Vestnik 1960 02 03

PODPORA

SLOVANSKE POD-

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1' STATE TEXAS

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Official Organ of Slovanic Benevolent Order of the State of Texas

ROCNili (VOLUME) XLVIII Gislo (No.) 5.

3. UNGRA (FEBRUARY) 1960 •

BENEVOLENCE HUMANITY BROTHERHOOD

NASE CINNOST V SJEZDOVVIVI ROCE Neni v innohYch pripadech v lidske moci pfedelavat beh osudu a at' jiz se to kolo 2"ivota to g obeas i nepriznive, zbYva nam prec zlata to nadeje, 2-e se to v tomto roce vAe k lepelinu obrati.

KaklY bude snad souhiasit, ze nadeje je tou nejmocnefai vzpruhou lidskeho vota ktera, nas posiluje a k nove praci, k novemu snOeni pobada.

Nadeji se tak east° silime, kdy . z nejake to sklamani nas pfekvapi a east° mi stag, kdy moje druZka zivota pouhYm slovem nadeji na obrat k lep gmu doMUZ"eme si kandr pkat neco lep gho, at' si treba ani dost neuvedomujeme co, el v dem to lep g ma pro nas vlastne bYti. — Snad ani nic lepSiho si nemaeme v torn to novem roce, mimo staleho zdravi pra ti ne'Z abychom pospolu v dobre shode, souladu a miru doma, v naem sousedstvi, v naich spolcich a koneene i s ce1STrn svetem.

V dobre shade v souladu se ka2da, prace nejlepe nam doll., ale take vime, ze k dobre vuli, k tomu souladu je zapotreby, abychom kde kdo vykroeili na pul testy k prospe8nemu cili naS'emu sousedovy vstfic.

Mame na mysli bligci se nag' sjezd a VS"echny k tomu potkebne pkipravy v nasi Mame-li opravdu dobre pred-

sevzeti aby neco pro nas znamenalo, meli bychom se sna gti, jej obnoviti by vSe to dobre co oeekavame, na ge nadeje stala se skutkem, a v'ae blahotvorne stalo se naSim zvykem.

DobrY zvyk jest pry lidskYm p(Aehna,nim.

Mame v moven) roce krasnou prile g -tos,eryabti,upsodnagich starch chyb, a mime je ka'ZdY. Oast() jsem zasiechl: "no vS'ak nov3im rokem prevratim list a zaenu nov3"T 2ivot". — Dobra, jest to chvalitebna red, jen jestli se tak zachovame.

Maine-li pfedstavy dobre juke by meli bYti, pak pracujme v gechny k tomu cili a vSemi syYrni silami, abychom v tornto roce laskou k blanimu pospolu druh druhu prali a potlaeili v sob& nevragvost, zavist a meli na mysli v nag: spolkove praci jen mile chvile, kde jeden druhemu mii2eme poskytnouti pfatelskou Blig se doba, kdy mtl&me svYm jednan m jasne dosvedeiti, ze svoje snaeni pro dobro nag \reci jsme usmernili oprav du pro dobro celku. Tot' cil kterY nas v'aechny by mel pojit a takove sna2eni vern3.7'ch pracovnika jest na g nadeje ktera nas ka2deho sill, ktera jest oporou 2ivota.

Chci jeg te a znovu pkipomenouti, vag -mesitodrbnpacethnSivskut (Pokradovani na str. 4.) ) • *t• ° (

Sjezdove Cislo Vestniku Na gtedrk navrh nageho bratra vyda-, vatele Jos. F. Holaska vydati zvli gtni ask, sjezdove, tiskovk vkbor ve sve konane v Temple se usnesl, paiadat redaktore Vestniku, zahajiti piipravne ce ktere toto Cislo bude vyiadovati. — Abychom vyhoveli, obracime se na Vas sestry ze iadosti abyste nam z Vagich osad piispeli nejakou kratgi historii od zaloieni Vageho radu, ad budovani Vagich sini fadovS.ch klubfi mladeie aneb jine popisy vkznaenYch udalosti ve Vapoeet elenstva, poiadane podsi niky viibec vie, co piedpokladate, ie by nage elenstvo zajimalo a Vi g kad vkhodnod oznamilo.

Jednotlive obrazky a popisy Va ge at' jii v &Stine neb anglietine musi bYti zde dorueene nejdele do I. kvetna aby tato plipravni price mohla bkti dahotovena.

Budeme Vain, za tuto pozornost povdednk.

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by se nezahnlzd:t. - e tieba prave nyni v pkipravach o , c ba g sjezd, na gennu sta novnimu vYboru, sLrizlive uvaZovati. Je nutno, vette sestry a bratki, dat vice mlu viii rozumu tarn, kde nam v gem jde oil pravu vzajemnYch stykii, kde je nam nutno se bratrsky dohocinout. Nein pro nas nic tak Zadouci, tak didelite, jak to nage schopnost uzavirat mezi sebou pro nage spoleene dobro rozumne dohody, tak aby naAiela porad vze gel prospech a skvela budoucnost na gi SPJST. Zajiste ze Vas v gechny y 'Zdy potegi zpra va o oZiveni elimostiit'adove nejen kteasti Nage noa5? Anaky pH tadovYch schrizich We t ]. einnosti • hospodakske. Tak ten na g tad "Moratvgli Brat 2adn.3"T z nas nevime kdy a kde na nas piti. Cottonwood, svoji rozsahlou opraneStesti a z vain(' east taraz rids poteiha stihne neptipraveneho nejen na nagich vou sve spolkove sini se eetne umistnil silnicich ale i doma pri zachazeni ze stro do seznamu snaZivYch_ kadt na gi Jednoty ji elektrikou a i z dobytkem na farmach. ke2 i dalgi tady nasleduji ptikla,du tohoto nebot' jen ruchem Zijeme, painWady i nedostatek opatrnosti zavini nestesti a clenne ptichazi licIske zivoty fort pkivadi rozklad. na zmar p11 rtizriSTch nehodach.

Potegujici vSizvu najdete v torntO eisle Ovgern, ze nejvice lidi je zmateno v au tovych sraZkach a Posledni dobe i padem od tadu Cis. Granger, ku ktere bych , red letadel. Cislice Zivotnich ztrat jsou hroz- poznamenal, ze /name v gude zavaZnY pro biem, ziskati a zachytit na gi omladinu. ne, ale i smrt nmohYch zavinena patmosti v domovech. Obrovske eisli- Nage kluby mladeZe (Youth Clubs) jsou ce i sou vaklou vS"st r ahou, abyste upozor tedy pro rids a zvla gte pro nagi Jednotu nili svoji rodinu, sve pkatele a zname, velice dfilelite. Mnoho jsrne v minulosti sve sousedy, pakli jsou bez Zivotnilio po- zanedbali, neZ nevi jests pozde. Maine jigteni, aby jiZ dele nevahali a zaopa,t- u nekterYch na gich tadech prospivajici ftW si vyhodnou pojistku za mime pop- Kluby InladeZe kterY si pekne poeinaji a je toliko titeba jen dobre yule a pianolatky.

Nage bratrske organisace, nejmohutnej vani pomoci na gich dobrYch seater, tro chu agitace a budete piekvapeni vSissi v Texasu mute Vam poslouZiti.

Je spravovana elenstvem jimi vo- ledkem. len3-Tmi ittedniky, pfesvedete se a ohlaste Slugna spoleeen ka vY'clnova na gich diVage pitatele u Va geho fadoveho organi satora aneb porad'te, aby si dopsali nagi tek anebo vnuku v na gein prostitedi v Hlavni intadovny, box 400, Temple, Tex. nagich spolcich a shi gne vzdelani jejich o inforrnace ptimo. j e nade v gecko bohatstvi sveta. Slugne mravy a dobre vzdelani a vtchovu yam Jsme to rtitzne lidi na svete, ze and?' nikdo nikdy- neukradne. Vase ditky slu g -neschovajienkdyvsetnzraJeden chceme to druht zas nee° jineho, ti a proto hled'me Si jich ziskejme je to "nage" nam hani a zlobime se proto.

Co jednemu vyhovuje, druhY ani o tom mezi nas. Venajrne s na gich spolkovYch letieb zaeatek. slyset nechce a nekdy skuteene se rozei- poklnden neco pro 0 lujerne pro "cisakovu bradu". Nektejseni jist, a (.111,61 bych. kici vim pkedem re zatizeni co ja chvelim, druhY nenevize Pa lzij l i 0 ( 1 V Grp uger umoZni di a tall povstanou nesvary a rortrZky a Klubo mlade2e, ze velice ziska zavladne me_zi nami nesoulad, kterY se . stupnuje a stane se easto, ze se promeni rttid i V •tte ornladina. L6po se sestry a ve spoleenern sna2cni poznate a v nenavist a jeden Cruheinu otravujerne dorost Vam bucle za dobrou snahu Vag Zivot. — Ptatele, easto sam sobs- vzpominern, kdybychom uzivali rozum spray povdeeen. Mnolso z d aru Vann pfeje 6, trawl bychorn. ze i ten druhc., rYm jsem se prave pro nejakou spolkovou CO Vi zelaitost poha gtekil, by rnohl take mitt yli pravdu a ze ji vhly neme.m. ja. Kdybych r111101.: s, na byl V to veci troche ustohpil, mohli jsme Elne 1 , ejiSte"ni, )1 , , it' je jak ten iibeznS7 dopis kterk kdy se jak bratti domluviti a byl bye mezi nand mir a klid i ye spolku a nesoulad kterS, mai podepsal.--,

Ve stfedu, dne 3. finora 1960

Co pies tSrden jsem zaslechl manZele Strouhalovi z Louise oznamuji sriatek sve dcery Jean s Alvinem Morton z El Campo. Sriatek byl v Louise dne 27. imora — Gratulujeme.

• • — 2e ten pan William Gallia kterg zemfel v ne (mocnici v San Angelo, narodil se v okresu Lavaca pH Velehrade v roce 1883, zdeluje br. Bethich Socha. — Nasoustrast rodine.

• • — Ze v El Campo zeinfela znama osadnice pan! Frank Martinkova ye stati 58 let.

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VtEITNiK-- WEST, TEXAS — Ze minuly tgden zemfel v San Antonske nemocnici krajan Vybiral. PH La Grange v Rest Home °pet zeinfel 61 letg Adlof Lietvan po krat gi chorobe a byl pochovan na osadni hititov.

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— Ze statieek Vitek zemfel v nemocnici v Brenham ale pochovan byl pH Fayetteville nebot' tam dloulag eas pfebgval.

• manaele F. H. Svobodovi se te gi s pfichodu statneho synaeka, ktere pojmenovali Michael James. Gratulujeme.

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Eltrana 3

Kalendai okrskorirc schuzi Okrsek 1.

Jak bylo zdeleno, planuje konat svoji jarni schtizi okrsku, tieti nedeli v kvet nu dne 15. kvetna a sice u tadu v Bleiblerville, Texas, Cis. 33. Podet radu v tom to okrsku jest 34 a jste veici Zadang aby jste si ten den ve svem kalendafi poznamenali a se schtize poeetne Podrobng potad bude co nejthive moZno oznamen.

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Okrsek 2 Dne 24. dubna 1960, 'Omen'. schOze — Ze na Plume byla sezdana sleena Lydia Liekova s panem Louis Bordovskgm druheho okrsku bude se konat v nedeli • • v tamnej gim kostele. — Na ge blahopfa- u fadu Praha 'Oslo 29. pobliZe Taylor.— BliZei zpravy budou zde podane jak bu— Ze pry v Sinton konala se okresni vg- ni. de moan. stava a 'ilea velkou nav gtevu nageho • • lidu. 'cad& novinka od nag ich pfatel a • • Okrsek Oslo 3. s nagich osad je nam vitana snad ani neBude konat svoji vgroeni schazi 1960 — v Edroy poblize Sinton, melt velkg ni tfeba pkipominat jen je prosim pogle u tadu Jaromir dislo 54 ye West.. — dapolar v tamnejel eistirne na bavinu a to zaveas. Budeme Vam povdeeng. — tum dne 27 bkezna T. j. v nedeli o 10:30 g koda ae pry je velka.

KaZdg rad eta novinky. dopoledne. Program. bude oznamen • 4, • pozdej e.

— Ze gici krouZek gen Fort Wortskeho S pozdravem du 92, se eini. Jejich schtzky te gi se peMary Renfro, kne teasti i °pet zvou do jejich pfieti schtze, (ktera se bude konat dne 11. ItUpozorilujeme Vas zdvotile na druhg nora) sestry a pfatele k navgteve.

Okrsek 'Oslo 4.

• • odstavec elanku 23 na gich pkitomngch Pfigti Jarni schtze 4 okrsku bude se stanov kterg zni: — "V g echny navrhy dle oznameni hosticiho fadu Cis. 49 v — Z'' e Sokol Houston ma na programu bavu no, den 13. fulcra. Valentine Dan-ce na opravu stanov museji byti zaslank jen Rowene konat dne 10. dubna (April) v and Midnight breakfast je nazev to za na tajemnika stanovniho vjrboru do 31. sini tadu na Rowene. — Prosime nage biezna roku konani sjezdu, ktery je u- sbratfene kady a distrikty aby nam tuto bavy. ♦ • veiejni ye Vestniku die elanku stanov. — nedeli zachovali. KaZdg z blizka i vzda— Ze fad Granger, cis. 20. bude konat Take Hlavni fikadovna, co celek ma pravo lenY jste uptimne zvane. navrhy na opravu stanov. — • • dulezitou schtzi v nedeli dne 14. fmora zaslati sae Navrhy mohou byti podanY v keel 'Ceske i a elenstvo je tadano se ye velkem poetu Okrsek Oslo 5 anglicke a tak jsou pak i uvefejneny. — Jarni schfize 5 distrikt y bude se konat Stanovni vybor je povinen nejmene dva • • dne 22. kvetna 1960. Misto a poi-ad bude mesice pied sjezdem projednati dodo e nag br. J. R. Bartek ye Fort Worth navrhy a Unit° vYborem doporueene na- oznamen co nejdfive mOZno. Pamatujte na datum a prijd'te. se jen zvoina uzdravuje. Pfejeme mu vrhy uvefejniti ve Vestniku: • brzke a upine porthaveni.

Upozorriujeme nage elenstvo z ylagt' na • • Okrsek eislo 6. tento odstavec elanku na gich stanov tak aby sve navrhy na opravy yeas tomuto Pfigti jarni schtze 6teho okrsku bude — 2e pi. Hromadka z West zemtela u vgboru k projednani zaslali. se die usne geni posledni schfize konat V sve dcery v Dallas. Byla 65 let stara a Dekujeme Vain za Vagi pozornost v to Lasalle, Texas a sice dne 15. kvetna, t. j. prave se uzdravila s tefteho zraneni kte tfeti nedeli v tomto mesici kvetnu 1960.

Yea. re utrpela v nehode. Zanechala zde poRed. Toto oznameni se deje za yeas, tak , aby eetnou rodinu a mnoho pfatel. Jeden ) • IT. • naSe okrsky sve planovani postupne si syn J. Hromadka, dcery pi. Vilma Ventrmohli stanoviti. — Prosim, venujte ohlag Kdyby kaida nage iena vedela to co vi da v Dallas, Agnes Lockstedt v Arlingkam svoji pozornost. — Redakce dekuje ton. Bratra St. Janek, sestry pi. John Slo mnoha vdova vgichni muil by byli za yeasne upozorneni. vak, pi. Oleovskou obe v Dallas a pi. Jos. dnes pojigteni, nebot' fipis, poji gteni na e • Polan v eSR. Pohieb se konal 28. led- iivot, je jak ten libeznY dopis kterY kdy na v 10 hodin rano z katolickeho kostela kterY rani podepsal. — VII. Okrsek Nanebevzeti Panny Marie ye West. Po) • *T• • ( Nage jarni schaze 7 okrsku bude se ko hicebni obfady vykonal dp. Frank S. MilJest nagi bratrskou povinnosti byti na- nat prvni nedeli v kvetnu 1960 u fadu ler, na katolickg hfbitov St. Mary ye gim organisatorum, bud' podanim infor- La Parita 161, pobliZe Jourdanton. — To West. Pfejeme zesnule klidng spanek ve- maci aneb oehotnou radou, napomoeni. to oznameni anima easne aby tato ne—4Zdar v novem roce 1960. — eng a nage soustrast rodine. &le nam byla laskave ponechana.

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Prvni velka objednavk y TGIVI znamek za $5,088.00 ueinzna, (Pokyny k objednavani MasarykovYch znamek.)

VYbor "Masaryk Champion of Liberty Commenorative Committee of the Czecho slovak National Organizations of the USA" — kratce MASARYK STAMP COM MITTEE — zahajil einnost, a jednotlive pocivYbory ji,tou pine zamestnany pripra vami k oslavam, zajezdu do Washingtonu, a obfadtam, spojenYm s vyclanim zna, mek na poeest Tornak G. Masaryka.

ZarivY priklad pochopeni pro vYznam znamek s TGM podal p. John Opie, kterY v firadovne OSNRA odevzdal svfij osobni S'ek na $5,088.00 pro objednavky 1200 archti 4 centovYch znamek a 300 archti 8 centovYch znamek. Pan John Opie je take elenem Predsednictva (';',eskoslovenske Narodni Rady Americke jako zastupce Narodni Jednoty eeskoslovenskYch Protestanta v USA a Kanade.

Je to prvni velka objednavka znamek TGM a doufame, ze budou nasledovat clan 2adame majitele tovaren, obchodn, di len, kancelail a vedouci predstavitele organisaci, klubt, spolkii, jednot a radii, a jinYch slolek naSeho krajanskeho Zivota. aby sve velke objednavky znamek TGM ohlasili take co nejdrive.

Jednotlive organisace, zastoupene v Masaryk Stamp Committee ujaly se akce hromadneho nakupu techto znamek, a jak jednotlivci, tak i organisace meli by zaslati sve objednavky prim° na jejich kancelar, aneb na TGM vYhor, k rukain vYkonne tajemnice Emilie Welel, 4125 W. 26th Str. Chicago 23, Ill. Znamky s podobou T. G. Masaryka budou vydany dne 7. brezna 1960 ye Washingtone, a sice: 4 centove v arSich po 70 kusech, arch za $2.80, a 8 centove po 72 kusech, archc za $5.76. Te2 jest vSIak mo'Zno objednaji si i menS1 rnnastvi znamek, po nekolika kusech. Lee vsZdy jest nutno priloziti dostate6nY obnos za pogtovne, po pripade i k zaslani veVaiho mnoZstvi znamek doporueene 50 centii.

RovneZ se pfijimaji objednavky pohied nic s fotografii TGM, ktere budou odeslany s patovnim razitkem Masaryktown, Florida. Tyto objednavky vyfidi fifadovna 6s1. Narodni Rady Americke.

Pokud se Wee obalek prvniho dne vydani, eeskoslovenskS7 filatelisticky spolek nechal vytisknouti zvla gtni druhy oWick. Na jedne z nich bude podoba Masaryka z fotografie a druha bude mit vyobrazeni, jehoz bylo jiz poUito na

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znanice Geskoslovenska v -drivei gich 1etech. Tato vyobrazeni budou obklopena napisem Thomas Garrigue Masaryk, Pre sident — Liberator, s jeho heslem — "Pravda Vitezi" a ovinuta lipovYmi listky.

Budou to pekne a cenne pametni pied mety pro uschovani v albech sberateln, anebo pro zaramovani. Cena techto obi lek bude nasledujici: Giste °balky bez znamek 15c. jedna anebo d ye za 25c. 0balky se 4 centovYmi znamkami, orazitkovane prvnim dnem vydani 1. brezna 1960 ve Washingtone, D. C. 20c. za jednu obalku s jednou 4c. znamkou 25c. za jednu °haiku s dverna 4c znanikami, 30c a za 1 obalku se etyiblokem 4c znamek a 70c za 1 obdlku se etyiblokem 4c znamek s nalepkou (elk s deskovou znaekou).

