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NASIM Velice by nas tegilo, kdyby nage sbratte ne tady pravidelne posilali i sebe kratgi zpravy do Vestniku z nich g by Utednici aneb tadovY dopisovatel zdeloval celemu bratrstvu svoji einnost, plany do budoucnosti, jak si poeinaji v naboru noveho dlenstva atd.

Rovneg by nas kdyby nate broth. v Hlavni fitadovne aneb nagi brotii teditele obeas po silali do organu zpravy o vecech Jednoty ktere mono vetejnosti svetiti, cog by die nageho nahledu velice prospelo nagim snaham. Hlavni ntednici by mohli obeas posilat rtizne pokyny tadovYm Atedniktim aneb organisatortim cog by opet prospelo nam v gem. — Redaktor ovgem nikomu nic nemini ptedpisovati ale zda se nem, ze po na gem zdakilem sjezdu bychom si v gichni meli chytiti se s novYm nad genim to nagi spolkove prate a spoledne pak se novYch fispechil ,dopracujeme.

Sna gne tee nage mile dopisovatele jegte jednou gadame aby se vystfihali vecim, jeg do nageho bratrskeho organu nepat ri a ktere jen pkina gi nevtili, nesve,r, roz mYgky, gkodlive debaty a zbyteene nedorozumeni Vam, i mrzutosti redaktorovi.

KagdY Glen ma si uvedomiti, ge pakli neni s nedim spokojen ve vedeni spolku, mono se mu odvolati ptimo na misto kde naprava jeho sti gnosti mtige bYti &Mena. — Ka gdY Glen ma pine pravo

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svem tadu za ten malt' poplatek udrgeti jako Cleny ptispivajiti. — Vgdyt' ne kteti jsou dobti pracovnici a mohli by v dinnosti tadove mnoho prospeti.

Na tuto dillegitou vec by i z na gi Hlavni idadovny mohlo se v gdyi zaslati ele nu upozorneni a pozvani k setrvani v nag em kruhu bratrskem, a sesterskem.— Bud'me toho pametlivi! ! !

Vgem. Vam sentry a broth dekuji za nalegite uvag eni tohoto elaneeku a jsem si toho jist, ze kdyg vgichni budeme se v tomto 64 roku nagi Jednoty snagiti, vgrtst nag bude opet pozoruhodriST. Za sno,:.upract na giCh clopisOvatelt.

• )• mladg ich i tech star gich Ptatel do Den mladege 2 okrsku m geho organu jegte jednou srdeene di- VaZim si ochoty Vgech a Wm se Laskave si pov gimnete roznameni, ge zvolna ale .;iste„ se cela nRna, tada 2 okrsek potada, pro mladet opet na nag. nagich "mlathicii" zapracuie ve svYch celY den vYlet do krasneho parku "Boy tadech a jejich zajem do pH gtiho sjezdu Scouts of America" 3 mile ji gne .od' mese bude nemtale Ettipriovati. sta Belton. Tento Camp kterY zajistil

a , jest vitin pou giti mista v organu ku psani o dernkoliv,, vgeobe.cne pro nas utitednosti a ku .yza,jemnemu ponaudeni. —Jen prosim vystfihejte se povgdy osobnich naratek aneb ntokci, kritiky kterou nemilieme ihned dologiti fakty. nebot' nic podobneho ve Vestniku nebude uvetejneno. — Bylo by to jen k nagi gkode pied vetejnosti, ktercu se snag 'aie ziskati do nagich tad a povgimnae laskave, ge nikde jinde se nic podobneho v gadnem bratrskein uganu netrpi.

Jegte bych 1u as poznamenal nee° pro nagi budoucni:st clulegit;:ho a site: Nekteri z raidch, pojisila byla .doplacena, kteti tedyi ji g nejscu povinni platit umrtni poplatky nevedi, mohou naddle zustati tin_nYmi eleny, kdyg zaplati si Ptispevky tadove, jeg jsou obydejne velice nizke a ktere temet kagdY rouge k tadu zapravit. Znovu upozorriuji ge nagi tadovi ntednici by se InOli vynasnagit.Jakove eleny pti

opet nag' bratr C. C. Chervenka, jest vskutku idealni misto pro mlade g a kag ge najit vhodne misto.-dYsportamlun Jest to "Camp Tahuaya" a den vyvolen nedele dne 7. srpna (August). Jiste nam sestra Hejlova pti gti tYden vypige celY potad, ale stejne se chystejte a sve ditky, hog i i devdata a pkineste si sve jidle ssebou. Bude to den mlade'ge a i pro star gi, den ptatelskeho sejiti se. — Na shledanou.

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Od redakei niho stolku Ze v Moulton sehrali oc,hotnici tarnCo pre y tSidenjsenn —nejSi osady velice pekne divadlo, nas velice teSi. Jen kclyby takovYch osad jak je Moulton a Houston bylo vic, naS'e ITC" zaslechl by se je§te dlouho zachovala. Mnoho

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- Ze syn L. J. itlaka a jeho man'Zelky z La Grange rewi:tor "Fayette County Record" zemtol po kratH nemoci v San Antonske nemocuici. Vyslovujeme na'Si soustrast, ocipoeiva ye svatem pokoji.

• -- 2e Josef Malec syn redaktora Novho Domova z Hallettsville po tom kdyZ se navratil z demokraticke konvenci zdeloyal mezi jin5 m,e mlaciSi Z"ivel jest v Cele demoklaticke strany a photo teZ vyvolen Kennedy za kandidata presidentstvi. Konen sve zpravy vYrokem, Ze nikdy jests pied thn nas narod, ba celY svet nedelil tak teZke i tak krajne nebezpeene dobe jako jest tato. 2adnV dnes nevime co nas zitra oeekava.

• — Ze projektovana hraz na fece Guadalupe ktera mela zasobovati mesto San Antonio vodou, nebyla povolend.

• • -- 2e pani Marie Habova zemi •ela po delnemoci v Oklahoma City. Je sestrou bratrd BeeanovYch ve Fort Worth. Zesnula narodila se v Rusku a do teto vlasti prijela v 1906. Rae uprimna soustrast poznstale rodine.

— 2e hlakni deSt'ii z rfiznYch na'Sich osad nas potesili. Doufame, ze v gude bu dou dobre sena a i nroda korny. Na farmach jak se neudela hojnost krmiva tak ve vSeir se citi nedostatek neb krmivo bYva, drahe,

zdaru, projeme.

• - Ze sleena Jirina Janikova ze Shiner si vyvolila za Zivotniho spoleenika Geor ge Svatka z Moulton. Frejeme oboum zdravi a Stesti.

-- 2e v okoli Hallettsville i ye meste spadl minulY tyden vitank Rolnici se s toho raduji. e • — 2e mankle Al PolanskY. v San Antonio byli obdateni syndekem kterY ph na rozeni vaZil 71b. a 7 unci, nanodil se 6. eervence a byl pojmenovan Dale Wayne.

Starieci jsou manZele A. F. Pustejoyskk a pi. Frank C. Polansky. Wem tern naSim "prirtistkilm" i novomanZelfun prejeme mnoho 'Stesti a zdravielta. )°4°( Sve 50ti Teti chee lad 92. Fort Worth ukazale oslavit. Chysta, k tomu zvolen* vybor icrasnfi. program. Na ge Urednici Hlavni uradovny bratri reditele, hr. redaktor a viibee kde kclo, jest k teto nagi oslave fictive zvan. — Rude se konat v nedeli dne 4. zari a prosime na ge sbratretie rady aby nom tut() nedeli laskave k teto oslaye ponechali. Na shledanou v nagi Narodni Sine na Roberts Cut off, Fort Worth, Texas,

radu

die ziskanYeh Jednotek od 1. ledna ftdd: Misto Poeet: znarna sleCna Sklendrova ye Wallis 88, Houston 77 bude nevesta pan g Fr. Felcmana. Gra- 84, Dallas 58 , 133, San Antonio tulujeme.

37 29, Taylor 36 6, Cottonwood 35 - Ze v Hillje sezdank bude sleena Do154, Fort Worth 31 lores Ann Orsag s panem Josefem Her29 zikem dile 25. srpna.

Mnoho gtesti pre 17, Nov Y Tabor 66, Waco 26 eme. fi 35, Elk 25 39, Bryan 25 — 2e ye Weimar bude zavec1ena poStovni 92, Fort Worth 25 dodavka do don ni ()bean& — Take vy- 130, Dallas 22 mozenost. ) ° ( Houston Lodge No. '21 -- Youth Club's -- 2e okresni sidio se snad bude ste- Second Anniversary Dance. to be held hovati z Bellville do Sealy ale jests o August 13. Please remember this date. torn pry se bude hlasovati. ) ° (•

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- ze byl tento tYden svatek "vkch 'AniCek tak bylo misty dosti veselo. Za, m3'7ch mladYch let jsme oby6ejne na, sva.tek Aniekam chodivali jiln vyhrdvat.

"Sleeno, nalejte mi aamprlieku blezo ye vody a fialbove. voriayky. Vite, ja Isern rekl rano manZeloe, ze piijdu trochu do prirody, a ona ted' bude jiste chtit, aby na ni . dejchnul.`"

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va nagich deti. Z me vlastni sku genosti vim, ze je obti:Zno v detech vypestovati smysi k zachovani naei keel kdYZ V Zivotu poznavame zketelne, ze mstivost je vZdy priznakem ducha, malicher neustale samy hovotime s nimi anglicneho a temek v2dy najdete ze ten kdo ky. se snaZ1 pomstu vykonati sna g se phMAna ze reknete,ze toto je vee slaykrYti ji, ale ze east° se odekrYva na dru- teene povidani, ale prec povauji to za he strane, na to zapomina. svoji povinnost upozorniti Vas, ze bude • • nam jen ku cti kdf.Z jak jine narodni east() jsem mel pkilegtost pozorovati, skupiny budeme hledeti co nejdele moze nas mladY lid bedlive nas pozoruje jak ss uchovati lee naeich otet. — CYzivujse ye syYch schtzich chovame jak spolu me tu lasku k narodu, k to keel naeich hovokime a zda-li vskutku mezi sebou pkedkil a nehled'me na to, ze se 'lade to bratrstvi vykonavame, jakY pkiklad jen mak) eesky mluvi. Je v tom i kus jim k nasledove,ni stavime. toho nageho ptatelstvi a upiimneho bra♦ • trstvi a poveimnete si jen jak se rozzari Nagi mladi lide potiebuji rally a take &di nagich milYch "stargich" kdyz ve pomoci a kdyZ jim oboje poskytnem, schrizich na ne v jejich keei promluvimnohY z nich zajiste se bude snaZiti me. pracovati pro povzne geni nageho lidu Na stAnosti, ze povidka "Nadeje" nev teto na gi nave vlasti. ni pravidelne v kaZdem eisle Vestniku uToto neni j en pouha moj e domnenvekejnend zdelujeme, ze kidime se dle ka, nebot' v minulosti ba neustale matoho jak nam misto dovoluje. Jsme nume toho padne dtkazy.

Nyni se chystaji opet studenti jit na ceni &Nati pkednost dopistm, zprevam nektere vySei fieeliete. Jestli vime o ne- od radu, Hlavni Madovny a jinYm eakterem eeskem studentu kterY mini nay sovYm oznamenirn. — asto dojde vice etevovat statni kolej, tak hled'me jej latky nez mono umistniti a proto bude upozorniti na na gi statni universitu, me Vam veem vdeeni kdyt poshovite. kde se mil'Ze noiti destine a Studovati na Jakmile sjezdove zaleeitosti buclou vyse dejiny coZ prove nyni budi velkY za- fizene vratime se s Vestnikem do prajem. Student destiny prospeje nejen so- videlnYch koleji. be, ale i pkisp'eje k poyzneeeni lidu s kte)• reho on pogel.

MoZna, ze v nekterYch plipadech bude potreba pkinest nejakou °bet% jak studentovi, takte g i rodietm. Ale bud'te ujieteni, ze mnoho z tech co pkinesli vetei iobeti ne2 bude vase, citi se dolake odmeneni a zvlaSte v nynejei dot* jak uvedomeli studenti, takta jejich rodide Man2ele W. J. Duckett a manlele Chas jsou hrdi, ze studovali eeetinu.

