kubanska, vlada jej prohlasila za mrtveho. Vzhle dem k vSeobecnemu politickerna neklidu na ()strove se vAak tada pozorovate16. domniva, 2e major byl unesen proticastrovskYmi elementy, nebo 2e se dobro volne piipojil k novemu kubanskemu pod zemi.

— Tito byl pozvan na statni navaevu do Moskvy. Chrugeev v pozvdni poznamenal, ze Jugoslavie "mute hrat vSiznamnou roli Zapadu a VSTchodu."

VSTkvet egyptske a syrske armady je pfipraven obsadit Irak v pfipade komunistickeho puce. Pit hranicich syrskoirackSrch jsou take cvieeni iractt obeane, kteii uprchli za hranice po krvavem tlaeeni proti-kassemovske revoluce v Mosulu.

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Reports from our Lodges, or any other Reading Material 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 FOUNDED 1897

Wednesday, December 16, 1959

Vt STNiK— WEST, TEXAS

—HERALD--

Postmaster: Please Sena Form 3579 With Undeliverable Copies to SUPREME LODGE SPJST, P.O. BOX 400, TEMPLE, TEX.

FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK .• Christmas Greetings Cheery pictures of Santa Claus and his reindeer, holly and evergreens, Nativity scenes, Christmas trees and snow scenes—all carrying wishes for a "Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year"are flooding the mails. Americans send about 3 1/2 billion Yuletide greeting cards, in fact, and the cost of mailing them in recent years has accounted for more than 10% of the federal annual postal revenues. As can be imagined, the pinning and publishing of these cards has become big business in the United PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE "I pledge Allegiance to the Flag of the States.

United States of America and to the How did it all get started? Well, there Republic for which it stands. One Nation were the papyrus salutations of the Egy- under God, indivisible, with Liberty and ptians in ancient days, and valentines Justice for all." were old during the Middle Ages, but the custom of sending greeting cards generally and Christmas cards in particuThe actual production of Christmas lar usually is thought of as having start- cards takes about 18 months. Experied in London in 1842 when a young printer's assistant created the first ments were made -- in printing, for instance, with different ink colors and Christmas card. types of paper. All this creative work Sending such cards became popular in took nearly a year. this country largely as a result of the Then, early this year, limited sample exceptionally fine work of Louis Prang, books went to specialty companies, and a Gelman immigrant who published Christmas Cards in Boston from 1870 to complete books went out in the middle 1890. Prang was an expert in multicolor of the year to all retail outlets. By Seplithography and his illustrations often tember orders began coming in and the imprinting of senders' names was begun. were mistaken for oil paintings, Thus Christmas cards have become a The illustrations on these early Christ- year-around — and big business. mas cards, incidentally, were colored in —......) • 4, relecate pastels rather than in red and green. And Santa Claus, Christmas DR. G. H. JUREK APPOINTED stockings, holly and mistletoe did not DIRECTOR OF ASSOCIATION appear until the 1900's.

Dr. George H. Jurek, 3900 Cobb Drive, Today almost half of the greeting Waco has been named a regional direccards sold are Christmas cards, and, the tor of St. Edward's University Alumni Variety of these is practically endless. Association. Twenty-three directors have One large firm puts out about 1,000 dif- been appointed for Texas and more will ferent cards to its Christmas line, and be named in other states. Dr. Jurek is a each card represents a gamble. In a member of the St. Edward's class of 1951.

• recent year it cost from $500 to $1,500 to print the first card: in order to make Doctor — Tell your wife not to worry expenses a medium-priced card must about that slight deafness as is is simall about 200,000 and a cheaper card ply an indication of advancing years. must have even greater sales.

Husband — YOU tell her.,

Be Careful

December is a month of celebration.

In reverence, or quiet delight, or in pure, noisy joy, American families celebrate the Christmas and New Year season.

December, ironically, is also a month of mourning. It is a month when traffic deaths and injuries reach an appalling peak. Ugly weather, long hours of darkness, and crowded streets shorten the odds against drivers who already have gambled too heavily on speed — or a couple of drinks.

December is here. But there is still time for you to help your community move through the season safely — and happily. ) • 4, • (

A Long Christmas There is something about this time of year, when Christmas comes, that makes it easy to think of others. Our thoughts are naturally turned toward good will and good cheer. We remember that "it is more blessed to give than to receive," and we find happiness in making others happy. It is the natural thing to do at Christmas.

But how will you feel next July? Will you still have some of that holiday spirit when it's summer instead of winter, and Christmas is six months away?

Will you be as thoughtful of others when the weather is hot? Actually, the mere season of the year shouldn't make any difference. So let us resolve right now not to let the Christmas spirit die on 26th of December. Let us carry it right on through the spring, summer and fall and have it still with us when the holidays come again next year. ) ° 4 •(

To Our Contributors Join our rapidly growing group of contributors to the Youth Section. — If you are lucky to be between 12 and 35 you are eligible and welcome to have your letters published in this section.

Address your contributions to Box 85, West, Texas.

Wednesday, December 1G, 1959

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Christmas Precautions Brothers and Sisters: Here are some interesting facts about The very things which delight the hearts of children and make parental the death causes in a ten-year-age eyes glow — the lights and and candles period bracket in 1958. and artificial snow — are most often We lost 264 members to death. The the agents of Christmas tragedy. causes are broken down thus: But most tragedy is avoidable. Follow In the 1 to 10 year age bracket we these simple rules this year as you plan last 1 member to cancer and 1 to acciyour Christmas decorations, and the dental death. occassion can be as festive and warm as In the 11-20 bracket — 1 member to any you have ever experienced. suicide, and 3 accidental deaths.

In the 21 - 30 bracket — 1 member Use only flameproof crepe paper for streamers. If the package doesn't say died of tuberculosis, 1 cancer and 1 "flameproof" don't buy it. The same in- suicide. 2 accidental deaths and 2 by j unction applies to other decorations, miscellaneous causes.

In the 31-40 group — 1 death by canincluding the cotton bunting under the tree. Don't use it unless it has been cer, 3 due to heart disease, 1 by suicide, treated with an inflammable solution 2 by accidental death and 1 miscellaby the manufacture or unless you your- neous causes.

In the 41 - 50 group — 1 member to self have treated it under directions suppneumonia, 5 to cancer, 5 to heart displied by the fire department.

If you think Christmas will not be ease, 2 to accidental death and 1 to miscomplete without candles glowing in the cellaneous causes. In the 51 - 60 bracket windows, use them with extreme care. —2 pneumonia, 3 cancer, 13 heart disBut never use them on the tree itself. ease, 2 suicide, 1 accidental and 3 misc.

In the 61 - 70 bracket — 8 members Take special pains to keep them away from curtains, and put them in a stur- to pneumonia, 12 to cancer, 1 to digesdy candle holder to guard against their tive disorder, 34 to heart disease, 1 accidental and 6 misc. tipping over.

In the 71 - 80 bracket — 6 members Make certain you use only decorative lights which carries the tag of Under- to pneumonia, 14 to cancer, 1 to digestive disorders, 60 heart disease, 2 to writers Laboratory approval.

Even after buying only UL products, accidental death and 5 to miscellaneous.

In the 81 - 90 age bracket — 8 pneupull the power cord from the wall outlet when the lights are turned off. This monia, 9 cancer, 31 heart disease and is important because insulation failures 2 miscellaneous.

And 91 and over — 1 to penumonia, 1 and overheated circuits could develop 1 to senility, 1 to heart disease, 1 to while you are absent from ho Saw your Christmas tree off at an an- suicide and 1 to accidental death.

Now in summation of all cases of gle at least one inch above the original cut and keep it standing in a pan of death among our members in 1958 we water throughout the holiday period. total: Tuberculosis — 1 The tree will thus absorb a great deal of Pneumonia — 26 water, especially during the first few Cancer — 46 days, and thereby be less vlunerable to Digestive Disorder --- 2 fire. Be sure to add to the water from Senility — 2 time to time so the entire stem cut will Heart Disease — 147 always be submerged.

Suicide — 6 As an added precaution, take the tree Accidental death — 15 down as soon as practical after the holiMiscellaneous — 19 days. If you have had a real tree, disTotal 264 death in 1958 pose of it in the manner and place preAs you can see heart disease was the . scribed by your community. In most greatest cause of death among our memTexas towns, the junior chamber of commerce or a similar organization routine- bers.

4•( ly supervises the burning of discarded trees. Check to see if this service is handled by an organization in your town.

I Keep these few simple suggestions in We were unable to place some of your mind this year as you prepare for the very fine letter (received too late) in holidays. They requ i re no extra time or this week's issue. They will appear in inconvenience, but they will pay you the Vestnik of Dec. 23. — Sorry.

• 45 • ( big returns in that they will ad_d to your chances of being around to celebrate He: Would you marry fgr money?

7Thristmas, 1960.

She : Is this a survey or a proposal?

To Our Contributors

Life Insurance hi The Only Way To Provide A Retirement Income Life insurance was planned with the weaknesses of other sources of retirement income in mind. It can provide any level of income a man wants.

Changing jobs has no effect on it The annual payments necessary to provide a given income at retire.m'ent are half as much or less (depending on starting age) than under the cipital-accumulation plan. And. life insurance guarantees the independence that can come only from income that can't be outlived and that economic fluctuations can't affect.

Life insurance does not take money away from your family to save for your future. You protect your family with the same dollars that guarantee income for your.

If the unexpected should happen and you should not reach retirement, Life insurance can pay your family, not just what you have put into it but all you had planned to save by retirement time. _

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WHAT IS A PROSPECT?

He is the most important person we know.

He is not dependent on us — we are dependent on him.

He is not an interruption of our work, he is the main purpose of it.

He is not an outsiwer to us, he is part of us.

He is not a cold statistic — he is a flesh and blood human being with feelings and emotions like our own, and with biases and prejudices.

He is a person who is in need of insurance. It is our job to handle him profitably to him and to ourselves.

He is not someone to argue or match wits with. Nobody ever won an argument with a prospect.

Now and then people seem to forget these basic truths. It is high time to be remembering them. Tomorrow may be too late.

Arnold Vr/a ) • 4, • ( At a college examination a professor asked: "Does the question embarrass you?" .Student answered: "Not at all sir, the question is quite clear. It's the answer that bothers me."

• • Customer: I notice you are using chicken in your chicken salad.

Manager: Yes, the price of pork and veal has gone up.

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Big Crowd Greets Santa in en all Jolly Santa came to Lodge 66 in Elm Mott, Texas, Saturday, December 12, to a hall full of youngsters, their parents'Z relatives and guests as well as officials of our SPJST brotherhood.

The beautiful decorated Linden Hall had white covered tables waiting, too Oi ecorated in a Christmas motif and flickering candles, for the Christmas Party Celebrants and the good sisters bustling in the kitchen like bees in a hive, served a sumptuous buffet style supper to a huge crowd.

The newly elected Vice-President, Bro. Miller, gave the invocation, humbly acknowledging the blessings upon Linden Hall and its membership as a whole in the past year.

The Youth program which followed the supper, just before Santa arrived, was well received. The Youth of Lodge 66, presented the out-going President Brother Ed. Mazanec with a shield upon which were pictures of the high-lights which took place at Linden Hall during the year under his presidency. This memento was prepared by the skills of Bro. Parma and Bro. Hanus. Brother Mazanec was deeply moved by their thoughtfulness and later displayed the Shield around the Hall.

Linden's Youth Leader, Sister Libbie Parma, was also presented with a gift by the Lodge's adoring Teen-Agers. Sister Libbie has been their staunch ally.

Skipper Spence, a handsome youngster opened the program as Master of Ceremonies, in tails, high hat and cane.

Then followed a group of eight tots — cradle to five set — robed in white choir smocks with huge red bow ties to sing "Jingle Bells." They were most endearing. For many it was their first appearance before an audience— Linden starts its lodge workers out early.