8 centove znamky na obalkach: jedna za 5c., d ye znamky na °bake za 35c. blok etyr znamek za 50c a etyrblok s nalepkou (deskova znacka) kus za $1.50. Obalka se 4c a 8c znamkou — 40c. Objednavky chto obalek je nutno posilat s prisluAn3iMi obnosy na Czechoslovak Philatelic So ciety; Hotel La Salle, Room 216, Chicago, Ill. Pospefte si s objednavkami, nebot' eas kvapi, kaZdY si jiste dovede pfedstavit jake mnastvi znamek a obalek si na'Si krajane a pratele objednaji predem. S postupem doby tyto Masarykovy znamky a zejmena °balky prvniho dne vydani s Masa,rykovYmi znamkami budou stoupa ti v cane a zustanou cennYm historickYrn prispevkem nejen pro kaZdeho sberatele, ale i pro kakieho hluboce narod ne a viastenecky citiciho krajana a eechoslovaka.

Tiskova sluZba TGM vYboru, 4125 W 26th Street, Chicago 23, Ill. ) • 4,

TiskovST vO3or konal svoji pravidelnou schazi v budove Jednoty v Temple, minulou nedeli. predsedal br. Ed. Miteek a podileli se teZ" sestra Brtikva, tajemnice a sestra Frances Olexova, vydavatel br. Jos. F. Holasek a redaktor i br. Aug. Hach'. — Do schtize se te2 dostavil br. piledseda Marek a br. taj. Chupick. — PodrobnY zapis o jednani obstara tajemnice sestra BrtiSnya. Chceme zde jen poznamenati, Ze bylo usneAeno, vydati zvla'Stni 'Oslo sjezclove a vS7zvu k to veci najde laskavSi etenak v tomto eisle. Dale tento vS7bor se usnesl, poradat zvla gtni schilzi rnimoradni v Houston v breznu za iieelem projednani elankti stanov, kterSi se zabSrvaji pravidly tiskoveho vSrboru a Vestniku. — Schilze skoneena o 1 hod. odpoleclne..

Ve stredu dne 3. imora 1960

Nage 6intriost v sjezdoveva rece (Dokoneerl se strany 1) ku obetavYch, vernYch bratri a sester, kteri nam slouZi v rtiznYcla fdadech.

Nastolili jste je v lednovYch svYch fadovYch schtizich a nyni hojnou Zete jim dati na jevo, Ze si vaZite jejich prace. — Dejte na jeco ze Vain osud Vakho neni lhostejnYin, nebot', a to znovu opakuji, ze lhostejnost jest nejvet S"im Akildcem nakho kadoveho Z1vota, niei nadkni a Iteinlivost v geeli tech, kteri by radi videli, aby jejich rad pokraeoval.

NaSe organisaeni oddeleni, vykonalo krasnou praci v minulem roku pro nag Jednotu, pro nas vSechny a znovu chystaji v tomto sjezdovem roku pfekonati re kord lonskeho roku. — Jak ja jim ??

Ka2cIST mime nejakou schopnost a muzeme prispet. Co tedy udelarne? ? — Budeme zas jen seat stranou a hleclet jak se naSe sestry a bratri snaZi? ?

Ci nedovedeme nieim naS'irn organisfttorilm prospet? Dobre slovo sousedovy, povzbuzujici dopis z VaSeho okoli, poeetna, nav gteva schtzi, ba, kaZda, to drobna price pomand.

To2 s chuti jedenkaZdS7 prispejme! !

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Nasim zpevakilin (Pkeklad pisni "Amerika" na poMdani opakuji.) flymna Arnerleanft Tys to, o zeme ma, svobodou bla2ena,, Te opevam. (:Ty zeme otcti mY*ch, Ty pSTcho pocestnYch. nech ye vSech horach svYch svobode Ty `rodna zeme ma volna a yzneSena.

Te miluji. (:Miluji skoly tve, tvevrchy lesnate; rozkoSi srdce me jak zvonu zni.:) Necht' hudbou vzduch se chvi, necht' S'umi stromovi volnosti zpev; (:necht' lid se rozplesa, necht' Vaim, co dfSe, hra, skalami otfasa ten moony hlas.3

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Prosincova schtze sboru zastupcil oeske Mulny v Chicagu, peeujici pkitomne 0 11-0 starch Zen a "nun esl. narodnosti oznameni, stala se historickou prominentni krajan p. John T. Chrastka venoval $150,000 na stavbu noveho nebo nemocnieniho oddeleni ph Ceske Ponese jmeno "John T. Chrastka Memorial Hall" na yeenou a vdeenou pamatku sveho darce. Pro p. Chrastku to neni v gak prvni gted0 dar fistavu.

Po leta jest jeho jmeno fizce spojeno s finanenimi akcemi, bez niche by tento Domov pro stare lidi, pova2ovank plrnim pravem za jeden z nejkrasnej gich v ce le Americe nemohl existovati, ani sloa giti v dne gnim svem rozsahu. Staei ptipo menouti, Ze budovy zabiraji etyti a pill akru plochy a bezmala 12 akrovST pozemek jest stale registrovan jako jedina farma v meste Chicagu.

Co vgechno gleehetnST darce pro iltulnu po dloulaa, leta vykonal vi pouze ti, kteti se nasprave podileli a podili. Vanoeni jeho dar vlil posilu, povzbuzeni ainspiraci do srdci v gech lidi dobre vffle, kteti rozumi 2ivotit a .chapou rostouci potteby skuteene peee o stare lidi vy gle z nagich vlastnich tad, pro ne2 pobyt vCeske fitulne s a vyrovnanSrm 2ivotem jest spinenim tukb tak mnohSrch, je2 by jinak eekala Zirna opu gtenosti. Velk a glechetnS7 dar p. Chrastky v gak jegte neznamena, ae nebude tteba dal gi finaneni pomoci. Vybaveni noveho nemocnieniho oddeleni, tak aby odpovidalo pottelaam doby fidelu a paadavkfim odpovedmich autorit vy‘Zada, si dal gich penez. Vzhledem k tomu, e u dnes jest asi na, 59 zcela nemajetmich osadnikil doplaceno roene na $30,000 z dobrovolnS7ch ptispevkfi vekejnosti a rozmanitSich podnikil ve prospech fistavu potada nSich, pom3igli se na ztizeni fondu, z nehot by bylo mono financovati nutne operace a poskytovati specielni. leeba tern kteti vlastnich prostkedkil nemaji.

Dar pana Chrdstky jest vice nail darem. Ptedne jest projevem souhiasu s programem peee v eske frtulne a za druhe trvalou investici v humanitu. Ae by nemusel, vraci CsI. lidu gtedrou Cast svch obchodnich fispechil, je 2 za pomoci na geho lidu poctive nabyl. Vhne, 2e byli jini, kteti tak rovne2 ueinili a jegte ueini. I kdy'Z ne kaIdemu je don:taro pkispeti tak gtedte i ty nejdrobnei gi dary jsou pova2ovany za projev cenne pomod a vdeene ptijimany. Tim vice, *Ze

Utulna neni •g adnou soukromou instituci, nYbr2 spoleenYm dilem prave tak jako velkeho poetu spolkil a organisaci bez jichZ prime pomoci by se nedalo v zasluZne praci pokraeovati.

Prejeme-li p. Chrastkovi mnoha dalgich a plodnYch let, zdravi, gtesti a spokojenosti, pak to jest jenom nepatrnS, projev hluboke vdeonosti za to co pro chloabu esl. Ameriky — eeskou Utulnu vykonal.

Za eskou Utulnu, James V. Krakora, pres.

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Pád eislo 39. Bryan, vy2adal Si zajistiti

Sestry a bratti potadatele, kdy si pkejete krat gi oznameni v kalendaki spol kovem, zaglete o tom pripis Neas, rovneti i svoji vet gi oznamku. Stane se, Ze nekdy mista pochybi.

Dekuji Vain.

Prigti kadova schnze v Brenham, t6,du 14. bude se konat v domove elenti S. H. Ewell o 7:30 weer dne 13. firma. Tak prosirn nezapomente a pamatujte te2 na distriktni schnzi.

• • PFAU schtze radu Jourdanton eislo 147, jak nam oznameno bude se konat ✓ domove elenft Rudy Myska v Pleasanton dne 7. imora chceme aby jedenkadY se sfleastnil. Jste fictive' zvani.

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ft ãd 'Oslo 35, v Elk potada taneeni zaba, nedeli dne 29telao kvetna pro slavnostvu dne 6. finora t. j. v sobotu hudba Alni otevkeni sveho noveho spolkoveho stan ku. Nage tady pobliZe jsou fictive Mda- bina Matug and Rythm-Play Boys — ne aby tuto nedCli ponechali tadu 39 pro Dne 13. nnora zabava, Ronnie Blaschke tuto vYznamnou slavnost tak aby Uspech and Polka Dots a dne 20. imora zabava a Albin Matuga hudba. KaZdY je zvan. toho dne byl co nejvetgi. e icI Kroukk na gich Zen ye Ft. Worth V Enniske Sokolovne ye stkeclu dne 10. unora potadana velka taneeni veselice od kadu 92. budou konat svoji prigti scht, ph hudbe, "The original 6 Fat Dutch- zi v sini fadove dne 11. Unora t. j. va man" of New Ulm, Minnesota — Polka etvrtek (Thursday the 11. Febr.) poeinaje Band. — Ka2dS7 jest naive' zvan. Ne- ✓ 10:00 hodin dopoledne. Blii oznameni ✓ angi. easti. zapomente.

• • • Sokol Houston pokada, peknou zabava NarozeninovSt Klub kadu 88 v Houston porada jak obyeejne svoji "Card Party" dne 13. imora veeer t. j. v sobotu a kaldSr a spoleenY obed dne 3. nnora to jest ye jest uctive zvan. sttedu, od 10 do 2 hodin. NezapoPkini pravidelna kadova schtize manta.

4. Hallettsville, Texas bude schtze "naDoglo zdeleni, .ge odboeka pojiat'ujici- rozeninova" tak pkijd'te si oslavenctim ho spolku RVOS v Dallas, bude dne 20. zazpivat: "Happy Birthday". — Po sehtbrezna oslavovati lOte vYroei sveho za- zi svaeina, tedy se dne 14. imora jiste do loleni a sice v sini KJT. spolku na Te- stavte.

• • xas a Floyd St. v Dallas, Texas. PodrobV Dallas u kadu 84. bude se konat onS7 potad zdelim jakmile ml bude doslava, 5Oti leti trvani tadu a sice dne 20. clan. fmora, veeer s velkolepou zdbavou a pak Fort Worth Club rnladeM tadu 92; bu- ✓ nedeli vzacnou hostinou a programer de konat svoji ptigti pravidelnou scht- slavnostnim i nagi mladeli. Pamatujte zi "Youth Club" dne 14. fmora a 2adaji na 20. a 21. imora. rodiee aby svoji mlade2 upozornili, DtleEta, schtize fadu KomenskSr Cis. 20 je eekame a k fieasti zveme.

9 bude se konat v Granger. Kakla sestra, 25ti lete vStroei krou2ku eeskSrch Zen v a ovgem e i bratki by se men dozajiDallas bude se oslavovati die zdeleni dru ste v nedeli dne 14. imora sileastnit. hou nedeli v dubnu. BliZ gi program bu- Pkij d'te ! de oznarnen sestrou Mary Dedek. thorova schuze tohoto kroOku bude u sestry 15 tadu 84. v Dallas budou dne 6 uno Dedek ye etvrtek 4telao finora a ptijd'te ra vyhravat "The Six Fat Dutchmen" Z tam vgechny.

Minnesoty a kaadY. jest uctive zvan.

Houston had 88. hlasi (br. 8efeik) veseNa 27. finora Dallas Sokol zdeluje vel- le divadlo "Devee ze vsi" na 26. vSrroei kou zabavu Gala Mardi Gras Bal. Ne- otevreni jejich sine a sice na druhou nezapomente. — Te'Z na den 30teho ledna deli, dne 14. imora. Laskave si povgimtaneeni zabava v Sokolovne na Green- nete oznamky a nezapomente je tam nay ville Ave. Hudba Ed. Rejekova. gtivit!

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ODDIL DOPISOVATELU Rad Jaro 130. Dallas, Texas Ctene sestry a bratti:— Nage lednova, schtze tadova byla poeetne nav gtivena, neb na g novY a krasnY dornov kterY jsme si postavili, kakieho lake. v bratrskem hovoru se sejit. Obyeejne sedavarne v na gi prostorne a moderni kuchyni kde po schfizi si pochutnavame na dobre ka yo a sladkYm peelvem vgeho druhu. ✓ nagi posledni schtizi hned pa preeteni zapisu nam na ge vedouci teditele celeho podniku podali vYbornou finaneni zpravu o kaMem podniku od poeatku otevteni na gi budovy tedy od 12 a 13 Mil, do konce prvniho ledna 1960. — Za peknou zpravu jsme jim poydeene.

Nejlepgi vYteZek byl docilen za dva dny pti otevteni nove budovy a pak zabavni veeirek na syvestra a noveho roku. — Uvedomili nas nage teditele, 'Ze nejen mame dost penez v zaloze vyrovnati prvni nagi mesieni splatku u Hlavni firaclovny SPJST, ale take splatiti prvniho imora $4,500 — na na g dluh. — Zde je dukaz, ze kde je dobra shoda, dobra, vu le a vgech spoleend snaha, ze se mohou fispegne spojiti dva neb i vice bratrskYch spolkt a tahnout za provaz jednym srnerem k dobru, celku. ✓ teto schfizi jsme take zvolili fieetni vYbor a sice: Stanley Hulovec, Arnold Vrla, a Joe Janieek. Dale resolueni vYbor a sice, Jan Hemeal, Hugo Schefeak a S. Hulovec. Reditelku mladde — sestru Martha Vrla. — Za dopisovatele do Vestniku, sestru Horakovou, ktera se vgak pozdeje pisemne vzdala k vtili zdra vi, dopisem br. ptedsedovi. Byl jsem tedy nagim pkedsedou M. Jureikem toto misto opet zastati, ne'Z' si zvoliMe nekoho jineho, nebot' vetim, aby se idednici obeas menili.

Zabavni vYbor nag tad! Jaro 130. nema, ten jen obstaran na gimi 10. kediteli nageho podniku, spoleene za Jednoty Sokol i nag tad Jaro. — VYbor pro rid,vrhy na zmenu stanov byl ustanoven jak nasleduje:— Arnold Vrla, Hugo Schefeak, Stanley Vrla, Will Nesuda, Miro Jureik, A. Horakova a mame se k parade sejit hned po na gi imorove kadove schtzi, prvni nedeli v mesici. ✓ tnoru mame na potadu d ye yYznam ne zahavy a sice, budou zde v nagi sini dne 11. imora hrati "Six Fat Dutchmen" z Minnesoty. Zaeatek o 8. hod. weer, vstupne $1.50 a pak dne 27. imora v sobotu veder bude se zde u nas konat Mardi Gras Ball a Gus. Herzana hudba bude vyhravat od 8:30 veeer. Vstupne $1.00.

Dile 29. kvetna bude se zde v na gi si-

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ni konat statni schtze Zel3J a, zarovei ten den bude mistni tad tato Jednoty 'Cis. 401. oslavovat sve 20. late vYroei sve ho zaloZ"eni. — Je pozvana cela Hlavni iitadovna ZOBJ ze Cedar Rapids a i br. senator Sp. Statt. br. Hru.gra rnistopkedseda to Jednoty. — V gechny si na nas vzpomeli pti stavbe peknY'rni dary a tak bychom si ptali, aby toto na ge dilo shied Pozdeji o tom napi gu vice.

S bratrskym pozdravem na shledanou Vag Hugo Schef Pozn. red.:— Dik za velice pekn5"T dopis.

4, • Vgem Ciento' adu KomenskSr Cis 20 Granger, Texas ✓ nagi posledni tadove schfizi ktere, se konala dne 10. ledna rokovalo se a duleeite otazce jak zapoeiti einnost mladeZe v nagem radu a byl nahled vetginy ptitomnYch, abychom se vaIne pokusili tento program vraditi do einnosti nagi, v blizke budoucnosti.

Jako tajemnik tadu KomenskSr mam Vam vgem oznamit ye Vestniku, ze v ptigti imorove schtzi tadove dne 14. U.nora se uptimne pokusirne "Klub mlade ze" uvesti v Zinnost.

Se ztetelern na tento pokus, vy2adujeme a zveme na ge elenstvo vegkere, aby se teto pti gti schtizi nagi ye velkem poetu sueastnilo a obzvlakt' na ge mile sestry jsou timto fictive k ffeasti zvane. — Jest nesporne zjigteno, Zee vgude tam kde se nage sestry a hnuti mladde zajimaly g‘ e tam vytvoril se aspen program mlade2e. — Nage firednici faclu a znaena skupina elentl se pro toto hnuti vyslovila ale prosime i Vas o dalgi jednotnou soueinnost.

Laskave se tedy dostavte do na gi pHSti schtzi dne 14. unora o 2:00 hodine odp.

S bratrskYm pozdravem, R. F. Holubec, tajemnik. ) • as • Wheelock, Texas CtenY bratte redaktore, mile sestry a brat ti:— ✓ nagi minule schtzi hodne nagich ele nu a ptatel ptala se jak ten na g nemocnY dobrY bratr Jan tajka v jeho dlouhe nemoci pokraduje.

Pied nedavnem jeho dcera se zetem ze San Antonio si pro neho pkijeli, 2e ho budou oni zase opatrovat kdyZ dnes rano jsem se stavil u bratra 6ajky, totft u jeho syna kterY ted' bYva sam, jeho syn mne zdelil, ze y sobotu ptijeli a v nedeli zase odjeli, otec ze jel s nima slabne; tak bych vas mile sestry a bratti a ptatele prosil, kterYm jest to mane vzporaerite si na, neho pozdravnim listkem. Jsem jistSt, 2e ho v jeho dlouhe ne-

Ve stredu, dne 3. finora 1960 mod potegite: Adresa jest jak nasleduje: Mr. John ajka, c/a Mrs. Douglas Bugg, 1422 San Francisco St., San Antonio, 1, Texas.

Tento dobrY bratr vZdy byl dbalY sy Yrch spolkovYch povinnosti od roku 1912 plink navatevoval na ge schtze a nikdy mu nic ye schtzi neuglo. Vkly vgech no podporoval die sve manosti co bylo k dobru nageho tadu a nagi Jednoty. Velice ho vgichni ted' v nagich schlizich pastradame zvla gte moje maliekost neb vkly sedaval vedle mne a vZdy mne v me spolkove praci podporoval. Mohu milt' bratke ujistit ze na tvoji dtilveru nikdy nezapomenu.

Pozdrav na vgechny, jsem vag Frank Vytopil Pozn. red:— Z' adane Vestniky pro br. ajka, jsem odeslal.

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11114ka Koval-, Texas VaZena redakce, sestry, bratii i etenate:— To mame prive uplakane neprijemne poeasi. Skorem kaZdY druhY den nam pteprcha neb several fuel jen yeera se nam slunieko ukazalo, ale ten several fuel a snad i to zeme koneone vyschne.

Neni v tom Case velice zdravo a mnoho lidu trpi nachlazenim ba i tou mrgkou "flu". — Tak si jenom pfejerae, aby toho slunieka bylo vie a abychom vgici se uchranili nemoci.

Jft je slyget 2e nage rolnici budou pHgte v imoru set kornu a i v tech zahradkach je zahodno tez zaeit neve° Mat. Ale dosud pro mokro nebylo moZno. No ale vgak new tam musime nasazet aby ten hmyz mel c "papat" a co ne, tedy alespori pokazit.

Posledni schtze na geho tadu Cislo 38 se konala druhou nedeli dne 10. ledna a nag ptedseda Batina nebyl ptitomen.

Schtzi tedy zahajil mistoptedseda Fr. Stepan a byla vzdand Cest na gi vlajce a pak taj. Ceti zapis a byl ptijat. — ttli se dopisy a i jine veci vytizene. — Pak mela bYti vyvoleno, kralovna tadova, ale ze se Zadna dceru gka nedostavila ani tak o tom se nemohlo jednat.