Prove nyni jest nejpkihodnejei cos os- Hrueka z Columbus si zajeli do Ross Pra vojiti si znalost nektere cize keel a za- irie pobliZe Ellinger piedminulou nedeli jistiti si dobke platen misto. Proe neu- aby se siteastnili sveceni noveho kostela Mt se eatine? Konejme svou narodni po eesko-Mora,vskYch bratki, Rev. Jessie vinnost, abychom mohli bYti hrdYmi nad Sktivanek mel bohosluthy a Rev. DosvYmi skutky zd'e. Prile2itost mame, na nald Marek kazani v kterem poukazal na historie jmenovaneho kostelieka„ kde co2 nas upozorriuji i jinonarodovci.

Znalost ee gtiny me, pro na g udenlivY prvni bohosluny byly odbyvane pied dorost velke mo'gnosti, je mnoho mist 105 lety pod velkYm stromem, pozdej v a Madill vyeadujicicla znalost eeetiny a nekterem idomove, pioneru. V roce 1876 techto bude stale vice, nebot' styky de- byla posta,vena budova ekolni ktera tei2 mokraticke Ameriky budon jak v obcho- slouzila za kostel a kde Rev. Juren byl de a prilmyslu, tak i na poll kulturnirn pastorem az do roku 1923. Behem techto mkt Tomes Hrueka, otec pi. Duckettove stale eilejeimi Mame zde spolky a noviny a jejich po- byl tamnim ueitelem, asi po 40 let. V vinnost by mela bYti, upozorniti rodiee El Campo je jegte nekolik HruekovYch a hledet k tomu, aby se na ge tee a na- Zakt na Zivu, asice pi. Rosie HlavatY (by rodni sebevedomi udreelo. — Ale co nam vala sl. Machova` jeji bratki, a ta pan a veem chybi je jen dobra yule, shoviva- pi. Charles Jeemenek z Blue Creek, pi. vost a laskavost ale nekdy i pevnost pit Minnie Vavra a ta pi. Hradecka chodila nejakY CaS k panu 1-Tru gkovi do glob. zachovavani pravidel. oast° se nam odpovi — "proe" — a o Po Bohoslunach byl podavan dobrY bar to sluvko se rozbylo mnioho , debrYch \Te- becue °bed, a veichni se poteeily pkatelskY d a tim prove nejvice utrpela vYcho- mezi sebou.

Naie poznamky

Z El Campske 5voboir av'ir dy' opisujeme zajum clanek

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Zapis ze schtize tiskoveho vSrboru poiadane dne 17. eervence 1960 v Temple, Texas.

Br. predseda Mieek zahajil sehuzi pkesne v 10 hodin dopoledne za pritomnosti elenek vyboru ses. Hildy Brti gove, za pisovatelky a ses. Frances Olexove, Red. L. 0. Hoeka a jeho manZelky br. Jos. F. Holaska, vydavatele Vestniku a br. Edw. L. Marka, piedsedy Hlavni idadovny co hosta, jen pozdravil eleny vYboru jak obvykle. — Br. Mieek se ptedem vil nemoci jeZ" nuti jej aby se 'Saki'.

Br. Mieek drdektost schuze zdtrazna oznamenim, ze jsou k projednani tit do pisy. Ses. Olexova dala navrh aby prvni dopis nebyl uverejnen k ran nasledkum, ktere by vyvolal mezi Clenstvem. Ses. Brtieova odepkela hlasovat to veci a navrh sestry Olexove pkijat.

DruhY dopis kterY jiz byl ve Vestniku verejnen a na kterY rnela namitku sestra Olexova, byl projednan a br. redaktor byl pogadan, aby dopisy bliZe val pied uverejnenim.

Tketi dopiS pkeeten a probran a br .Mieek na nej osobno odpovi.

Rozhodnuto, aby budoucne br. redaktor bezodkladne zasilal veechny dopisy ktere nehodla uvefejniti v ptvodnim obsahu na br. Mieka, peedsedu tiskoveho vYboru, a nikoliv nekteremu elenu Hlavni Madovny aneb jine nepovolane osobe. — Br. Holasek, vydavatel Vestniku zdelil, ze tiskarna byla postaena vaenou poruchou stroje, a jestli ee se oprava protahne, bude opozde no prieti vydani Vestniku, co g vzato na vedomi a znovu mu podekovano za piesne vydavani Vestniku.

VYbor take znovu &lo yal br. Holaskovi za vydani sjezdoveho eisla opine zdarma a br. Mieek podekoval olenkam vYboru za spolupraci, ktere si velice zi.

Jeliko2 nebylo daleiho jednani schtze byla ukoneend s pkipominkou od br. piedsedy, ze jest to pravdepodobne posledni schtze nynejeiho vYboru a ze jen za neptedvidanYch okolnosti bude znovu zvolan.

Se sesterskYm pozdravem Hilda Brtieova, tai.

• • 4 Pani Zdrkova dostala pozvani na modni piehlidku. Vzala s sebou pana Zdrka.

Pa,ni Zdrkove se na pfehlidce libi krasnY model, kterY pfedvadi sliene. maneknka. Povida pani Zdrkova: "Ty, tenhleten model by se u nas zna menite vyjimal. Nezda se ti?"

Pan Zdrk souhlasi. A navrhuje: "Tak to abychom tu sleenu pozvali k nam na veeeil —"

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Vegkera pomoc, prispivajici temto sna ham lest nale gite ocenena a za Vaal po, od 2upy Jigni znovu srdeeny dik.

Za vYbor gupy, Ben Prevratil, starosta. ) •4•(

1910, v mesici rijen a ze to bude 50 rokt a ze bychom meli to oslavit aspori trochu zase nejakou svaeinu a v ge druhe k tomu nektly treti nedeli v mesici rijen 1960 jestli nam nee() jineho do toho neprijde do toho 'Casa.

Bratr Adolf 1Vlieulka prednesl, ze .jejich Pad Vesniir eislo 61 v Pooth, Texas, byl rozpugten a prieirm podal, ze on a br.

Mahal( zastavali nrady pro ten rad mno ho rolcit a ted', ze jim neni vice mogno UPady zastavat a talc ge jsou nuceni jejich 1-ad rozpustit, a tak se rozhodli, ze jejich elenove se mohou pridat kde si prejou, ke clruhYrn facliim co jsou nejbli ze a tak nekteli pristoupili k radu ` Rog -kvetZapduislo107Frevastatni k nam k radu' Karnes eislo 93. -Jak jsem zaslechl, tak rad Vesmir Oslo 61 SPJST byl zalo gen 20. listopadu r.

1905 a tak tomu bude hnedle 55 rokti co konal 'svoje schitze. Nernam presny poBet Blend co ted' meli jen co jsem zaslechl, ze bylo neco pees 60 elent, vgichni dolaromady s nalade gi a nekolik elenti co mail paid up policy.

Karnes City, Texas Ctena recialcce a mill etenari:— Dovoluji si napsat, ze na g rad Karnes eislo 93 SPJST konal svoji schtlzi dne 17. dervence. Tato schnze byla velice pekna a zajimava. Schitzi zahajil predseda radu J. Shortner asi y e dy e hodiny pc) poledni. Byl &ten protokol z posledni schuze yYpomocnYm tajemnikem br. L. PUstejoyskY a byl prijat jak byl &ten a pak bylo rtizne jednani. Dostavily se nay gtevnici od radu Vesmir eislo 61. z Poth, Texas a bratr Adolf Mieulka prednes1 gadost jestli bychom jejich 'deny prijali k nagemu radu a prednes1 33 pPestupnich listin jejich bratru a nester. Pak ptedseda radu pPednesl, ze musime miti volbu bud' listkami neb zdvihnuti rukou a bylo rozhodnuto aby se hlasovalo zdvihnutim rukou, a pak bylo hlasovano a tak bratri a sestry od radn, Vesmir Cislo 61 byli ,pkijati jednohlasne gadny hlas nebyl proti. Pak predseda radu Oslo 93 Shortner privital v gechny pristouply ele ny k nag emu radu a ze si prejeme abyehom svorne bratrsky dohromady pracovali pro dobro na gi Jednoty SPJST a nageho radu, a bylo to s potleskem prijato, a pak byla rtzna debata a g do ukoneeni , schfize a nag iteetnik a tajemnik a pokladnik mail vice prate zapisovat pristouple 'deny k na g emu radu do nagich knih. Po ukoneeni schflze nage sestry nam pripra,vily chutnou svat",•inu peeiva a vge bylo velice chutne. Dekujene za tu praci co s tim mely bratri se zase postaraly neco zapit, sodovku a to penive piveeko a tak jsme se velice Iciasne ,dohromady bavili. Teg bylo vzpomenuto, ze na g rad byl zaIo gen roku

Tak nag rad Karnes eislo 93, poeet ele nit se zvY gil a 33 elent. Tegi nas ze jsme je mohli prijati k na gemu radu a prejenr si abychom svorne dohromady pracovali pro nagi Jednotu a pro na g farad.

Koneim s bratrskYm pozdravem Jacob Shortner, pied.

Bratri a sestry, vemte si to na \redo radii Karnes C. 93 SPJST mi, ze olcrskova, schtize gesteho okrsku se • 4, o bude konat v K. C. sini v El Campo, 15. rijna. (October' 1960. Program se vam El Campo, Texas zdeli dle vYboru ujednani, zatim bych Mill bratri a sestry a ctena, redakce naorganisatory by se prieinili, by gadal geho mileho Vestniku:-KagdY rokem priji gdi do toho nageho jsme do to olcrskove schtize dodali co El Campo velke mnogstvi lidi ze vgech nejvetgi poeet noveho•elenstva. konein SpojenYch stattt a tu mne naS ptanirn zdaru v gem zustavam padla, nay glenka jak mnoho je mezi te8enkytik, mi nageh ) lidu totiz 6echoslovakfi 6. Dist. organisator —1 • 4 • a jak mnoho s Lech prijetYch patti neb by melo patriti k td na gi Slovanske PodLubbock, Texas porujici Jecinote. Take by bylo Zajima ye kolik na,geho-eeskeho lidu prebYva v Bratre redaktore:— V priloze najde g gek v obnosu $25.00 lokresu . Wharton. Verim, ze kdyby se nekdo pokusil zjistit poeet na geho lidu ktery , laskave predej Domovu Odpoeinv nagem okresu, ze jine okresy by se ku v Taylor. — Jest toto venovanovano zajiste nenechaly predstihnout a tak by misto kvetin na Ucteni pamatky babielcy chom dostali pribligne poeet nageho lidu Anna Dugek. Zesnula byla maminka na ye statu Texasu a pak v cele Americe. gi elenky radove sestry Rosie Aneinec. — A zda se, ze by to bylo dosti lehke kdyg jrnena claret laskave uverejni s timta do by se okres rozdelil na okrsk3r a v ka g pisem. Jsou to: sestry Christina Bartek -demokrsubylnedokbysetopraci $1.00, Frances Hatla $1.00, br. a ses. A. Sodek $1.00, br. a ses. E. J. Kocich $2.00, venoval.

Vgdy kdyg prijde Vestnik hledam do- ses. Anna Hatla $2.50, Mary Wotipka pis od elena IcterY jest usazen v teto $2.00, Evelyn Macha $2.00, Albina Macha krajine by popsal neco kolem Jednoty $3.00, Adolphia Macha 45.00 a rodina Era jakY v jeho okoli je spoleeensky Zi- nest Kristinek $5.50. Dekujeme za laskavot. My mame v El . Campo rad' eislo 50, ye uverejneni a srdeenY pozdrav Tobe a kterY ziskava stale na oblibe a pfibYva, vgem etenakilm. mu stale mnoho noveho elenstva. SchaZdar na gi Jednote! zi se kagdou prvni nedeli v mesici v A. Kristinek Community Hall, a uji gt'uji vas, ze kdyg Lubbock.

ODDiL DOPISOVATELII Dallas, Texas Hlavni Uradovne SPJST Temple, Texas.