The Caroleers, also dressed in white choir robes with red bow ties and red hard-backed Christmas carrol books, sang several Christmas songs. Their ages ranged up to about 13 years of age All of these white robes were made by Sister Parma's indefatigable and modest assistant, Sister Spence. The robes made the numbers beautifully effective, befitting the Season. Pretty Missy Ira Jo Cohen played a Christmas selection on the piano, while Linden's little Dutchess Helen Kolenovsky Played a Christmas selection on the accordion. The Teenagers had a skit and of course, last but not least, the Combo of Linden's Teen-

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Agers played several pieces which were received by their fans. One little Missy recited her poem ending Happy New PROGRESS REPORT DISTRICT 3 Year" for lo and behold here comes Name Lodge Ins. Santa — at whose sight, bedlam broke J. J. Kostohryz $7,000.00 54 loose among the cradle set, followed by Anna Milan 154 4,000.00 the older group of children.

Rudolph Krizan 1,000.00 6 All efforts to greet Santa in an orderly J. R. Bartok 92 1,000.00 fashion were of little avail to the eager Flora Koci 92 1,000.00 youngsters. This set everyone to laugh- John Mach 1,000.00 35 ing at them. They all received a sock E. G. Mazanec 1,000.00 66 with candies and fruit and immediately Believe it or not — the ten dollar cash started racing to show Daddie and Mom- prize for the Nunmer One Spot on the mie, wide eyed, what they had received: November progress report goes to Broththen back again into the mob, where er J. J. Kostohryz of Lodge No. 54, West, they received a prettily wrapped gift. Texas. Congratulations to you Brother Then came the tearing of the wrap- Kostohryz. — Let's see if you can repeat pings, impatiently, to finally cover the again this month for the same "Top floor around the beautifully lighted Honor." -- Congratulations are also in Christmas tree with brightly colored pa- order to Sister Milan for being in the per and ribbons with their bows still the No. 2 Spot and to all others whose intact. name appears on the above list. Just Then the brothers and the sisters ex- keep up the good work. Brother Kostohchanged gifts; received gifts from ryz your check is in the mail. friends and general visiting followed.

• • Brother Edward L. Marek, President In our District Organizers meeting of the SPJST Supreme Lodge of Tem- which was held in Temple on November ple, and Mrs. Marek, made the party, 28th Brother Hejny announced that the as did District HI Organizer. Brother Ar- SPJST Supreme Lodge will again send nold Vrla and his charming family. Then approximately 10 deserving organizers to a session of games followed to quite SMU insurance course February 1960. down the crowd, and visiting among This is a wonderful opportunity for our these who did not care to play. organizers to learn about Fraternal Life Each parent got his heward in the Insurance — Selling and other basic and happiness and joy which shown in their advance techniques. youngster's eyes, the eagerness of his If any one of you organizers in Disvoice to show his gifts and get approval trict III is interested in the above from the parent. To the grandparents, course, contact me as soon as possible friends and guests the innocent delight so I could make my recommendations of the children, the wee ones reminded to Brother Hejny. us of the Wee One i n Bethlehem whose SMU Insurance Course birthday we were observing.

District III vs. District V Christmas is a season of love; of man Brother Skrabanek and his DistrictV for man in the name of his Creator and are certainly after one of our trophies with this Divine spirit prevailing among as you can see from the reports, so the older set, it was, indeed, a beautiful again I urge each of you to set forth a Christmas Party. special effort to make your contracts Thanks to Linden Hall for their and sign them up before the end of the gracious invitation to share Christmas year. December 31, 1959. with them, to the officers, members, If I can be of any help to any of you, youth and little ones, for the warm please call on me. friednship extended us this past year.

We have always rejoiced with you in Fraternally, your successes, and treasure the moA. M. Vrla ments spent in your midst. God bless District III Organizer each and everyone of you!

P.S. I'd like to take this means to thank you organizers that attended the The Editor and Wife organizers' meeting at Ennis Lodge No. )• •( 25 on November 22nd. I am sorry that I wonder why Scotsmen are so good at all couldn't be present, however, the atgolf 9 tendance was good.

They realize that the fewer times they • aft • ( strike the ball the longer it will last.

Employer — Yes, I did advertise for a • • strong boy. Think you can handle the Proper advertising will often sell a job? poor product; it will invariably sell a Applicant — Well I just whipped 19 good one. other applicants outside the door.

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District Calendar DISTRICT TWO SPJST District 2 will hold its 1960 Annual Business Meeting and Pre-State Convention Meeting on Sunday, April 24, 1960, at the SPJST Praha Lodge 29 hall, near Taylor, Tex. Watch the Vestnik for additional announcements concerning this meeting.

• In Memoriam DISTRICT THREE IN MEMORIAM OF "District 3 wil hold its 1960 spring WESLEY KUDRNA Meeting at West, Lodge Jaromir Hall Member Of Lodge 25, born at Ennis, in. March. Detailed !Program and date Sept. •19, 11914 and died 'suddenly' Nov. will be announced as soon as possible. 23 1959 at his mOther's farm at Ennis, • • Texas.

DISTRICT SIX Surviving are his mother Frances, Our District 6 is planning to hold their sisters and brothers. next year's Spring Meeting in Lasalle, After services from the Cathelie Texas. More detailed information as to Church of St. John he' was laid to eterthe date, program and place, will be nal rest at the St. John's Cemetery, En-' forth coming soon. Early announcement nis, Texas. of date is desirable so our other districts May our deceased brother rest can make their plans accordingly. peace.

• • Our sympathy to the bereaved FamDISTRICT SEVEN ily.

1 • 42 • ( The Spring Meeting of District 7 will be held on the first Sunda,y, in May, IN MEMORIAM OF 1960 at Lodge LaParita 161 -- We are HENRY F. SCHOPPE giving this information at and early Member of Lodge 40 born Ma.rch 6, 1900 date so our other districts may reserve at Birch, Texas and died Noll. 11, 1959 at this -Sunday for us. — Thanks. the Park Place Hospital, Port Arthur, 4 Texas.

Surviving are Mrs:Hattie Schoppe and How Can I Help Prevent the children William and Joyce Marie.

Deportation of My Friend's Father?

After services from the St. Joseph's Question: The father of a friend of mine, when he immigrated to the United Church, Port Arthur, the deceased States failed to tell the Consul that brother was laid to eternal rest at Frenmany years ago he had been convicted stet, Texas.

He was an 'enployee of the Texas Co, of a crime. qornebody recently denounced him to the Immigration Seryice and of Port Arthur. He was an assistant to he has been placed under deportation the 'manager of the refrigeration deas having obtained his visa by fraud. partment.

May he rest in eternal peace, our symMy friend,, who •was naturalized shortly, after• his 21st birthday, wants to know pathy • to the bereaved Family.

• a • ' if there is any way in which his father can be helped?

Starting January 1960, the social Answer: Yes. If for the past few years Security tax rate will be increased from and particularly,• since be arrived in the the present 2 1/2 per cent of wages, paid United States, the father has conducted by' employees and and a like amount by himself well and without further clashes employers. The amount will be raised to with the law, the Act of September 11, 3 per cent.

The present rate of 3% percent of net 1957 offers a remedy. It permits the government to waive deportability for earnings paid by the self-employed will' fraud,"as well as for excludability be- be increased to 4 1/2 per cent of net earn cause of certain criminal offense, in ings.

Since its inception, in 1935 the social cases where the alien has a spouse, parent of child who is a United States security program has grown phenomencitizen. For a' time it was not clear ally, both in coverage and benefits. Stat whether the term "parent" applied only' ing as a retirement program for the proin cases in which the child was under tection of the aged wage earner, it has 21, but recently it has been held that now become a family insurance program the term "patent" applies, in cases of protecting not only the wage earner, but this kind, to the father and mother of the self-employed as well, in old-age, in persons older than 21 years, and mar- total disia.bility and the family increase I of the worker's death. ried as well.

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P.,I,S11 CALENDAR The following orchestras have been booked to play at Linden Hall for the balance of 1959.

December 25 — Christmas Day — Joe Milan's Orchestra of Ft. Worth December 26 — Rejcek's Orchestra of), Abbott Thursday, December 31 — New Year's,' Eve — Slim Haisler's Play boys, of , Temple Saturday, January 2 — Adolph Migl'S Orchestra of Moulton.

Lodge 25 Ennis announces a Christinav Party for all youth and members of the r= Lodge at their Hall Sunday December., 20. also a Dance on the 26 of December.

Let's all come and enjoy both occassions.,; Lodge Dallas Pokrok 84 announcex4 Christmas party after their regular Lodge Meeting on Sunday December 20. or more details on this, please read', letter in this issue.

• Lodge 154 Fort Woe and T. J. Sokol>, will hold their Christmas party Tuear,. day December 22 at the Sokol Hall, Fort.: Worth. You all come and bring the Chilthen. •Fun and Gifts for everme.

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Lodge 48 Bayersville will celebrate with 'an old-fashion Christmas party;:.

With gifts for the children and grab4:: bag for all Saturday December 19. So please come and bring the Children. Be*, sure and read the letter of our good sisau ter L. Shiller in this issue. )• •( Politicians, like show people, give th'd" public some truth and some hokum.

CHANGING YOUR ADDRESS USE THIS COUPON supreme Lodge, S.P.J.S.T. ∎Box 400, Temple, Texas ••i I am asking you to change my address.. of The Herald (Vestnik) as follows: My old address:

My new address is:

I belong to Lodge No. Fraternally, Signature

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Wednesday, December 16, 1959

STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND DISSIIRSE MENTS FOR NOVEMBER, 1959 ZPRAVA PROMI71 A VYDANI ZA MESIC LISTOPAD 1959 RECEIPTS - PRIJEM

Mortuary Umrtni

Mortgage Loans - Majetkove piljeky Certificate Loans - Certifikatove pfijeky Premiums - timrtni poplatky od ra i0 interest from certificate loans - Urok z certifikatov ch p0i6eit z majetkovYch ptijeek Int. on Mortgage Loans Urok -R. M. 0. Z mineralniho majetku S. P. j. S. T. Building Rent -- Najem z budovy Appraisal Fee - Na odhady Sale of Supplies - Prodej radovYch potteb

158,919.15 4,224.65 30,745.51 2,441.57 48,981.21 809.75 2,583.63

Total Receipts - CelkovSr prijem Cash Balance 11-1-59 -- Hotovost 11-1-59

248,705.47 79,169.84 327,875.31

Expense Vyclani

Juvenile Detske 1,677.82

24,650.71

595.10

Tot 'Souk 160.596.

4,224., 55,991..

818.15

49,799.: 809, 2,583A 833.1 14.4

25,498.21 5,112.50

3,091.07 1,888.01

277,294.

30,610.71

4,979.08

363,465."

833.00 14.50

DISBURSEMENTS -- VYDANI: Mortgage loans - Majetkove Way Certificate loans - Certifikatove ptijeky Matured Endowments - Vyplacene nadaeni pojiSteni Death Claims - Vyp/acene timrtni podpory R. E. 0. Taxes - R. E. 0. Dane R. E. 0. Repairs - R. E. 0. Opravy R. E. 0. Travel - R. E. 0. Cestovne R. M. 0. Taxes - R. M. 0. Dane Returned premiums and bonus - Vracene timrtni pop a bonu.1 SPJST Build. Maintenance - fizeni a yydr2ovani budovy Actuary - Fees - Za aktuarskou praci Advertising - Oznamky Appraisal Expense - Za odhady Attorney Fee - Pravnikovi za vytizovani pujeelt Car expense - vylohy na auto Commissions - Komisne Contributions - Dary District Meeting - Distriktni schtize Emblems - Odznaky Freight & Express --Medical examinations - Lekatske prohlidky Non-Medical Exams - Bez-lekafske prohlidky Membership Dues - Poplatek Vestnik Dffice maintenance - Na vydrtovani titadovny Office Rent -- Najernne z tifadovny Organizational Expense -- Organisaeni vYlohy Postage -- Patovne Salary Editor -- Sliane redaktora Salary of employees - SliAne vfmOmoci , Salary Officers -- Shane iitednikb.