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Ve sticedu., dm:. 3. fulcra 1960 Zda se nam, k by byte clobto kciyby plod seda kdyz in. nejake nove Cluny pojiTO ne je ve schuzi oznamil, kteti to jsou, aby jsme veechny vedeli ktere mama nage novY bratti a sestry u nakho adu. m;nulou nedeli jsme zde naeli ptekvapenha pro dcerueku Janet Vacek ktera ocljede tento tYclen do St. Louis nebot' se ma stati sesttiekou v klaetete. Bude nam tu veem chybet ona, nam tal: pekne v tatolickem Lostele zpivala.

Dnc 31. pcosipce byla odvezend do Aus1 inskeho Rest Home, stafenka Kubinova matha socei sestry Agnes Su g en. -Tato mile q atenka se tkee buplacovala kdya ji muZ zemtel a zancenal ji 3 ditky o ktere ona se sama poctive starata a teace se napracovala na farm& Vee to dokazala a dnes si veeci dobte stoji.

Ptej(une statence. &bre zdravi a spoko, jenost.

Manaele Dan •Hofferek mai l radost z narozeni prvni ratoleeti je, to deerugka a statieei Hofferek v Columbus , asi ae se tea radtiji, ae so stall pp pin( statieci.

Tak se. te g ime aZ si v ptieti naei tadove schtizi ,pobesedujeme a at' vain ta deerueka v Houston roste jet pro radost_ Tak na shledanou a poadrav redaktorovi i jeho mile aenueee a vtibec yeem.

Vak Marie Stepan. .4 • Waco, Rad 66.

Oznameni Men= tadu Slovanska LIpa eislo 66.

Prosim, bud'te ptitonme dne sedmeho (7.) fmora v nedeli odpoledne o pül tteti hodine pti dfileaite schfizi na Elm Mott. oleni na vYborech jsou zdvotile aadane aby se dostavili ye dye hodiny do si ne a tali sve apravy ssebou priehystane.

Po schtzi bude jako v'ady yeeete a prosime, abyste ptinesli dost jidla pro sebe a vase hosti. Diky pfeclem.

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(a Ii t elloto eiela najde skavY eten,r obrazek nakho mladika a elena Ronnie Regmuncla kterY dosdhi v Nueces County Junior Livestock Si-off prvni cony no sveho vystavene Grand •Champion "eunika" — Ptejeme nagemu rialaclemu pritely tot° viterstvi a doufame. Ce bude i nadale fispesnY, v chovu "Poland China". ) • 4 • ( Matko, vy jste tedy tu rybu neumyla, ne2 jste ji dala na pekae?

Ale, pani, to piece neni treba. Vadyt' byla beztoho celY svfij Zivot ye vode!

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Po-rartni vzpominka na John Sumbera 'Oen no a 89. kterY se narodil ye Slersku dne 24. ,rono 1872 a zemtel v Holland, cie1 ,a nemoci dne 7. ledna 1960.

Zen' cnal zde Zenu Anna a celou tadu z prvniho i druheho ‘manaelstvi, vnuci a pruvnuci. U tadu zastaval ruzne fitedy a byl pro svoji skromnou pa \Tabu ouliben. Byl sjezdovym zastuPcem nekolikrat. Ueast pti pohltu svedeila o jeho oblibe. -- Po ' obtadech a kostela St. Mary v Temple 13-1 k yeenemu spankit na lu bil,m; Hillcrest v Temple. -- Pfejeme mu veenY nth: a nage soustrast pozfistale rodine. ) *4•(

Vgem na gim Csi, ea2iopisim ye state Texas, pozdrav Ennis, Texas Vaaeni bratti!

My zastupcove Sokolske Aupy JtZni Am. Oboe Sokolske, shromaklene ye sve NrYroe ni animal schtizi v Ennis, Texas, vzpomtname Vas veech s pal/de- ken za kaadou prokazanou ochotnou pomoc, kterou jste nam uvetejnenim naeich zprav ye Va,§em listu laskave prokazall.

Bylo na ptani veech zastupcti Jednot usnegeno, podekovati yarn \Teem touto resoluci a zaroven Vas poMdati abyste nam i budoucne Vaei pizen laskave zachovali. Chceme vYchovou na:si mlade Posmrtni vzpominka na Ci hlecieti se Vain odvdeeiti. — Nazdar!

John Knesek Za Zupu JiZni, Glen radu 51, kterY se narodil dne 9. duAnna Milanova, bun 1877 v Evrope a zemtel dne '7. ledna Frank LaZnovskY, 1960. -- Zaneehal zde dcery, Ilenrieta. Za Ludva 0. Hoeek, res. vYbor. e • topek, Julia Zatopek, Betty Cook, Adela Lycka a ;yni Joe B. Kkenek, a Rudolpha Hlavni deadovne bratrske Jednote Krenek. — Po obtadech v Jeemenek kaSPJST v Temple, Texas pli byl za slukb Rev. Francis Kolate k veenemu odpoeinku uloaen na hititov Ennis, Texas.

HostYn pti Effinger. eest jeho pamatce Bratti! a naee soustrast portstale rodine.

My zastupcove Sokolske Zupy Jiani Am. ) • 4•( Obce Sokolske shromPh:6136 ve vYroeni schitzi v Ennis, Texas, vzpominame s vv povdekem ptizne a pomoci kterou jste INase nam laskave vypomohli.

MinulY tYden vital jsem eetne naveteBylo usnegeno Vam touto resoluci uvy v naei tiskarne a sice pani Bartok- p:tune podekovati a zaroveii. vas fictive vou a Penelope, sleenu Viastu 131aha a poaadati, abyste /lam svoji laskavou Abbott, br. Talaeek z Waco, domaci Hu- sell i budoucne zachovali.

2,0 Fr ounei, na:", Rev. J. Bravenec pak sesBuderne se ze veech sil snaZit, se yarn tra Helen Zich z Fort Worth a jeji sna- vYeliovou ditek odvdeeiti.

Nazdar! clia pi. Zichova mladei, dale ptatele OnResoluern vYbor Sok. aupy:-drukkove z Dallas se synem Joe, nadejAnna Milanova, nY to mladik, tea pozdeje bratr John SloFrank LaktoyskS*7 vak s manaolkou, Stan. Janek, Louis KaLudya, 0. Ho§ek zda a jeete jine ptatele jejichZ jrnena ) ° eTe * ( j sme Si oporneli poznamenat. ale stejne Blavni ufadovne poji groyaeiho spolku jste nam vitane. prat' ohni SITS v East Bernard, Texas Kaada naveteva a hovor nas poteei a Ennis, Texas dekujeme Vain za laskavou vzpominku. 13ratti!

Prija'te ptilcaitostne zas.

My zastupcove Sokolske kipy ..Mni Am. Isf Ite

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Strana B Obce Sokolske, shromaNiene ye vYroeni schuzi v Ennis, Texas, vzpominame s poydekern Va gi pkizne a to pomoci kterou jste nam laskave poskytli.

Bylo usnegeno na ptani v gech zastupJednot, Vam touto resoluci active podekoyati.

Zaroven Vds tez Z"adame abyste nam i budoucne Val ptizeti laskave zachovali.

Nage diky Vam ptedern. Nazdar!

Resolueni vYbor Sok. 2upy Anna Milanova, Frank LaInovskY, Ludva 0. Hogek. )• •( Mateiske Sokolske Jednote Texaske v Ennis, Texas, pozdrav F- stry a bratki:— My zastupeove Sokolske 'Zupy shromaZdene y e yYroeni schizzi Zupni ye Vagi Sokolovne se usna gime, podekovati Vain za kaZdou pomoc a w .i7en nagi Zupe poskytnutou. — Va ge "least jest nam vYdatnou posilou a za to v ge nage ptani Vam vgem mnoho zdaru!

Dik nagim milYm sestram Enniskym za krasne pohosteni a za v gechnu tu praci a namahu nom pobyt zpitemniti.

Budeme Vas vgech vzpominati.

Za Z. upni resolueni vYbor, Anna Milanova, Frank LaInovskY Ludva 0. Hokk.

Poznamka.

Frojev br. Kraftovy a resoluce Wk. VYb. Am. Obce poslane ptimo.

Red. )•4•(

SokoIska Hlidk a VYrodni sehiize Zupy byla konana v nedeli 24. ledna 1960 v Sokolovne v Ennis za ptitomnosti zastupei" vgech Jednot v Z.upe sdruknYch. Sokolskemu rokovani pfedchazela v sobotu schti ze 'Zupniho naeelnictva za ptitomnosti ndeelnik0 a naeelnie a mnoha bratti a sester evieitelskYch sboril jednot. Schtze zahajena byla sokolskou pisni: "Spejme dal" a nadale vedena zupnim nadelnikem br. J. Milanem. 2upni nakelnice ses.

Libie Vrlova pkeeetla ob girnY zapis a zpravu za minulY rok z niZ" vysvita gte bohata einnost teloevi'dna, ktera v minulem roce byla vyvinuta. Podavane zpravy z jednot ukazovaly, ze kahla jednota se einila jak to za clanYch okolnosti bylo mano. Teloeviene einnYch j ednot je pet a tri jednoty neeinne. Bolava stranka, neni schopnYch Ze zprav vyjimame 2 yYznamne podniky, ktere byly minuleho roku potadany. V prve fade to byl v eervenci zajezd na

V'R . STNfK — WEST, TEXAS "Mid-slet do Los Angeles, Calif, pokadany Anierickou sokolskou obci za spoluprace 2upy Pacificke, ktereho se silleastnily jednoty Ennis, Ft. Worth, a Dallas mnoha evieenei a evieenek ktere evieili na sletu a sileastnili se zavoclit Ses. H. Milan z Fort Worth ziskala championat o pkebor ASO. DruZstvo 'Zen z Ennis umistnilo se mezi prvnimi ttemi misty.

TeZ dal g i sestry a dorostenky z Ft. Worth a Ennis odnesly si nekolik cen. Sokol "2i Zka v Dallas potadal slavnostni oteykeni jejich nove moderni sokolovny v zati za navgtevy druhYch jednot a za ptitom nosti nekolika set ptatel a ptizniven. — 'Slavnost spojena byla se vzornym yetejnYm eyieenim, kde ptedvedeno bylo mno ho krasnYch telocvienYch 'Oise' a yrcholovYch na natadi. Ze zprav jednot vysvitd. Ze kaZda jednota konala behem roku nekolik podnikid nejen teloevienYch, ale i vzdelavaeich a spoleeenskYeh a v gude byl bran ztetel teZ na vYchovu mlacleZe. Bude doporueeno valne hromade, aby br. J. Milan byl ziskan behem Skolnich prazdnin k navgteve jednot a vypomohl vgude s naevikem prostnYch. Te2 br. Jim Kueera slibil, ze yypomilk s navgtevou nekterYch jednot. Doporueeno, aby slet byl konan poeatkem Cervence v Dallas a po sletu, aby byl uspotadan evieitelskY kurs ptihlasi-li se dostatednY poeet teastnikil. Za nakelnika byl opet zvolen br. Jerry Milan a br. Walter Hogek a Ed. Parma mistonaklnici. NaCelniei zvolena sestra Sylvia LanovskY. Ptedegla naklnice ses. Libie Vrla ktera posledni leta velmi Aspegne vedla zeny se vzdala. Za mistonadelnice zvoleny sestry Vlasta LakmvskY a Rennet Milan. Pritbeh cele sclnize mel dobrY spad a potegitelnY byl zajem vgech Adastniku o udrkvani Ceske* reef a eeskeho sokolskeho nazvoslovi. Vetgina z nich radeji naevieuje z eeskeho popisu cvieeni a lope ,mu rozumi ne2 anglickemu. Schtze byla skoneena ye 12. hod. P.M.

Ye attedu, dne 3. unora 1960 valy, aby jrnena Sokol bylo uvedeno ye znamost mezi Ameridany.

Obgrnou zpraxru za, nadelnictvo podal nadelnik br. Jerry Milan. Usneseno, aby ASO byla po2adana o finandni thradu spoleeneho evieitele a yydani spojene s cviditelskYm • kursem. Jednohlasne potvr zeny volby v nadelnietvu a take potadani 2upniho sletu v Dallas Doporudeno, abyp pokud mono yetejna evieeni jednot byla konana pted Zupnim sletem. Be hem poledni ptestavky piacovaly vYbory resolueni, neetni a nominaeni. Odpoledni zasedani bylo zahajeno v 1:45 a preetene resoluci, ktere byly vesmes schvaleny. 1:Teetni vYbor shledal vedeni finaneni za spravne. Norninaeni vSrbor doporueuje nasledujici einovniky na rok 1960. Starosta: Ben Pfevratil, mistostarosta br. Ed. Parma a br. J. 8indel, jednatelka, M. Prevratilova, fieetni-pokladni, M. Kane-Filipec. Jmenovani vSlchni prijali a byli jednohlasne zvoleni. Na gadost br. Palmy byl br. Sindel zvolen pry nim mistostarostou a br. Parma druhYm. K temto einovniktim byl jeSte zvolen br.

J. Kos, dupnirn dopisovatelem do deskYch novin. Redakci 2upniho Ohlasu si nadale neehazaji dosavadni einovnici.

Sidlo 'gupy bylo prelokno opet do Dallas. VYroeni schilze 1961. bude konana opet 4. nedeli v lednu 22. ledna v sokolov ne v Dallas.

Ku konci schfize bratti Jim Kueera a J. Kos dekuji 2upnim einovniktm jmenem syYch jednot za dobfe vykonanou praci a pfeji mnoho Uspechu opet v letanim roce.

Schtze mela velmi dobrk prtibeh bez rozvIdeneho povidani a zakoneena sokolskYm zpevem a pozdravem "Nazdar"! ye 3. hod. odp.

2upni dopisoyatel, Josef Kos. ) •4•( Znalee StrYc Jiri slibil nastavajici mlade pani, ze vyzbroji jeji kuchyfi vim potfebnYm. Byla tim spik picekvapena, ponevaft strYc obyeejne bSival velice "uzavfenST." Za nekolik dni obdrkla malt' balidek ye kterern byl patentni otevirad konservovYch krabieek a pkipojenSrm listkem: "Jsem presvedden, '2e jest to jedina, vec, kterou bude g v kuchyni potfebovat. — StrYc ) •(

Valna hromada Zupy JUni byla zahajena v nedeli v 10 hod. rano za ptitomnosti zastupet z nasledujicich jednot: C. Christi, Jim Kueera, Ennis, Fr. Lablo yskY Ft. Worth, A. Milanova, Dallas, Miro Jureik, Houston, 3. Kos, Galveston, L. 0. Hoek a za Youkon sestra M. Smrekova. Sokol Prague, Okla, zastoupena nebyla. Sehnze zahajena byla zpevem sokolske pisne "Lvi silou" a starosta br.

Ben Pkevratil ptivital ptitomne zastupce kratgim vtelkm proslovem. PtikrokBabka: "Karlieku, tu ma g dopisni pa^ no ihned ke zpravam jednot. Zpravy vy- pir, napig mame dopis na Mad." kazovaly, ze v gude vyvinovala se dobra Karlik: "Jak mohu psat, kdyt neznam Cinnost nejenom teloc yiena, ale i po stran datum?" ce finaneni a propagaeni. Zvla gte jednoBabka "Tak synadku, vdefejty Ennis, Dallas a Ft. Worth se ptiehio-

Ve stfedu, dne 3. iinora, 3960'

Eleonor Rooseveltovi. petasedmdesittnici Vdova po ptedposlednim presidentovi Spojenkch state, pani Eleanor Rooseveltova, oslavila nedasno sve petasedmdesate narozeniny. Mezi detnkmi projevy uznani zasluh, pronesenkmi pti teto ptile2itosti, nedojal ji snad Zadnk vice, net li ten, uCinenk generalnim tajemnikem spojenkch nal-oda, D. Hammarskjodem, kterk pravil, ze "miliony lidi pa celem svete hledi na pani Rooseveltovou jako na svou pkitelkyni".

Jen mad° Ameriearra nepo ya2uje E. Rooseveltovou za pozoruhodnou Zenu, je ji2 osobitost a Zivot pozdvihly slavu beztakji2 legendarniho jrnena Rooseveltit. Je yARk vkznaene, 2e jeden z pfednich biografickkch slovnikti uvadi ji nejprve jako americkou diplomatku a spisovatelku, a teprve pak, v zavorkach, jako'mantel ku Franklina D. Roosevelta.

V zahajovacich kapitolach sve nedayne knihy, On My Own, piSe pani Roosevelt° va toto: "Ono dubnove rano 1945 sji2dela jsem starou zdvili BiMho domu s pocitem melancholie, a snad i nejistoty, nebot' jsem se loueila s nezapomenutelnou erou nezamysivSi se valne nad faktern, 2e poeinaje tim o dnem bude mi Ziti samostatne."

Od smrti jejiho manZela pied etrnacti lety neptestala pani Rooseveltova sledo vati distinguovanou karieru. Nebyla vdo you jests ani rok, kdy't ji president Truman poladal, aby se stala delegatkou u Spojenkch narodil. Tim zapoeala podle jejich vlastnich slov "pozoruh.odna, a dou fam Ze i hodnotna zkukenost meho Zivota,". Byla jmenovana piedsedkyni Komise pro lidska prava a zahy ji ptipadl rikol ptipraviti koncept Universalni dekiarace lidskkch pra y. Byl to rikol„ kterennu ptikladala velikk vkznam, nebot', jak sama pra.vila, "mir syeta musi se zakladati na ptijimani lidskkch pra y pro ygechny lidi".

Po gesti letech ye funkci delegatky resignovala pani Rooseveltova roku 1952, kdyZ si byla pine vyslou2ila, reputaci vytryale pracovnice fakt to, uznavank na neoeekavankch mistech. Na sklonku velmi pozdniho zasedani Komise pro lid ska prava konstatoval sovetskk delegat, jeho Zena byla jeho tlumoenici, toto: "'Madame na Zadne mezinarodni konferen ci jsem jests nikdy tak te2ce nepracoval, a moje Zena je div ne mrtva!"

Aekoliv dnes u2 nema pain Rooseveltova oficialni spojeni se Spojenkmi narody,

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neptesta'va pro ne pracovati. Jeji dobro ho bratra Jarnese, vevody a Yorku, ktevolnicka, einnost ve prospech Americke remu cele uzemi daroval. Francouzskk asociace pro Spojene narody zabira mno badatel La Salle pojmenoval uzemi, v ho jejiho easu. Ve snaze ziskati lep gi in- nema leli eels mississippske udoli, na po formace o s yetovem deni a to tam, jak dest francouzskeho krale Ludvika XIV jini lids Ziji, objela jiZ trikrate celk svet, Louisianou. A dneSni stat Georgia nese nekdy jako zastupkyne Asociace, jindy jmeno anglickeho krale Jitiho I. jako soukroma obeanka.