Bratri •a ,sestry:— Dovolte bych jmenem Sokolstva Zupy jinni vyjadril vrelY dik za uznani, projevette na gi snaze iosmnactym sjezdem — SPJ ST. Americke Sokolstvo, ',ern() odkazu Tyr se ct Fuegnera, sna gi se vychovavati naSi inladeg narodne uvedomelou, zdravou telem i duchem. Mlade obeany, kteri dovedou oceniti olJeti predchudcfl, i cenu svobody V souladu a Council on Youth, Fitness, zalo genYrn presidentem Eisenhowerem, prispiva tak narodnima hnuti uvedomeleho' obeanstva.

pPijdete do schuze, 'ze se yam bude tam libit, a vy po druhe prijdete zas. NadgenYmi pracovniky jsou zvla gte ti stargi krajane, kteri se, sna, gi by nag mladY lid a jejich ditky, kteri se zajimaji 0 udrZeni eeskoslovenskych tradic, a vgeho toho co lads zdruzuje a poji dohromady. Zarovert pracuji by krajane nebo novi elenove byli vitani, by kagd3r. navy nagel kruh s yYch ptatel, k milemu pobesedovani.

Ja doufam, ze tento dopis seta se se souhlasem a hodne na gich ktrajanil se k tomu radii prihlasi a vy ktefi toto etete upozornete sve prately, ze budou jak elenove vitani. SpusobilYmi k elenstvi jsou vgechny osoby deskoslovenske ho pfrvodu, jalcog i cizonarodni osoby, kte re jsou prijatelnY, kterYm na ge Jednota skyta velikY vYber givotniho pojigteni a ka.gdY mute si vybrati dle sve mognosti a potteby pojistku n ktera se jemu zamlou va,„ Bratfi a sestry, preji yam piny zdar ve vagi ,organisaeni praci, ye vagich sna hach, pri ziskani, dostateeneho poetu mladeho lidu, IcterY ale rortrou gen je a jest tedy na nas organisatorech, by jsme privedli ten na g dorost, ten na g vYkvet, pod kridla nag, vgem mile Podporujici Jednoty.

Ve sti'edu, dne 27. eervence 1969 Pro Dthnov Odpoein Ctem bratti, sestry a ptatele:— Zde podavam jmena dared kteti ptispeli posledni dobou a SPJST Rest Home.

Pan a pi. J. R. Bartek Ft. Worth, Texas na ucteni pamatky pana $2.00 Adam George SPJST tad els. 47 v Seaton, Tex. na ucteni pandatky ses.

5.00 Anna Chlapek Pan W. M. Bueek Bay City, Tex. 25.00 $32.00 Celkem jsem obdrkl Vzdavam srdeene diky ternto claret= za tyto jejich mile dary. Prosim pamatujme dle moZnosti ptispeti na tento dobrY S br. pozdravem Chas Navratil 816 E. Ave A. Temple, Texas o

Hlidka Zen Kroniek Ceskkh 2en Dallas, Tex. eervencova selraze se nam znamenite vydatila ptesto, k den pied tim zapr'Selo a skrze blato v parku jsme musely miti piknik uvnitt sine. Pkitomno bylo 27 elenek a 3 navRevnice z Ft. Worth; pi. Milanova, Kadleekova a Korteffova.

Velice nas te gila. jejich navAteva a ptijedle zas brzy! Tea sestry 6ejchanova a Houeviekova, zas po dlouhe dobe mezi nas zavitaly. Po pikniku se hralo bingo pro obveseleni vkch.

Mile sestry, nak ptiai schtlze bude 4. srpna zas v Sokolovne tak pkijd'te, at' mame velkou nav gtevu a nezapomerite, ae zaeatek je ptesne v 11 hodin. Pozdray vgem a na shledanou Ane2ka Houdkova, dopisovatelka ) Rad 92. Fort Worth, Tex. Mile sestry a bratti:— MinulY trden v UterS7 12ho se zde roznesla smutna zprava, ae v Okla. City nenmenici, zemtela nacre spolusestra, Ma ry Baba v 8:45 rano, ye stati 58 let po del$i trapne nemoci. — Ve etvrtek, v 10 hod. rano po kratSich obkadech tam v Capitol City pohrobni kapli byly jeji to lesne pozilstatky pfevezeny, sem do Ft. Worth. Polateb se konal z kaple od Shan non's v patek, ve 4 hod. a pochovana by la na Mt. Olivet htbitove; kde odpoeivaji jeji rodiee a nejml. bratr Vaclay Bedan, kterST zemtel v mladeni veld. — Rev. Boone yykonal pohiebni obiady v kapli i na htbito ye. Za fad promluvil nas pkedseda br. Carl Zich. Velk)i podet bratti a sester obou tadu a ptatel pki$lo ji na jeji posledni caste vyprovodit.

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Br. a ses. Louis Habovi, jsou zdej$i osadnici-a v Okla.. City bydli od roku 1941, kde br. Halm ma dobre zamestnani co inspektor y naasn3'7eli zayodech Armour and Co. — Krorne klem zdreeneho mankla, zanechala netet, dee ru$ku to jejiho bratra Johana Beeana kterou ad mladi vychovali a men ji radi jako svoji, nyni provdanou pi. M. E. Phillips, tea v Oklahome, 4 bratry, Joseta, Franka, Jahrla a, Antona Beeana zde. Haslet rakve byli: Joe a Joe Fr. Juran, Gordon Gibson, Joe Paprskak a Benny Pavey a Ed. Aston, tito dva z Okla. City. — Wein portistalYm vyslovujeme srdeenou soustrast, Bith Vas potea ye Vakm zarmutku. Sestr y Mary Habova byla dobra aena, pfatelska, ke ka,.. clemu a dobra elenka na geho kadu — lehke odpoeinuti, dej ji 0 Pane a east jeji pamatce.

V Dallas zemkela moje Avagrova, to same iite0, 12. eervence v 6:30 veeer po krat$i trapne nemoci, ve stati tea 58 lete. Jeji prvni manael byl muj bratr Henry Kolenovsk3i, kterST zemtel jia pied mnoha lety a odpoeiva na, Westskem htbitove. Pak se provdala za p. Earl Rope. Pohieb se konal ve etvrtek v 10:30 rano z pohrobni kaple, Dudley M. Hughes, a Rev. F. G. Roper vykonal pohtebni obiady v kapli 1 na hititove, Laurel Memorial Park, kde jeji tel.° bylo ulokno k veenemu odpoeinku. Mimo as lam zdrceneho mankla, zanechala jedinou dceru, pi. Lynette Blair, jednu nevlastni pi. J. A. McClellan a nevlastniho syna, Rex Rope, v$ichni v Dallas a 2 bratry na Morava a 7 ynoueat. Zesnu la byla, narozend v Archlebove na Morave, jeji divoi jmeno bylo, Hedvika Kueerova a do teto acme ptijela co devee asi 16 lete. V Arehlebove ma 2 bratry a dal$1 rodinu. Od jednoho br. Vaclava ,obdrkla psani ten den co zemtela, jia ho neeetla a mud a ostatni jsou Amerieani, tak ja jsem na jejich pfani vzala na sebe ten neydeenV rikol jim. odepsat a oznamit jim, jeji rimrti.

Je$te jednou vysloYuji srdeenou soustrast cele portistale rodine a zesnule dej lehke odpoeinuti 0 Pane. Byla to do bra ,du$e kaecIS7 ji mel rad, eest jell pamatce.

Strana U br. a ses. Micky Teems, rniiji. deveat ko, narodilo se v nemocnici St. Joseph v riterV 19. eervence. Chlapeeka jiZ" maji, tak maji pareeek. Gratulujeme i sta- in br. a ses. Fr. PkaslielcovSrm a piejeme by jim deveatko vyrnstalo k radosti.

Pani Rose (Pets- Kubeekova z El Campo, byla zde na asi 3 denni na y:Steve 1 se dvema 'deerami u maneeld, Fr. ProvazkovYch. Seznamily jsme se v nedeli u kostela a pravila, ae eta moje dopisy, mankla ztratila asi pied 6 rnesici, tak ae je ji smutno. Pfijmete pozdra y ode 0 mne.

S pozdravem Marie Juran, dopisovatelka ) .s■ (s. ( Fort Worth, Texas Sestry a bratti:-LOdbodka 'Oslo 9 SVPS poildala pravidelnou schilzi 17. dervence (July) proti ohni a bouti v Sokolovne bylo tea place- cF ni poplatkii. Schtize byla &tile naval-. vend, bratr U. J. Rice tajemnik nam eet1 protokol z minule schilze a jak byl eten, tak byl piijat pak bratr ptedseda A. A. Svaeek nam oznamil, ae Umrtim jsme ztratili tii eleny Mr. Charley 8imek a Mr. George Adam a Mrs. FrantiSka Va' culova, tak povstanim jsme je petiminutovou vzpominkou, pak bratr po- ! I kladni Raymond Hubenak dal nam zpia vu kolik, panda maji na banku, pote gujici zprava, bratti odhadei Fr. Kadledek a Charley Zich zdelili nam kolik ptipoL jistili. Tea s potleskem jsme piivitali nd ye Many. Mame dobre ittedniky, tak rostame, po schtzi byla svaeina, jidla a piti bylo dost a ty .cestkieky v kuchyni v geckYch dobie obslouaily, ja i jmenem tatiu jim pekne dekuji.

Tea jest zde na nav gteve p. a pi. Tony Obal as z Kanady to jest bratr pi. 1V11 ' vejgrove a pi. Hejlove lanove a pi. S tea mu,: bratranek. Radi jmne je uvideVgecky etouci zdravi, Franti gka Skragek. )•4°

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Nage navgtevy Minu.ISr tST'den v tiskarne nav gtevou nas potegil na sve zpateeni cerde do Kanady i:rf p. Musal se synem a sestra Marie P. Tea vyslovuleme srdeenou, soustrast regova. Pozdeje br. Trojaeek, R. Oerven.,111f br. a ses. Sammy George, nad ka, sestra Kiiaanova a Soukupova, rimrtim jeha ace p. Adama George a lanai W. Pechal, br. J. Ktilan. — Minuzesnulernu piejeme klidnV spanek.

1ST trden litujeme ae nas minula yza U by . a ses. Albert Kubalo y ch dostali cna navaeva br. B. Matthews a manae/ chlapeeka, narodil se 18. dervence v ne- ky Frances — Frances je dcerugka moenici All Saints a vaail pies 8 lb. 2 seho souseda v Grapevine bratra a sesdeti jrZ maji device 12 late a chlapec 10 le try TirkovS7ch ktere prave dli ye stare 'dr ty a v$ichni se raduji z toho maleho chia vlasti nav gtevou. Dale nas navgtivil peeka. Gratulujeme jim i stai'ence, ses- Vanegra, Ray. Voleik, Barton a i jine, tte Kubalove st., a piejeme by jim vy- jejicha jmena jsme si nepoznaeili. rtistal ve zdravi a k radosti.

Diky.

Stejne jste nas pote gili.

Strana

VESTNIK — WEST, TEXAS

eervna 1960 v zderSi nemocnici ye staki 86 let. 18. deryna se konal pohkeb, z chramu Pane v Seaton za slu geb p. p.

Rev. F. J. Kostohryze a Rev. Jana Bravence. Byla elenkou C' MB a Kkest'anskYch sester v Seaton, kde byla pledsed kyni po mnohio let, byla ulokna na narodni hititov v Seaton. Zanechala zarmoucene ditky, pi. Will Junkovu, Edd Chlapek v Temple, Texas, a John Chlapek v San Angelo, 8 vnultn. a 8 pravnubratra Joe 8efeika, Nelsonville, Texas. Ztratil nag rad dobhou elenku ktera pattila k kadu od roku 1908. Byla to geg na, ktera verne slou gila svemu spasiteli a tea se kidila jeho pkikezani neb umela vgdy zarmoucene potegit v utrpeni posilnit kde bylo tfeba k dilu ruky pkiRESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI logit.