Stationery and supplies - Tiskova prlce a psaci potteby TA X: FICA Telephone and Telegraph - Telefon a telegraf Travel: Officers & Directors -- Cestovne tifednikti a teditelti Travel Editor -- Cestovne redaktora .., Youth Activities -- Cinnost mlade2e Total disbursement -- uentove vynAni Cash Balance 12-1-59, - Hotovost 12-1-59

74,082.20 11,519.00 1,000.00 14,250.00 486.07 9.77 47.85 304.36 189.63 3,287.97

45.83 300.00 49.00 944.43 909.00 41.07 4,672.40 50.00 147.99 18.00 8.03 1,030.50 245.10 281.49 2,523.60 369.88 400.00 266.44 127.19 600.00 2,255.09 3,350.00 105.02 75.181 139.51 67.531 10.80 181.93

105,176.85 222,698.45

19,169.18 11,441.53

327,875,31

30,610.71

,..........._-....„ 45.83 4,933.25 4,979.09

74,082.!

11,519Ar 1,000.41 14,250.1 486.1 9.` 47.

304.:1 235.41 3,287.!

300!1 49.1 944.i 909' 41.1 4,672., 50.4 147.4 18.1 8.1 1,030..

245."

281.

2,523.1 369' 400.4 266.( 127.: 600.4 2,255.1 3,350.1 105.

75., 139.1 67.1 10• 181.

124,3911 239,0731

363,465.1

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ASSETS Cash - Hotovost U. 8. Bonds - U. S. Bond y Bonds: Municipal - Okresni bondy Murtgage loans - Ma.jetkove pfljdky , certificate loans Certifilattove piljdky Stock Akcie 8. P. J. B. T. Building - S. P. J. S. T. budova teal Estate - Majetek dame )ther Assets -ourniture and fixtures Nftbytek a zafizeni v 6tadovne

WEST, TEXAS

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MAJETEK YEDNOTY

•••••••■■•■••••■•

222,698.46 895,156.00 193,656.20 7,972,832.46 608,829.48 100,000.00 180,000.00 25,240.48 155.37

11,441.53

4,933.25 6,822.40 90,647.45

35,836.29 3,500.00

automobile - Automobil

10,198,568.45

50,777.82

102,403.10

239,073.24 895,156.00 200,478.60 8,063,479.91 608,829.48 100,000.00 180,000.00 25,240.48 155.37 35,836.29 3,500.00 10,351,749.37

Fraternally yours - S bratrsilm pozdravem R. A. Urbanovsky, Financial Secretary - ddetni.

Piljem od radii v mesici listopadu 1959 Income From Lodges In November, 1959 LODGE 1'

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 23 24 25 28 29 30 32 33 35 37 38 39 40 41 44 45 47 43 49 50 51 54 56 .51

DATE 20 30 20 20 20 30 23 20 30 20 30 30 30 30 30 20 30 30 20 30 20 30 20 20 6 20 20 20 30 30 30 30 20 30 30 30 30 6 20 20 30 30 30

AMOUNT 320.02 4.27 1,198.47 259.74 347.06 631.80 11.19 625.10 95.62 62.21 8.28 230.77 172.20 644.46 258.20 1,600.07 147.37 49.91 2,679.53 455.44 1,242.65 1,169.26 1,496.78 2918.54 401.18 44.54 6'78.85 85.84 6.67 425.42 157.87 944.03 458.74 118.74 45.16 853.88 176.49 855.51 732.31 163.45 657.73 2,525.21 131.01

58 60 61 63 64 65 66 67 69 72 74 77 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 91 93 94 95 97 98 101 103 105 110 111 112 113 114 116 117 118 119 122 125 126 127 128

20 20 6 20 30 20 6 30 20 20 30 30 30 30 20 30 30 20 30 20 , 30 6 30 30 20 30 6 6 20 20 30 30 20 20 30 20 6 20 30 6 20 30 30 20 30

30

710.61 129 20 48.56 21.60 130 20 447.66 109.54 132 30 5.46 609.13 133 30 789.37 27.40 136 8 21 20 65.52 137 333.29 30 681.35 138 20 261.32 259.63 139 2,816.11 30 106.91 141 30 426.54 134.74 142 20 282.18 4.79 143 30 765.30 390.10 145 30 22.54 165.34 146 20 60.66 445.24 147 20 141.70 630.65 148 6 458.76 12.49 151 20 315.53 67.01 152 20 40.60 2,682.55 153 212.09 20 41.21 154 2,180.53 30 107.11 155 30 302.44 1,026.61 158 20 26.90 6,868.54 161 1'77.26 30 214.56 162 69.20 20 494.29 164 21.50 20 279.81 1,061.87 165 30 64.82 182.38 55,991.32 .23.26 ) • ••• • 109.40 It ain't the gift a feller gits, it ain't 23.17 the shape ner size, that sets the heart to 7 beatin' and puts sunshine in your eyes.

11.37 It ain't the value of the thing, nor 8.67 how it's wrapped or tied, it's something 161.91 else aside from this, that makes you 75.28 glad inside.

932.88 9.51 It's knowing that some folks love you 45.55 and tell you in this way . . . jes' sorter 131.30 actin' out the things they really long to 43.94 say. So 'taint the gift a feller gets .nor 139.07 how it's wrapped or tied it's knowing that yer folks like you, that makes . 7.82 you glad inside!

54.45 )•4•( 23.82 235.95 What kind of bridge does your wife

like to play?

19.10 from the cost it must be toll 156.53 b r ji clugde.gin g

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13

IZ TA3orts From LecIpen LODGE 84, DALLAS, TEXAS others and Sisters, Only our Third Sunday Monthly Business Meeting, starting at 3:00 p.m. December 20, our Christmas Program, after the meeting and our New Year's Eve "Battle Dance" Thursday night December 31st remain on our schedule and thus another most successful year of business and social activities will have been concluded by our Lodge in 1959.

I would like to remind all of our memersitip that our December 20th meeting ISalways on of the most important meetings of the year • At this meeting, you the members, will again have the chance and opportunity to choose and elect your officers and the various committees to carry on the business of your lodge and its social functions for another year. As members of one of the best functioning Fraternal Lodges, if not the best, in the state of Texas, you all should make a great effort to be present at this meeting, voice and express your opinions and feeling and cast your vote for your favorite candidates, whoever they may be. If we all do just this much as members, our lodge will continue its progress, in the future and assure, us all that our children, as we ourselves are doing today, will have the opportunity to carry on the proud tradition and heritage of our ancestors, and to enjoy the wonderful social functions offered by a Fraternal Sosciety such os cur own ,SPJST fraternal order.

The business meeting will start at 3:00 p.m. Sunday, December 20th instead of our customary 4,00 o'clock time, as a lot of business has to be transacted an , I. the election of your officers and or tl1c various committees is on the agenda.

After the meeting, our Youth and Teenage Division will present a Christmas Program which you will not want to mi.-ts. Old Santa will drop in for a visit and leave some Christmas goodies for all the children. We hope that a lot of our good brothers will have their wives bring to the meeting and let them come later with the children or they can just b r ing the whole family to the meeting en: stay for the Christmas Program., It erwards. Let's have one of the larg• and best attendances at this meetand let's all strive for greater progress and improvements in our local loge.

After the meeting, there will be plenty

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16, 1959

of good food in the kitchen for all. The and without them, our lodge just could kitchen committee will deeply appre- not function. ciate your business and patronage.

Brother Frank B. Steiner is in charge of On Thursday night, December 31st., purchasing our stock and bar supplies. we will have our annual New Year's Eve He is also our official sign maker and Celebration, starting , at 8:00 p.m. This a very good one. year, the Entertainment Committee has Brother Bill and Sister Ruby Gaiser mianbed a Battle Dance between Mr. are in Charge of Cleaning and keeping John Rejcek's orchestra and Ed Fara- the Lodge in order, for all of our Social izi's Oichestra for our enjoyment.' There Functions. will be continuous music until four a.m.

I hope that I haven't omitted any of New Year's Day. Admission for this New our Committees, if I have, I assure you Year's Eve Battle Dance will be $2.50 it is without intent. My reason for namper person. We hope you feel yen will ing all of the various committees of get a lot of dancing and entertainment our lodge is to inform all of our members for your money. Make plans now to at- who may not have the slightest idea of tend this Gala New Year's Eve Celebra- the duties of your Committee members. tion at our Lodge Hall at 2625 Floyd St. Al.,o this can be two-fold, as maybe some Thursday night, December 31st. of you members would like to take a I would like to take this opportunity, more active interest in your lodge and to inform our membership who the peo- would be interested in serving on some ple are on our current 1959 Entertain- of these Committees. Your interest can ment Committtee: They are: Sisters be expressed or shown by your attendAnnie Marek, Genora Rejcek, Juanita. ance at our December 20th meeting. We Janousek, Brothers: Richard Sykora. Bill will deeply appreciate your interest and Gaiser, Jody Rejcek, John Kubacak, Je- your, willingness to help your fellow brorome Rejcek and Ben Jarma, chal-man. ties of our lodge.

Our Sister Bessie Petr, is our Youth May I remind you again, to make a and Teenagers Director and her assist-. tilers and sisters to carry on the duant is Sister Carlyn Ondrusek and are conscientious effort to attend this meetalso considered a part of the Entertain- ing and may it be a pleasure and enjoyment Committee. These are the Commit- able one for all. tee members who have donated a lot The Entertainment Committee wants of their time and efforts, free gratis, to to extend our best wishes for a Very provide for our Lodge and all its mem- Merry Christmas and a Happy, Prosperbership with the various social functions cus and Joyful New Year o all our memfor all of our enjetyment as well as for bership and-friends, also to express our all our friends and other lodges. We hope thanks for your help and attendance at that these functions meet with every- all of the social functions this past I year. one's approval.

We wish the best of luck and success On our House Committee, i 2 ,embers to the New Entertainment Committee are:: Brothers Jerome Re I ec Anton and Committee Chairman for the year Janousek, Frank Verlic1; :tied John Ku1960 and may they also have your conbacak. Ttnes! moe • r; embers have done a tinued support. gratin, to keep our lot of work also fi Fraternally yours, lodge building in goad order. They have Ben Jarma, received a lot of help from some of our Entertainment Chairman faithful members in many instances.

Lodge 84, Dallas ) 4, o ( Our Kitchen-Committee who so faithfully serves us these delicious Klobase LODGE 92 FORT WORTH HOLDS Sten dwiches, hot dogs, doughnuts and ANNUAL MEETING other sweets and coffee at our regular Lodge Svaz Slovanu No. 92 on Robdances are: Sister Flossie Vita and her daughter Janie, who helps her quite erts Cut-Off in Fort Worth, Texas, refrequently. In clearge of the Kitchen elected most of its officers for another Committee for special functions such tenure of office, Sunday, December 13, as Anniversary dinners, Family Nights, 1959.

Due to the heavy agenda of business, Initiation Dinners and such are: Sister Annie Marek and is capably assisted by President Carl Zich called the meeting Sister Georgia Rejcek, Bessie Petr and to an early start, namely 1:00 o'clock, to which a large crowd of members reCarlyn Ondrusek. sponded.

Then we have the Games Committee Visiting the meeting was Brother and for Family Nights taken care of by Sister John Becan, Piesident of Lodge Sisters: Carlyn Ondrusek and Bessie 154, in Ft. Worth of our brotherhood, Pete, Next follow our bar-tenders: Bro- and Brother Joe Svacek, President of the thers Charley Staglik and Charley Vita local unit of the fire insurance society

Wednesday, December 16, 1959 known as SVPS and were welcomed by President Zich.

From the annual reports read, some of which were quite lengthy, it was evident that a lot of time and careful preparation, gave the membership an overall picture of conscientious work on the part of those officers and committeemen but also of good management practices and of progress.

The problem of changing the hall's name back to National Hall which had been tabled from the last meeting, which change was recommended by the attorney, was again brought before the meeting and Brother Zich guided the matter to a vote; which passed.

Lovely Sister Helen Kubala requested to be relieved of her duities as the Lodge's Youth Leader, due to health. To replace her at the post, Sister Mary Pa.prskar was elected with Sister Mary Krivanek to assist her, and both husbands of the two above sisters were also lassoed into assisting them, so that with such a team, the work could be divided between the two couples. The membership expressed hope that with these two dynamic couples at the helm of the Youth Division, sharing the job, the Youth Division should mushroom into a strong and large unit, to take its place among the Youth Clubs in the brotherhood.