V mnoha ptipadech Oman osadnici 6asto potada, ptednaSky, pri eemz je- mistni oznaeeni indianske. Jmena state jimi posluchaei mute bkti maid, skupina Arizona a Connecticut, mesta Wabash, vysokoAkolakti v nektere tasti Spojenkch ieky Potomac, yodopada Niagara a jistate, ` nebo poslanci indickeho parlamen nYch mist jsou vesmes ptiwodu indianske to v Novem Delhi. Podle vlastniho odha- ho. du ptedstupuje takto pied rrizne poslu Po revoluci vzmohl se zvyk naivani kla chaestvo pannerne 150krat nen& sickkch mistnich oznakeni. V New Yorku Jeji Zivot je tak ru gnk, Ze by snadno mame proto Troy, Uticu a Rome, v Georvyoerpal energii i eloveka o polovinu gii Athens, v Missouri Carthage. mladAiho. Vydala nekolik knih, pie ka2KdyZ Spojene staty ziskaly roku 1803 dodenni sloupek do novin a elanky pro ohromne rizemi "Louisiana Territory" od mesieniky. 6asto ji vidame na televisi, Napoleona, byla jiz vetS'ina, velkkch jezer, east° slkchame na rozhlase. Latkou je- tek a mest pojmenovana Francouzy. Tak ji keef jsou pti takovkch ptilelitostech si vysyetlujeme jmena, jako Detroit, New razne namety vzdelavaci, socialni, poll- Orleans, Fond de Lac, Racine, Eau Claiticks a humanitni. Na otazku, jak mute re, Prairie du Chien a Baton Rouge. A tolik zastat, uvedla jako zdroj sve ener- na zapacie je patrnk vliv prvnich osadgie intensivni zajem o vSe, co podnika. nika Spanelskkch na takovkch jmenech, Pied nejakk rokem prorokovala, Ze aZ jako je Los Angeles nebo San Francisdosahne petasedmdesatky, jeji "uZiteena, co. einnost" skonei. Nedavne oznameni Bran S piichodem Zeleznic ye etyrycatkch deisovy university v Massachusetts oini z letech minuleho stoleti byly mnohe stani na Stesti gpatneho proroka. K jejirn ti nice pojmenovany podle vyMich tultra diplomata, Zurnalisty, statnika, — nienich rifedniku nebo velkkch akciona "first lady" a svetove cestovatelky pii- Ht. Nabolenske sekty, ktere asi stejnou druzil se titul novk titul profesorky. Vdobou hledaly v America ittoei§te pied tomto semestru pkedna gi v kursu "Mezi- pronatsledovanim, zanechaly po sobs jme narodni organisace a zakon". Je to role, na, jako Utopia, Economy, Zion a Lebado nit se vkborne hodi. non. )• •( Jako Zeleznice, tak i po gtovni triad pri sobil &I/km vlivem nejprve na zapad, a pozdeji i na ykchod. Pfirozene, Ze se vyhkbal duplikaci jmen a Ze daval piednost kratkkm a libozvuenkm, jmentm pied temi, ktere tak radi volili kutaei, Jmena americkkch mest, obci a state haviti a statkati. jsou rtizneho piwodu. Prvni francouzsSti, SpanelSti a holanati badatele, India Roku 1890 zfidila koneene vIada "Board ni, anglieti osadnici, Zeleznienti, poktov of Geographic Names". Doufala, Ze proni rifednici, Clenove kongresu a jini — ti strednietvim teto rady docili se jakehosi ygichni zanechali sve stopy na americ- ustaleni aspori nove zavadenkch mistkkch mistnich nazvech. nich oznaeeni. Na maps Spojenkch stall Payod jrnen mnoha mest a state je objevilo se v'Sak i od to doby ninth°, pra spojen s dobrodruZstvimi prvnich bada- podivnkch nazyn, jako na ptiklad Peatelri a osadnikti. PtevaZnou yetAinou jsou nuts a Likely v Kalifornii, nebo Difficult tato jrnena pa yodu anglickeho. Nove o- v Tennessee.

1 • .4 • sady byly Casto pojmenovavany podle nejakeho mesta anglickeho — jako na Mrs. Jones: Did you meet your son pkiklad Boston, Cambridge, Watertown at the station? nebo Plymouth.

Mrs, Brown — Goodness no, I have Nekolik americkkch state nese jmeno known him for years. krale nebo nektereho elena kralovske ro( )• diny. Jednim ptikladem je New York, Jest nag bratrskou povinnosti 14iti nastat i mesto. KdyZ Anglieane ptevzali r.

1664 toto rizemi od Holand'anri, ptemenil sim organisatorfn, bud" podanim inforanglickk kral holandske oznaeeni New maci aneb ochotnou radon, napomoca Amsterdam na New York na poCest sve- —Zdar v novem roce 1960. —

Americke mistni nizvy a jejich piivod

Strana 10 ALOIS JIIIASWr.:— 63Ti oigrotska historic (PokraeovaraH "Nemolal byste jeete poekati jen kratkou dobu?"

Zid meal vykladati, ee iaenraee, ee mu tteba penez.

"Jen dva mesice poekejte, pan! Zarabove,ni nacieji, ma jistotu, ee do te doby penize obchei, a vynahradi vam, poe kate-11."

Nadeje na lacing zisk obinekeila Hollanclra.

"Pen& sloe potkebaju, velebnY pane, ale udelam, co bude moena; ohlednu se zitra, abych sam si penize yypirjail. Raete Atka ptijiti, nebo ptijdu sam k pan!

Zarabove, a povim, bude-li nine moena poekat."

Duval odchaecl s malou nadeji. Vedelt' -2 e Hoilandrovi neni penez tkeba, ee v tom je nejaka spekulace. A dolake tuil. Sotva ea odeecl, sebral se eid a vklouzl ke Gaus sovi. Povedel mu yea.

"To se nesmi stet!" a frlegrovi eas y!thy edive oft "dam yam, co jsem yarn slibil, a pkidam nejen to, co by vam na hradili, ale vice; nebuclete mit akodu."

A jednali spolu jeSte chvili. Hollandr oclehazel od Gaussa y eecek spokojen. — Melt se mu vYborne, bez velkeho name, han! dakil.

Druheno dne oznamil Dupalovi, ee mu jest stare pani lito, ale ee penez nesehnal, ee nemilee eekati a zadal ealobu.

Zaleeitost Hollandrova byla nad oeeka.vani brio vytizena, ae koneene ustano yen den, ktereho draeba na, dam pan!

Za,rubove naela bYti odbYvana.

Dupal vzclaval se jie veekere nadeje. Ne bylo moena, aby co te doby Antonin pin eal. Na nejvYee, kdyby dobte byl pokidil, 2e by penize poslal. Nee talik doufati se star Y knee neodvaeil. Odpoledne pied draebou meekal ve svem pokoji. Dlouho pfechazel veecek zasmueen. Koneene se zastavil vepkimil hlavu. Rozhodl se. -Ptistoupiv ku stare sktini, rozevic el ji a vyrial nevelkY koeenY vak a nekolik Aka tulek. Z vaeku vysypal hromadky stkibrnych pen& na, stbl, veteich, meneich, tlusteich, teneich. 'Wacky penize vysazel na still a opiraje se o pravici, ste,1 nad nimi nachYlen ,jakoby je poeital; pak smutne zavzdychav, shrabl je a vloeil do vaku. Schoval jej do kapsy sveha velkelao, voineho kabatu, veal eepici a epanihelku a deeel.

Na weer sedela pani Zarubova s Ire-

V E. ST Nil< WEST, TEXAS nou a Pottiekem v pokoji. Veichni suautne Mistr byl prave na vyzvani pani domaxi poi/6(161, co se ye meste vypravuj e.

"Bah vi, jab se to rozneslo," tekl, "ale veude si to povidaji, ee frlegr dam koupi. Snad nekde nee° kaki, ee ho eadnemu nenecha„ Ce ho musi on dostat. A take tomu veki a povidaji: Tot' se rozumi, pro nej ma ten start dam cenu — to ho zajiste nikonau nenecha, a kdo by take mer momoci se o nej dral?" To byla smutne„ novina.

Ale veselejei pkines1 pater Hippolyt, jene prave vstoupil. Kdye ji oznamil, cliy til ho Potteek za ruku, tiskna mu ji le a evolal; "Jertuninc, velebnY pane, vy jste zlatY mue!"

Pani domaci vztahla k nemu race, elite la neco promluvit, ale nemohla.

"Dovolte, to lc jcnom nadejo ale snad de. Bah —" Te noci babieka ani oka nezamhoutila.

Irena usnula pozde a naela zle, snautne sny. Kdye zally se probudivei ptiSla do pokoje, byla jie bableka ustrojena. Anelsa pave zatopila.

Bylo ticho, smutno, jako pied nastavajicim pohkbem.

Zplanul jasnY, podzimni den.

Jindy chodivala A.neka do kostela, fines ani z domu se modvdeila. Babieka salela y e kkesle, ticha, jako odeveclana, vedle ni bleda, rozeilena Irena. Co chvili di valy se na stare hodiny. Minula osma. o devate — Babieka prave vstala, elite dale ad okna. V tom se zarazila a zustala nehnuta, jako socha; Anekou to trhlo, Irena vsta la.

Venku ozval se temnY rachot bubnu.

Na to pani Zarubova, zapomnela; i tomu neuela!

Chtela odejiti, \Teak nebyla s to. Nohy jakoby zdtevenely. Buben rachotil, umlkl a sem ae zavznival hlas atedniho sluhy, vyvolavajiciho, ee dues o devate hodine v radnici bude odbYvana vetejna draeba na dam. C. 110 pattici Anne Zartibove.

Vyslechla veechno atboha, starena, a kdye hlas u2 umlkl, stale jeete neslyeela ani Ireny, jee tesic ji k ni se vinola.

Po jedenacte hodin y vychazel z rodnice hloueek lid!. Napked vybehl Gauss y eecek zlosti elutY, klna a prudce rukama rozkladaje. Nekolik jeho vernYch jej obklopovalo. V tom krnitl se pied nimi PoWeek.

"Jie beef ji to evestovat, ta dratev usmolend!"

Skoteane !keel Potteek pant domaci

Ate .stledu, dne 3. 'anora 1960 oznamit, ee jeji dkun prodan a ee ho kou phi Hippolyt Dupal na jmeno sveho bratra. I vypravoval, s jakou jistotou tam "frlegr" jakoby dam byl u jeho, jak posmeene se velebn.eho pan g, tazal, budo-li take kupovat, a on ea klidne odtueil, "ee ano, pro sveho bratra."

"A kdye doelo, aby vadium se skiadalo, a pan pater je pane sloeil, trlilo to Gau ssem. Myslilt' si, ee to nemoene, a ted' poznal, ea ue tak snadno a lacino dtm se neproda. I nastal boj: Gauss zvolna po (lava', pan pater rychle ptidaval, ae do elo na takovou sumu, ktere se lakota Gaussova lekla. Byl by rad naschval koupil, ale lakomost jeho byla vetei; a tak priklepli dam bratru pana patera".

Oni o viku a vlk za humny — Hippolyt Dupal vstoupil.

"Na polovic vyhrano!" pravil, usrnivaje se. "Dam je zase vae, ctena, pani, a nee dojde k placeni„ de. Bah, ee to zase nejak se sprosttedkuje a skoncuje."

Prodalt' totie, aby draeby adastniti se mohl, nejmilejei svou sbirku starch min ci stkibrnYch a elatYch, svilj poklad, arci ea pod cenou. Byla to velika obet a jeete vetei odvaha. Poeitalt', ee a2 ye draebe dam koupi, Ce piece uplyne nejakY eas, nee dojde ku poslednimu jednani s veil tell a ku placeni. Za ten Can, tak doufal, pkijde rozhodna zprava od Antonina, do te doby budie veechno Bohu doporueeno. pornoc zabeepeeena, eid jeete rad poc,a, a neptijde-li pomoc, cestoval-li To nib nadarmo, pak musi stare., pani z domu; bude relicitace a on bude rniti ekodu a vVsmech k tomu.

Na yeecko se odvdeil.

Neetesti nechodivá samo, nekdy veak, oveem ee velmi ziidka, bYva, take tak se etestirn. V den draeby vyjasnilo se pone bud pan! Zarubove. A druheho dne doeel patera Hippolyta balik, kterY veecek jsa rozechven, rozbalil.

Byl od Tonika, jene posilal penez vice nee jich bylo potieba. Tiesouci se rukou sahl profesor nejprve po listu. Tonik oznamoval, eo koneene stthl dedeeka a ee se piirno k ileum obratil. Ukazal medalio nek, listy i ostatni veci, vypravoval o mat ce, co vedel, ae star pen so rozplakal a k prsfun jej pkivinul. I ypisoval ve'ecko podrobne o dedeekovi, iakY je hocInST a dobrY a ee dceru svou, matku Antonino vu a Irenu ,oplakal, mysle, ee zemtela.

Lista jejich neobdreeL proto nemohl odpovedeti. Tonik vyjacitova,1 sve domneni, ktere se eajiste potvrdi, ae dale tam bude, ee druha pani dedeekova, ktera pied ro kern zemiela a no kterou ji 2 ma,tka ve syYch listech touerla, ee ta yeeho byla pii einou. Decleaek je sam nebot' mu syn z druheho maneelstvi nedavno zeinteL-.-• (Poluaeovani

Ve stfedu, dne 3. tnora 1960

VESTNIK— WB5T, TEXAS

EDUARD MICEK:

Put& bys tax smithy MALI? TENAik piecet' Uete me er e...sky eisti! tolik Ochy.

CAST DEVATA. PATE CVICENI. 0 hiasu-to hanba Holubice a straka.

Basal od Josefa Chmely (Pycha.)

PEVEC:

HOLUBICE:

Ney im, pozoru jsem nedala.

Vedle hostinskeho PEVEC: priya holubice jemne zvolala, naviti y ila straka paya HOLUBICE: s holubici bylot' se mi velmi diyiti SP aleenici. hlavy yzneienosti, STRAKA: barev velebnosti.

Jak se libil jernnostpani PEVEC: krisnir pay dnes u snidani? Tak to skoro biTva: zlostnSi na zlosti, PEVEC: Anost4 na cnosti, ctraka slava zaCala, u iinirch se diva. kdyi se domii kasala.

STRAKA:

Et div nezhynula zlosti nad t fu sprostou nadhernosti!

Ani y ideti ho nemohu.

K tomu-pohledlas mu na nohu?

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OtravnST plyn v garaii Neni tomu, dlouho, co easopisy psaly o smrti kterehosi prominentniho mute v Baltimore a motor v jeho autu v male garaZi jests byl v behu. Zjistilo se, by otraven kyslienikem uhelnatSrm, tak zvanYm carbonem monoxidem. Takova otrava stane se velice snadno v chladnem poeasi a jak se vyslovil generalni lekat Zdravotni Sluny Spoj. state, je v2dycky nebezpeeno zanechat v behu Motor 'u aut v male gard'Zi. Zkou§kami zjistilo se nasledujici: MaUr motor o 23 koriskYch silach vypusti v jedne minute asi 25 stop kubickYch plynil a z plynu toho vzejde asi 6 procent kyslieniku uhelnateho, jinak 1 krychlova stopa za minutu. \Mtn motory vydavaji ovgem vie takoveho plynu a vie takoveho kyslieniku, kterY je vysoce otravnSr. Pat nact east tohoto kyslieniku, uhelnateho spojeno s 10,000 eastmi vzduchu povatuje se za smi geninu anebo sloueeninu velice jedovatou a kdy je v takove smigenine Cloy& ponekud dele, smrti neujde. Kdyk' tedy takov motor malt je v mistnosti 10x10x20 v behu j en tri minuty, je vzduch otraven tak, ie hrozi otrava kahlemu plitomnemu.

Je to plyn bezbarvST, bez chuti a skoro ani nema Wine anebo zvlaAtniho zapachu. Krevni teliska fieinek toho jedu mo hltaji, 300 krat vie nee obyeejnY svitiplyn a tak krevni teliska nahle nemohou dodavat kysliku cevam. Nadchazi smrt paralysi dSichacich ustroju. Pilsobeni kyslieniku uhelnateho je nahla a zaketna a vedomi se znenahla ztraci. 610 vek kolikrat snad si uvedomuje svoje nebezpeene postaveni, avAak neni schopen pohybu, nemiA2e volat pomoc a umird.

Vgichni ti, kdo2 maji male garae a museji kolikrat zaeinat s motorem, ne't se rozjede, necht' radeji maji tyto mistnosti dobte vetrane a zajisti se pied tnoZnYm ittokem tohoto jedovateho plyPieeti s tatinkem a potom sprivne o- nu.

4, * y pig do segitu! Je to stares base* ale praydiva a pouena, zylagte jeji konec.

Jednajici osoby — dva Americans: — mantel a tena.

S bratrskSrm pozdravem Na Velikem pruplavu (Canale grande) Strjreek Meek z Austinu. v Benatkach.

Adresa strSrekova je: On: Kde to jsme? Ve Florencii nebo Dr. Ed. Mieek, v Benatkach?

University Station, Ona: KterY je dnes den?

Austin 12, Texas.

On: Stfeda 23. ) • 4 • (— --Ona: Pak jsme v Benatkach. ._) • Kdyby kaida, nage tena vi'dela to co vi mnoha vdova — vgichni midi by byli Je to ryba opravdu 6erstva? dnes pojigteni, nebot' apis, pojiAteni na Je tak eerstva, te z toho at rSImu doje jak ten libeznST dopis kterSi kdy stavam. — Co ji sem nesu, ui gestkrat ktedy rind' podepsal. jsem nad ni kSrchl!

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ICIAL ORGAN OF SLAVONIC BENEVOT,F,NT ORDER OF THE STATE OF TEXAS FOUNDED 1897

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Wednesday, February 3, 1960 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.

—HERALD--

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

FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK Notice To All Youth Masaryk Champion Of Insured Pension Tax ern raLiberty Co Leaders Savings To policy LODGE SECRETARIES, AND WOMEN'S tive Ccmmitt CIRCLES Holders Holders and purchasers of group insured pension programs are already receiving direct benefits in the forms of lower purchase rates and higher interest guarantees as the result of the provisions of the Federal Life Insurance Company Income Tax Act of 1959 relating to insured pension programs.

Prior to the enactment of this legislation, the life insurance companies were operating under a major competitive tax handicap in the pension field, the Institute of Life Insurance reports.

Purchase rates on group4 annuities and other insured pension plans have been reduced by as much as 10 to 15 per cent and the life companies have raised their interest guarantees on pension accumulations by one-third or more. The new interest rates range from 3 1/4 to 31/2 per cent, compared with the previous rates of 2 1/4 to 2 1/2 per cent.

The income tax relief provided on the income earned on pension reserves is on a three year basis, with one third granted each year and full tax relief applying to 1961 earnings.

"The life companies, anticipating no future change in this formula of tax reduction, have established their group ,annuity rate reduction and increased interest rates on the basis of the expected full tax relief on pension reserve earnings to take effect in 1961," said the Institute. "These savings were passed on the the holders and purchasers of insured pensions within six months after the passage of legislation."

A second important factor affecting the cost of insured pension plans has been the general increase in the net investment return of the life companies, the Institute noted. )• Judge — Why did you park your car there?

Driver Well Judge, there was a sign that said "Fine for Parking."

The Press Committee Meeting held Sunday, January 31, at the Temple Headquarters upon deliberation, agreed to accept the generous offer of Vestnik's publishers, represented by Brother Jos. Holasek, to have an enlarged Convention Issue of the Vestnik at no extra cost to the Order. This issue will come out the last week before the San Antonio Convention which will be held beginning June 12-13.

The Press Committee requested the Editor to plan for this enlarged issue of the Vestnik, to immediately place notice to all Youth Leaders, District Leaders.

Organizers, Women's Circles, Secretaries of Lodges who wish to have an article in this issue to submit this material and pictures to your Editor not later than May lst.

This May 1st deadline is necessary in order to work up the material, have necessary cuts made from the sub-mitted pictures, and have ample time to assemble this vast amount of material into a pleasing format for the Convention Issue, while putting out each week's current issue as well.

Your promptness and your cooperation is kindly requested by your Editor, so that the material can be handled to the best advantage of the Order.

If you have some unusual lodge history, lodge events which would be of interest to the reading membership, won't you please send it in? Thank you.

• 0. • (— We all should be concerned with keeping our Vestnik a friendly paper, one that will be welcome everywhere, bringing joyful news from our different units.

Will you please help?

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I went to a doctor today and told him all about my lapses in memory.

What did he do?

He made me pay in advance!

Chicago, Illinois Mr. Edward Marek, President Mr. J. F. Chupick, Secretary Supreme Lodge SPJST Temple, Texas Dear Brothers: The campaign for the T. G. Masaryk "Champion of Liberty" stamp has met with success as you well know. You and your lodges are to be commended for your wholehearted support. Now we have the celebrations awaiting us in Washington, D. C. on March 6, and 7, l960.