Jak dinili mankle Chlapleovi. Jak My nigepodepsany resolueni vYbor du Bila Hora Oslo 16, vyslovujeme nagi v cirkevni veci tea v narortni. Mela kras uprimnou a citenou soustrast poziistale ne vlastnosti ktere to za sebou zanerodine nad ztratou jejich maminky, ba chala. biekyl sestry a na‘Si spolusestry, Vy pozirstala rodino pkijmete od kadu Veronika Pustejovsky 47 uprimnou soustrast, mile spolusestktera zemtela dne 30. dubna ve Weimar, je plan vednY mir a pokoj a aby me Texas u jeji dcery pa dlouhe nemoci ye la mnolieho boil/10 pogehnani, tea i star'. 78 let. tegke kfige ktere tak odane nesla as do Pehrbena byla na htbitove Vsetinu konce givota. test budt2 ji zachovana dne 2. kvetna. Farad,' Kostohryz vykonal a2 se jedhou vgichni sejdeme. . pohrebni obrady ve tOMB kostele na VseAnegka lVfotlova,, tine a taky na hrbitove a hrobu za velke Stepan. Hrugka, fieasti pratel a znamYch. Zesnula sestra Mane Hru gkirva, res. vYbor. ) 4 •( zanechava , five. dcery, Vlasta Zapalae, Weimar, Texas, Lillie Rokyta Port LaRESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI vaca, Texas a 'lednoho syna Julius PustejovskY, Port Lavaca, Texas, SestvnuMy nine podepsanY vYbor vyslovujejednu sestru a dva bratry. me srdeene citenou soustrast, pozUstale Vime, portistald rodino, 2e te2ce nese recline nad ztratou jejiho dobreho man to zarmutek jejiho odchodu, ale budi2 aela a laskaveho otce, dededka a nageho yam atechou, ae i my s vami soucitime. dobreho spolubratra test budi2 jeji pamatce, prejeme tobe Franka Rypla mila spolusestro klidnY spanek a odpo- kterY zemrel nahle v jeho domove ve eivej v pokoji. stall. 80 noku v nedeli rano 3. dervence a Dano za. rad 131.1a Hora Cis. 16. byl pochovan za neasti pkatel a rodiny z A. B. Dugek, kostela CMB ve West na CMB hibitove Henry Melnak ye West.

Julius 8efeik, res. vYbor.

ZeintelY bratr byl v gdy veselY pino ) ° *To • ( humoru. NaS rad v nem ztrati dobreRESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI ho bratra. ZesnulY zanechava bolem zdr Rad Hvezda Texasu, 'Oslo 47, vypro- cenou man2elku a tri dcery: pi. Mary Javodil k poslednimu odpoeinku spoluses- nek a pi. Lillian Pinter ve West a pi. Eltru, sie Janek ye Waco, vnoudata a pravnou Anna Chlapkovu data. ktera se narodila 25. derma 1873 ye stare Milo portistala rodino, vime vgichni, vlasti na Morave. Co deveti lete devdatko 2e teace nesete zarmutek nad ztratou prijela do teto vlasti se svYmi rodiei a jeho, ale butli2 Vam atechou, 2e i my ele sourozenci. nova kadu Morayska Orlice, 145 uptimnd V man2elskY sta y vstoupila s panem citime s Vami.

Janem Chlapkem v roce 1899, kde preloY Tobe na g 'milt bratte, prejem klidnY van spolu 55 let na svd domovine pak spanek veenST a, zachovame pov2dy eestdye, Leta v meste u sve dcery. Toto man non vzpominku na Tebe.

2elstvi bylo polehnano peti ditkama. JeZa lad Mora yska. Orlice dislo 145 v Peji man2e1 ji predeSel v roce Aesteho Una nelope 18. Cervenee 1960. ra 1959, syn, Ben, 22. kvetna 1955 a dce Ernest Barton, ruSka v atlem Victor Janek, Dokonella svou pozemskou pout' 16.

Charlie Bartosh, res. vStbor.

Nienna_ ,,nummor Ni

ZALOV

Ve stkedu, dne 27. eervence 1960

Kalendai okrskovich schfizi 1. Okrsek Podzimni schnze 1. okrsku bude se konat u fadu 39 v Bryan tketi nedeli odpoledne dne 18. zati. — September.

"Youth Activity Day" bude potadan dne 9. kijna v ladove sini pobli ge Bryan.

• • 2 okrsek bude poradat syttj "Youth Camp Day" dne 7. srpna (August) a site v Camp Tahauya poblige Belton v okresu Bell. Na se mladeg jejich rodide, vilbec ka gdY jest zvan.

Zaroveri tea pfejeme si oznamiti, nag e podzimni schtize se bude konat v Buckholts dne 16. kijna spojena z "Youth Activity Day".

3 Okrsek Podzirnni schnze 3. okrsku bude se dle oznameni konat v Dallas, Texas u fadu dislo 130 Jaro na Greenville Ave. eislo 7448. etvrtou nedeli, co g je dne 25. zaki.

• • 6 Okrsek Pkigti scheme gesteho okrsku se bude konat v El Campo dne 16. kijna die oznameni br. Ig. Senkykika pod za gtitu Id du 50, 30, 40, 148, 163, 151, 138. — Vic torn a podrobneje pki gte. Lituji ae v ten samY den i okrsek druhY oznamil svoji schnzi do Buckholts nielo by se ne jakYm spilsobem urovnat tak aby dye schtze nepadli na ten sarnY datum.

• • 7 okrsek bude konat svoji podzimni schnzi dne 23. lijna (Oct.) opet u tadu La Parita Cis. 161. v Jourdanton spojen s Youth Activity Day. Neopomente a tento den nam ponechte laskave. ) • ST, • Dne L dervence ve gel v platnost novY dobytdi zakon po celem Texasu. Tento zakon uvaluje pokutu za pou gteni dobytka na silnice a testy. Pokute $200 podleha :ka gdY kdo necha se past nebo pobihat u silnice nebo na testa jakekoli dobytee, veetne kozy a ovce. Motorista jena srazi karou jakekoliv dobytee neni vic zodpoveden za gkodu. Mnoho karovYch negtesti bYva zavineno dobytkem na cestach.

• 4 • ( — M'esopotahia — the fertile, California-sized area between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, was likely mankind's first permanent home'.

• • A beautiful epitaph cannot be read, By a driver after he's dead,

ye stredu, dne 27, eervence 1960

NADEJE napsal V. M. SKALSKt

(Pokradovani) Jenik se zasmal, ale s'am take nejedl nanoha nejen, ze si daval pozor, nYbrZ i proto, ze byl napinen celY litostiyou touhou. Nyni litoval, proe jel, litoval, woe nezristal a neeelil faleenerau prondsledovani. Ale lined zas vide]. jasne. Ze by byl trpel nejen on, ale i Anieka i koneene rodiee jeho a jeji matka. Focity ty nedaly se zahnati a proto mu nechutnalo.

Ostr r to pozoroval: "Jeniku," rekl, "budu yam tak jestli se nebudete, zlobiti."

"Nebudu, nebudu",/ adpovidal. "jest to jen znamenim vaAeho pratelstvi."

"Ano, to, mate pravdu," rekl OstO. "Po tom, co jsem slysel od vaeeho otce, vas mam rad. Dobre &late, ze svYin odjezdem chcete uleviti vSem vaeim dra hYnr. Tot' vite, Ze ti zli fide by hledali a koneene nagli neco, eim by tYrali celou va2Si rodinu i vaSi Anieku. Dobre delete. Az si trochu pomilZete, co'Z ostatne pri vaSich peneZnich, prostredeich se stane brzo a kdyZ Anieka dostane pamoc, dovedete se osamostatniti v Americe dosti brzo."

"Ano, mate pravdu pane OstrSr, ale rekl Jenik. kdyZ ono piece "Vim, vim, ze . j est varn teZko, ale pamatujte, ze to neni na vkly — a potm pamatujte, ze budete pracovati P r o svoji budoucnost. Vgak on ten Koula brzo • jej dosta,nou pozna, jak chybil, jen a Z dokonale sve hrsti. Ale vite co? Kdybych ja byl vault, psal bych denra, aby hledeli treba s pomoci Raifaisenky nebo nejakYch pribuznYch, koupiti statek Kli may, aby to, nedostala to pijavice Kohn.

To by jej nejvice potrestala a snad byste tak prokazal sve obci velikY skutek, kdyZ byste jim pomohl od Kohna -" "Pane OstrY," rekl Jenik, "fined jak bude po veeeri, pajdu psati. Psani bud9u poslana zpet z Anglie a pak al se zastavime ye Francii, jak ml rekl dp.

Prachar. Tedy mohu napsati \Tee a bude to jeete poslano zpet."

"To bude nejlepei," rekl OstrY. "A vite co bych udelal?"

"Ne", odtuSil Jenik.

"Podekoval bych take Kohnovi a Klimovi a varoval bych Koulu."

"To by bylo &rine," dodala man2elka OstrYho. "Aspori by videli, ze_ vas to neboll."

"Take dolare," rekl Jenik a special sotva se najedl, aby napsal dopisy.

Psal dome, louee se s

V AS T N.f K WEST, TEXAS

"Drazi rocliee a bratle: Houpame se ji g no, vode. To byste videli spousty vod. Poglu y am podabiznu lodi, jak jen budu moci. Dnes mam vgak prosbu: labejte na, to, abyste mobil zakoupitt statek, Klimuv, a g pi• jde do prodeje. Mohla by vain ifebas Raitai• senka yypornoci. Promluvte o tom s Noykm. Tak abyste zka g ilt Kohnovi jeho plany. Jak se dostanu do Ameriky, budu hledeti, kdybyste si adelalL cUuti, abych jej poinahl splatiti. Snad bych park se vratil. Ne-li hospodafil by, na nom Josef a byl by sedlakem_VSe se,mi dobice podafilo, veci dogly dobte a xny sedime s Ostrkch u jednoho stela; jidle..Kajutu maji nedaleko nine a proto nam bude veselo. Modlete se za, nine, Pozdravujte Anieku a jeji matku, e na.ri'e vz pominam stale, Val Jenik.

Jifikovi Kloucloyi psal: "Mil' Jifi: Tak si zpivdm to pisef), vystehbvaleft: "Ag budu za mofere bydleff, po tobe Vlasti ma tougiti --" a jest mi smutno.

Prod jen jest tolik zla mezi lidmi, ge nepfeji tdruheinu gtesti? Lituji, Jjfiku, jsem negnstal, a, neeelil.tem darenalzilm.

Ale jig se stale a ja mam k tobe prosbu: Hled' pohnoutir otce k tom! , aby Raifaisenka, vypomohla na gim, budou kupovati Kinn-ay statek. Vy pak byste mohli chytiti statek Koulav, abyste se toho yydfiduclia Kohna zba.vill ze vsi. Ty bys jednou mohl lakti na torn mister, ltde jsem mohl bkti, nebkti Kohna ,a Kuby Klimy. Nezapomeri a hled'te, at' se toho yydfiducha zbavite, nebo bade pro Krem zle. Budu ti zase psati, ate ag , z Ameriky. Tohie psani ti piljde je gte z Evropy. Pozdravuj rodiee i v gechny karnarady. Tvaj Jenik. Anieku, fekni ji, aby nezaporrinela, ja ge vzpominam stale."

Kohnovi napsal: "Pane Kohn: Ve sve dife kofaleeni jste s Klimou legna uclani nad.elali. Neutikam pfed vami, ale chci, aby netrpeli ti, kdot jsou mi mill. Vy si , vgak pamatujte, ze jestli se yratirn a najdu vas v Kreine, ge mi draze zaplatite svoje gpinave jednani.

Vim vgechno. Radeji se vy.stehuite neniete dabre lidi. Jste ziodej vgech v Kralne.

Jan Dobrk."

Klimovi napsal: "Pane Kim: Podarilo se yarn. dostati mne z Kr61na, ale sotva se vain podali -wa g zloeinnr amysl, znieiti Anieku. Tolik rozumu pan Koula bude mitt, aby vedel, ge jste jiz cell gide-0 a ge neni ani jedna tagka na stfe ge vagi. Ohcete si pomoci venom Anieky, cheete zbItneuti ten jejich sta-

Strana '7 tek. Ale pamatujte: ne vy, ale gid shltne nejen vas, ale i pana Koulu, jestli bade neopatrnk, Vain, neni pomoc, leda byste pfestal pit a to ji g ani by yarn nepomohlo, protoge Kohn ma L vase kalhoty. Ale to yarn peviclam: kdyby se stale a pfece vam povedlo donutiti ubohou Anieku, aby si va geho opilee Kubu vgala kdyby s ni pak nakladal surove, vratim se a dostanete oba svoji odmenu.

Jenik! Dobrk".