The youngmen on the Property Board are building more tables for the lodge in their spare time, they have attended' to the roof, put in more turbines to relieve the heat in the summer etc. and in general spruced up the place.

The Women's Circle, too, have had scme very successful projects which culminated in a very beautiful and different parties recently for the year. They are gaining in membership and know-how.

At the present — they are quilting.

Most of the officers of Lodge 92 were re-elected by acclamation to another year in office, for many this will be their second term. Their enthusiasm and conscientious hard work to fulfill their duties is inspiring.

Delegates to the Convention, too, were elected, led by our Brother J. R. Bartek, L. O. Hosek who will bring to the Convention some new faces to work with us.

Several new applicants to membership were voted upon by the membership.

A delicious supper was served by the sisterhood under the able direction of the Kitchen Division Chairman, Sister Binnie Bartek.

With all of the able steering of Bro. Zich and brotherly cooperation of the membership as a whole to clear up the outstanding items on the heavy agenda, it was 5:30 before the meeting could ad-

V ASTNi — WEST, TEXAS journ to partake in the delicious supper.

Congratulations to Lodge 92 for the fine brotherly spirit which prevailed and for a fine Annual Meeting. ) *4•( LODGE NO. 84, DALLAS, TEXAS TO ALL MEMBERS, This is to, notify all members that our last monthly meeting of the year will be held Sunday, December 20th, at 3:00 p.m. One hour earlier than our regular meeting time. Due to various business discussions and also election of officers for the coming year, it will be necessary to begin our meeting at 3:00 p.m. .

I wish also to remind all members that following the meeting the kitchen will be open, serving their usual fine foods, and at seven o'clock (Dec. 20) the Teen-Agers and youth of our Lodge will present their annual Christmas program under the splendid supervision of our youth director Sister Bessie Petr.

So don't forget — Dec. 20th at 3:00 p.m. We urge all of you members to please attend this meeting so that you may cast your vote in the election of officers for the coming year. Remember — it is your lodge and you have a voice in its management.

Fraternally yours, Frank J. Henzen, Sect'y. )•

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Women's Nook ENNIS, TEXAS LODGE NO. 25 Dear Members, First of all, I would like to thank all the members for their co-operation in helping by husband with being manager this year. As you know, he has been re-elected for the following year, 1960, and he hopes to do still better.

I would also like to thank Sister Mildred Trojacek and her assistant, Sister Dorothy Kudrna for the wonderful job they have done with the youth club. We all know it's a big job to handle. I have found that out as youth leader elected for the coming year, when I try to make plans.

Strana 19 Sister Mildred is planning a Christmas party for our youth and parents, let's watch for her bulletin. Let's all come and have a good time as Christmas always seems like a big day for me.

We will .have a dance at our Lodge National Hall the 26th of December with music by Ed Faraizl and his orchestra.

Let's all come and enjoy this last dance of the year. And folks, if Santa happens to miss you, maybe he left something at our lodge for you.

Fraternally, Mrs. Milton Martinek • do • LODGE POKROK 84, DALLAS, TEXAS Dear Members and Friends, One of the most important meetings of the year will be held on Sunday, December 20, beginning at 3 p.m. New officers will be chosen for 1960 and you are urged to attend and vote for your choice. Also, plans for the 50th Anniversary of our lodge, to be held in February 1960, will probably be discussed and each of you is entiled to express your views as to how this great event should be celebrated.

After the meeting, snacks will be available for those who wish to eat and then stay on for the Christmas program. The program. The program, as usual, will be presented by the youth of our lodge, and from what we hear, will be one of the loveliest ever given.

So, don't disappoint the youngsters (or our youth leaders who work sa hard to give these programs) and attend.

The Sunshine Committee reports three members on the sick list. They are Bros Ray Hanys, Joe Jurosek and Gary Pokladnik. May each of them recover soon especially for the coming Holidays.

Don't forget the big New Year's Eve Dance to begin at 8:30 p.m. December 31 and ending at 4 am. January 1, with continuous music. This will be a Battle Dance featuring the orchestras of Ed Faraizl and John ilejcek.

On behalf of the lodge, thanks and gratitude is extended to all who took part in making our lodge more interesting and all that contributed in any way to the betterment of our lodge, during 1959. Without all you wonderful people and the Spirit of brotherhood displayed, our lodge would not have progressed as is has.

May each and everyone of you have a very Merry Christmas and good health and happiness throughout the coming new year.

Fraternally, Frances Baleja Helen Pokladnik, Assistant

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LODGE NO. 154 FORT WORTH, TEXAS Financial Sec.: Bro. Raymond Vpchaska Treasurer: Brother John Krizan Dear Readers, Our lodge held its meeting December Entertainment Committee: Bros. John 6th with the election of officers for Krizan and Jerry Sumbera.

1960.

Trustees: Bros. Walter Mikeska, Raya he following were elected: mond Colcik and Jerry Sumbera. Sick John Becan, President Committee: Sis. Eleanora Volcik, Bro. Jerry Milan, Vice President Jim Mors, and Bro. John Krizan.

Mary Renfro, Secretary Anna Milan, Financial Secretary Local paysicians: Drs. G. W. Gidney Mary Hale, Treasurer and B. D. Pierce.

Bill Renfro, Guard Librarian: Sister Ruth Krizan and Rosie Steinman, English Reporter Brother Jerry Sumbera.

Mary Hale, Czech Reporter Reporters: Sister Ruth Krizan, EngDelegates to the convention are Bill lish; and Brother Raymon Volcik, Czech.

Renfro, Mary Renfro, Joe Milan Anna Resolution Committee: Sisters Tonie Milan, John Becan.

Marek, Marie Janecka, Czech and Ruth Alternates: Mary Hale, Louise Albre, Krizan, English. cht, Rosie Stienman, Lillie Becan, Mary Delegate to the 1960 Convention, Bro. Martinic.

John Krizan.

Our lodge and Sokol will have their Omanizers: Bros. Rudolph Krizan of Christmas party Tuesday, December 22 Waco. John Krizan, West, and our newly so bring out the children to see Santa elected organizer, Brother Raymond Claus.

Volcik, also of West.

Wishing each of you a Merry ChristAfter this meeting and election, a mas and a Happy Prosperous New Year very delicious baked turkey supper, with I am, giblet dressing and all the trimmings Fraternally yours, was served, followed by a short ChristMrs. A. A. Svacek mas Program, by the Youth of the Lodge * rYe ( directed by Sister Ruth Krizan, Youth Leader.

HOUSTON LODGE NO 88 Young Johnny Kriian was reciting the SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT last number on the program "AnnouncA Christmas program will be held at Lodge Pokrok No. 8g, 1140 Robbie, Sun- ing Santa Claus," when the gay tinkling day December 20th, at 4:00 p.m. Santa of sleigh bells really announced his Claus will pay a visit with a lot of coming.

There was a knock, knock on the door goodies, and those who desire to bring and in bust jolly Santa Claus shouting, gifts to their loved ones are welcome to Hoo-hoo, whereupon the small fry let do so.

Anyone wishing to participate in the out a shriek and converged upon Santa Christmas program, please contact any like a tidal wave. Each youngster reof the youth leaders: Della Kadlecek ceived a bag of fruit, and chewing gum.

UN 4-1921; Estelle Nelly, UN 1-7435 or Clutching their bags they ran here and yonder to show Mornmie or Daddy what Maxine Sefcik UN 9-1451.

We are also asking everyone to bring they had received, and dear old Santa something on the plate, so we can have shim-el out quietly. When order was a family get-together following the , 1) 1olisheel, the gifts under the big Christmas Tree, beautifully decorated, program. were passed out to the loved ones and Fraternally, the tots.

Maxine Setcik.

It was a wonderful day and evening for all young and old alike. Those who appeared on the short program were: COTTONWOOD LODGE NO 6 I. Richard Mikeska gave a poem called West, Texas "Welcome."

Dear Members and Readers: 2. Jeanette Krizan played and sang Our last Meeting of the month with its election of Officers and delegates to "Silent Night," on the piano.

3. Jerry Janecka gave a very convincthe Convention, was held last Sunday December 6 at the Cottonwood Lodge ing poem, "Scared."

4. Kathy Zapalac, on her tiny accorHall at 4:30 in the afternoon.

All of the present officers were re- dion gave us the beautiful, "It Came elected. Since we have so many new Upon a Midnight Clear" 5, Nancy Beseda recited a poem, "Hello members this year, I feel I should list Folks." our officers once again.

6. George Smajstrla, Jr., gave us President: Brother Joseph Janecka Vice- Pres. Brother Raymond Volcik "Silent Night," on his accordion and a peppy"Tomorrow Never Comes." George Secretary: Sister Marie Janecka

Wednesday, December 10, 1959 is beginning to handle his accordion very well. He'll give Lawrence Welk competition one of these days!

7. Johnny Krizan, Jr. said a poem "Announcing Santa Claus," concluding the program.

All of the children performed well , and as their leader I want to thank the youngsters from the bottom of my heart for doing sucha splendid job. I love to work with them; I also want to thank the mothers who helped the children learn their numbers so well.

The lodge's "Many, many, thanks" goes to all the good sisters who brought the other good food and to all of those who helped in any way. Thanks to Santa Claus, of course, for coming and to Bro. Jerry Zapalac, for making sure that he found our Boll. Santa thanks Brother Ed Smajstrla of the Ben Franklin Store in Marlin, for helping Santa out in lending him a suit while Santa's was at the cleaners, getting ready for Christmas.

We also accepted several new members into our lodge last Meeting. We are pleased to have them and •hope that they will come to our meetings, to visit with us whenever they possibly can. I will give you their names in my next report as my space and time is taken up with this report. It was encouraging to set you at the meeting. Many thanks. We were glad to see Editor Hosek and his wife with us at the Meeting and pro gram. Please come again whenever you can.

Oh, I almost forgot to report what a wonderful large crowd we had, a "full nouse" again.

We had P free dance that night fog all dancers to dance to their •heart's content.

Fraternally yours, Ruth Krizan, Reporter ) • 4, t THE ANNUAL MEETING OF HLAIIOL DRAMATIC CLUB HELD ON N V. 30 This meeting opened with a song fest.

A feature enjoyed by everybody present.

In fact, this feature is doing a great deal to attract members back to our meetings.Everybody joins in the fun of singing folk songs as well as other familiar numbers.

After some of the unfinished business was brought up and concluded the election of officers for the ensuing year was held. There is a small change in the list of officers, and those elected or reelected were as follows: Tini Kostom, President Frances Olexa, Secretary Rudy Sefcik, Director Anton Svestka; Assist. to Director

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John Sula and Anna Svestka, Czech Re- I 1960, expressed a wish to have the organizers work harder and take a more porters Naomi Kostom, English Reporter active part in our lodge work. They will Brother Valcik who served as director all have an opportunity to show their for the year 1959, asked to be excused abilities as salesmen, when the Miss and relieved of his office for the year SPJST contest gets underway on Janand the members were very grateful to uary 15, 1960. We voted to support this Brother Rudy Sefcik for accepting this project, by having the financial secreoffice. However, on behalf of the club, tary supply the names of all qualified I want to add a word of thanks for the members to our lodge secretary. He will wonderful work perforrn.ed by Brother send out cards to those qualified to inValcik. I am sure, however, that Broth- vite them to a meeting, where they will er Sefcik will give his utmost in time and be given an assignment. We are entitled effort to the club and that he will be to have five girls contesting within the able to come up with some very interest- lodge but only one will be the lodge ing entertainment this coming year. queen and she will go on to district -Needless to say, but the operations of competition. More rules will be publishour club often suffer from lack of per- ed in the Vestnik, later. sonnel in different capacities. By this Sister Clara Hejl was re-elected as our I man that too often the laod becomes youth leader for the coming year. We very trying for the director and When other members are involved in a play can look forward to those enjoyable proand attend rehearsals regularly, it grams as in the past. Our next prohardly seems fair to expect them to gram will be the annual Christmas put in more time either behind the program on the third Sunday, December stag_e or in making major preparations 20th at 8:00 p.m. So don't disappoint for the play before it is presented, Sister Hejl and the participating youngTherefore, the members have arrived at sters, by staying at home.