The Comlinittee has set itself a goal of purchasing at least one quarter of a million dollars worth of stamps on the first day of issue. We have taken the liberty of writing to your individual lodges, soliciting their orders for the stamps and for their listing in the souvenir program that will be printed to commemorate those historic events.

Because we know of and sincerely appreciate your close cooperation with the Sokols we are also soliciting your order for the stamps and listing in the program. We also would be grateful if you were to use your influence with your lodges and individuals to see that this effort is crowned with the success it deserves.

We have not overlooked the wonderful publicity that you have already given it in your SPJST publication.

The memory of T. G. Masaryk and all he accomplished is worthy of the best that is in us. These will be unforgettable days. We hope that we will have the pleasure of seeing you in Washington, D.C. on March 6 and 7.

Nazdar!

Chas. M. Prchal, President Blanche J. Cihak, Program Chairman

Wednesday, February 3, 1960

DEAR MEMBERS: In reading the many letters and reports of local lodges in our Vestnik, I notice that many of you still refer to the candidates for thp "Miss SPJST" of our next convention, as princesses and queen contest. Please remember, this contest has nothing to do with our previous District Queen contest. This is a new and different contest and the rules which were made with the help of our District Youth Directors and District Orgonizers apply only to this contest.

The purpose of this contest is two fold —to help us increase our membership of our SPJST Order and to help promote interest and lodge activity among our young as well as our old members and giveing some deserving young girls a chance to represent us at the convention.

I would also like to stress the importance of selecting more than one candidate for your lodge if your lodge so qualifies and you are able to do so; remember that will be where we will secure the new membership. It will be the amount of new insurance that the candidates help solicit which will determine which one will represent your lodge in the District. If your lodge is entitled to more than one candidate and you select only one, then you are being unjust to your young girls as well as to the lodges who select their full quota of girls. Remember, the girls do not have to belong to a Youth Club to qualify for the candidate, so let's give them all a fair chance.

I an-.A happy to report that the Supreme Lodge went on record to support this youth movement and made allocations to pay travel expenses, meals and hotel expenses for the seven candidates during the day of the contest for the "Miss SPJST" title in our next canvention. The same expenses will also be paid to the mothers or chaperones of the candidates.

A prize consisting of a ladies wrist watch will be given to each District candidate and a special prize to the winner of the "Miss SPJST" title.

The Supreme Lodge, in appreciation for the wonderful work our District Youth Directors are doing, will give one District Youth Director from each District, an expense-paid trip to the con-

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Strana 13 Tention, not just for one day of the con- 3. Rules for Convention Contest: test for the "Miss SPJST" title, but durA. Judging will be done by impartial ing the whole convention. judges on same basis of qualifications as in District Contest.

This should be an inducement for all B. Girls will wear formal dress in conof us to get lively and give our full test. support to make this contest the best C. A special committee will hire judges yet. for the contest.

Thanking you all kindly for your support and assistance, I remain Fraternally yours, Joe B. Hejny, \/ ice President ° •(

Miss SPJST The following plans and rules were adopted for our "Miss SPJST" sales promoting program.

1. Inter-Lodge Contest.

A. Each lodge will be entitled to one "Miss SPJST" candidate in the contest.

B. One additional candidate for each one hundred members in Lodge.

C. Candidate must be a member of SPJST at least 6 months prior to January 15, 1960.

D. Age: 16 years and not over 20 years

by January 15, 1960, and single E. Contest starts Jan. 15, 1960 and ends March 15, 1960. All applications must be postmarked not later than March 15, 1960 to count in contest.

F. Candidates will refer prospects to local lodge organizers only, no points willbe given for prospects referred to and written by Supreav Lodge Officers.

G. Candidate with greatest amount of insurance sold will represent her lodge in the District Contest.

Local lodge should give a consolation prize to girls who will be eleminated in the inter-lodge contest.

2. Rules for District Contest: A. Candidates will be judged by impartial judges on the folliwing fications: Personality 30% Speech 25% Poise 20% Beauty 20% Talent 5% B. District Officers and Youth Directors shall be responsible for the selection of impartial judges for their district contest.

C. Girls to wear semi-formal dresses in contest.

Each District to give consolation prizes to girls who will be eliminated in District Contest.

The Supreme Lodge will give a bonus of $25.00 to the candidate who sells the largest amount of insurance in her District.

D. Awards and remunerations of expenses to convention to be determined in Supreme Lodge meeting of January 14, 1960.

E. Day and time of contest to be announced at a later date.

Fraternally yours, Joe B. Hejny ) • 4) (

Supre Lodge SPJST Home Office, P. 0. Box 400, Temple, Te-,as Office Phones—PR 3-2151 and PR 3-2152 SUPREME LODGE OFFICIALS Edward L. Marek President 2693 N. 13th St. Temple, PR 8-7442 Joe B. Hejny Vice President 113 W, Victory, Temple PR 8-1785 J. F. Chupick Secretary 501 IV. Walker, Temple, PR 3-6266 R. A. Urbanovsky Fin.-Secretary 1901 S. 39 St. Temple PR 3-3846 Jos. Koliha, Jr. Treasurer 1513 E. Adams, Temple PR 8-1298 August Kacir Attorney 401 N. 9th Street, Temple PR 3-3658 L. 0. Hosek Editor P.O. Box 85, West HI 6-5208 SUPREME LODGE DIRECTORS Frank V. Stepan District One P. 0. Box 43 Bellville UN 5-2461 District Two Charles Navratil 816 E. Avenue A, Temple PR 3-5633 District Three Robert Cervenka PO Box 95, West HI 6-5142 R. E. Broz District Four Route No. 3, San Angelo ,Ph. Rural 2K2 , District Five J. M. Skrabanek 4720 Bellaire Blvd, Bellaire MO 4-9891 District Six E. P. Sralla Route No. 1, Box 110, Edna OL 7-2651 Chas. Holasek District Seven 2513 Nemec St. Corpus Christi UL 2-0840 A housewife answered a knock at her front door and found a man standing apologetically befOre her. "I just ran over you cat and I am here to replace it."

"Well get busy" snapped the housewife. "There's a mouse in the pantry."

• • The use of money is all the advantage of having it.

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Dear Members: The second paragraph of Article 23 of our present By-Laws reads as follows: "All motions for amending the ByLaws, must be forwarded only to the Secretary of the Committee on By-Laws before March 31, of the Convention Year (960) who publishes them in the Vestnik according to the Article in our ByLaw. "The Supreme Lodge as a unit, has the right to submit its recommendations for amending the By-Laws.

"Amendments may be made in the Czech or English language and are thus published.

"The Committee on By-Laws is obligated to consider the recommendations received at least two months before the Convention and have the amendments recommended by the Committee, published in the Vestnik."

We are calling your attention to this Article in order that you may send your recommendations as soon as possible to enable the Committee to work up these recommended amendments.

Thanking you for giving this matter your early consideration, Your Editor ) • atl• WHEN CHANGING YOUR ADDRESS USE THIS COUPON

Wednesday, February 3, 1950 and the other girls wouldn't have one from the same person; or again, how it hurt we were if they were remembered and we were forgotten.

Our hearts were cut or colored drawing paper, not necessarily red, if we ran out of red paper. Sometimes they were made from just plain lined pincil tablet paper. "Roses are red, violets are blue" theme was worn to a frazzle by evreyone for our knowledge of poetry was limited.

The more fortunate girls had books of verses from which to copy gushy verses of love. We drew flowers, ribbon festooned drawings, and colored with crayolas.

A bought Valentine was out of the question. The only ones we ever heard of who received "bought" Valentines were lovers about to be married.

The night before St. Valentine, just as the sun set, we'd deliver our Valentines. In those days our homes were enclosed in picket fences with gates, so under the gates around shruds, and behind fenceposts we would tuck our Valentines with the names of the recipient printed on it, if there were more than one in the house to get Valentines.

Bright and early the next morning, we would rush out and start hunting for our Valentines. Poor Mother, We tromped on her precious flowerbeds like a pack of billy goats, oblivious to her pleas to be careful. I know her heart was torn between our eager anticipation and her flowers, •but our patron St. Valentine didn't for sake us for her love for us transcended all of her objections at her crushed plants So, dear readers, Valentine's Day can be a very real and personal thing to the tender heart. Let's give those dear hearts a Valentine's Day Party.

Here's hoping that you all get lots of Valentines, young and old, with best wishes we are.

Editor and Wife.

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LET'S HAVE A VALENTINE PARTY Those of you who have your regular monthly meetings the second Sunday in the• month, plan to have a Valentine Party for the brotherhood after the meeting, for Valentine's day comes on Feb, 14, which is a Sunday.

Two other big days fall for the month of February. Lincoln's Birthday on the 12, and. George Washington's on the 22.

Perhaps all three occasions could be remembered at the Lodge Meeting. To remember our American heritage is being a goad citizen.

Supreme Lode, S.P.J.S.T. Box 400, Temple, Texas I am asking you to change my address of The Herald (Vestnik) as follows: As for the priest St. Valentine who is My old address: regarded patron saint of all lovers, who was put to death on February 14, at a time when all earth's creatures turn to thoughts of love let's honor his memory with a little lacy red heart to the ones dearest to your heart. That old boy in your life, or the dear old girl, who shared your aches and pains as well as your gripes, to those beloved children and grandchildren for whom life is still a My new address is: fairy tale, let's scatter a few of those Valentines about for happiness. To the brotherhood in your Lodge, let's make a heart cake to serve with coffee, or hot spiced tea, with Valentine cookies, symbolizing brotherly love. The greatest force on earth is Love, n:ate for mate, parent for child, grandparent for grand child, man for man and vice-versa.

I belong to Lodge No. Of course, the most popular girl in my neighborhood was the girl with the Fraternally, most Valentines. We gathered together on St. Valentines Day to compare our "loot" as we would call it today. How our hearts would jump with joy if Signature someone remembered us with a heart

Miss SRIST The Miss SPJST Contest Started January 15th, 1960 and will run through March 15, 1960. Request each of you organizers contact your Youth Leaders or if your Lodge doesn's have one, contact the Officers of your Lodge and GET A PRINCESS and lets get this contest rolling. If I can be of any help, Please Call Fraternally, A. M. Vrla District III Organizer •( • Employer to small boy — "I told you last week we wanted a older boy."

Boy — "Yes, so here I am."

Wednesday, February 3, 1960

t Calendar DISTRICT ONE The Spring Meeting of District 1 will be held as planned Sunday May 15 which is on the third Sunday in May at Bieiblerville, Texas. Members of all the 31 Lodes of District 1 are' cordially invited. - - Please be sure to mark pint 1960 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.

DISTRICT r!': District Three will hold its 1960 Spring Meeting at West, Lodge Ja ren air Hall on Sunday, March 27, 1962, at 10:30 a.m.

Fraternally, Mary RenZzo, Secty.

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The Miss SF, ST Contest started January 15th, 1960 and will run through March 15, 1960. Request each of you organizers to contact your Youth Leaders of if your Lodge doesn't have one, contact the 0 ffiinn's el our Lodge and GET A CARDIDIt TE and let's get this contest rolling, It I can be of any help, please call: Fraternally, A. M. Vrla District III Organizer ) , 4,

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• Please be sure to read the tatter of Sister Willie illateTha of Youth Director of Disi. 1. and endeavor to help in ,Yotir:' , own Lodge wits our Youth Movement.' Thanks.

11,,ST5.ICT FOUR The Editor The ne et R iming meeting of our Dis* 0,14 trict 4 will be held as announced, at Ro• •,,rs• ;F., wena, Texas, April the 10, 1960 at Lodge Fr • SPJST• 49. So please reserve this Sunday foi cur District tekeeting. --- Thanks, Our Bryan Lodge No. 39 announces Emil Kvasnicka, that they will celebrate the opening of their new Lodge at Bryan, Texas, SunDISTRICT FIVE SPJST District V will hold its Spring day, May the 29th with an all-day proMeeting on Sunday, May 22, 1960. Place gram of festivities. — We are asking all and Program will be announced at a our friendly Lodges to please reserve later date. Everyone is cordially in- this Sunday for our big day as we would like to have you all with us to celebrate vited. Kindly keep this date in mind. this event with us. — We thank you IISTRICT SIX very much. Detailed program will be anDistrict 6 announces that their next nounced real soon.

Spring Meeting will be held the thira • 9 Sunday in May 1960 on the 15th of that Lodge 92, Fort Worth announces that month at La Salle, Texas: More detailed program will be worked out by the Dis- the Six Fat Dutchman Band will be playing for a dance at the National Hall, trict Committee.

Roberts Cutt Off Road on February the DISTRIC i!` SEVEN 5th. Members and their Friends are inThe Spring Me( Ling of District 7 will vited. be held on the first Sunday in May, • • 1960 at Lodge LaFarita 161 -- We are The Lodge-group 1-Ilahol announces giving this information at an early date so please be kind enough to save through Sister Svestka, that they will present a play at the Houston Lodge 88 this Sunday for us. — Thanks.

Hall on February the 14, beginning at 3:30 p.m. After the play our kitchen will After r ea:Il-;. g your Vestnik it is sug- be well supplied as usual. So you all gested that ;inn give same tci your neigh- come. bor or friend. Thus our Vestnik, which otherwise would he destroyed, may pro February 3rd, Wednesday 10 to 2 p.m. mote our fraternity among non-memCard Party and Dinner at Lodge 88 bers. !

Houston given by the Birthday Club Sisters. Everyone is invited. If you do an 40 not play, come and eat with us. ii V novena vYch elenfi, kosite t neezi August 28, is the ante for our Lodge duje pozornost, peiii a zLjem kaideha Picnic to be held at the Skrabanek Ranch. Don't forget! More details later. ,l• adu a eleristva.

Strana II The Youth Club of Fort Worth Lodge 92 announces their next regular Club=, meeting on the 14th of February at the National Hall. So please come. ® • The RVOS Fire Insurance Local of Dallas, will celebrate their 10th Anniversary on the 20th of March at the KJT Hall at Texas and Floyd Streets.

More details later -- Remember the " date.

The Ennis Ladies Sewing Circle will hold its next meeting the 28th of Jan= nary, which is Thursday at the Sokol Hall. Please come.

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Dallas Ladies Sewing circle will cele brate its 25th year of existence on the second Sunday in April the 10th. More details forthcoming.

0 • Lodge Veseli No. 14 will hold its next meeting at the Fwells home at 7:36' February the 13th. Yeti all come, and. bring a friend.

• Jourdanton Lodge 147 will hold their next meeting at the Rudy Myska Home in Pleasanton, first Sunday in Februari, — the 7th — You all please be there and bring your friends.

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Next meeting of our Cottonwood Lodge No. 6 will be held on the first Sunday in February and you, all be sure to come and see what our good brethren have accomplished on the building. You will be surprised and happy. — Congratulations!

At Fort Worth, National Hall, Lodge, 92, Friday, Feb. 5 a dance with "Six. Fat Dutchmen" playing. — You all come, to Roberts Cut-Off Hall.

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Sokol Houston will hold a Valentine Dance with a midnight breakfast, Saturday, February 13, 1960 at 8 o'clock until 1 a.m. The public is cordially invited. — Please remember this date.

9 The Ladies Sewing Circle of Lodge 92 Fort Worth, will hold its next meeting February 11, Thursday, beginning at 10 a.m. at the Lodge Hall and you all are cordially invited.

An important meeting of Lodge Gran-' ger, No. 20 will be held Sunday, Feb. 14 at our Lodge Hall. We will be ex-pecting you all, so please be there.

• At Lodge 84, Dallas, Texas "The Six Fat Dutchmen" of New thin, Minnesota will play for a special dance on Saturday night February 0 -- So you all come.

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At the new Sokol and Lodge Jaro 130 Hall the ``Six Fat Dutchmen" from. New Ulm, Minn., will play on the 11th of February, which is a Thursday. Remember please. We also will celebrate LODGE POKROK NO. 84 DALLAS with a Mardi Gras Ball, Gus Herzan and his fine orchestra playing on the 27 of February and you all please be Dear Brathers and Sisters: I wish to express my sincere thanks with us. — Greenville Avenue No. 7448.

• to all of the entertainment Committee • members with whom I have served on Lodge No 84 of Dallas is planning to the Entertainment Committee of Lodge celebrate its 50th (Golden) Anniversary Pokrok Dallas No. 84 the past five years. on Saturday evening February 20 and I had the honor of being your EnterSunday February 21. Please read the tainment Chairman on this Committee detailed letters of Brother Jarma and Sis. Balaja in this issue, and make plans and I deeply appreciate the wonderful to attend to honor the memory of the cooperation you all gave me and for the many hours of labor and effort founders and members of this Lodge 84. which you so graciously donated to your' • • fraternal Lodge. It was only through The next regular meeting of Lodge your cooperation and through all of Hallettsville No. 4. will be a Birthday your combined efforts that we were Celebration of its members so you all able to accomplish much success. please come on the second Sunday in February which is the 14 . '.45014400( 147

Reports From Local Lodges

A Valentine Party at the Waco Lodge No. 66 Elm lVfott, after the regular meeting. Will you be there with your Valentine? ) • SPECIAL DATES AT LODGE 66 WACO Saturday, Feb. 6 — Caka's Polka Timers of Shiner Saturday, Feb. 13 — Hall leased for a private wedding Saturday, Feb. 20 — Rudy Kurtz e Shiner Saturday, Feb. 27 — Slim Haisler o Temple Easter Sunday — Slim Haisler's Play Boys.

Saturday, April 23 — Emil Bartos Orch.

Saturday, April 30 — The Hi-Toppers of New Braunfels Saturday, May 7 -- Rudy Kurtz of Shiner Saturday, May 14 — Eric Honza of Ennis Saturday, May 21 — Slim Haisler's Play BEN JARMA Boys Saturday, May 28 — Lee Ilse Orchestra I also wish to express my sincere of La Grange thanks to the officers of our local )• •f lodge, to the Teenage Division and to their leaders, to Brother L. 0. Hosek, Austin — Father James J. O'Brien, CSC, long connected with St. Edward's our wonderful Editor and to all of the University and a former pastor of St. membership and friends for your loyal Mary's Church in Austin, died in a support and assistance on numerous ocAustin hospital early Monday morn- casions. I want you all to know that ing. He had been in failing health for they were deeply appreciated. six months but had been confined to I have thoroughly enjoyed serving my the hospital for only a month. lodge in this small capacity the last While he was pastor of St. Mary's five years and all I ask is that you exFather O'Brien was active in a campaign tend the same courtesy and support to to clean up the newsstands in the city. our new Entertainment Committee Also taking part in the campaign were Chairman for 1960, Brother Anton JanProtestant ministers, the Mayor, and ousek. the Austin Statesman.

Serving on the Committee with Broth-

Wednesday, February 3, 1960 er Janousek, our Chairman, are the following Entertainment Committee members: Sisters: Annie Marek, Ann Jurcik and Juanita Janousek. Brothers: Bill Gaiser, Jody Rejcek, Joe Vlk, Jerome Rejcek, Richard Sykora, John Kubacak and Ben Jarma. Those are the members who will again be in charge of planning the social functions at• Lodge No. 84 in 1960.

Your assistance and your support will be deeply appreciated by all of your Committee members.

Fraternally yours, Ben Jarma Lodge Pokrok, Dallas No. 84 4 • TO ALL MEMBERS OF LODGE KOMENSKY NO. 20 GRANGER Dear Sisters and Brothers: At our last regular monthly, meeting, held on the 10th day of January, the gency of having a Youth Program as a vital section of our Lodge's activities came up for discussion, Quite a bit of time was devoted to this discussion and it was the unanimous opinion of the members present that we should make . one more serious effort to activate sucha. program within our Lodge.

Hence, as secretary of our Komensky Lodge, I was instructed to post notice in the columns of the Vestnik that in our forthcorrdng February meeting — Sunday, Feb. 14 at 2:00 p.m. — we would attempt to organize such a movement.