A Konlovi napsal: -Pane Koulo; Aekoli jste mi dal slovo, piece jste se zachoval hanebne, kdy g jste svecleii proti rime. Zachoval jste se hanebne, kdyg jste slibil opilemu Kubovi Klima svoji Anieku, takove jemne, dobre device. A jestli provedete s ytj slib a Anieku donutite ku Aatku s Kubou. Bah vas potresta. Vase pStcha selska bude jednou tak malinkou, ge ji nebude ani videt.

Prijdete o v gechno a poznate, jak vas Kohn s Klimou napalili. Klima nem& co ztratit a proto nevedomky pomalia Kohnovi, aby pohitil oba statky: Klimity i wig a udelal si velikk dvdr. Nic nepodepisujte, jinak jste ztracen, nebot' oni devedou i falgovati smenky, kdyg doved li falegne mne d yakrate ob galovati. Varuite se Kohna, to pijavice v Kreine. S rancem na zadech pti gel a kolik jig ma v kapse sedlaka i chalupnika. Pamatujte na to a dokud jest eas, vzpamatujte se . a varujte se Klimy a Kohna. — Pozdravuje vas Jenik, ktereho jste pfipravil o to nejdra ggi na svete."

-A jegte napsal Ardece: "Moje draha duge: Jegte jednou, ne g se vzddlime od bfe hri evropskkch, ti pigi. — Anieko moje draha, pamatuj na na g slit), kterk jsme si dali tam pod vrbami. Pamatuj a pevno ye mne cluyetuj. Modli se za na ge atesti, lake i ja se budu modliti. V gak Bah da, 2. e se sejdeme a budeme zase et'astni, bez lidske nenavisti a pronasledovani.

Pigi take tvemu otci, abych jej varoval pfed Kohnem a Klimou. Jestli se jich bude drgeti, pfijde o vgechno. A pro to. Anieko, kekni mamince, aby se nedala pohnouti k gadnernu podpisu na " adne listine, , dokud si ji neda od Novkho pfeeisti, nebo od tatinka — ale NOvk bude lepgi, on jest zbehlej gi a ma Pfately ye meste v Raifaisence. Ti mu povi, co on nevi. Anieko, nedej se zviklati, varuj se Kuby. 13uclouci psani bude jig z Ameriky. Jegte to objima no, rozlou ecnou ye vodach evropskkch tvaj vzpominajici Jenik".

Dopsay, pfeeet1 si v gechny dopisy a special aby je dal na pogtu.

Schranka na dopisy byla lined u scho•

ana 8 dike, aby byla lehko k nalezeni. Dostav si znanaky, nalepil je a s povzdechem hodil dopisy do schranky.

Potom se vratil k Ostrjrm, kteki byli jit ye sve kajute.

"No tak," vital jej Ostrjr, "napsal jste to tak jak jsem radii? A veem?"

"Ano, oveem", odvetil Jenik, "a myslim ze` to bude dobte."

"Oveem, ze bude, vtdyt' Raifaisenky prave proto byly zakladany, aby nas lid na vesnici byl zbaven lichvaistvi. A kdyt bude vase Raifaisenka videti, jake to jsou statky, jiste to koupi, aby se tam nemohl Kohn usa.diti. Jednou usazenY v takovem statku, nadelal by z ostatnich lidi svoje otroky."

"To bych take kaki," pkitakal Jenik.

"Veak on jich jit ma a jest tam jen ne kolik let. Pkieel nemel net ranedek a dnes ovlada polovioku vesnice. Oveem co Raifaisenka zadala pomahati, poeina, ztraceti."

"A proto by chtel dostati ty dva statky, aby si pomohl, dokud to jde. Oh, ti kluci lichvaketi, ti tomu rozumeji," smal se OstrY. "Oni si mysli, ze dokud jsou v rakosi, ze jest dobte delat piet'aly."

A z naeich lidi jich nadelal jit dost.

Jak hlesne, hned se kolem neho krouti.

Boji se, aby neprotestoval smenky. A ty firoky. Poeita 12 procent a na g lide si mysli, ze poeite, jen jedno procento."

"0, znam to," zvolal OstrY. "Jedno pro cento mesiene a to dela 12 procent do rake,. Muj drahjr, i ja mem podobne zku eenosti, ale ja to nepropil, ja„ to prostavel. Vyhofel jsem a musil jsem staveti.

Pojieteni bylo male, shokelo mi vee. Bylo tteba kupovati stavivo pro dobytek krmivo, pro nas jidlo. Vydlutil jsem se, aby o torn lide nevedeli, tak jsem byl hloupY, od ticla na smenku. Zaplatil jsem firoky ku pfedu, ty si strhnul hned.

Mimo to jsem na smence mel celY obnos. Kdyt jsem nemohl zaplatiti, firok byl hned ku pkedu p •ipsan a mimo to nekolik bezkYch korunek jako odmena, ze mne byly penize ponechany. Tak jsem klesal. Nebylo firody, dluhy rostly. Koneene jsem dostal rozum a eel do Raifaisenky a tam vee yypovedel. Pomohli mi, ale byl jsem jit ptilie dole. Statek site nedostal lichvaf, ale mne zbylo jen talc dosti, abychom se sluene dostali za more a abychom meli nejakY zaeatek.

Psal mi ptitel mfij ze jest tam mono clostati pozemek zadarmo a proto tam jederne. Jestli tomu tak a dostaneme po zernek zadarmo, za tech par groeil nakou pirne si nejake stroje a budeme zadinat znova."

Kdyt OstrY dokoneil svoji zpoved', Jenik citil s nim soustrast. Tedy to byla take jedna obet' lichvatova.

"Vite, pane Ostrjr, o torn ja jsem ta-

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ke sljrchal a tam budeme, tlebas take se ze mne stane americkY sedlak. Potom bych mohl Anidku snadno vytiviti.

Jsme mladi, dovedeme pracovat, nic by nam neschazelo, kdyt by nem Bull dal zaravi."

"To jest docela rozumnY plan," schva loyal Jenikovi OstrY. "Vtclyt' v Americe, jak mi pkitel psal, pomohou si lide snaze, net u nas. On tam take jel chudjr a ma nyni peknY obchod v Chicagu."

"Tam tedy jedete?" ptal se Jenik.

"Tarn," odvetila Ostra, "a kam vlastne vy jedete, jestli se smim ptatir "Ja nevim kam," •eld zamyelene Jenik. "Main znameho v New Yorku a jednoho v Chicaga, Mem jejich adresy. Tam tedy jedu."

"Vite co?" kekla Ostra. "Pojed'te s nand at do toho Chicaga a tam jdete k tomu syemn ptitell. Patom budeme spolu deli dobu a bude nem cestou yeseleji."

Bylo tedy rozhodnuto.

Jenik souhlasil a testa tedy je vedla do Chicaga.

Zatim jit se sklanel den k vederu a bylo videti v deli vysoke, chmurne bke by anglicke.

S nastaiym, eerem pohled na kanal La Manche se stal krasnYm. Bylo videti velice east° svetla lodi a lodidek, jak pkejitdeji od bkehfi pevniny ku bkehurn anglickYm a oilmen& Jenik s Ostrym se nemohli nasytiti toho vedera. A k tomu kolem bokt lodi eplouchaly vinky, naplriujice usi posluchaen podivnYm potem.

Bylo pz hezky pozde, kdyt se odebrali naei vystehovalci na odpodinek.

Pki pkijezdu do Cherbourgu, francouzs keho pkistavu, znstala lod' stati venku jelikot mela velikjr ponor a s pevniny ptivezli, na male Jodi:ace plevozni, cestujici, kteki jell z Francie, nebo kteki z jinYch semi jell pies Francii. Byla to pane, podivana videti to malou lod' napinenou jak zavazadly, tak lidmi. 0patrne se dostala at k boku lodi a kdyt byl mustek poloten, hrnuli se cestujici na velikk parnik. neho pak vial parnidek ssebou poetu.

Nag cestujici se nemohli vynacliviti, jak yee bylo zakizeno: kontrola listku i zavazadel. "(lee 'go jako na draticach. To proto, aby se na lod' nedostal tadnY slept' cestujici, ktery by chtel na slepo se na lod' dostati a snad bez plate do Ameriky pfejeti.

Kdyt Ostrjr videl, jak pkendavali pytle s poetou, kekl k Jenikovi: "Pfai bych si videti, co asi keknou tam u vas, at dostanou dopisy."

"I ja bych si to pial videti," kekl Jenik s povzdechem.

"Jen nevzdychejte pkited," kaki. Ostrjr,

"ta vaee Andulka nebo Anieka„ jestli vas ma rada zustane varn verna."

"Jen jestli ji nasilim ten start' hrdopjreek nedonuti."

"No bylo by zajimavo videt, jak si budou podinati," kelcl Ostry, pozoruje, jak se v gkjr kolOs panenahlu daval na dalei cestu, Zmizelo opevnerd pkistavu, mesto se ztracelo a lad' mijela majak. Dostali se na, otevtene mote, aby navetivill jeeto pkistav anglickjr. Southampton a pak aby se dali na cestu atlantickYm oceanem.

Kdyt do'sla do Kreina pate., pkinakjic dopisy Jenikavy, bylo ve vsi prave vzbou keni. Posel svedomite povedel kattlemu, ze Jenik psal Kohnovi, Klimavl a domfi ze eetrnosti, jaksi vrozene, nepovedel dopise, kterjr dostala Anieka. \Teak inn tena doma pkikazovala.: "To ti povidam, kdyby to devde dostalo od Jenika DobrYch psani, tedy jazyk za zuby. Ty, jako Ukedni osoba, nesmie nic takoveho povedeti. Ona, by moc trpole, od toho pejchavce."

Proto take posel svedomite zachovaval pkikaz sve sedme svatosti a o dopise se ani nezminil. Kdyt yeak odevzdaval Kou lovi, mrknul na Anieku a za dveimi ji podstrell dopis, s nim ona hned utekla do sve komilrky.

Jikik Novjr, dostav dopis a pfeeta jej zvolal: "Jeniku, to nemusle miti strach, tome lichvakovi nechame se tady usa-

diti."

A kdyt se otec jeho dovedel, o tern se jedna, zasmal se: "To se Jenik nepotkeboval bath Toho lichva •e mem v taludku. Ten to nedostane. Musime jej \teak chytiti pki koupi kradeneho obili a potom s nim zatoeime."

"Budu davati pozor," kekl Ze rodide Jenikovi meli radost, snadno lze pochopiti — ale kdyt dodet1 Dabry at tam, kde se jednalo, aby koupili statek Klimfrv; poekrabal se za uchem a kaki: "Oh je, je, to jest moc penez na, nas."

"Valyt' tatinku," ozval so syn. "Kdybyste prodal chalupu, dostal byste take nee° a mad' by nam Raifaisenka pornohla. No a jiste Jenik take poinfite."

"Ano mile rite", tekl otec, "ale jen jestli bucle moci. Ono so 'Male Amerilca, ale tam se take musi pracovat a eetfit jako tady — tam nelitaji pedeni ptaci do fist ani nerostou na stromech knedliky, aby si mohi pod strom lehnout a kdyt ma hiad, kopnouti do nej, aby mu knedliky napadaly do rybnidku masla. No ale, nesmime zoufat. Pan Mb nam pomnte a to myelenka neni zle,.

Ve sttedu, dne 27, eervence 1960 Me jedno dite k vali statku bylo vyhnano do ciziny, me druhe dite tam rnuhospodatem. tividime." ze "Jen se nebojte tatinku." doclaval od vahy syn. "Vta,k to, zmideme s pomoci BoZi." "Miij Bole, do dello se to cheete pus-, titi?" spinala ruce matka.

"Nic, maminko," konejlil ji syn. — "DobrY bade sedlakern a to na, gruntu eloveka, kterY jineho DobrYho vy/inal do sveta."

"Dej to Pan BIM," zakptala.

DobrY se dal skuteene hned do pra",ce a vydal se na poradu k NovYmu. dopadla dobte, bylo videti na jeho vesele tvati, kdy se vracel domtl. NovY vedel,; kdo by koupil chalupu DobrYch za slu-ny peniz a doufal, ze Raifaisenka by vypomohla. Tam hodlal zajiti hned druhe ho dne, aby bylo vAe ptipraveno.