Sisters are asked to bring kolaches, a reasonable solution to this problem.

In the future, the director may call cakes or pies for the sausage supper for upon a group to assist in the prepra- the lodge membership and' their famtions of the stage and this group will ilies to be served at 6:00 p.m. preceding be made up of members other than the program. I am sure you sisters those involved in the play which is being will all bring this food, as always. Some rehearsed. In this way, the director will of you can also bring an apron and volnot feel the pressure so completely when unteer to help in the kitchen This help it begins to pile up just days before the will be appreciated.

We, also voted to add a little interest performance.

The club is looking forward to a very to our Community Christmas tree by active year. There are a number of in- having the adults exchange gifts, in teresting developments before us, and the amount of 50 to 75c. This, of course, to those that enjoy our Czech plays we is voluntary. Those who bring gifts invite you to follow news in the Vestnik please label the present as a man's ,gift for further information as the days go or a ladle's gift. But only those who bning gifts will be entitled to draw a by.

The meeting adjourned and refresh- number for a gift. The presents will be numbered as they are brought in. I ments followed.

The Christmas season is upon us and guess most of you are familiar with how I want to wish one and all a very Merry it works. The children will not exchange treegifts, so if you parents don't want Christmas and a Happy New Year.

Reporting for the Hlahol Dramatic them to be disappointed, you can bring a gift for them to be placed under the Club, I am tree. Santa Claus will make a stop at Sincerely, Star Hall again this year.

Naomi Kostom Brother Jerry Pechal was re-elected 4, • 4. as hall manager for the coming year.

LODGE 47, SPJST SEATON, TEXAS If any of you wish the use of the hall Dear Sisters and Brothers, for any occasion, contact us and we At our last meeting held on Decem- will book, your event for you. We wish ber 6, we had as a visitor, Brother Ben to take this opportunity to thank all of MiXolaj, District Organizer, who spoke you who helped us by working when ask..abcut the organizational work of our ed. We deeply appreciate your help and lodge during the last eleven months. He cooperation. reported the amount of insurance securBrother Editor and Sister Hosek, could ed by each of our five organizers. In you both grace our Christmas event with the meeting later on, we re-elected all your presence? We will be looking forof thern for another year Brother F. E. ward to seeing you, then. The Supreme Hejl, Jr., the newly elected president for Lodge officers and their wives are, also

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The next regular lodge meeting will be o1 January 3rd, 1960 at 2:00 p.m. with the installation of officers and the appointment of various committees foI the coming year.

I hope most of you are planning td come to the Christmas program on December 20th at 8:00 p.m. Everyone is invited to the program. Sister Hejl puts a lot of effort into the arrangement of these excellent programs, so don't disappoint her. She says she appreciates a large audience much better than a small one.

Wishing you one and all a Merry Christmas and hoping- the New Year of 1960 holds only the best for each of you I remain, Fraternally, Mrs. Jerry Pechal, Reporter Editor's Note: Thanks for the invitation but we have already promised elsewhere.

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-1 • •( WEST SPJST LODGE NO. 54 Dear Brothers and Sisters: The opening of our meeting last Sunday was by saying the Pledge to the Flag of the United States, it was such a large attendance that the meeting turned out to be very interesting.

A moment of silence was held by bowing our heads in memory of Mrs. Mary Sulak, wife of our Chairman of the Property Committee John A. Sulak, who passed away Nov. 19. May she rest in Peace.

Brother George Mikeska, gave a report, prepared by the Auditing Committee, which was a splendid report and everyone who was present felt happy to hear such fine results, this was done by the cooperation of everybody who so loyally worked together throughout the year.

The Christmas Party to be held Sunday 13 was discussed, the ladies in charge of the kitchen were named and the program was planned and Santa Claus will distribute gifts to the young and the old. Of course, by the time you read this letter the Christmas party will be past, so in my next letter I will tell you about the Party.

The election of officers was held and all past officers were re-elected by acclarr4ation and will serve you during the year of 1960. The following are our officers: I Bro. Robert Cervenka, President Bro. Albin R. Sulak, Vice-President Bro. Frank Cocek, Secretary Bro. John J. Krizan, Fin.-Secretary Bro. George Mikeska, Treasurer

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Bros. Joe Mazanec, Albin R. Sulak and Emil W. Popp, Auditing Committee.

Bros. John A. Sulak, Louis Dudik and Joe Tobola, Property Committee, Sisters Mollie Barton, Rosie Cocek and Bennie Soukup Resolution Committee; Frances Popp, Christine Milberger, Mollie Barton, Frances Hla,venka, Rosie Cocek, Helen Marie Cepak, Frances Matus, and Biel he's George Hubik, Albert E. Srubar and Henry Popp, Sick Committee.

Sister Mollie Barton, Czech reporter and yours truly (Bennie Soukup) as English reporter.

Delegates to the Convention which will be held in San Antonio were chosen.

They are Brothers Robert Cervenka, George Kacir and Emil W. Popp. Alternates are Brothers Albin R. Sulak, Geo. Mikeska and Rudolph Barton.

Brother Cervenka thanked all the officers, all the Committees and all members who have in any way made this past year a successful year, he said it was a pleasure for him to work with them and to see everyone cooperating and working together with friendly spirits.

It was brought up and discussed to purchase a microphone, this was left up to the Committees to see about purchasing one, so, last Tuesday night all Committees had a meeting together, Brother Frank Kellner who owns the White Auto Store was present, he had with him books showing various kinds of microphones, after pricing the various kinds they decided to buy one which has two amplifiers and two speakers, this will be a very useful item in our hall, and from now on at all the meetings and programs in the future, all will be plainly heard.

The hall was painted this past year several ladies and their husbands took it upon themselves to clean the hall on the inside and to refinish the dance dance floor, and now we own our own microphone, this shows us that the officers and committees are looking for ward to another successful year in 1960.

It was very nice seeing Brother and Sister L. 0. Hosek at the meeting, every body enjoyed and appreciated the encouraging words that they gave us.

In closing my letter I want to wish each and everyone of our Vestnik readers a "Very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year" and my personal "Merry Christmas and Happy New Year" Wish to you Brother and Sister Hosek.

Bennie Soukup, Reporter Many thanks to you all — The Editor

VESTNt — WEST, TEXAS LODGE NO. 48 BEYERSVILLE Dear Readers, Last Sunday we had quite a nice meet ing with all officers and committees elected and appointed. Everyone seemed willing to do his share.

Once again the christmas season is here. Our lodge plans a party for the children in the same fashion as last year. With parents bringing a gift for their children costing not more than 50 cents. Adults will use the grab-bag style with men bringing a man's gift and ladies a lathe's gift, costing no more than 50 cents. The idea is the spirit of giving, not the cost of the item. Each child will receive a gift from the lodge.

Games and carols are planned.

The ladies will provide the eats which will consist of sandwiches, cookies, kolaches and fritoes or chips. Also coffee.

The date is Saturday, December 19. please come and bring the children. Our lodge needs them and they usually have a wonderful time.

Weather permitting I hope to see all your faces at the christmas party, Dec. 19, at lodge No. 48.

Fraternally, Mrs. Lumir Shiner

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Wednesday, December 16, 1959 San Antonio. At this dance gifts will be exchanged and refreshments will be served. The dance will be semi-formal and will be free. Everyone is cordially invited to come and bring their friends.

Sincerely yours, Marilyn Strobel, President 4 , -YOUTH CLUB LODGE NO 66 Dear Brothers and Sisters: Lodge No. 66 held their monthly meeting on December 6, 1959. This was the important meeting of the year because the new officers were elected. They are as follows: President, Monroe Janke Vice President, Frank Miller, Secretary, Roman Parma Bookkeeper, Johnny Gaidusek Treasurer, Otis Ceska Guide, John Simcik Youth Director, Mrs. Emma Ceska Trustees: Bill Korenek, Roman Parma, Ray Moore, Emil Harms, and Ed. Mazanec Sr, The different committees were also elected.

Mrs. Libby Parma presented a picture of the queen's contest, to the girls which ran for queen in our lodge contest in July. We wish to express our thanks to her. The meeting adjourned about 7:00 p.m. Afterwards, the members enjoyed a buffett supper and then a family night.

• Fraternally yours, Norma Traywick, • • LODGE NO. 25 ENNIS YOUTH CLUB Dear Brothers and Sisters: The Youth Club is having a Christmas Party Sunday, Dec. 20, starting at 7:30 p.m. at the National Hall. We hope to see everyone at the party as we are planning a good time for everyone. All children will exchange gifts. Also Santa Claus will leave something for all the youth.

Mildred Trojacek, Youth Leader 4

YOUTH CLUB YOUTH CLUB LODGE 133 San Antonio, Texas Dear Readers, Last Saturday the San Antonio Youth Club enjoyed a hayride which was held at Loyosa, Texas on the ranch of Mrs. Secrest, mother of Willie Secrest, member of the Youth Club. Although it was rather cold everyone had a wonderful time. They all enjoyed hotdogs, colddrinks, and later enjoyed dancing. We were happy to see so many members and guests present.

The Youth Club is also planning a "Christmas Dance to be held on December 22 at the Harlandale Lions Club in

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LODGE 84 DALLAS TEEN-AGE CLUB Dear Friends and Members, Dances for this year of 1959 have ended at Lodge 84 and memories of many nights of dancing entertainment comes back to us. But now, people everywhere are preparing for the most joyous of holidays, that of Christmas.

During this year, our Mother Lodge Entertainment Committee, under the supervision of Brother Ben Jarma, has worked hard to plan activities and to procure orchestras that the members would enjoy. Through the untiring work of Brother Jarmo, and his committee members, Lodge 84 can boast of its superb entertainment.

Wedhesday, December 16, 1959 Of couse there has been a good deal of. work going on in our Mother Lodge to promote the success of our lodge and of the SPJST Order: The officers have put forth much of their time and energy to have a truly successful year. And a successful year it nas been! When one stops to realize the many people, places and events that have made this year so remarkable, he can realize the results and advantages of a close bond of fraternalism such as the one existing here at No. 84.

The next meeting of our Mother Lodge will mark the elections of officers for 1960. At that time the members will elect leaders who will shoulder the duties and responsibilities of Lodge officers. This meeting will be the most important one of the year. Every member should be present to vote for their leaders those who will be in charge of their Lodge..

If you have never attended another meeting, do make it a point to attend this coming one. Remember: Your vote counts a lot and so does your presence at the meeting. So, come and elect capable officers such as we have had in the past.

See each of you at that meeting. Be there, won't you?

Sincerely, Jerry Ann Urban Secretary - Reporter t

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FORT WORTH LODGE NO. 92 YOUTH Dear Members, Don't forget the Youth Club will not . have a meeting for the month of December. We will have the next meeting January 10, 1960. We will have hot dogs after the meeting and dance' to the music furnished by the juke box. We will elect new officers for the new ycar.

All of you come as you may he elected to an office.

We are having a rehearsal for the ' Christmas program Wedneiday Dec. 16 The members of the Youth Club WOulci like to wish all of the Vectnik'reaclers and their families a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. We also wish our Editor and his wife a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

Yours truly, Brenda Krivanek, Reporter •ae o• YOUTH'S PROBLEM

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HEARTY THANKS FROM ELAINE ELLES It will be a life time memory for me the 8th day of November, 1959, when I was selected queen of District 6, SPJST at Talton, Texas.

I want to thank the Supreme Lodge for the . $25 gift, as well as the beautiful neckless, the broach and the lovely bouquet.

I want to thank Brother E. P. Sralla our director as well as everyone who helped make it possible for me to take top honors as District 6 Queen. Thanks a million times. The moments of this occasion will never be forgotten.

GERALDINE ANN HAJEK t is indeed with pleasure that we

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present to our readers Geraldine Ann Hajek, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hajek of Seymour, Texas, elected "Football Sweetheart" of . Seymour High School. Miss Hajek,' a senior, was crowned in coronation ceremonies at the football banquet, December 14, 1959. She maintains an A average in school work and is editor of the Panther Annual, is now serving her second them as president of the Future, Homemakers of Arrerica, is a senior representative to the Student Council, a member of the National Honor SocietY and president of the Catholic Youth Organization. Geral:dine is a member of the National Honor Society and president of the Catholic Youth Organization. Geraldine is a member of Lodge Sam Houstoi2, No. 73, Seymour. Our 'Congratulations! We would like to hear form you again Geraldine. Or still better why not become active with the yOuth of your ledge?