In 'view of what is trying to be done, we enlist and solicit a big attendance of the membership and hope that the ladies, will also accompany their husbands. It is a definite fact that we must have the interest of our lady members if we are to succeessfully organize and continue a working and interesting Youth Program. All of the officers, as well as a number of members, are seriously dedicated to such an effort, but we need more complete cooperation from additional members. • If you would like to see such a program effected, please attend our meeting on Feb. 14, at 2:00 p.m.

Fraternally yours, R. F. Holubec Secretary ) • 41 • t.

SVPS CHAPTER NO. 1 HOUSTON At the annual meeting of Chapter No. 1 of the Slavonic Mutual Fire Insurance Assn. held on December 30, 1959, the following officers were elected to serve during 1960.

Joe Kalousek, President J. M. Skrabanek, Vice-President John Kahanek Jr., Secretary Ed. A. Rosprim, Treasurer Auditing Committee: Melton J. Kal-

Wednesday, February 3, 1960 ousek, Victor Mikeska, John W. Siska.

Our chapter holds a meeting on the last Wednesday of each month at Lodge Pokrok Houston No. 88, SPJST, starting at 8 p.m. all members are cordially invited to attend these meetings.

John Kahanek, Jr., Secty. * LODGE POKROK NO. 84 DALLAS Dear Brothers and Sisters, On Saturday night, February 6, the "Six Fat Dutchmen" Orchestra from New Ulm, Minnesota, will play a_ one night engagement at our Lodge Hall on their current tour through Texas.

This will be a special Saturday night Dance and we hope that all of our members and friends in and near Dallas can attend.

The admission for this out-o-state band will be 51.50 per person and they will play from 8:30 to 12:30. This Orchestra is very good and each time they have appeared at our Flail, the crowd was larger and everyone enjoyed dancing to their popular Polka Tunes. So, make plans now for an enjoyable evening of dancing at our Lodge Hall, 2625 Floyd St. Saturday night, February the 6th.

We wish to also remind all of our members that we will celebrate our 50th Anniversary (Golden) of our Lodge the weekend of Saturday February 20th and Sunday February 21st. On Saturday night — that is on February 20, we will have our Anniversary Dance, music by the popular Eric Honza's Orchestra from Ennis, Texas. Dancing from 8:30 to 12:30 and admission for this, Anniversary Dance will be $1.00 per person.

Then, on Sunday — that is on February 21st — we will have our Anniversary Dinner and special Program in the afternoon. Dinner will be served starting at 12:00 o'clock ad program will start promptly at 3:00 p.m. Many honored guests and officers of the Supreme Lodge will appear on the program of speakers.

One of the officers of the Supreme Lodge will deliver the main address commemorating our 50 years as a Lodge in the SPJST Fraternal Society.

A very good meal will be prepared by our good sisters and there will be plenty of food for all. Adult plates will be $1.25, with coffee and a desert and children's plates will be 75 cents with a desert.

The Youth and Teenagers of our lodge will also present a very appropriate program on this occasion immediately after the conclusion of the speakers on the program. Do come out and help us celebrate this memorable occasion and help us pay tribute to the wonderful and deserving brothers and

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sisters who made this all possible when they organized our Lodge 50 years agoWe wish to alSo remind all of our members that our regular monthly meeting will be held on the second Sunday in February and will be Sunday, Feb. 14th. Do make an effort to come to this meeting, and every meeting this year. Your lodge can only grow and prosper through your efforts and your interest. Your Committee members will appreciate your attendance and support at the meetings and the Family Nights after the meeting.

Let's all make a new resolution to attend more often and make all of our events a success.

Fraternally yours, The Entertainment Corn.

Lodge Pokrok 84 Ben Jarma. ) • 4, • (

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Ann Marek, Burlington; Troy Charle Merka of Granger; James A. Naizer o Taylor; Grady Pomykal of Troy; Caroly Schiller of Temple; Robert L. Stiva o Temple; Gayle Surovik of Holland; , K thryn Svetlik of Buckholts; Willia Vanicek of Temple.

In our night school classes we have: Stanley William Coufal, Temple; Juliu James Dubcak of Rogers; Shirley Hais ler of Temple; Douglas Habmlin Marti nets of Temple; Leonard D. Mikeska o Temple; Dorothy Petrek of Lott; Ros Marie Pitrucha of Temple; Garland E Schiller of Temple; Mrs. Joyce Schille of Temple; and Jerry Anton Vitek o Belton and Perry Ann Malinak of Tem ple.

You can see from the foregoing lis that there are quite a number of ou members pursuing studies for a highe education.

Our congratulations and best wishe TEMPLE, TEXAS for success to all — Editor Dear Brother Editor, • 4, • I am enclosing a 1959-1960 Fall SemesDOES NEW LAW HELP RESIDENT ter Directory of the faculty and students ALIEN BRING PARENTS HERE? of Temple Junior College where I am a professor. The Directory is marked to Question: Two years ago I came t indicate the persons who have Czech the United States with my family as a names and are SPJST members that I immigrant. Since then my mother ha know of. Undoubtedly there are many been widowed and is now all alone in more TJC students who are of Czech the coutry of my birth. We would like descent but who have non-Czech names. her to come over and join us, but the It is expected that there will be such quota to which we all belong is greatly students among those who are register- oversubscribed. I have been told that in ing for the current Spring Semester.

September 1959 a law was passed which It may be of interest to some of your will make it easier for the family to get readers who may want to begin or con- together. Does this law help my mothtinue their college education on a part er? or full time basis, that registeration for Answer: Unfortunately, this new law the current Spring Semester at Tea-Die Junior College is now in progress and does not affect the parents of lawful will continue through Friday, February resident aliens. While the parents of 5, which will be the last day to regis- American citizens over 21 years of age are entitled to a second preference withter.

Our Dean-Registrar, Brother Johnny in the quota, the parents of lawful resiS. Payne is a member of our Temple dent aliens never had a preference and Lodge. Then, Calvin Chervenka, Physics this was not changed by the new law. and Engineering; Dean Payne, Educa- It is suggested, however, that your moth.. tion; Student Assistants are: Grady er immediately register at the nearest Pomykal of Troy, Custodial; Henry American Consulate of immigration and that as soon as you are naturalized, you Mares of Temple, Physics.

In the student body are: Minnie Marie file a petition on her behalf. This will Biskup of Temple; Eugene Henry Kotrla give her a preference. ) • Ar. of Temple; William Alvin Lesikar of Buckholts; Henry Ford Mares of TemShow me a man you honor, and I will ple, Wilma LaNell Martin of Troy; Jerry show you what kind of a man your ares Jerome Mikulas Jr., of Temple; Elean- for it shows me what your ideal of man ora J. Okrulik of Temple; Albert Johnny hood is and what kind of a man yo Reznicek of Temple; Lawrence Gene long to be. — Carlyle.

Skrabanek of Rogers; James Edward )• Spanhel of Temple; Melvin Wentrcek of Teacher — Claude, this writing is terGranger; Bonnie Cabla of Temple; Ace Uhlapek of Temple; Dianne Chupik of rible. Why can't you write so I can rea Te.n-tple; Milam Gerick of Bartlet; Oscar it?

Joseph Kral of Temple; Charlotte KveClaude -- If I did you would:coin ton, Granger, Glenn Marek, Temple; Jo plain about my spelling.

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FORT WORTH LODGE 154 Dear Members and Friends: Our Jan. 10th meeting had a nice attendance.

Part of the election was postponed until the next meeting, February 14.

I extend a special invitation to each member to come to the meetings, and help in any way you can to make our lodge meetings more successful and pleasant. The ladies are asked to please bring 'Pastry for refreshments after the meetin g; Feb. 11. Everyone come and help make your lodge a stronger and better one.

I want to thank all the officers that have served our lodge so faithfully the past year. You did a wondeful job, and because of you our lodge is a much better. one. It takes much time and effort to accomplish the goal you have. May I exp,ress our sincere thanks to each and everyone of you Little Marilyn Milan is quite seriously ill, We are all hoping and praying for a•successful recovery.

Our sincere sympathy and prayers g oAo the family of Theodore Pappas, he was a member of Lodge 154 .

Cohgratulatins to Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Jenkins on their recent marriage. Mrs. Jenkins is the former Charlotte Hoff, daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Tony Hoff of Windhorst, Texas. She is a graduate of St. Joseph's School of Nursing. The groonLis the son of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Jinkins of 2317 Loving Ave., Ft. Worth, and a member of Lodge 154. The wedding , was held at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Windhorst.

The reception and dance was held at the K. df C. Hall. We wish you many years of wedded bliss. May God bless you both. • ' Bill Renfro is the boxing coach at the Fort Worth Boys Club. His boys have

vESTNf X— WEST. TEXAS been making a fine showing in the Golden Gloves this year.

Mary Jean Renfro has appeared with a storm of approval at Castleberry High School home basketball games. She has been on many programs with her winning calisthenic drill.

The Saginaw High School girls basketball team won second place in a three day tournament last week. One of our members, Donna Rose Steinman is on the team. ;When the members of our lodge have any news I will be happy to sea that it gets in the Vestnik if you will be so kind as to write it down and give it to me. This way it will be much easier and a sure way of not leaving anything out..

Funeral services were held in the Greek Orthodox Church for Theodore Pappas Sr. 72, of Lodge 154. He was born in Asia Minor!, Pappas had lived in Ft. Worth 60 years and was a retired dairy operator.

Survivors include two sons Theodore Pappas Jr. of Ft. Worth and Anton J. Pappas' with the Air Force in San Antonio; seven daughter, Mrs. Irene Mirgs, Stella McCanlies of Cisco; Mrs. Helen Sorenson of Fresno, Calif., Mrs. Christine Waldon, of Westminister, Calif., Mrs. Alice Miller, Sophia Ann Usrlton and Mike Woolsey of Ft. Worth.

Fraternally and with my best wishes I remain.

Mrs. Rose Steinman Lodge 154 ° 40 • (

LODGE NO. 4 HALLETTSVILLE Dear Sisters and Brothers: Well, the weather has changed and the sun is shining this morning. Let's hope that it will stay this way for a as our farmers like to do some plowing this year.

Our last Lodge Meeting was well attended and also the Youth Club Meeting. They held their officer's elections.

Those elected are: President, Royce Crones; Vice-President, Allen Crones; Secretary, Shirley Holy; Treasurer, Leon James Crones; Reporter, Josephine Kahanck.

We will hold the next Lodge Meeting on the second Sunday in February — on Valentin's Day. We will also have a program and a six-months Birthday Celebration. All the members of our lodge who have Birthdays the first six months will get a flower and we will also have a lunch after the program.

Please, ladies, bring a plateful of goodies for our luxich, for Which we thank you ance.

Come one. come all, and let's have a good tithe. I believe there will be some music furnished.

Wednesday, February 3, 1860 You may all know that Papa Bucek will celebrate his birthday. He is over 80 years old — don't know just how many years. February is the only month that has the most birthdays of our membership in ti in our lodge. If I'm not mistaken. At least do come and help celebrate the birthdays.

Hope to see you all this coming second Sunday in February — on the 14th — I am, Fraternally, Your reporter Mrs. Alvin (Linda) Mikush ) • 4,1„, • ( ARCADIA, CALIFORNIA Editor of Vestnik, West, Texas Dear Mr. Hosek, While visiting my sister-in-law, Mrs. Mary Dedek of Dallas, Texas, in early December, I attended the Christmas Dinner given by the Ladies Krouzek of the new Sokol Hall.

I wish to take this opportunity to thank her for the invitation, and to thank each and everyone for a most enjoyable time. The "prave Cesky" dinner was delicious; the entertainment grand.

Everything was so dlightful and enjoyable, including the many members I met whom I will not attempt to name for fear of not being able to recall each name, however I do want to mention my friend of many years standing, Mrs. Hettie Homusek, with whom I also visited.

Sincere warm wishes to each one for a bright and happy New Year.

Truly yous, Anna Tikalsky Editor's Note; Sorry, but I am unable to supply you with the copy of Vestnik you desire.

• ^ • LODGE NO. 66 WACO Notice to all members of Lodge 66 Linden Hall at Elm Mott.

Please be present at our meeting on Sunday, February 7th at 2:30 p.m.

All committee members please be present at 2 p.m. with your reports.

Supper will be served as usual, kindly bring enough food for yourselves and your guests. Thanks.

Rose Parma Recording Secretary, ati, LODGE. NO. 88 HOUSTON, TEXAS Dear Friends, At our Lodge Hall we are having Dances 'every 1st and 3rd Saturday of the month.

Saturday Feb. 6 — Music by Vesley Play Boys.

Feb. 14 — We are having a real good Czech Play with Dinner at 12 o'clock and a Delicious supper after the play. If

Wednesday, February 3, 1960 any of you ladies would kindly bring pastry, it sure will help, so come out and meet your friends and have a good time.

Thank you!

On. Saturday 20. Dance with Adolph Falke's orchestra playing. This will be a real "leap year" dance and girls, it's your turn!

Mary Tilich Entertainment Secretary. ) •4•( LODGE LA PARITA NO. 161 Dear Readers, The next regular meeting of Lodge La Parita No. 161 will be held on Feb, ruary 7, 1960, at 2:00 p.m. All the memoers and their friends are urged to attend for the Lodge will have a Kitchen shower and everyone is asked to bring a utensil or anyother item.

Hoping to see all of you then.

(No Signature) 4 LADIES CIRCLE OF LODGE 92 Fort Worth, Texas Dear Members and Friends, The Ladies Circle of Lodge 92 began the year 1960 with a good start. We had thirty-four ladies and one man present.

We are happy to say that eight new members joined our circle, and it is always a pleasure to greet them.

Our hostesses, Mrs. Vlasta, Dolkos, Mrs. Mary Hubenak, Mrs. Mary Paprsk1r, Mrs. Dona Hubenak and Mrs. Albina Bunker planned a menu of Sausage, from Dallas with Zeli and Kne,dliky, with coffee and pastry. A table arrangement of pink and white carnations was donated by Mrs. Tillie Gillis. It was placed on a table of lace cloth with chrystal candleholders, white candles and an anniversary cake baked by Mrs. Mary Paprskar was served by Mrs. Albina Bunker. the door prize was won by Mrs. Millie Wrubl Our next meeting will be on the second Thursday, February 11, 1960, at 10:00 a.m. Bring your thimbles, we will be quilting a quilt. Be sure and bring a friend if you can. Hostess will be Mrs. Joe Juran, Mrs. Collins, Mrs. Anna Paprskar, and Mrs. Annie Tulis.

Sincerely, Mrs. Tillie Gillis 0 d44, * t LODGE POKROK DALLAS NO. 84 Dear Members and Friends, For those who do not already know, the Golden. Anniversary celebration will be held the third weekend of February.

The celebration will open with a dance Saturday, February 20, with Eric Honza's Orchestra furnishing the music. On Sunday, February 21, dinner will be served at noon. Afterwards, there will be guest speakers and a program. There will be no dance that evening.

VPSTN1 — WEST, TEXAS Usually, a dance on the third Saturday of the month is a "free" one for members currently paying their insurance.

However, because of the nature of this dance, that is, it being a special dance, admission will be charged.

The menu for Sunday's dinner will be barbecue, country sausage, buttered potatoes, green beans, sauerkraut, pickles, fruit cocktail, coffee and pastries. The dinner will cost $1.25 a plate for adults and seventy_five cents for children. All the ladies are asked to please bring the pastries.

The Teen-Age Club has announced that a cake will be furnished by them, commemorating this great event.

An interesting part of the program will he the presentation of the history of our lodge. A few of the facts are as one member recalled, the lodge had its beginning in February 1910 with only sixteen members. And one of the brothers from a sister lodge came from out of town to initiate these sixteen members of a fledgling organization.

It was thought that an organization of this type would not survive in a large city, but rather thrive in a smaller community. These first pioneers had probably, many ups and downs, but through hard work and determination ∎ they grew.

And, from that tiny beginning, we have expanded, in fifty years to over 600 members. That is truly a wonderful thing!

Because of the celebration falling clue on the same date as our regular monthly meeting, the meeting will be held a week earlier, Sunday, February 14, beginning at 4 p.m. The last meeting was very well attended and we hope for an even better attendance this month.

We also had two visitors at the January meeting. They were Brother John Jared' from Ennis Lodge No. 25 and!

Brother Joe Jurcak from Lodge No. 130 We always are happy to see visitors and extend an invitation to thes two, as well as others, to visit us soon.

Family Night will follow the meeting and we hope to have a large attendance for this also. Those who attend regularly bring a friend or two for an evening of enjoyment.

The Auditing Committee of our lodge includes Brothers Gilbert Kalich, Emil Petr, Raymond Marek and Otto Janousek.

There are a number of our members on the sick list. They are Brothers John Kubacak, Raymond Marek, James Janousek and Don Jarma. Wishes for a complete and speedy recovery are extended from the membership of our lodge.

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Christmas Party were made happier by the sack of goodies Santa presented them. Included in the sacks were mixed nuts which were donated by Brother ,Sid and ,Sister Justine Pokladnik. Thank you both very much.

As you all may know the contest to determine a "Miss SPJST" will soon be under way. We urge you to support each candidate from our lodge. These young ladies, we know, will be very grateful.

Be sure and remember the dance on.

Saturday, February 6. The popular "Six Fat Dutchmen" will provide dancemusic.

Make plans now to attend.

The two dances scheduled for February are the only two left before Lent.

So, come. on out and have a good time.

Fraternally, Frances Baleja Helen Pokladnik, Asst. _) • 4.

EAST BERNARD YOUTH CLUB The meeting of the East Bernard Youth Club will be held on February 14 at 2 o'clock. This being Valentine's Day We are going to play games after our meeting. There will be prizes given to the winners. So why don't you come, and join in the fun with the rest of us.

If you haven't been to our meetings before, let this be your first time Trudy Brdecka Vice President ) • els • ( COTTONWOOD LODGE NO. 6 West, Texas Dear Members and Friends: This is to remind all of you that we will have our Monthly meeting as always at our unfinished Mall. We have plenty room now since the builders have used up all the lumber that was stacked inside and the new addition part is well covered from out of the weather, all the members are urged to attend: this meeting and see the new addition and the big progress the Brothers have made.

We just had a very few new brothers come out this week and we need lots more fresh builders to keep on forging on. Nearly all the same ones have been on the job since it started, and this just isn't fair, it is your Hall just like theirs.

The new brothers who :helped this week were Brother Robert Dobecka, Tony Pustejovsky and John Matus replacing Frank Pavlas. And one nonmember which was very nice of him to come and help. I am sorry I did not get his name.

It is also wonderful to have such a swell cooperation from some of the sisters who offered to serve full course dinners, lunches and coffee this week

litSTNiK— WEST, TEXAS and a very good eating it was. On Monday, Sister Marie Janocka served; Tuesday it rained and no one worked; Wednesday Sisters Wilma Janek, Velerie Mae Helona and La ;'erne Mikeska. A delicious baked cluck and dressing and all the other trilsmings. Also this day it was the Frank Jancks 29th anniversary; Thursday Sister Ruth Krizan and Lillie Dobecka served. Friday Sisters Annie Sm,ajstrla, Helen Zapalac, Willie Mae Marek and Anna Ffolacka. Many thanks for this serving Sisters it was highly appreciated.

At this time we want to send many thanks to Brother Edward Smalstrla and his family of Marlin, manager of the Ben Franklin Store there, for sending a donation of a basket of groceries tC the kitchen committee. Very nice donation and thanks for remembering us.

Tho sister who were painting this week on the raw addition were Sisters Ruth Krizan, LaVerne Mikesha, Mae Helona and Willie Mae Marek, We have two -,andidole5; for the organizers to choose from at this meeting and to be elected by the membership to represent our lodge No. 6 in the Miss SPJtt Contest, These two candidates are reminded to b2 sure and be present at this meeting.

Also I want to report to you through the Vestnik, that the building committee decided not to send cards, so if yen are waiting to ,receive one I think the need of heir) is well reported through this. p ap er, so don't wait just corne on and help whenever you can, The brothers of this Lodge would like to see scrn'e brother of the PVOS Lodge come out, they are good builders at the Cottonwood Hall.