Ta starost byla tedy pryd. litte bylo u Kohna, Tam ptikl zase jako obyeejne stall i mlad'Y Klima, aby se posilnili po praci, ktere se po celY den vyliStali. Jejich cedilo doma se rovnalo nule. Vle ponechali na starosti deledinovi, jen2 byl vlastne hospodatem na statku. 2e byl spravedlivY, statek se Jak told udr2oval. Majitele nemeli kdy: pill u Kohna na uskuteeneni planu.

Kdyz dnes prisli, nail Kohna ve 'gnatne naiad& "Tho mam za tho, ze jsem spravedlivS7," ziobil se kotaleenik. "Ja, vkchno spravedlive a on thakovS7 kluk mi pale thakove psani."

"Jake, jake," divili se oba Klimove, to hajice z Kohna novinku.

"Thakove krobianske," zlobil se dale Kohn, "Kdyby thady byl, dal bych ho zavZit, thakovY kluk. On mi bude vyhroZovat mne Kohnovi kterY v race phul vsi thakovST k?uk Zekne, abych se odstehoval —" Oba Klimove. na sebe pohledli a stall vyndal psani.

"My take dostali pane Kohn, Lady jest psani."

"UkaZte, tukazte, co then kluk Tho je drzost, nejlepAim lidem poslat thakork dopis fuj kdybhy thady byl, dal bych ho zavZit." KdyZ vgak pfeeet1 eel* dopis, priSkrabal se za uchem: "Musime si prispisti, neZ bude phozde. On snadno se mide zase vratit. Musime na Koulu chytte A nastala, dlauha porada, ktera konjako kaZda, jina dm, Ze stall- Klima klimal nad stolem a mlady. Idesl hlavou na "Tho jsou jde o ne a piece nedbaji. — Muslin dostat then jejich statek brio,"

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"No pro mne, si milZe koupiti co chce." tekl Koula, "ale neni treba, aby nyni vyhazoval penize, dokud neni ruka v rukave. Snad by mohl poelati."

"NO, ne, to nenniZe bYti, protole tim dice Jakub A.nieku obmekoiti a dokazati ji, Ze ji ma rad," tekl Klima,.

"No pro mne, at' si tedy dela co chce, ale ja", keld Koula, "nebudu nic delati, dokud neuplyne rok. To neudelam, jak jej nemam rad, abych Jenikovi zruSil slovo. At' Jakub jest trpelivY a eeka, rok."

Kohn vzadu lomil rukama a geptal sam k sobs.

"Rok? rok? Co si phoenu? Rok eekat? ne, ne, ne, to se musi zmenit. Tho bych mel u Klimy tolik, ze jeho statek by za tho nestal."

"Sousede, toho piece neni tteba, abyste vy sedlo,k dodrZel slovo takovemu chalupnickema klukovi," had Klima ustarane.

"Nikoli, sousede," odpovedel Koula, "jen at' Jakub jest trpelivY. Ja jsem pro nej."

"Proto grave by rad Jakub dal Aniece nejakY peknV darek, aby ji almaeil, a dostal od ni trochu nadeje," tekl Klima.

"Tho se rozumi," pleti se do toho Kohn. "Tho se rozumi, ze phan syn musi dati sleene Aniece pekny darek. Ja jej sam obstaram. Thakovy krasn3'■ naramek, Ze se na nej budou chodit divat az z mesta. Vgak ona si thoho zaslouZi, thakova, hodna, sleeinka a dcera thakoveho bohateho sedlaka."

"No, at' si tedy dela co chce," usoudil Koula, "a kdy Anieka svoli, maze bSrti veselka."

• Kohn div 'radosti nevyskoeil tohle bylo nee° pro nej. Jen nyni k tomu dru hemu. A zraky jeho pobidly Klimu k dalgimu, "Milt' sousede," zaeal, "nesmite si my sliti co nyni yam teknu, Ze ma nejakY vy znam. Vite, Jakub mi tuhle tikal o peinze — no — a ja, abych se piiznal, jsem trochu v fakYch — velike dame, opravy, jina vydani. Na okamMk nemam hotovYch dosti. A tu si myslim, byste mi mohl v'jpomoci. Jest to jen na chvili jen na nejakYch par nedel, nez prodam dobytek "Rad bych, co bych neudelal nastavajicimu pantatovi, ale nemam hotovYch. Kan by to asi bylo?"

"No, myslim,ze bych nem potkeboval KdyZ vypil jiz tteti sklenieku silne rotake ja a proto kdyby to ,ak mohlo bYti solky, najednou dilverne Klima se naasi kekneme 5000 korun. klonil k uchu Koulove.

"Sly.kte, pane Koulo, nag Jakub chce "Vite sousede, tolik nemam po rupiekvapiti Anieku. Chce ji koupiti pek- ce," odvetil Koula, jernUZ zaealo byti ny piece dcera druheho nej- horko. "Mam nejake penize v zaloZne, vetgiho sedlaka (Koala se pH torn vy- ale ty nechci brati —" pjal a v zadu se smal, jako d'abel Kohn) "Vite phane Koulo, ja bych vam thomusi dostati new peRneho." hned tu byl Kohn. "A nelik Koula, dostav dopis, oteffel jej a 'Ceti, detl znova. Ceti pomalu.

"Co to mak MuZi?" ptala se jeho man Zelka.

"I dostal jsem od toho kluka DobrSTch psani vYstrahu kluk mizerna — on mne, Koulovi —" mi dava vYstrahu "UkaZ mai," rekla manZelka a zmocnivgi se dopisu detla jej elm dale eetla, tim tvat jeji vice zvaZnela.

"Muk, ten &welt vi vice, ne2 ti povida — ten to mysli s tebou i s nami dobre. JiZ davno jsem pozorovala, 'Ze tern ttem lidem se nejedna, neZ o na'S statek. BucleA videti, Ze co nejdrive ti bude Kuba rikat o nejakY podpis. Pro Boha te prosim nepodepisuj nic, dokud se neporadig s nekSon, jako jest ten No vy. Vik on jest v Raifaisence nejakYm fitednikem a ti mu jiSte vhly poradi."

"Co to povidal?" vyrazil Koula. "Piece vim, co bych podepisoval nejsem male dite a co vi NovY, vim i ja."

"MuZi, prosim te, pro Boha, bud' s nimi opatrnY." "Nech si to kazani pro sebe," tekl hru be jiZ Koula.

"MuZi, muZi, co to mluvi g? Takhle jsi nemluvil, dokud jsi s nimi nebyl zaple ten — vzpamatuj se, ten Koch ma pray du."

"Dej mi pokoj, muslin jiti se podivati yen," teld na rozchodnou.

"Nechod', nechod' tam do te lidomorny Zidovske, varuj se Kohna, to jest pijavice •—" Ale Koula ji2 neslykl, nebot' spechal, aby povedel Phanu Kohnovi, jak doital dopis.

Phan Kohn, slyk o dopisu zrovna zlosti.

"Jak then kluk mizerna, dovede nam thady poroudeti, to jest drzost. Ale tho je the: kdyby ho byli zavZeli, jak jsem to mel narniZeno, bhylo doble. Then nam jests nadela nepSljemnosti. Ale na tho nic nedejte, phane Koulo, vy piece jste takhovY rozumnY Clo y& — on tho protok nedostal vaSi dceru. Ale kde phak dcera Koulova a dostat ji chalupnik kham se hrabe proto thak pik."

A Koula, ve sve pyre zase trochu poyznesen, ze phan Kohn take uznava,, Ze Jenik se nehodil za zeta bohatemu Koulovi, nechapal, Ze jest to v ge lest, do niZ ma dnes vejiti.

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phoeital bych vysoke firokhy. Jen 1 pro-, cento nnesiene. Na tech neleolik mesict, co phan Klima bude phenize pottebovat by to nic nebhylo."

"Nerad se dlutim," kekl Kula. "Jak iv jsem se nedlutil."

"No to nic neni sousede, jest to jen maid pomoc a kdyt naS`e déti budou svo ji, neni to pomoc cizimu," tadonil Klima, pobizen pohledem KohnovYm. "No, kdyt tedy pan Kohn by ml je pamohl bych vam," kekl Koula koneane.

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6. Take moje mati usmivi se sladko, tulIva mne k sobe: "Ty me holoubatkor 7. Take miij Wier& Po celi den v prici, petal se s nami na veeer se vraci.

8. Ai jen budu take pujdu s nima, p omahat jim budu rukama u svSrma!

Pieeti s rnaminkou a potom spravne opig do segitu! — Strkeek je opravdu velice rad, ie se "Sirotek v RadhoAti" tak libil a piiblizil, ten kraj, tam pod horami, srdci nakeh maljrch i velikkeh Tak4 srdane dekuje za dopisy, ktere jsou tak mile. Jen pike!

S bratrskStm pozdravem StrYeek Mieek z Austinu.

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Jak si pie Kdy2 James A. Garfield byl teditelem Hiranovy koleje v Ohlu, jecluou k nemu otec studenta.

"NemfiZete zkratit kursy?" ptal se. -"Mtij syn se tomu v:l;entu nikciy nestael naueit."

"OvS'ern. V gechno zalezi na tom co chcete z neho udelat. KdyZ BUh chce udelat dub, trva mu to sto let, ale kdyA chce udelat meloun, staei mu dva mesice," Jedna lekaiski Moe velky dubrodinee je jeden v Ch. PHSel k ileum patient.

"Pane doktore, main velkou starost."

"No, a co yam je?"

"Nemohu spat."

"Kolik je vain?"

"OsmaAedesat".

"Tak !A s tim, eloveee, jdete na mne?

KdyZ je yam osmakdesat, tak jste se us snad, nachrnel Bost. (

'CALENDAR. VelkSi tadovY "Picnic" na Cottonwood, 3 mile Ochodne od siesta West v nedeli 7, srpna. Zadatek o 4 hodine odp. — Veeete bude vysluhovan g, 0 5:30 a bude vyborna. Chystaji se smaene kutatka, roAtena peeene, ptilrrm, kolaee, cakes, pies a jine dobroty. Veeer o 8 hod. ta neeni zabava pri hudbe S. Haislera a kaMY jest uctive zvan.

• • Vetejne evieeni "Sokola Houston" za freasti Jednot 2upy Jinni bude se konat dne 7. srpna. Obed v poledne a bazar odpoledne. KaZdY je k fieasti zvan. — Ne zapomerite nedeli dne. 7. srpna.

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• Prosfm nezapornente, -Kosa na kamen Piimluvte se za Dome-7 ye %milt% fes.• Dopravni strainik se °bail na autoino clovS■ch sehinieh, bilistku: "Nevite, co chci, kdyZ zvednu ruku?

Diky Vain piedem.

Automobilistka krotce: "Mela bych ye Jsem ua petadvaeet let 'uditelkou."

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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SLAVONIC BENEVOLENT ORDER OF THE ,STATE OF TEXAS FOUNDED 1897

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WednesdaY, July 27, 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.

Postmaster: Please Send Form 0570 With Undeliverable Copies to SUPREME LODGE SPJST, P.O. Box 400, TEM:pLE, T.

FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK Cash-Value Life InsurCongratulations o BROTHER FRANK A. HORAK ance sho Record Through the kindness of our Brother August Kacir, attorney of our SRIST Growth we it-lave received a copy of a letter ad,xi -dressed to Mr. Frank A. Horak, member of the Research and Development Department of a large California Corporation.

In this letter Brother Kacir encourages Brother Frank Hornak to write to the Vestnik about some of his observa141_, tions from the anticipated visit. to CZechoslovakia.

Letters from. Brother Horak to the Vestnik will be welcomed provided be , does not write anything concerning - c ,polities or economics in Czechoslovakia. it We know that there are many other w-; matters of interest to our readers of which Brother Horak can write about.

We congratulate this brother on winning the scholarship from the International Conference of Physics, and we wish for him all lthe success possible, in his future endeavors. ) • it. • (

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE "I pledge Allegia p.ce to the Flag of the United States 0 Americ17. and to the Republic for which it stands. One Nation under God, indivisible, with Liberty and Justice for all."

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What Others Write Editor Malec writes in the Hallettsville Tribune:

Permanent life insurance, including such plans as straight life, limited payment life, endowment and retirement income policies, has increased three-fold since the end of World War II and today accounts for nearly 80 per cent of the ordinary life insurance owned in this country, the Institute of Life Insurance reports, Including the $30,000,000,000 term insurance combined with permanent insurance in family plan and family income type policies, the total of ordinary insurance supported by cash values and having a savings element amounted to about $285,000,000,000 at, the start of this year, or approximately 90 per cent of tlhe ordinary life insurance in force.