Fraternally, Elaine Elles

"I am a girl- 14, going on 15., i\ly mother lets me go with one boy anci don't like him much because he doesn't call or come to see me like he used to.

He says he still likes me and thereis boy that likes me and he calls me a lot and wants a date. But I have to turn him down because mother won't J.(2t me go with him. She said that he was not nice and that I had to go with this other boy. What should a girl do when, her mother is like that?" .Answer: Respect your mother's whbes and more important her judgernerL You can be certain of on_e thing. Your mother has her reasons for riot allowing you to date this particular boy and is 'acting in your best interest when she says 'no.

The fact that your inother is willing to let you date this bo y who gets the

Straw., 24 "stamp of approval" seems proof enough that she has no objection to your dating the right kind of boys — one of good character and good reputation. ) • 4 ( LODGE NO. 66 WACO Dear Readers, It sure is getting close to Christmas and I haven't done ony gift shopping yet. I am really going to have to hurry.

Well as most of your know last Sunday December 6, Lodge No. 66 held its regular monthly meeting. This was a very important meeting as it was time to elect new officers for the year 1960.

Committees which were not elected at the meeting will be elected at the next meeting.

Also, the youth club will have its election of new officers next month at the meeting. So I will have to say it has been nice being president, and I hope the next president will be a better one than I was Well, I have to go now as there is hardly anything else to say. See you next week. Thank you!

Hattie Matus, Teen Reporter, Lodge No. 66 )•A•(

"Friends" In The Texas News Granger — Mr. and Mrs. Edmond J. Mikulencak have announced the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Janice Jeanette, to Jerome Raymond Vrabel, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Vrabel of Granger.

Miss IVIikulencak is a graduate of Taylor High School and is presently employed as secretary for an insurance agency in Taylor. Vrabel attended Granger schools and is engaged in farming near Granger.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Straznicky of Rosenbei 0; announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Margie Faye to Charles Earl Hollier, Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hollier of Fulshear.

Four thousand, seven hundred and twenty-eight people visited Monument Hill State Park near La Grange during November, according to John P. Vacula, ptirk manager. This brings the total to 104,751 visitors.

In a double ring ceremony performed recently at St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Dime Box, Miss Olga Margaret Tydlapica, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank

VtSTNIK-- /MST, TEXAS Tydlacka of Dime Box, married Pete P. Sokup of Temple. He is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank Soukup of Rosebud.

The Rev. George Tydlacka performed the ceremony and music was furnished

by Mrs. J. A. Polansky, organist.

Miss Frances Lange, bride-elect of Frank V. Tomaselt of Holland, was honored recently with a linen shower at the S. S. Cyril and Methoclui ,, Recreation Center at Granger.

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Funeral services for Adolph Henry Marchak, age 71, were held at the St. Paul's Presbyterian Church in Needville Sunday afternoon with Rev. John Dany officiating.

Mr. Marchak was born in )3ellville, in 1888. In 1927, he married Miss Agnes Fojtik in Needville. They continued to make their home there until his death.

He was a member of the Needville SPJST Lodge No. 81. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Agnes Marchak, one daughter, Mrs. Eddie Pieper, and three grandchildren all of Needville.

Pallbearers were members, of the SPJST. Adolph Matcek, Anton Pesak, August Filla, Joe Hurta, Henry Hurta and Lad Shefeik.

Granger -- the farm radio team and the Greenhand Chapter conchicting team of Granger won area contests at San Marcos recentl y and will attend the state FFA contest in Huntsville. The radio team, which has won the distnict for the past two years, consists of August Batla, H. T. Ward and Walter Brooks.

The conducting team, which competed in the parliamentary procedure contest, is composed of Raymond Mokry, president; Jerry Pekar, vice president; Daryin Bucek, sentinel; Gene Morton, treasurer; Ted Kovar, secretary and Billy Simcik, advisor.

Anna Marie Pustejovsky was selected FHA Girl of the Month for the month of November by the Hallettsville Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pustejovsky, Hallettsville.

• • Miss Elsie Holly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Holly of the Radhost section and John Masheck son of Mr. and Mrs. D. Masheck, were married Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 at the CM13 Church at Vsetin. The Rev. F. J. Kostohryz, pastor, performed the ceremony. e Our brother Rudolph Krizan of Waco owner of "John's Drive Inn," located one mile from the Circle on the Temple High

Wednesday, December 16, 1959 way, was burglarized Tuesday night a week ago. All of the cold cuts, meats, cigarettes, beer, a $90 top coat and some good tools were stolen. An electric percolator belonging to his brother Walter was also taken.

The most valuable personal item stolen was his brief ease with all of the valuable papers of r Krizan, who is an organizer for the SPJST were also taken.

Brother Krizan is an organizer for the Cottonwood Lodge No. 6. There is a reward offered.

• • Florence — Joseph Chovanec, 87, of Jarrell, died at his home Monday morning following a short illness.

Funeral services were held at the family residence in Jarrell, followed by services at the Holy Trinity Church at 10 a,m. Young Funeral Home of Florence was in charge of the services.

• • At the University of Texas, Austin, Georgie Machacek was married to Bobby lVfatocha, Delta Kappa Epsilon, in Rosenberg.

• • Barbara Elias, a senior has been named Daughter of American Revolution Representative by a vote of the senior class and the faculty 'of La Grange High School.

• • Jerry Michna Jr. is in Fort Worth this week to attend the Farmer's Union Convention in session there. Michna is president of the Farmer's Union in the Louise-Hillje area.

• • Army Sgt. Adolph J. Culak of Moulton received a Commendation Ribbon from the Army Air Defense Center at Fort Bliss, Texas. Sgt. Culak was commended for meritorious service as an engineer mechanic in Battery B of the center's Headquarters Battalion. The Seregeant entered the Army in 1951. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Culak, Rt. 1, Moulton, his wife, Iris, lives in El Paso.

A beautiful wedding took place at the Ascension of Our Lord Catholic Church at Moravia, Saturday, Nov. 28, uniting Miss Gladys 13arcak and Adolph Jalufka i n matrimony at 8:30 am. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Barcak and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jalufka Sr., all of Halletsville. ) • 40 • ( Vase clopisy ye Vestniku jsou etene mhno Texasu v cele Americe, v Kanade a na ostrovich v Pacifiku kde nagi he:A eleni slouzi v amide SpojenS,ch Statech. Pate z va gich osad, ani nevite koho zprivou potegite.

Wednesday, December 16, 1959

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New Arrivals Mr. and Mrs. Ladis Marek Jr. announce the arrival of a daughter, Anne.

Marie on November 25, 1959. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Geo. T. Henderson, paternal grandparentS are Mr. and Mrs. Ladis Marek Sr. Greatgrandparents are Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Marek. All live in Cameron, Texas.

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A 7 pound, 14 oz. son, Timothy Posvar, born to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lee Posvar, Dec. 5 at King's Daughters Hospital, in Temple.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Dennis A. Korenek are the parents of a son, Gary Lee, born at the Schumann Hospital in East Bernard on December 6 weighing 7 lbs., 11 ozs. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Gus Paivliska of Richmond and Mr. and Mrs. Ladgie Korenek of Wallis.

• • Sp-3 and Mrs. Ladjie Zatyka of Spring Lake, N. Carolina are, the parents of a daughter, Sheral Ann, born December 4, and weighing 7 lbs., 4 ozs. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ladjie Zatyka and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Kolaja of East Bernard. The paternal great-grand mother is Mrs. Frank Parma of Wallis.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Daniel. Voldan of Moulton became the proud parents of a baby girl born to them on Wednesday, December 2nd at the Wagner Hospital in Shiner. ) • 4k • "Since you have broken your engagement with Tom , because your feelings toward him aren't the same, are you going to return his ring?"

"No, my feelings toward the ring are still the same as ever."

• • Hostess — I'm so glad to see you at the meeting General.

General — Thank you.

Hostess ,— But, General, I hope you won't take it personally if I say that I am opposed to war."

• • "Didn't that lawyer know you were a movie star?"

"No, he hasn't the least suspicion.

Why, he offered to get me my divorce without any publicity."

• • No matter what you may think, Congress is a great institution.

Strana 25 club. The breed originated in Germany about 35 years ago..

The dog is approximately 12 to 16 inches high with a body length of from 16 to 19 inches. It weighs between 15 and 20 pounds. It is predominantly black with some brown markings. The hair coat is thick and rough. It is described as a good retriever for ducks, rabbits, pheasants. It also is a good dog for predators.

ports Column In Memozy of Otto Ilosek Public oyster reefs in Aransa.s Bay, located in AransaS a,nd Nueces counties, have been closed. under order of the Game and fish Com.mission.

According to the director of coastal fisheries, the reefs in Aransas Bay have been overworked or damaged, and production is such that the areas have been closed as an conservation measure.

The reefs to be closed are all public reefs in the waters of Aransas BaY south of a line extending from Dunham Point or Blackjack Peninsula in an easterly direction across Dunham Isla.nd to the nearest point on shore of St. Joseph Lsla,nd; thence southward along the s h ore of St. Joseph Island to Mud Island; thence along the shore of Mud Island to the southwestern tip of Mud Island; thence west to the southern tip of Traylor Island; thence north along the natural boundry of Aransas Ba,y and east of the Causeway on Highway 35 between Live 00it and Lamar Peninsula to the northern end of said Causeway; thence along the natural boundry of Aransas Bay, east to the point of be-. ginning.

• • Don't forget to check on registration of your boat between now and Jan. 1 Registration is with the State Highway Department.

If, you are in doubt about any hunting regulations in your county, consult your local game warden.

• • An Austin nurse has brought a new breed of hunting dogs to Texas. They are Jagdterriers, registered dogs imported from Germany.

Mrs. D. M. Knutson thinks her dogs, another hobby for persons who like dogs.

Fritzie and Mitzie, will be the start of An account of the dogs is in an articel in the December issue of "Texas Game and Fish magazine.

There are approximately one hundred Jagdterriers in the United States today, and the owners have formed an active

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FACTS NEEDED TO PLAN A WILL In planning your will, your lawyer will want to know yo;:.:t.. ‘v.ishe:3; and then to help you realize them, he will want to know a few vital facts.

Are you married? Any children or grandchildren, Previously married?

Widowed? Your age and those of your beneficiaries? Legal residence? Health?

Why these questions?

You'll have to work out your plan in view of the laws governing death taxes, property laws, and if you are married separate and community property.

• Age? If you wish to set up trusts, in the will, your age and those of your beneficiaries may help you to decide whether, for example, to use capital of the trust funds as well as its income the beneficiaries.

Your residence? Most important, since state laws govern, many items of personal property..

Do you plan to move to another state?

If so, consult its laws. Many people who come to Texas from other states should see that their wills conform to and take advantage of our laws.

Some people live half the ,year in Texas and half elsewhere. If you do, take steps to nail down your claim to reside in one state or another, to avoid needless littigation and possible claims to taxes in both states.

Your health? If possible, have you,. will drafted while you are in good heal. th and clear minded.

Contests, though relatively rare in Texas, still do take place. In some cases, for example where non-relatives inherit, it may be a good idea to give reasons for these bequests in your will and to

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(This column, prepared by the State Bar of Texas, is written to inform -not to advise. No person should ever apply or interpret any law without the aid of an attorney who is fully advised concerning the facts involved, because a slight variance in facts may change the application of the law.) ) • Eta •

LET US RECAPTURE THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS Did you ever stop to think how many people in your town need the cheering spirit of Christmas — the pleasant tinexpected surprise of a gift — more than yOur own child — your own family?

All of us know our own will not be neglected, but there is a goodd - chari -de that the all-inspiring spirit behind Christmas itself will be overyboked in these days of comparatively plenty when the tendency is to feel that everyone is as fortunate as we.