So until we see you again.

I remain fraternally, Your reporter Ruth Krizan WEST, TEXAS Dear Girls: Several months ago, your Editor was requested to change the address of one of our members. Her husband working with an American oil company was being transferred to Saudi Arabia. She didn't want to miss any of the Vestnik's issues, so we assured her that her ado.

Bess would be changed without a hitch in the delivery of our SPJST paper, She has finally gotten settled and she wrote the most interesting letter to me about that country, that, with her permission T must share part of with you She S7.1(1: "I'm certatof your readers would be surprised „ I say "I love it here!

"Most people consider Saudi Arabia a vast barren area of heat and think of its

p eople as heathens. The truth is, we have cold and rainy , winters that certainly remind all native Texans of onr weather at home. Of course, the summers are warmer, but Has Tanura being right on the Persian Gulf coast, is cooler with a cool wind. blowing at all times. We also have sand storms, but you get used to them, inasmuch as you would a hurricane at home.

"Of course, with all of this sand underfoot, it's more difficult to keep floors clean. we usually have small scatter rugs all over the house and this helps to give the floors a more clean appearance.

"We also have, now get this, green yards, trees, all sorts of flowers and nicest of all — tall cape jasmine hedges around every home. The jasmine hedges serve a very specific purpose during our sand storms. When it's "blowing" the hedges tend to stop the sand from blowing into the yard and flower beds. Of course, you. still get sand into your yards and tightly closed home, but ima gine how much more it would be without .those nice hedges!

"I .naust close now, but will try to write. yea, an article about this fabulous and -not to well known peninsula in the near future."

I know all of tire Vestnik's readers are looking forward with anticipation to .Sister Burge's article. She has given us a taste of this exotic piece of Alladin Land, with its. fastinaring customs, and we all wish for her the most happiness, health and success for herself and her line family, 'They truly Co have beautiful gardens at Has Tanura, Just before Sister Burge moved to Saudi Arabia, one gardening magazine bp.1 a feature story on the local Ii o Club's outstanding gar( . - i. i cy are all , American women whose husbands are working in the oil fields on the Persian Gulf. I wanted to send the article to Sister Burge, but have misplaced the magazine. Should I run across it, I shall forward it to her.

With our cold and sometimes freezs" weather, the thought occurred to me that where the Lodges serve suppers a Spaghetti and Meat Ball Supper would be most welcome. Having a wonderful recipe, I thought: "this reminds me of the first time I ate Italian Spaghetti and Meat Halls." I didn't quite know how to cope with that long spaghetti without chopping it all up into inch pieces. But 1'_ • en a teaspoon and a coo:opaldon lead, I the delicious long Fork with the help of ;poon, ilsing it in the spicy sauce and tangy Parmesan cheese and

Wednesday, February 3, 1960 into my mouth, for a most delicious morsel. So, if you are in need of a good recipe — here goes!

Italian Sjaghetti and Meat Balls 1 1/2 pound ground beef 1/2 cup fine dry bread crumbs 1 slightly beaten egg 1/4 cup warm water 1/12 teaspoon salt (for meatballs) 1/4 teaspoon basil 1/4 teaspoon pepper.

1 6-oz. can (2/3 cup) tamato paste 1/4 cup chopped onion 2 cloves parlic minced 2 tablespoons chopped parsley.

1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon salt (for sauce) 1 teaspoon crushed oregano 1/4 teaspoon anise seed.

1 No. 2 1/2 (3 1/2 cups) tomatoes Hot cooked long spaghetti Combine meat with next six ingredients; form in 35 one_inch meat balls. In large kettle or Dutch oven, brown meat slowly in small amount of hot fat. Add remaining ingredients except the cooked spaghetti. Simmer uncovered (don't boil) stirring occasionally, for approximately 1 to 2 hours, or until thick. Serve over hot spaghetti with Paresian cheese to sprinkle on top. Serves 6. Garlic French bread is a wonderful accompani-: ment with this.

Did you ever try a one dish vegetable casserole consisting of cooked cauliflower florets, tender green peas, corn kernels and cooked carrots, together in a white sauce, with a touch of thyme and sugar to taste? It's a most delicious dish of color appealing vegetables making the more expensive cauliflower stretch.'

Did you ever try adding a tablespoon sherry wine to your Cream of Mushroom Soup; oyster, potato or chicken soup? A spoonful added to onion soup or bouillon will give it a new flavor.

Even spinach with i'4 cup of concord grape wine, two tablespoons of lemon juice and two tablespoons of butter, one tablespoon of Worchestershire sauce, salt and pepper to taste, will perk up a can of chopped and drained spinach.

The food packers are truly vieing for Mrs. America's food dollar. So many new ways to serve old foods; so many new packaged iters on the market with the fuss and muss of washing, peeling, and cooking gone. Did you ever think two years ago, that you needn't peel another spud as long as you live, before the Instant Potato came packaged to your grocer? Or take rice! Remember how we boiled it in salt water until soft, to drain it pour cold water into the rice to separate the kernels, whereas now, we add just enough water for the rice to

Wednesday, February 3, 1960 absorb it all at a simmer and in 15 minutes we have a fine fluffy, all nutrient saver, dish of rice prepared! Times have changed! Now here is something for your next party: The hot spiced tea is easy to make and something different. To six cups of water, add 2 1/2 tablespoons of black tea, one tablespoon whole cloves, 1 inch of cinnamon stick, broken, bring to boil.

The Hot Spiced Tea is easy to make and is different. This makes 6 to 8 servings.

1 teaspoon whole cloves 1 inch of cinnamon stick 6 cups water 2 1/2 tablespoons black tea 3/4 cup orange juice 2 tablespoons lerrton juice 1/2 cup sugar Add spices to water, bring to boil. Add tea; cover and steep 5 minutes. Strain Heat fruit juices and sugar to boiling stir, then add the tea.

I am afraid, this is rather a lengthy letter to you this time, I had better cut it now and save some space for some other sister.

With my sincerest best wishes to all you girls, for a pleasant weekend, I am Fraternally, The Editor's Wife ) # or, • ( SAGINAW, TEXAS Dear Brother Editor, I wish to say that we all enjoyed the Vestnik very much and I love to look for pictures of our far away friends.

My mother is Mrs. C. H. Bartlek in Fort Worth and she told me that you like to get pictures of our children that are trying to make a name for themselves to be put in our Vestnik. We are proud of our son as he is a student at Baylor University. He is studying for the ministry. I thank you very much and best wishes to all.

Yours, truly, Mrs. Robert E. Parham --) • •to • tA BOY YOU MEET Nobody knows what a boy is worth, A Loy at his work or play, A boy who whistles around the place, Or laughs in an artless way.

Nobody knows what a boy is worth, And the world must wait to see, For every man in an honored place Is a boy that used to be.

Nobody knows what a boy is worth, • A boy with his face aglow, For hid in heart there are secrets deep Not even the wisest know.

Nobody knows what a boy is worth, A boy with his bare brown feet, So have a smile and a kindly word, For every boy yOu meet.

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there was no such street in Corsicana as the address called for. However, since he had paid is too much to begin with, he owed only 6c.

He suggested scratching out "Corsicana" and writing in "Richardson," but she demurred.

"This 6e is the charge for returning it to you," she informed him. "If you want to mail it to Richardson, you must reon another '7c." wrap it and: He finally got his nickel paper on the way after spending 25c on postage and IN MEMORIAM becofning aghast at the efficiency of OF ADOLPH SLADOVNIK Member of Lodge 24 born January 27, rapid communications.

41 ) 1893 at Caldwell and died January 19, 1960 after a short illness at Temple, Texas. Survivors are his wife and children, Mrs. Henry Stefka., Mrs. Raymond Moore and son Lawrence also 8 grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

After services from the Temple Brethren Church our deceased brother was laid to rest at Bellwood Memorial Park During his life he was engaged in farming.

May he rest in eternal peace. Our sympathy to the bereaved Family. * )

n Memoriam

IN MEMORIAM OF CHARLES E. MARCAK Member of Lodge 127 born at Nelsonville May 28, 1883 and died after some illness December 15, 1959 at Karnes City Hospital.

Survived by Brother H. W. Marcak and one sister Mrs. Theresa Wokaty of Victoria.

After services at the Curruth Chapel of Victoria conducted by our brother E. L. Marek, of Temple our deceased brother was laid to rest at Schillerville, Victoria, Texas.

In his early years he lived in Victoria, Caldwell, and for a number of years at West, and Palacious Texas cox4n.g, to Kennedy in 1916 opperating a dry goods store a number of years, at the time of his death he operated a General Store at El Oso, Texas. For a number of years he was president of Kenedy Lodge 127 — May our brother rest in eternal peace — Our sympathy to the berea • ved. family. )• 4•( The Post Office and High Finance At Corsicana. the other day Kerr Cowan wrapped a newspaper and put eight cents on it and mailed it to his son, Horace, at Richardson. Unwittingly 112 wrote "500 Ridgedale Drive, Corsicana" instead of Richardson.

Next morning he got a notice, and the gal at the post office where the news paper still rested said there was 7c due on it.

"You owe us Gc" she added, They puzzled this out. Cowan owed 7c because

YOUTH CLUB Youth Director Of Lodge 161 Jourtlanton, Texas The Youth director of Lodge 161 La Parita for 1960 is our good sister Mrs. Charlie Novosad and Gus. Novosad assistant Charlie Belicek as has been announced before, is the Reperter. — We are looking forward for a successful season full of activities, Let us hear from you and "good luck" to all.

How about a real good Valentine Party? ) ° •T• • ( YOUTH CLUB, LODGE 13Z San Antonio, Texas Dear Readers, The annual election of officers scheduled for January 29, 1960 was postponed due to technical reasons. It was •decided to have the election on February 6th at Mrs. Secrest's ranch, There will also be a wiener roast and it will start at 6 p.m. Please mark this date on your calendar. Hoping to see you then, I remain.

Sincerely yours, Marilyn Strobel President

VESTNIK— WEST, TEXAS

SISTER JEANNE KARTOUS TEEN-AGE CLUB LODGE 130 DALLAS We had our first meeting of the year which was held on Sunday, January 17, 1960. We had a real nice crowd, and are still working to help our club have a real large membership, and help in the planning of some of our coming events.

Just remember we still need your help in our Teen-Age Club of Lodge Number 13a In some of our old business we discussed our first dance, which was held P.. • ,44.

SISTER DEANNA VRLA in November. It turned out to be a successful event, and we want to thank everyone who helped in making it suc_ cessful. The Jokers played, and we had some very nice comments about this combo. We hope they will be able to provide the music for our coming events.

We now have a New Youth Director, Mrs. Martha Vrla. We sincerely hope that she will enjoy working with us, as we feel that we are real lucky to have someone is capable as Mrs. Vrla to take over as our New Youth Director. We also want to thank Hattie Sebetka for all her time with us, and for helping us in the planning of our first dance, and taking so much interest in it. We sincerely hope she will be back to visit in someone as capable as Mrs. Vrla to take thank Joy Ondrusek for all her time and trouble she has spent with us, and also, hope she will always be willing to help, as we need everyones help that is willing.

In our new business we elected our new officers for the year of 1960. They are as follows: President — Jerry Parma Vice President: Morrison McClellan Secretary — Betty Turns Treasurer — Lynn Stanley Reporter: Jeanne Kartous Telephone Committee: Joanne Maca, Kathy Sa-iith and Lynn Stanley. And. .ast but not least our new Youth DirecMrs. Martha Vrla.

We have changed the time of our meetings to the first Sunday of each nonth. at 3:00 p.m. Please don't forget as we need all who are able to come.

The Teen-Age Club ∎has elected two nominees for Miss SPJST of Texas contest. They are Deanna Verla and Jeanne Kartous. Both are members of the SPJST and have been far several years.

We are both very proud to be able to fit the requirements and want to thank everyone for making it possible that we can both represent Lodge 130. We both need your help and are sure you will help us. Later in the year possibly in February or March we will have a. dance presenting our nominees.

Your Teen-Age Reporter for Lodge No. 130 Jeanne Kartous )• • BRYAN, TEXAS Dear Vestnik Readers and Youth Clubs: I just finiShed reading the Vestnik and after reading daddy Vytopil's nice letter I decided that it is about time that I 'wrote one. I have been wanting to write ever since the Miss SPJST contest began but we have been so busy at the office and also with the building of our new hall here that I just haven't had time.

I wish all you good people would come out to see our new hall Which is finished now and we are very proud of it. It is very nice compared to what we have had to meet in up to now. We have a nice kitchen, bar, rest rooms and a good, size stage. We have tables and chairs

Wednesday, February 3, 1960 all around the dance floor and our four dances in the past have been a great success. Our kitchen committee is really working with the food we have had kolaches at two of our dances and boy did they sell. We have a wonderful group of people. working to help make money to pay for this hall and we all enjoy ourselves even with the cleaning up.

I hope that we have a candidate from every one of our Lodges in our district to try out for Miss SPJST. This is a nice opportunity to get to go to San Antonio during the convention and who knows but that you may be the LUCKY GIRL. I would like for all lodge presidents or youth directors to please contact me at your earliest convenience in order that we will know how many will try out and how much of a program we should plan and where, for the selecting of Miss SPJST candidate from our district. This will probably take place at our May

SISTER LILLIE MATEJKA district meeting but as of today I am not sure. I will announce place immediately when I know.

I have been reading all of the letters in the Vestnik and I must say that I sure enjoy them especially the ones about youth clubs, these I always pick our first. And you kids write more letters these are always appreciated.

Very truly yours, Mrs Lillie Matejka Youth Director Dist. No. 1 41j, • t---..

MISS SPJST CONTEST OF DIST. 6 The Miss SPJST Contest started Jan. 15, 1960 and will run through March 15, 1960.

Please send me your name and address

Wednesday, Febnary 3, 1960.

SISTER ANNETTE BARTOS and also your escorts name and address and the lodge you are representing.

Let's get started right from the beginning and come to our meeting at La Salle.

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Strain 23" bring your Valentines for exchange.

Now don't forget the Party on Feb. 7. Be sure to come!

Sincerely yours, La Nelle Ceska ) • 4•(

girls to be selected outstanding alltournament guard. My award is a gold basketball on a base. I am very proud to be an owner of this kind of trophy.

My family is also glad that 'I was selected. I am hoping that I will someday win more trophies.

LODGE NO. 56 CORPUS CHRISTI I hope to see more Youth at our next It has been someti,ne since I wrote, meeting on February 7, 1960. and I notice not hardly any letters Kathryn Jurica from Lodge No. 56 have been written Treasurer lately.

We have a new Youth Director, selected in the January meeting. He is Mr. Jim Kucera. I know he will be a good youth director as we all know him from our Sokol. He has lots of good ideas, and we know it will work out fine.

In our next meeting, Feb. 14th (valentine's day) we will have election of officers, so all youth, club members come on out. We will have a Valentine part y , so don't forget to bring your Valentines.

Our Friday night drilling is still a lot of fun, so come out and have fun. You do not have to be a member.

Your Club Secretary Sam Roy Peal

Miss Annette Bartos of East Bernard was elected to represent lodge No. 28 in the Miss SPJST Contest of District 6. We will have more about her later.

Fraternally, Elsie Brdecka Youth Director o ) • 4•( YOUTH CLUB LODGE NO. 117

SISTER JAY DEAN VOLCIK

Robstown, Texas

WEST LODGE 54 CONTESTANT For the coming Miss SPJST Contest to be held at the Convention in June in San Antonio, Lodge 54 West, has select.. ed as their entrant in the District III competition for the title of Miss SPJST for 1960. She is our young Sister Jay Dean V olcik, pictured above.

We wish all the other Lodges of our different Districts would get busy and mail us the pictures of their choice for an early publication in our ConventiOn — Please do not delay this. — Thanks. your Editor. ) • •T•

Dear Readers, It has been sornetime since I wrote to the Vestnik. I gladly report that now I am a member of Lodge No. 117 Robstown.

In the December , meeting the youth were invited to attend the regular adult meting. Several youth were present and officers were elected to serve for the. year 1960. The following were elected President — George. Pavelka Jr. Vice President — John Pavelka Secretary — Dorothy Jurica Treasurer — Kathryn Jurica Reporter — James 1Vtrazek Entertainment Committee: Weldon Hillis and George Pavelka Jr. Refreshment Committee: Otto Fritz and Kathryn Jurica I have thaken all of my exams and I am sure that I passed all of them.

On January 16, 1960 the Clarkwood girls basketball team went to Port Aransas to a tournament. The Clarkwood girls won second place. Seven girls were selected as outstanding players which contested. I was one of the lucky

LODGE 66, WACO — YOUTH CLUB Dear Members, February 14, comes but once a year and it is now just about here. This is the Gay Cupid is mighty busy, and friends exchange valentines and gifts showing their friendship. Yes, it is Valentine's Day again.

Our lodge meeting is one week earlier so the Youth will celebrate on February 7. How' *ill we celebrate it? By having a party after the lodge Meeting. A valentine's box will be there, so be sure to

DON PARHAM Pictured above is Don Parham who is returning for his second semester at Baylor University in Waco to study for the ministry. He is a graduate of North Side High School of Fort Worth. tle has preached at Azle Avenue Baptist Church on Youth night in Fort, Worth. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Parham of Saginaw. Don has one sister, Kay Lynn — They all are members of our Lodge 92 in Fort Worth.

Good luck to you, young friend.

gESTN

"Friends In The Texas News

'JEST, TEXAS

Mrs. Marie Driska Kovar, 80, died in a local hospital Saturday morning of last week after an extended illness. She was born in Ratibar, Europe and came to the United States in 1890. She had lived in Milam and Bell counties since that time. She was a member of the, Brethren Church, Surviving her are one son, Amil Driska of Corpus Christi; four daughters, Mrs. Anna Raska of Belton, Mrs. John Jakubec of Temple, Mrs. R. P. Wilkinson of El Paso and Mrs. Leo Dodson of Georgetown. Funeral services were held at the Temple Brethren Church. with Rev. John Baletka officiating. Burial in the Hillcrest Cemetery.

Active pallbearers were Jerry Pechal, Jerry Kovar, Daniel Kovar, Bobby Pechal, Johnny Lee Peohal and Henry Kaman.

Dear Friends, If you have any local news, clippings from your local paper that you would like to have published in this column in your next week's Vestnik, please mail them early while they are NEWS. We appreciate interesting reports of other family tidings, in our brotherhood, births, weddings, anniversaries and mainly activities of your lodges or members that interest all of our readers.

Reports of "visitings" cannot be published for lack of space and news value.

Thank you very much for your understanding and cooperation.

• • Mrs. Rosie Fucik passed away at Nada, Senator and Mrs. L. J. Sulak and Mr. Texas at the age of 97 years; Funeral and Mrs. C. J. Cernosek were in West services were conducted at Trisca Chap- Sunday to attend the golden wedding el with Rev. Edmund Bily officiating. celebration of Mrs. Sulak's brother-in• 6. law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. August GalFrank W. Konarik, 49, Hallettsville lia. man, died suddenly at Sheridan, Saturday Jan. 3, while on a gravel-hauling Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bajer whose nup_ job. Mr. Konarik was born in Czecho- tial mass was said Saturday morning in slovakia and came to the United States Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic many years back. On February 6, 1934, Church in Abbott, will reside in Waco he married Miss Mary Zeman at Hal- at 1423 Barnard Ave. The bride is the letsville. former Miss Mildred Ticha ysky, daugh• • ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ticha ysky of Miss Rita Cernosek of Amannsville re- Abbott. She was employed at Zale's ceived a B.S. degree in Education dur- Jewelry in Waco. Mr. Bajer, son of Mr. ing commencement exercises of the mid- and Mrs. Frank Bajer of West, is emyear graduating class of Southwest, Tex- ployed with. General Tire and Rubb€ as State College at San Marcos. Sunday Company.

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• • • Kent Sobotik, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. FtIneral services were held recently El. Sobotik of Hallettsville, is a member for Mrs, Frank Martinka at Triska Chap- of the Howard Payne College Varsity De el.,Mrs,Martinka passed away in Whar- bate Team that will journey to Denver, ton County at the age of 58.