Of the ordinary life insurance currently purchased, 86 per cent is of the cash-value type. These include straight life, limited payment life, endowment, retirement income, modified life, family income, family plan and other combination policies. By number of policies, 92 per cent are cash-value plans. Last year, American families bought $44,000,000,00 new cash-value ordinary insurance compared with: $26,500,000,000 four years before and about $9,000,000,000 in 1945.

The inCrease in cash-walue life insurance in force since the end of the war has been nearly 200 per cent, compared with a 180 per cent rise in aggregate, savings accounts and a 120 per cent rise in total U.S. Wages and salaries. ) •4°(

"For all those centuries most of the old people were able to provide for their old age and take care of themselves.

They perhaps were less educated but Lhey worked and saved for 'the rainy days.' This was never any special problem. Who took care, for instance, of our May I inform you that in the very pioneers? ear future, we shall have to reserve the entire issue of the Vestnik for the "But now we are told 16 million of our English S.lanslation of the 18th Conven- people — almost all — are destitute. tion Minutes, and soon after that ano- On top of the old age pension regardless ther issue of the Vestnik will be de- of the need, there has to be also a 'free 4 voted to the printing of the By-Laws medical care.' This in spite of all modwhich have been adopted by the 18th ern schooling, conveniences and comConvention and shall be printed in its forts, 16 million of our old people just entirety, if possible, in this one issue. are unable to take care of themselves.

So, please be patient, and if you have "And so more and more the welfare any announcements to make of some coming events of your Lodge, please send state grows, the peoples depend on oththem in ahead of time, as early as pos- ers instead of on themselves. And so also sible, for you may not get them in at all the people must work more and more for taxes instead of for themselves. This No signature on, the letter from Tayif you wait until the last moment.

This is not the Editor's whim, but the also kills more and more the personal lor, ano it cannot be published. ) • 4 • ( order of our Board of Directors, which initiative and independence, making Houston Lodge No. 88 — Youth Club's has been given us at their last meeting something else out of free people."

Will you please thing this over and Second Anniversary Dance to be held July 14.

August 13. Please remember this date. discuss it with some of your friends?

Thanks for your cooperation!

Dear Brothers And Sisters:

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Wednesday, July 27, 1960

Fraternalism An Important Issue You of the SPJST are an important unit of the fraternal system. The important law of life is the changing way of life and all must contribute to the common good and serve humanity in order to live and survive.

Fraternalism lives because it deserves to live. Fraternal insurance societies are above all implements of democracy an effective force in promoting the deinocratic ideas. You can hardly belong to a fraternal organization and not be a fraternal. Fraternalism as we have known it, has a rich heritage, a background conceived in the most precious of human instincts — the love of man, to protect his home against the hardships that follow in the wake of death, because people feel their responsibility.

VItEITNiX — WEST, TEXAS hood of man. It not only teaches and practices the ideals of democracy but we like to feel its practices, more than any other institution in existence today Every individual in our society should symbolize the very highest and best there is. We need more men to pay tne price of brotherhood. Biotherhood has been an ideal but now, brotherhood has become a world necessity, We are living in a dangerous era. Today it is brotherhood or else!

Does anyone question what "or else" is? Do we need say any more to convince us --- it is brotherhood of else.

We so often forget that all of us have an important part to play and it would seem that it is about time that the people have something to say about it.

In our brotherhood no matter how insignificant a capacity we may be serving, we can have a great influence in our Lodge, in our home, in our district, in our work or have a tremendous influence in whatever we are doing to the sale of fraternal insurance.

If it only be in our own homes, as mother and father, what a great influence we should have over our children. Many times we could render a great influence, more than we think, to our youngsters as they would consider our words seriously.

The fraternal life insurance organization is one of the great symbols of our present democratic society, not for the purpose of profit, but to render the greatest service and the greatest good to its members. The chief purpose of life insurance is to protect your home and safeguard the destiny of its members by paying out millions of dollars where By teaching others, we can prevent there has been life left in a pecular sitbad government for having the upper uation. hand, and get as good a government as These ideas are well brought out in we are willing to fight for. We must the oft quoted statement of , our in- have good government or our democsurance department of the state where racy is not going to prove its quality. it said: The great frontier is in fraternalism, "The fraternal •insurance societies in the home, in work and in play, in fact are above all emplements of democracy everywhere -- where we need to put and are effective forces for promoting fourth our best efforts. the democratic ideas and the rights and The challenge is facing us now, It is happiness of the forgotten man." just the time of a new day. It is going to "If you belong to a fraternal organiza- continue until we are all willing to pay tion, you are surely for all of the human the prite of brotherhood even if it hurts rights guaranteed by the constitution of us. this country and by the Bill of Rights and customs in other free nations. This In accepting the challenge and in particularly applies to our SPJST as it meeting it, and in standing the test as is in a position to render the greatest it is before us, we are giving all honors service and the greatest good to its to the pioneers of this organization. Let membership." us all be worthy of their faith and their "The mission of fraternalism is more courage. Nothing less than that will than the sale of life insurance, it builds suffice in these days ahead of us in our the home itself. It has• the added re- SPJST. sponsibility to preserve the integrity of ) • 4. • ( the home. Modern life with all of its Parents generally provide both hereamusements and quick transportation have disrupted the home in hundreds dity and enviroment. Maybe that's why so many find fault with the youngof cases throughout our country."

"Anything which tends to contribute sters. in a small way to the strengthening of the home, is a worth while activity."

Thule Air Base, Greenland, is equal We must always remember that fra- distance from Washington D C. and ternalism is founded on the brOther- Moscow.

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District Calendar FALL DISTRICT MEETINGS AS ANNOUNCED TO DATE DISTRICT I Meeting will be held at the Rryaa Lodge No. 39 the 3rd Sunday in September. Program to be announced soon.

DISTRICT II Youth Camp Day at Camp Tana& Ya cordially invited to this Youth Day. Let'S all be there. Also the Fall Meeting will be held at Buckholts Lodge 15 on Oct. 16 with "Youth Activity Day." Program to be announced, also rules of the contest.

DISTRICT III District III will meet at Dallas Lodge 130-4th Sunday in September the 25tn.

DISTRICT IV Will hold no meeting this fall.

DISTRICT V Not announced as yet.

DISTRICT VI Will meet at El Campo Lodge 50 ori October 16 — which is the same date as District II. DISTRICT VII Will meet at La Parita Lodge No. 161 on October 23. Please remember to reserve this date for our District 7. rA Youth Activity day is also planned for this day. ) • •

District Youth Leaders Addresses DISTRICT k.

Mrs. Ruda C. Matejka Rt. 4, Box 504 Bryan, Texas DISTRICT II. Mrs. Clara Reji, Route 4„ 'renriAe, TsXas. DISTRICT III. Mrs. Emma Ceske, 2709 Park Menne Waco, Texas Mrs. Bessie Fetr, Assistant, 5406 Marto ingside Dr., Dallas, Texar

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DISTRICT IV. Mrs. Ed. Heisler, Route 1, Seymour. tilt+ DISTRICT V Della Kadlecek — Maxine Sefcik, 2301 Airline Drive, Houston 9, Texas DISTRICT SIX Mrs. Frank Brdecka, Route 1, lax 150 Rosenlrrg, Texas DISTRICT VII Mrs. Marcella Kleprlik San Antonio, Texas

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Citizenship Information If you have lived in the United States for five years, you should take advantage of the benefits of American citizenship. To help you become a citizen, the American Council for Nationalities Service has recently published a newly revised edition of its widely-used naturalization handbook, "How To Become a Citizen of the United States."

The 128-page handbook, at $1 per copy, can be obtained from the American Council for Nationalities Service, 20 West 40th Street, New York 18, N.Y. ) • 4.

The special number of the Ennis Sokol Unit presented at the Sokol Slet in Dallas was very original and perfectly presented.

Those of the Ennis Sokol participating were: Billy Skrivanek, Vlasta Laznovsky. David Nesuda, Janice Skrivanek, George Houdek, Gladys Houdek, Edward Parma and Sylvia Laznovsky.

• • All our District Meetings of early Spring were well attended everywhere.

It really was a pleasure to meet so many of our members and friends, and I felt that I got to know so many so much better, which I hope will enable me to make a better editor and avoid some of the mistakes that I have made. — Thanks to you all.

• • A magazine, news paper, book or a fraternal organ in order to be readable and interesting to everyone in the family, has to have a variety of reading material, written in such a way that it would be easily understood, simple, and enjoyable.

It has to bring news of general interest to our readers from all corners, lodges and districts of our state. ) • X.

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of Lodge 88, have requested of the lodge members and their friends to call them if they desire to vote for them, and they would be very happy to mail them some tickets or drop them off at their home. The phone numbers of the conLODGE NO, 88 HOUSTON, TEXAS testants are as follows: SECOND ANNIVERSARY DANCE Mildred Vala JA 8-7627 Dear Brothers and Sisters: Margaret Rezek UN 4-9152 Only two more weeks and the' second Carol Zaludek UN 1-3256 Teen-Age anniversary ball will be celeJeannette Helmcamp UN 1-6410 brated at Lodge No'. 88 Houston. The lance will be given by the' teen-age club Many door prizes have been given by on Saturday August 13, with dancing the membership of the lodge with frattime from 9:00 p.m. to 1:00 am. Mrs. ernal hearts. By the time the princess Della Kadlecek, the youth director is ball arrives on the 13th of August apgiving the youngsters a helping hand to proximately 15 larious door prizes will put this gala occasion over in a big way. be given away to the lucky ones. Persons The youthful president, Miss Margaret need not be in attendance to win the Rezek has assigned each officer of the prizes. It is urged that any member who teen-age club and other members of its wishes to donate any door prizes of group a certain job to be fulfilled, so as cash money to help these youngsters to pro rate the amount of work to be for their door prizes, pleasecall the done, and at the same time to form uni- youth director Mrs. D. Kadlecek at UN ty and cooperation between the various 4-1921. Here is a list of the door prizes committees. Miss Rezek as its president to date: is doing an outstanding job and should A deluxe permanent wave be highly commended for her good foreBed Spread sight in making their plans work out Hand Embroidered Pillow Cases so well before the target date of Aug. Schick super razor 13. Many admission tickets have been Exquisite decorated cake sold already and the contestants have Two matching couch pollows been working many hours to get votes Cooling Summer fan in their behalf.

Many more have been pledged, so help The following contestants, who have pledged to enter the princess' contest the contestants and for each vote you

Reports From Local Lodges

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For every human on earth to have ,a7 FOLLOW DASHED LINES 2,600 calories per day (the established 1-‘) <= MILES 2 AND SIGNS FOR minimum for good health), it would FROM EITHER TURN-OFF take twice the amount of food produced rs TAN/JAYA 77/RAT--OFF SIGN 7D TANWAYA ,a0 yearly in the entire world. And yet, ,., ;Slav comeicLFROM the world's population is increasing by SKETCH 4 v BEORGErowiy some 100,000 per day (excess of births 6D i) SHOWING LOCATION OF over deaths). It looks like many will FROM SALADO have to go hungry.

27 MILES FROM CAMP TAM/AM ♦ :GEORGETOWN • P/s7- 11 /∎IEE77/VG PIT`OF It's practically impossible to convince CCC 8-5,59 any woman that she's ten years older than she was twenty years ago. ♦ • our Youth and all other Districts are inCAMP TAHUAYA MEETING Drive carefully! The dollar you save Sunday August 7, 1960 let's all be vited. Bring your own basket lunch and on Texas insurance nowadays will be there to encourage our youth. District dress comfortably for a day of fun and) II is sponsoring this Camp Day for friendship. your own,

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-get for her you will be, entitled to a chance toward the door prizes. Our good. member, Mrs. M. Sefcik who is the district director of Dist . 5, has really shown reasons why she is going to be the best: director we have ever had She has already made a trip to Beaumont, in h official capacity and because of her impartiality has been chosen by the teenage club as its director of ticket sales for the dance on the 13th of August.

Mrs. M. Sefcik has never failed to do a job when asked and that is the reason for the many successes at Lodge No. 88.

Thanks Mrs. Seicik, the teen-ager appreciate your kind help. The dance is just two weeks away, so the membership cannot- say they weren't told in advance.