We can ill afford to neglect our duty to our fellow man — a duty built on a concept of Christian brotherhood — in a world beset on every side by divisive forces bent on separating friends, one from another.

We cannot afford to draw the. of .desnair over what is in our power to make a window of hope.

We can as American men and women dedicate ourselves to the' of Mankind which will make this Christinas the Most glorious of all.. " :I,Are can search out those about us whom we may be able to assist. We can be gentle with thosewho are beyOnd mortal- ,h-Jp. We can be kind even to these who 3 [ley not be deserving - of it in 'our opinion, for therein lies the true spirit of Christ.

Those things we can do, and we can assure ourselves of a happier Christmas in the knowledge that we, as individuals have recaptured some of that spirit which was brought to another troubled World along ago when wise men saw His star in the East — and followed it.

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A new law, signed by President Eisenhower on September 22, will permit thousands of aliens now awaiting a place in the quota to join their families in the United States without further delay. The new law gives non-quota status to persons who had registered as second, third and fourth preference immigrants with an American Consulate prior to December 31, 1953 and who had their petitions for admission approved before January 1, 1959. Such non-quota a las will also apply to the spouse and children of such immigrants provided the marriage relationship is still in effect at the time they apply for a visa, and later for admission to the United States.

In the preference group referred to are the parents of U.S. citizens who are themselves at least 21 years of age; spouses and unmarried sons and daugh. tors of lawfully permanent resident aliens; and the married children'-and brothers and sisters of U. S. citizens.

Among the countries likely to benefit paticularly from the new provisions are italy, Portugal, Greece, Yugoslavia and Poland.

The new law makes a number of changes in. the preferences hitherto granted in the basic immigration law.

These changes will benefit the Unmarried sons and daughters over 21 of both U.S. citizens and permanent resident aliens. The unmarried children over 21 of American Citizens, now entitled only,to fourth preference, are placed in the more favbrable second preference category, up to now reserved for the parents of American citizens. The unmarried children over 21 of resident aliens, who have had no preference here tofore, will now receive third preference status. Since these. ehanges are made without increasing the quotas themselves, it means that persons in oversube scribed preferences will now have to compete with the new group. Some parents, for example, who have been waiting in the second preference category, will — where such preference is over subscribed- — have to wait still longer.

The fourth preference has been increased from 25 to 50 per cent of the quota number not used for the first three - preferenses. It covers the brothers and sisters and the married sons and daughters of American Citizens, In addition the new law adds their spouses

Wednesday, December 16, 1959 and minor children, if accompanying them. This will make it possible for families to immigrate, but it will, at the same time, by adding new persons, delay earlier registrants in the cases where quotas are oversubscribed. Further, the increase of the fourth preference will, cf course, reduce the number of nonpreference immigrants who will be able to come to the United States.

The new law also gives non-quota status to second and third preference immigrants, on whose behalf petitions were filed before January 1, 1959 by persons admitted to the United . States under the Refugee Relief Act of 1953. At that time a number of people came here, but left their families behind in countries whose immigration quotas were oversubscribed.

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Di..trict BA Taiitn oute Smith yille, Texas District 2 BEN IHKOLAJ 111 W. Rio Grande St. Taylor, Texas District 3 ARNOLD M. VRLA 6307 Saratoga Circle DALLAS 14, TEXAS District 4 FRED KVETON

Route I Abernathy, Texas District 5 J. M. SKRABANEK 4720 Bellaire Blvd.

Bellaire, Texas District 6 TGNAC SENRYRI) 405 Market St. El Campo, Texas District 7 JAROSLAV KLJIPRLIK 1206 Lamar St. San Antonio, Texas A canny Maine farmer who made it a rule to think before speaking, was approached by a stranger one day and asked "How much is that prize Jersey heifer of yours worth?"

The farmer thou ght a moment, then asked, "Are you the tax assessor, or has she been killed by a train?"

Few of us know our real friends until we meet with misfortune or difficulty.

Ve stredu, dne 16. proshice 1959

11,11.1,

"Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread" Like many other fine things we today enjoy, the origin of bread is lost in antiquity. It is not known when primitive man first tamed wild grass to produce the seeds which he used for his food, but through archaeological findings, wheat has been traced to Abyssinia and into the fertile Nile Valley.

VtSTNIK—WEST. TEXAS bakery. It showed that loaves of bread were made not into round shapes but in conical, cubical and braided' forms. Then there were some in the shape of fish, birds and even their sacred cows, which might be likened to our present day heart, diamond, crescent, Christmas tree shaped cookies. The scientists tell us that they used nuts, seed, fruit, spices perfumes and drugs to make about fifty different kinds of baking.

Being "bread eaters" the Egyptians began to feel superior to their nomadic neighbors who depended upon their flocks for food, thus being meat eaters, and eventually through close association with the Egyptians; through slavery to the Egyptians, the People of Israel too, learned to like wheat baked into bread rather than eaten as a porridge or chewed up as a parched grain.

From these same sources we learn that Egyptians made the world's first leavened bread about 4,000 years before the Christian era, theoretical thinking being that through accidental souring or fermentation of the wild yeast spores or yeast fungus, the yeast starter was developed, and with the saving of a little dough from each previous batch served Thus, when they settled down and as a sponge from the fresh batch of built their own homes and cities a new dough for bread. trade, baker, was developed where by In their experimentations, the early man became the maker of bread instead Egyptians found that the wheat and rye of woman. seed' were the only grain capable of reFormerly, where men planted and hartaining the yeast gases needed for the vested the grain while the women baking, leavened bread. ground and baked the bread, now bakers Then the early Egyptians were con- made loaves of wheat bread' for a livelifronted with the construction of an hood. oven in which to bake this new food, The Nile Valley being very fertile, for the baking in the coals of a fire yielded great quantities of large grainwere not satisfactory, so they construct- ed wheat for export to Greece and other ed sone shaped ovens of clay brick on bordering vountries and thus the art two levels, on the bottom level a fire of making bread spread. was built and the upper level the dough Historians tell us that the Golden was laced for baking, with a door on Fleece which Jason was to have sought the upper part which was supposed to was actually wheat, the golden grain, to remain closed during the baking period feed the famine stricken of Athens at to retain a more even temperature. Be- that time. ing superstitious people, they believed Archealogists found evidence of bread that "spirit hands" turned the dough in- in the execavations of the city of Pomto bread and they took to peeking into peii, showing the buried city as having the ovens in an effort to catch a glimpse more modern methods at that time for of these spirits. Though they never the milling of grain. Where the milling found them, the trait of peeking into was done by hand, now the flour milling ovens by our modern homemakers is process was done on circular stones and us from those early days. still an drawn by animals, slaves and later by Getting back to the Egyptians; they water power. By sieving and bolting the became very proud' of their art of mak- flour, different grades were achieved, ing bread. Loves of it were even placed The best grade was quite fine and white on tombs of recently departed loved ones and most expensive, of course.

When the Romans began their conalong with other food and grain, so that the dead might eat on his long journey quest of the world, they taught all those — the practice was to also supply the with whom they came in contact the dead person with a passport into the art of making bread and thus the North next land with pictures writing of him- Africans, the Sardinians, the Spaniards English and many other nations the self and his deeds.

So it is that these picture writings Roman visited, and occupied received a have even the present archeologist some priceless gift unwittingly, we are sure, knowledge of the customs of those times in exchange for the subjection to Rowhere wheat and leavened loaves of bread man rule that these countries endured.

By the Middle Ages, white bread' makwere in daily use just as it is today.

Pictures on the tomb of their King ing spread nearly over all of Europe, Rameses, showed bakers and the royal but only the wealthy could 'afford to eat

Strana 27 it. The ordinary folk had to be content with bread made from the entire kernel of wheat, and ry and barley, as these grains were hardier to grow, and therefore less expensive. By today's standard and knowledge of food (values, the ordinary folk of those times while eating less white bread, ate a more nutritious bread, for it was found that in the husk or skin of wheat most of the nutrition was found in comparison to the center of the grain.

And so down through the ages, genration upon generation, throughout the world bread has come down to us, to bring to America today the knowledge and art of all of these lands as evidenced by our bakers' shelves where hard crusted French breads, the Sweedish Limpa, the fargrant Pumpernickel, Stollen, Sweet Ryes, Raisin breads, Cracked and Whole Wheat Bread, Vienna Rills, Czech Kolaches, the Kulichs and Jule Kage, plus hundreds of other odd-sounding named wheat products grace his shop.

These are part of our American heritage, a contribution from other countries to help make a better world, one of more understanding and love we hope.

So, when we ask "give us this day, our daily bread," let's ask it with the humility; thanks to those who perfected it for us, and with humility to Him who preserved it for us. o

POLKA DANCE CALENDAR CALVIN CHERVENKA Saturday, December 16 Sil Krenek orchestra —1V1illheim Hall Rudy Kurtz orchestra — Saengenevae Hall in Austin Henry Dulock orchestra — SPJST Hall at Elk. All the above dances are at night un. ess otherwise specif5ed. This is a fret service but applies only to those dance/ at which mainly polka and waltz musts s played by a live orchestra. The Vest. nik or writer will assume no responsibility resulting from any dance announ• entent which is listed in thi, column Listings from orchestras and dance hall ► thould be received at least one week be fore publication. 09.nd all 'listi ng., 1:4 Alvin Uherverika,. I;,oute 2, Rogers, Tel • Judge — What were you doing in that place when it was raided?

Locksmith — I was making a bolt for the door.

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Fatal Heart Attack May Give No Warning

By Herman Bundesen, M.D. z Probably you have heard about some person who undergoes a careful physical examination, is pronounced healthy and then drops dead of a heart attack a short time later.

This has happened and it will happen again.

How can a perfectly healthy individual suffer a fatal heart attack?

The answer, in most cases is that the person actually was not in as good shape as his doctor and he believed. Chances are that the patient's coronary arteries had been closing gradually for a long time.

Heart disease, you see, can exist without a patient knowing it. Unfortunately, the gradual closing of arteries in many cases is not easily diagnosed.

We call such a condition progressive atherosclerosis. This is the underlying disease that causes what is commonly referred to as a heart attack. Deposits on the artery wall cause a gradual thickening nd hardening of vital arteries.

Very often persons with progressive atherosclerosis appears to be completely :healthy, even when given a physical examination by a doctor. Either there are no symptoms of they are so slight that the patient hasn't recognized them.

Now in some cases blood clots may close up a narrowed artery in the heart very suddenly. This is called coronary thrombosis. About four out of every five persons who suffer such heart attacks survive the first one.

In other cases. persons whose arteries have been closing gradually for years without symptoms, also suffer acute attacks without any actual blood clot.

In fact, one recent study revealed that in many cases of sudden and unexpected fatal heart attacks there were no fresh blood clots. Death was due, instead, to the advance of atherosclerosis which caused vital arteries to close entirely.

VEST Mt X WEST:TEXAS SOCIAL SECURITY As the end of the year draws near, it is time foil all Social Security beneficiaries to decide if they are required by law to make an earnings report for the year.

Actually, this decision is quite easy to make. If the beneficiary was under age 72 during any part of the year, and had earnings of $1,200.01 or more during the year, then he must make a report to the Social Security Administration whether or not he files a federal income tax return. If the beneficiary was over age 72 during the entire year, or if his earnings were $1,200 or less, then no report should be sent to the Social Security Administration.

For the purpose of the report, earnings including wages, 'salary and if the person is self-employed, the net profit from his business. Even earnings not covered by Social Security must be counted. Earnings do not include income from rent, pensions, interest, dividends, social security benefits, or annuities of any kind.

In gathering information for his report, the beneficiary should record all the months in the year in which he earned wages of $100 or less, with the amount earned in each such month Thus, he might have a record like this January, none; March, 49.95; September.

October, and November none; December $100." He would not list the other months because he earned more than $100 in those months. If the beneficiary was self-employed during the year, he would record the months in which he did not render substantial services in his business.

Any beneficiary who has a question about annual reporting should ask his office for a copy of Booklet 23, "How Earning Affects Social Security Benefit Payments."