Colo., Feb. 10 to 13 for the Denver In• ter-Collegiate Debate Tournament.

Cameron — Barbara Ann Mondrik of • • Cameron has applied for a bachelor's Reuben Lesikar was elected president degree at North Texas State College, of the Bell-Lampasas-Mills Bar AssociaDenton. She is a business administra- tion when the •group met at the Hawn tion major. Winter commencement ex- Hotel this week. Lesikar, a Temple atercises` will be held at 2 p.m. January 28 torney, suceeds Raymond Thornton of in the main auditorium of the college.

Belton as association president. Other • • officials elected were Tom Carlile of Mrs. Jos. Zdaril has returned home Killeen, vice president and Sidney Kafrona St. Jude's hospital, Brenham, where cir of Temple, secretary-treasurer.

• • the recently submitted to an opperation.

In a double ring ceremony performed She IS doing fine.

Saturday, Jan. 16 at 10 a.m. at St. • • Mary's Catholic Church in Temple, Miss Miss Margaret Urban, daughter of Eva Marie Schiller of 'Temple became the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Urban, of Lacy- bride of Lt. Ernest Henry Snopka Jr. Lakeview, and Mr. Lester Kocurek, son The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Joe of Mr. Anton Kocurek of Waco were H. Schiller, Rt. 3 Temple and the late Married Saturday, Jan 16, at St. Joseph Joe H. Schiller. The bridegroom is the Church in Bellmead. Rev. Walsh per- son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Snapka formed the ceremony. of Rt. 1, Abbott.

Wednesday, February 3, 1960 Hallettsville boys in the San Antonio calf scramble include: Rayford DeBord, Daniel Spies, Patrick Janak, Robert Svetlik and Paulie Pesek and Kenneth Gerdes of Yoakum. A real crowd pleasing event, the calf scramble is directed by chairtren Leon Kahanek of Hallettsville. Al Joinetz is superintendent of the event, assisted by Blake McCreland and Glen Hummel Jr., and a committee of thirty East and South Texas business and cattlemen.

Wednesday, Jan. 20th, was a memorable day for our former Lavaca County Attorney, Leon Pesek, now Assistant Attorney General. It was the first time he appeared before the U.S. Supreme Court to argue his case.

• • Funeral services were held at the Immaculate Conception Church in Industry Friday for Mrs Agnes Blazek, 82, who passed away recently. The Rev. Werner Bockholts of Frelsburg officiated and burial was in the church cemetery.

Our Young Friend RONNIE REGMUND and his Grand Champion Barrow at the Nueces County Junior Livestock Show.

Congratulations and more success in the future.

Robstown — Ronnie Regmund, West Oso FFA youth, exhibited the grand champion fat barrow of the 25th annual Nueses County Junior Livestock Show here Firday night. Regmund's winner was a Poland China hog which topped the lightweight class then went on to claim the grand champion award for its breed before being judged overall champion of the show.

Ronnie is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Regmund Rt. 2 Corpus Christi.

Members of the SPJST.

Wednesday, February 3, 1960 .

Many friends from Fairchild, Texas attended the wedding of Joe Rychlik of Sugar Land and Henrietta Ann Wetz of Fairchild. Mass was in the St. Michael's Catholic Church at 10 a.m. A reception was held at the Fairchilds Hall afterward, with a barbecue dinner and a free wedding dance at night. .

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Penn of Houston Announce the marriage of their daughter, Margaret to Nobert Strmiska son of Mr. and Mrs. John Strmiska of Granger.

The wedding took place at the Saint Theresa Catholic Church in Houston on Saturday, January 23.

• • Mrs. Jennie Polak 85, of Rosenberg died at her home Sunday. She had lived in Rosenberg for the past 55 years. Mrs. Polak is survived by one son, Frank Kanak of San Antonio, two daughters, Mrs. Jerry Horak, Sr. of Rosenberg, Mrs. Frank Havarland of Sugar Land; five grandchildren and three great-grandchildren; oe sister, Mrs. Rosa Truksa of Guy; five step sons, John, Jim, Roman and Einil Polak of Rosenberg and Frank of California; two step daughters, Mrs. John Blasdel of Richmond and Mrs. Dick Holey of Houston.

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VESTNtK WEST, =AS Roy. Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Dan Juren of Effinger * Mr. and Mrs. William V. Bacak of Dallas are the proud parents of a 8 pound 2 ounce baby girl, born January 20 at Chester Clinic and Hospital in Dallas.

She was named Theresa Ann. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William R. Petter of Penelope, and Mr. and Mrs. Ignac Bacak of West. The mother is the former Lillian Petter.

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A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Joe N. Steffek of Hallettsville in Wagner Hospital in Shiner, Jan 17, at 2 a.m. The little girl weighed 8 pounds and 3 em. at birth. * • Carrice Elaine Grygar, five pound, 14 ounce daughter born Jan. 23 to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley L. Grygar, Rt. 3, Temple.

Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joe Grygar and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jakubec, all of Temple, and great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Emil Divis also of Temple. The mother is the former Miss Joyce Ann Jakubec of Temple.

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MURRAY WATSON 2ADA o ZNOVUZVOLENt

ZA STATIOHO POSLANCL Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Manuel Kruppa, eiSLO 3 of Rosenberg, a boy, born January 26 Holand — Newly elected officers for weighing 7 pounds.

Statni poslanec (State Representative)' the SPJST Lodge are Joe Barabus Jr., • • Murray Watson prohlasil 20. ledna, te se. president; Joe Jakubec, vice president; Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Holik of Koerth hodla uchazeti o znovuzvoleni v 3 distrikJoe Bilicek, recording secretary; Louis are the proud parents of a baby girl tu okresu McLennan Repres. Watson byl Martinets, financial secretary; and Joe born on January 16th at 4:15 p.m. in autorem nekolika dtlelitYch ptedloh kte Pavlat, treasurer.

Barabus was also elected delegate to the Huth Memorial Hospital in Yoakum. re byly uzakoneny posledni zakonodar-' the state convention to be held in San The little Miss tipped the scales at 7 nou. Vice neZ 30 pfedloh a resoluci jin1 pounds, 13 ounces and wos named Bar- pfedlo&nYch bylo schvaleno snernoVncli Antonio in June. a podepsano guvernerem.

Officers recently elected in the RVOS bara Jean.

Lodge are E. J. Janovsky, president; Jedna z jeho dulditSrch pted/ohz bylo Joe Zajicek, vice president; Joe BaraHallettsville's City Secretary Charles povoleni farmaitm polf2ivat vodu -Wad bus Jr., financial secretary; Louie Marti- Patek is passing out cigars. That long- nich vodnich pfehrad. Ku kakie nets, appraiser; and Joe Pavlat, treas- legged bird paid a visit to Renger Hospotrebe, bez statniho dovoleni. Taib ipt6d urer. pital and left a bundle of joy, a baby loha je povaZovana za jednu z nejdUleli)° •( son, who joined the family circle of tejSich pkijmutYch v poslednim zaseda-, e Mr. and Mrs. Charlies Patek. dinnienne ni zakonodarny. Repres.. Watson :Vedl • • akci v zajmu, nageh starch 01:4)4 kit, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ondrej of Houston zvS7S'eni statni starobni pense. Mezi pfedlohami ktere Repr. Watson pied are the parents of a 7 pound boy born Thursday, Jan. 21 in a Houston hospital. 10211 a podporoval jsou piedlohy tYNaji-1 The mother is the former Agnes Krae- ci se v mnohS7ch pkipadech okresu Mcmer of West. Grandparents are Mr. Lennan: Waco State Home, Waco Inand Mrs. Toby Kraemer of West and Mr. dependent School District, Waco Dam, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Kucera of Rosen- and Mrs. Joe Ondrej of Penelope.

City of Waco, Brazos River Anthority, berg, a girl, Annette Gail, born Jan. 15 I • McLennan Co. District Attorney Offic0 weighing 6 pounds and 13 ounces.

Jones -- I wonder what the Browns a Waco National Guard.

• • Rep. Watson prac oval proti statni dani do with their money. Mr. Brown was The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy broke last week and he is broke again pl'i prodeji (State sales Tax) a podporoPolasek of La Grange received the rites this week. val uzakoneni dani z pi irodniho plynti of baptism at the Fayetteville Brethren Smith — Is he trying to borrow money "Natural Gas Pipe Line Company". Vd Church Sunday morning, Jan. 24, with from you? svem prohla geni 2e se hodla ueho.zeti c the Rev. Jesse Skravinek of Austin, pasJones, No. I'm trying to borrow from znovuzvoleni do sveho Utadu tekl: "Pd-, tor, officiating. He received the name of him. va .guji si to za velkou dest slotaiti vain

New Arrivals

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obeantim McLennan okresu jako vas sto, tni poslanec v zakonodarne, jsem hrdYm ze jsem ziskal va'Si dtiveru abych vas CALVIN CHERVENKA mohl zastupovati v Austin. V&ly jsem se Friday, February 5 snail slouNti yam jak nejlepe mi moje schopnosti dovolovaly. Posledni zasedani Six Fat Dutchmen orchestra of New Ulm Minn. — SPJST National Hall, in Ft. legislatury bylo boutlive a spojene s fiWorth nanonimi obtiZeini, a je jiste, 2e prigti Saturday, February 6 zasedani bude jegte obtitheiSi, proto my- Emil Bartos orchestra — Eagle Hall in slim, 2 r e zkuAenosti v minulosti tarn zisNew Braunfels kane, nine do jiste miry obohatily a bu- Caka's Polka Timers — Waco SPJST du epe schopen vaSim zajmnin Linden Hall at Elm Mott "DalM nove dane a penUni vYda • e bu- Slim Haisler and His Playboys — SPJST Hall in Buckholts dou zase hlavnim problemem pri gtiho za Ray Krenek orchestra -- SPJST Hall in sedani a ja, yam slibuji, ze budu nadale Bryan slouLti horlive vaSim zajmilm jako va.s Sil Krenek orchestra Iowa Colony zastupce v thkonodarne. Budu bojovati Hall proti zbyteenemu mrhani penez a mar- George Machart and His Polka Boys — notratnosti, budu pracovati v zajmu stat Three Oaks Hall ni ekonomie. Jak je yam znarno, praco- Adolph. Migl orchestra—Wedding Dance val jsem pro zruSeni osob, dani z vlastRecreation Hall in Hallettsville neni' automobilti. Statni dane v Texasu Bill Mraz orchestra — Bil Mraz Hall in jsou piing vysoke a nektere by mely bYti Houston zrigeny, na cemz hodlam i v budoucnu Joe Patek orchestra — KT Hall in San pracovati Statni dame mail bYti primere Antonio ne rozdeleny na v gecliny obeany, male i Six Fat Dutchmen orchestra of New Ulm bohate obchodniky. Jest mi cti zastupoMinn. — SPJST Pokrok Hall in Dallas. vati vas nyni, a budu se snaZiti stati se hodnYm vagi diivery v budoucnosti, budu Vesely Playboys — SPJST Pokrok Hall in Houston li znovuzvolen. Moje nradovna je vam Sunday, February 7 stale otevrena a nav'Stivte kdykoli at' v zajmu osobnim, nebo ntednim. Jsem Joe Patek orchestra — KC Hall in Schulenburg varn k slabain v moji uradovne: 806 Ami cable Bldg, Waco, Texas, nebo v me kan- Six Fat Dutchmen orchestra of New Ulm Minn. — Recreation Center Hall in celah, 310 Texas Ave, Mart, Texas, kdyGranger koliv.

Vrazel Polka Band -2- Byersville Hall Murray Watson near Taylor (Pd. Pol. Adv.) Wednesday, February 10 )• • Joe Patek orchestra — Plainview Hall at El Campo NEW EDITION OF "HOW TO BECOME All the above dances are at night unA CITIZEN" AVAILABLE A new and revised edition of "How to less otherwise specified . This is a free Become a Citizen of the United States," service but applies only to those dances a leading work for nearly 40 years, is at which mainly polka and waltz music now' abailable at $1 per copy from the is played by a live orchestra. The Vestnik American Council for Nationalities Serv- or writer will assume no responsibility ice, 20 West 40th Street, New York 18, resulting from any dance announcement N. Y. The 128-page handbook explains which is listed i this column Listings the requirements for citizenship, de- from orchestras and dance hall should scribes each step in the naturalization be received at least one week before procedure and tells the applicant exact- publication. Send all listings to Calvin 2, Rogers, Texas. ly what he must do to become a citizen. Chervenka, Route • ,8„ • The handbook also contains, beside the Constitution and the Declaration of TV man installing a TV set in a hillIndependence, a special section of 130 billys house pointed to the antenna and questions and answers on American said, "this will have to go on the roof." history and government to be used as a The hillbilly suddenly lost his temper guide in preparing for the naturaliza- and stormed "it's just one durn thing tion examination. after another, now we got to put a roof on the house." ) • £ • • • Too many specialists, not enough If you never advertise some people broadened personalities make for nar- will never hear of you, or what you have row viewpoints. to offer.

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Wednesday,,February 3, 1960 FROM THE TEXAS HEALTH DEPT. tie year 1990 sees the beginning of a new law established to add still another safeguard to the health of Texans.

The law, Senate Bill 121, enacted during the regular session of the 56th Legislature, became effective August 1, i959, but was implemented January 1, 1960. It is called the Texas Hospital Licensing Law. Basically it provides for licensing of all hospitals in Texas, including general and pediatric hospitals. Excluded are state and federal hospitals.

The program is self-financing form fees received from registration. A- minimum fee of $25 and a maximum of $300 is charged per year, based on a standard fee of one dollar per year per bed.

A nine-member advisory council is now in the process of making recommendations for mainimum standards which are then to be reviewed by the State Board of Health for approval. The rules and regulations must also be approved by the Attorney General as to their legality and then filed with the Secretary of State.

The advisory council is composed of three hospital administrators, three physicians and three members representing the general public. Present council members are: F. V. Wallace, Amarillo, Jose R. De Leon Sr., Corpus Christi; J. W. Clements, Stephenville; D. S. Riley, Big Springs; Robert B. Neal Jr., Denton; J. Richard Gates, Gilmer; Dr. Richard L. Stratton, Cuero; Dr. Edwin E. Conner, Houstcn; and Dr. Van D. Goodall, Clifton.

The division will be directly responsible under the law for surveying, registering and licensing of hospitals. Temporary licenses are being issued pending final approval of rules and regulations.

The law does not provide for control of administration of medical aspects of hospitals, but does provide for safety, fire prevention and sanitation of the physical plant and operations. ) • a • If honor disappears, then our whole way of life disappears. When people stop trusting each Other's promises, then we have stopped being civilized and have gone back to the jungle. )•4*( A 25-year study of radiation treatment for tonsil area cancer shows a much better, though unexplained, survival rate among women compared with men. ) • 4,

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Read our front page and the New Year's message of our Brother President with due concern and understanding.

It will do us good.

Wednesday, February 5, 1960

Types of Certificates

V2S TNi -- WEST, TEXAS CLASS E: 10 Pay Life, full benefit at age 1

Strana 27 rastane vypiacene poji gteni na $1,000.00.

CLASS JE: Endowment at age 18 full Tftida MX: lOti lets upisova ochrana benefit at age 1 ktera se roene zmenSuje, zUstane vyplacene pojigteni CLASS G: 20 Pay Endowment, full benna $1,000.00.

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Austin—There were 30 hunting deaths reported during 1959, according to information compiled by the fiscal director of the Game and Fish Cox.misssion. During the year there was a total of '72 shooting accidents. Of the 72 accidents, 34 were caused by the individual affected, and 38 by other persons.

This is a part of the report made by the Game an Fish Commission each year to the National Rifle Association.

It is made up of reports sent in by game wardens from over the state, and may not include all the shooting acci-

dents of the year, according to the er 65 years of age. The license costs $2.15 for either resident or non-residirector. dent and includes saltwater as well as fresh. water fishing.

Game Department Survey Scheduled Headlighters also figured heavily in A study of operations of the Game and Fish Commission will be made dur- the December arrests, according to the ing the corning year by the Texas Re- report. There were 67 convictions for search League, it has been announced headlighting at night. There were 26

by H. D. Dodgen, executive secretary. charges of killing spike bucks. ExceedThe league is a non-profit organization ing the bag limit on quail brought fines which has made previous research stud- to 22 persons. Ten hunters were fined for killing doves out gf season. ies of other governmental agencies.

Automobile hunters accounted for The study of the Game Corr.mission will cover all phases of the work, includ- 19 fines. Fines were paid by 14 for killing management and financing. It will ling turkey hens.

The 459 arrested persons paid fines take approximately a year to complete and court costs airounting to $19,446. the work.

There were 18 cases dismissed, three served time in jail, four appealed, there Many hunters and fishermen are still were two suspended sentences, and one trying to get by without buying a license person found not guilty. according to the director of law en• forceinent of the Game and Fish ComA final call has gone out on "Operamission. During December 98 persons tion Deer Hide" in an effort to get were arrested for failure to possess. the hides of last season into the hands licenses. For the month there were 459 of the Board of Hospitals and Special arrests.

Schools as soon as possible.

He warned that all persons fishing outside their home counties, or anyone Early in the season the director of fishing with a rod and reel must have a law enforcement of the Game and Fish license, unless they are under 16 or ov- Commission urged that hunters save

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Truck lines have agreed to nick up the bundles of hides at locker plants throughout the state and deliver them to L. M. Rathbone, Austin taxidermist.

He in turn will pass the hides out to tanneries.

Th* entire operation is on a cost free basis, to provide the hides which will be used by patients in mental hospitals and special schools for hand crafting. ) • dre • ( U.S. ATHLETES PREPARE FOR OLYMPIC GAMES The 1960 Olympic Games, to be held in Rome next summer, will be marked by more intense national rivalry — and with the United States team more sharply challenged — than ever before.

This view was expressed recently by Kenneth L. Wilson, U. S. Olympic Cornn,ittee President, in urging the United States to "re-double" its efforts to "produce a team which can compete successfully against all nations."

dividual achieVern fie -ochiatio] attributes this elf. e: •' the political overtone of the -West conflict and the • .fre-fo.e n;..tionalistic approach to Olympic compaUtion 'exemplified by the USSR victory in 1956 at Melbourne, Australia. 'there, the Soviets led the United States in total points, although its male athletes won only two gold medals in track and field events against 16 by Arnerican competitors.

Now that the United States finds itself compelled to take a more serious attitude toward the Olympic Games, the U.S. Olympic Conanaittee has been developing a nationwide training program on a scale never before attempted. It has organized 30 teams of men and 11 of women in 30 different sports. An 84member Ainerican team will be competing in the Olyrripic Winter Games (February 1„-23) at Squaw Valley, Calif. where the USSR team of skiers, skaters and ice hockey players will attem pt to repeat its triumph of four years ago in Italy.

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The modem Olymp.ic Games, first held in Athens, Greece, in 1896, were the result of efforts by Baron Pierre de Cottbertin, a French educator to promote the idEa that education, culture and athletics might well go hand_in-hand toward a better international understanding.

His source of inspiration was the ancient Olympic Games — cb:Dbined patriotic, religious and athletic festivals held every four years. The first such recorded festival was that held in 776 B.C.

Since the first modern Olympics in 1896, in which the althletes of nine nations competed, many thousands of men and women representing more than 50 na: ions have participated, and the were further expanded in 1924 to ude the Winter Olympic Games. The ; Chines appear certain of being the . in history; by the end of 1959, Major emphasis at the Rome Olympic V of the 97 nations eligible to compete The cost of coaching, selecting, trans_ Games (Aug. 25 — Sept. 11) according to the U. S. Olympic Association, will cen_ porting, feeding and housing the U.S. had confirmed plans to participate. The ter on a comparison of the total per- teams is estimated at more than $1.5 'previous record is 69 countries at the formance of nations rather than on in- million. Funds for this purpose must be 1952 Games held in Helsinki, Finland.

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