1 • Es. • The age requirement for kindergarten was five but four-year-old Mary's mother decided she was quite ready. The teacher was unconoinced. "Let's hear you say sometring" she urged the child Mary shifted her gaze from the teacher to her mother and asked, "Does she mean purely irrelevant words?" .) • It. •

Obviously it would be a great help to both doctors and patients if they knew about the gradual shutdown of the arLady — I left my pass at home, but teries. A great many cases, of course, I'm one of the officers' wives. are detected. But many more are not.

Sentry — "Lady, I'm sorry, but 1 Certainly further research and better couldn't let you pass even if you were methods of diagnosing the disease are his only wife." needed.

TDT Miss Teeler — Why did you give away ) • Rs my secret?"

Patience is the art of solving problems Miss Tongey — "I didn't. I merely exby letting them alone. changed your secret for another."

Ve sttedu, dne 16. prosince 1959

'CALENDAR VYroeni schiize badu Karel Jona g v East Bernard, dne 13. pros. a VanoZni pro gram dne 20. prosince.

• • VYroeni schtze Houstonskeho tadu Z. 142 a "Christmas Party" dne 20. prosince.

• • — Sokol Corpus Christi a fad eislo 56 11U dou miti spoleenY vedirek 20. prosince v Sokolovni, pti Vanoeni nadilce. Vgichni jsou uctive zvani. Pfivezte svoje deti.

• — Vanneni nadilka pro nag dorost u du 92 Fort Worth v nedeli dne 20. pros. a jste uctive zvane.

• • Pfigti leclnova, schilze "Krou'iku en" v Dallas, bude se die oznameni opet konat v nove Sokolovne na Greenville Ave. v Dallas, v mesici lednu. Blizgi. oznameni jakmile nas dojde.

• • AM els. 47 'V Seaton panda Vanodni veeirek dne 20. prosince ve sve tadove sini s krasnStm programem ditek. Vedeke zapoene o 6 hodine. — Podrobnosti v dopise sestry Jerry Pechal V anglicke ti.

• • DallaskSr fad Pokrok 84, ma na programu Vanodni veCirek po sve tadove schttzi dne 20. prosince weer. — Vic o torn se dozvite s dopisft sestry Baleja a bratra Henzana. Neopomente si le pfeeisti.

• • Rehearsal nebo-li Skougku na Vanodni program mlade2e tadu 92 Fort Worth, bude se konat ye stfedu dne 16. prosince (Dec.) laskave si povgimnete dopisu B. Ktivanek.

• • Wroeni schtize kadu 92. Fort Worth, konala se minulou nedeli za podetne nav stove elenstva. — Po zahajeni schilzi a beZnStch formalit podavane zpravy vgech vyborft a projednavane nove i stare zalelitosti. Zmena jrnena tadove budovy z Bohemian Hall na "National" Hall pHjata, velkou vet ginou hlas0. — Po stanoveni plata vgech fifednikfi fad% provedette volby ktere vyznely znovuzvolenim vgech starVeh Ufednikii. Treinena, zmena ye volbe nagieh "Youth Leaders".

Podrobnou zpravu podaji na ge fadove zpravodajove. Delegati do sjezdu jednoty vyvolene bratti Bartek, Waggoner, Hogek a Ru2ieka. Vic o tom v prigtim eisle.

• • There may be more than one way to skin a eat, but we know of only one.

Ve stkedu, dne 16. prosince 1959

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CLASS G: 20 Pay Endowment Respectfully submitted '1'15,IDA 10T: lOti leta lhütni. ObnovitelJoe B. Hejny nd a zmenitelna.

CLASS H: Endowment at age 65 ) • TIEdDA 20T: 20ti 'eta lhutni.

CLASS I: 20 Pay, Endowment at age 60 lid. V DOtskem oddeleni.

CLASS K: Ordinary Life, Paid-up at 65 ViBER RUZNYCH POJISTEK TP,iI7A JT: Doeasno pojiSteni do 16 let, CLASS L: Double Indemnity Insurance, naAi SPJST ktere se in52e zmeniti na issued up to the sum of kterekoliv jine pojiAeni, VS7berte Si die potieby $5.000.00 kkdykoliv net dosahne 16 let.

TRIDA B: Do2ivotni, poplatky se plati CLASS M: Retirement at 65 at do smrti.

TDA C: 2Oti splatkova do2ivotni. Pln9 CLASS MC: 20 year decreasing mortobnos poiiSteni se vyplati TRIDA PR: Pfednostni dogivotni gage protection with a plipadu umrti od veku 1 $1,000.00 Paid-up certifi- TR-WA 20ti splatkova, doZivotni. Poroku. cate after 20 years. platky se plati pouze 20 let.

CLASS MX: 10 year decreasing mort- TRIDA D: 15ti splatkova, do2ivotni. Po TRIDA D: 15ti splatkova do2ivotni. obnos pojiSteni se vyplati gage protection with a platky se plati pouze 15 let. v pripadu arniti od veku 1 $1,000.00 Paid-up certifroku.

TAMA: E: lOti splatkova doZivotni.

Poicate after 10 years platky se plati pouze 10 let. TA DA i: lOti splatkova daivotni. PlCLASS N: 10 year decreasing mortgage ny obnos pojiWni se vyplainsurance, issued to mem- TRIDA F: 15ti Leta nadaOni. Obnos certi v pripadu fuurti od veku tifikatu jest vyplacen za 15 bers who have real estate 1 roku. let. loans from SPJk:T CLASS N2: 10 year decreasing mortgage TAMA G: 20ti leta, nadaeni. Obnos cer- TRIDA JE: Nadaerri v dosa2eni 18 let; piny obnos pojiStOni se vytifikatu jest vyplacen za 20 insurance issued to memplati v pi-ipadu furirti od yelet. bers who have real estate ku 1 roku. loans from other than the TfDA H: Nada e s ni ve 65ti let. Olen SPJST plati poplatky at do 65ti let. TRIDA 0: 20ti leta nadaOni, pinSr obnos pojiOteni se vyplati v pupaCLASS 5T: 5 year term, renewable and TRIDA I: 2Oti splatkova, nadaeni ye du unarti od veku 1 roku. convertable 60ti let.

I: 2oti splatkova, naddeni ye yeTR /DA .

CLASS 10T: 10 year term, renewable T K: Splatkova do 65ti let, do2i- ku 60 let, piny obnos se vyplati tDA and convertable votni. du imirti od veku 1 roku.

CLASS 20T: 20 year term, convertable TRIDA L: Dvojnasobne firazove pojistOPayor Insurance: only ni (Double Indemnity) cerOlentIm v tom Detskem Odcertifikat se vystavuje do boru jes 4. Jednotou poskyJUVENILE DEPARTMENT obnosu $5,000.00, clodateene tovana vYhoda ochrany pok jinemu eertifikatu. platky za ditko platiciho, CLASS JT: Term insurance to 16 years tak zvanou "Payor M: Pensijni pojistka. Po dosa2eof age which may be conance", ktera2to ochrana za ni 65 roku stari Olen dostaverted into any other class rnirnY me gient poplatek zba. va mesieni pfijem dokud of insurance before attainvuje, v pi)padu sinrti platipfed 80 lety 2iv. ing age 16. ciho poplatky novinnosti dedici dostanou mesiedaMiho placeni poplatkil CLASS C: 20 Pay Life, full benefit at ni prijem do 80 vYroei. natakto chra,nenY certifikat. rozenin elena. age 1 Respectfully submitted, CLASS D: 15 Pay Life, full benefit at TRIDA MC: 20ti leta fipisovo, ochrana age 1 Joe B. Hejny ktera se roene zmenAuje,

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Maly oznamovatel Kdo chcete zpilsobit radost k vanoenim svatkrim Vagim ptatelrim v teskoslovensku pene2itYm darkem pies Tuzex, jednejte ihned. Po glu Vam cenik darkovS7ch baliekri a jine podrobnosti obratern potty. Stephen Valeik, 6402 Prague, Houston 7, Texas. ) • e4i • Mair

eerstvS7 vzduch Kdo jenucen po celSr den pracovati v uzavitenSich mistnostech, mel by veeer as pori hodinku venovati prochazce na e'erstvem vzduchu, tak aby poskytl plicim zdrave latky, ji2 po celY den byly postradaly. Je-li prate na ge takoveho druhu, 2'e se phi ni nemfaeme s dostatek po hybovati, ueinime doble, kdy2 v hodinach odpoeinku silime se rriznSrm telesnym cvieenim, a sice na eerstvem vzduchu ne bo ve svetnici phi otevtenS7ch oknech.

Jest Arline nespravnYm a pochybnSrm jednanim, jestli2e kdo po celodenni dtine a namahani hleda obeerstveni ye svetnici uzavtene, dejme tomu ye spolkove zabavni rnistnosti. Zdr2uje-li se kdo po kolik hodin v podobne atmosfete, mute tu

u neho nadejiti zdrava, zmena vzduchu do plic?

Po praci mame nutne zapottebi odpoosm einku. 61ovek potkebuje sedm hodin spanku a z toho nejmene jednu nebo dve hodiny pled pulnoci. Je dokazanou fed, 2e spanek pled dvanactou hodinou noeni zahajenSr vice posiluje a obeerstvuje ne2 kdy2 se k odpoeinku ulo21 me po prilnoci. Mnohdy myslime, ze nam neugkodi kdy2 take nekdy nekolik nod probdime. Ovgem pokud jste mladS7mi a pokud mil2eme brat z pinosti vetkerSich svSich sil, nepocitime toho tak mnoho, elm jsme se na svem zdravi pohte gili tim 2e jsme telu svemu odepteli noeni odpoeinek. Ale jsme-li stargimi, tu musime zaplatiti kahlk cent, jej2 jsme mu ye svem mladi zristali dlugni!

Necht' tedy je ka20 na sve zdravi, na tento nejdra gi statek svilj co nejvice opatrnSrm. Jen tak bude moci miti u2itek ze sve prate, z pobytu a odpoeinku. ) 4 4if PraktickS7:— Ve gkole vypravi ueitel pohadku: "Stoleeku prosthi se!" — "Vojtigku, co bys delal, kdybys takoq stoleeek mel?" ta2e se ueitel 26,ka. — "Zakidil bych si hostinec s jidelnou!"

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ThiS book- is original Husband You know honey, if I had it Life is no more, puzzling to man than, - COntribUtOr to do over, I'd marry you again death, but it has greater popular, sup- and has never been published before.

TAlitor "I can quite 'believe that." port.

Wife — Oh no you wouldn't!.

EMEMESIIMMTMEILW0547 Memory of My Dear Husband

1959

1951

Martin Lisy who passed away December 19, 1958 After having a good cryi was forced to say goodby.

Though tears blind me to fear. On wings of love you sped away. Peacefully be that sleep Dear Husbandit is sweet to breath thy name.

Asleep in Jesus, Blessed sleep, from which name awake to weep. May your rest be sweet. For in Heaven, we shall meet.

Still you're with inc in spirit today. Farewell I'll no forget thee. Nothing turned in your heart that did not turn in mine. You gave me your wisdom, your love and your time. Sweetest thought shall linger. Your grave, where you are laid to rest. In life I loved you. In death I loved you still. You spoke my language, you understood me. I shall try to live up to the confidence you had in me.

I only seek to be true to my name. God only knows how much you are missed. I hear your voice, once again you are gone. Dear Husband, but not forgotten.

Milou vzpominku drahe manielee a matiece, pi.

Anne Zvolankove ktere zemfela 18. prosince 1951, a spi veenS ,m spankem na

eesko Narednim hititove Seaton, Temple, Texas.

Od Tveho umrti manielko draha, vzpominee na Tebe, zalevaji se me oei slzami. VAude Te vidim, odevan Tviij artily hlas slySirn, porad se mi zdzi, a po svetniei se oz ,"7vaii Tvoje krolty, ale je to pi'elud, Ty odpoeivzi v nacnasto se mi ruei vez.v.neho poltoje a miru. due Tva z tech zateverdn7"rf•h lie mue jalco poselicy p e palm, a oFeria na shrine me, a stire s vela metro ehmury iivota, a tie mi grute, "Na shleoc:tIon" Milflvana za ziva, vzpomina po smrti. — `OcIpoeivej v — Sosef Zvokinek, maniel Temple, Texas.,

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