Be there --plan now — support these youngsters — be kind and noble and I spread some of that fraternalism we are so noted for.

Let's Be Friends, Louis Harms Vice-President ) * oTe • ( LODGE POKROK JIHU NO. "12 Cameron, Texas Is inviting all our members and their families to our next meeting August the 14th Starting at 2 p.m.

Following the meeting lunch will be served. The ladies are asked to please bring cakes, pies, or kolaches for this lunch. Remember the date and make plans to coma.

Lodge No. 72 Sec-fy., B. A. Slavik ) • *Te • ( LODGE NO. 15 BUCKHOLTS, TEXAS Dear Sisters and Brothers; Our July meeting was well attended and the afternoon entertainment was also a big success. We had lots., of people with us from our neighboring lodges.

To name them all would take too much space, however, I will name the officers that were with us.

From Seaton Lodge No. 47 Brother Edwin Chlapek, Sister Chlapek Brother Frank Spanhel and Sister Spanhel were with us. Brother Chlapek was a delegate at the last convention and Brother Spanhel is president of District Two. From Cameron Lodge No . 72 the financial secretary, Brother W. P. Matyastik was a visit/en:.

Those that came over from Holland Lodge No. 80 were Brother Joe Barabas, Brother Rudy Ivicic and Sister Ivicic. Brother Barabas is president of Lodge No. 80 and Brother Ivicie is the local Organizer.

We have seven young gentlemen from the Caldwell community that make our dances very often. I could n6t member all of their names but some of

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them are members c1 Lodge No, 17, They crowd. With best wishes I am. always come dressed alike. They wear Fraternally yours, a white shirt, bow tie, striped overalls, Steve L. Svetlik, Secty. a red handkerchief which hangs out of P. S — In the picture are the offioer; their pocket and they have their leg- of Lodge No. 15. ) 4, gins rolled up to show their red soxs.

They are good company to be with and BUCKHOLTS LODGE S'I'JST NO J5-e we love to see them in their striped AND RVOS LODGE NO. 4 overalls.

Since writing my previous letter we announce that they will again this yeal•, had another member on the, sick list. hold their annual dinner on Sunday, Sister Mary Krause spent several days August 14, starting at 11:00 a.m. •- at,1 in the hospital but she is up and do- the Buckholts Hall. ing fine now. She is one of our hard Since this is an annual affair spot,: workers. Always doing more than her sored jointly by our SPJST and RVOS share of the work. we will be looking forward to welcomOur August meeting which will be ing a large number of our good Mein-. held on the 14th is one that our mem- bers and friends. — More- about this' bers have been looking forward to for later. th e, past few weeks. This will be the day Steve L. Svetlik, Secretary that our annual lodge dinner will be Adolph Jurca, Secretary held. It is sponsored jointly by our ) • 44 • ( SPJST and RVOS Lodges of Buckholts end the members of any other lodge may WHEN CHANGING YOUR ADDRESS USE THIS COUPON attend this affair providing they bring enough food to provide for their famSupreme Lodge, S.1.J.S.T. ily.

Box 400, Temple, Texas The officers of both of the Supreme I am asking you to change my address Lodges have been extended an invitation of The Herald (Vestnik) as follows: to be our guest. The Editor of our VestMy old address: MI- the Official Organ, has also been invited. Those of you that do not know all of your officers will have an opportunity to get acquainted with them.

Our regular monthly meeting is call- My new address is: ed for 11:00 A Ar and dinner will follow.

For a change this coming Aug. 14 instead of eating dinner at home come I belong to Lodge No. out to Buckholts where all the people Fraternally, will be. We will be looking forward to a large Signature

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death on February 6, 1959. A son, Ben Chla.pek died on May 22. 1955 and also, a daughter in infancy. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Will Janek, with whom she lived; two sons, Ed of Temple and Johnny of San Angelo; 8 grandchildren 8 great-grandchildren; and a brother, Joe Sefcik of Nelsonville. Services were held at the Seaton Brethren Church on Saturday morning with the Rev. F. J. Kostohryz officiating, assisted by Rev. John Bravanec of West. Interment was in the Seaton Cemetery with grandsons and nephews serving as pallbearers. May she rest in eternal peace. Our deepest sympathy to the bereaved family.

Two members were reported on the sick list. They are Brother Frank C. Motle of Temple who had undergone surgery in a local hospital and Sister Minnie Pavelka who was also in the same hospital. Brother Jerry Sefcik will have undergone surgery by the time this is in print. We wish all of these members a speedy return to health soon.

Our picnic has come and gone for this year with nice profit to show for this annual event. We wish to express our thanks to all of you who helped out in any way, whether you worked or brought food, accept our sincerest thanks. It takes lots of cooperation of all concerned to make such a successful affair as this. Also, thanks to all of you who came to the picnic, whether from near or far and hope you went home with pleasant memories of your visit among us.

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LODGE NO. 38 KOVAR, TEXAS Dear Sisters and Brothers: Our regular Meeting was held on July 10, opening with the Pledge to our Flag, which Bro. V. H. Barina lead for us.

Brother Jerry Stepan, our Secretary read the minutes of the last meeting which were approved as read. Then our trasurer, Bro. Felix Volcik gave his repart. Bro. Barina gave us a nice report of what went on at the Convention. It was a very good report, thanks! I think that our Convention must have been very interesting, maybe some day we can get to go and, listen to it.

Now came the unfinished business from our last Meeting regarding our picnic; whether the members want it or not. So we voted and it passed to have the picnic. We set the day for August 21, so you must all make a circle around the 21st on your calendar; put down PICNIC at Kovar. Don't forget — it will be all day, family style picnic.

Alio remem er that we will have a special called meeting to discuss what we shall serve and other things on this picnic. So, on August 2nd you all come.

That day falls on Tuesday night at 8 o'clock. Something else is in the air. All of the Delegates to the Convention will treat their membership for electing them to the Convention.

You good sisters are again requested to look into your kitchens to see if you don't have something to take along, such as cookies or kolaches. because they plan to serve the drinks to go with them.

Sandwiches will also be served. Here again the sisters are asked to also take along their aprons as the Committee will ask for ihelp at the tables and the kitchen — just like our last picnic. You all did so well I'm still thanking all of you for it.

Remember those dates — August 2nd. the Special Meeting and then the Picnic on August 21st — an all day picnic.

Please tell everybody about it!

I hope that the officers from the Supreme Lodge will come. Also our Editor and his wife. Oh, also the wives of the Officers of .our Supreme Lodge!

One of our members had a stroke of bad luck while working on his car. He was Brother Johnnie Stolle. The car fell down on him while he was under it.

His daddy and brother ,had to act fast to jack the car up and get him out, rush him to the hospital; where his injuries were considered pretty serious. We hope, Brother Johnnie, that you recover soon so that you can go back to your work.

Well, well, the peaches are coming in but the price would make your eyes roll over. I guess later on they will be cheaper. The papers say that there are lots of

SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS Dear Readers, After a wonderful vacation tri p to California, I would like to make a report on Lodge 133's last monthly meeting held on July 10th. There was a rather large attendance which we were pleased to see. Due to the absence of the vice-president and guide, Brother Harbort and Sister Amburn took over in these respective offices.

Brother Wells and his family are l eaving in September for a trip to Holland and England. Since Brother Wells will no nonger be able to be our treasurer, Sister Stavinoha was installed as our new treasurer. We all wish her the best of luck in her new job. Her address is 343 E. Vestal, San Antonio, Texas. Insurance payments are to be mailed to this address.

On August 8th all Lodge 133 members are invited to the Lone Star Brewery for a social, sponsored by the KJZT. Everyone is asked to bring their own food.

At night there will be a dance, so be sure not to forget this date.

In September Lodge 133 will elect a new vice-president because our present vice-president Charles Saza ysky is leaving. Everyone is encouraged to keep this in mind.

The date of our next lodge meeting is August 14. Be sure and mark it on your calendar.

Fraternally yours, Marilyn Strobel The auditing committee gave their Lodge Reporter • 4 4, ( quarterly report at this meeting. The lodge treasurer, Brother Ed. Pechal.

SEATON LODGE NO. 47 gave the picnic report. Our four deleDear Brothers and Sisters, We held our last regular meeting on gates each gave an account of the conSaturday night July 9 at8:00 p.m. with vention. Bro. Arnold Vrla of Dallas was good attendance. We need all of you to a visitor at our meeting and watermelon come more often. Thank you for your party, afterwards, Brother Hejl had inattendance. The vice-president was ab- vited the members of the by-laws comsent so the lodge President Brother F. E. mittee, who were working that Saturday 11,-,j1, Jr. appointed Brother Frank Klin- at headquarters to the meeting but only kovsky to serve in that capacity for this Bro. Vrla came. We hope he enjoyed his visit and invite him and others to meeting.

We lost another member since our feel free to visit any of our meetings.

Our next meeting will, again, be at June Meeting. We paid our respects by night.

This date is Saturday, August 6 standing for a moment of silent prayer at 8:00 p.m. This change is due to the tor our deceased member, Sister Anna camp day for the youth at Camp TahC,21a pck, 36, who died on June 16 in a uaya on Sunday, August 7 which falls on local hospital after a short illness. She was born Anna Sefcik on June 25, 1873 our regular meeting date. Brother Ediin Mora-via and came to Texas at age tor, would you be so kind and post this of 9 years. She had made her home in meeting date in the SPJST Calendar. the Seaton Community for over 50 years Thank you for this in advance.

I think I had better close for this time. and the last few years in the city of Temple. She was a member of the Sea- I don't know if the editor can read this ton Brethren Church, the Christian Sis- as I wrote in such a rush.

Fraternally, ters and of our SPJST lodge No. 47 for peaches this year, so they should be Mrs. Jerry Pechal many years. She was married to John

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cheaper tight at first.

Guess I will end this letter this time and write more next time., So, with my best wishes to all of our Vestnik readers, SPJST YOUTH CLUB LODGE NO. 84 I am Dear Members and Friends, Fraternally, Lodge 84's Teen Age Club honored its Lillie Evicic graduating members with a dinner at Reporter the exquisite La Tunisia Restaurant.

• A• Located in Dallas' Exchange Park, the La Tunisia Restaurant boasts of wonWEST, TEXAS derful cuisine served in a setting of exDear Girls: The shower that West received this otic Indian splendor. It is owned and week has certainly perked up my zin- managed by a real "Sheik" from Punnias. There is nothing like rain to bring jab, India. out the beauty in flowers. I had plantSurrounded by beautiful colored silk ed these zinnias from home-grown seed tapestries, soft lights_ and waiters and which my Mother gave me, and hail waitresses .dressed in Indian costumes been watering them to keep them alive the honored group were free to order and growing. Today, they're all bloom- anything. desired from the many woning. Together with the Lilliput zinnias, derful items prepared by the skilled planted earlier, some Vitex and Rose restaurant chefs. Many dared to order of Sharon blossoms, it is about all that true exotic dishes, but many preferred adds color to our gardens. Between wa- the American stand-by, steak. tering, weeding and pruning one still To make the evening complete, the keeps busy during these hot days in the honored guests requested that a "spark--; garden. ling" cake be presented Mrs. Bessie Petr Even the vegetable gardens are about who will soon celebrate her birthday through. Some of our members still on July 27.

The cake which is a special have a few cucumbers coming off their feature of the restaurant is presented vines, and after having put up as many by the head waiter who places a brilpickles as they needed, they are peeling liant sparkler atop it.

Then a group and slicing the cukes as for a salad and putting them up in plastic bags in their of male singers sing "Happy Birthday" own juice into the freezer, to stretch the first in English and then a very pretty fresh cucumber season a bit longer with Indian song of best wishes. delicious, crisp cucumber salad.

Those honored were Cathey Adamcik, The eternal question what to fix these graduate of Our Lady of Good Council hot days for the family, brings to mind Academy; Betty Staglik, graduate of the increasingly Aopular pancakes. Woodrow Wilson High; Carole Nemec They are being dressed up with fruits, and Jerry Ann Urban, both graduates cottage cheese, marmalades, honey and many flavored syrups. In fact, they are becoming so popular that pancake eating places are springing up all over the country. Pancakes make a fine summer supper. Heaped with plenty of fresh or frozen strawberries, dripping with• honey and butter, syrup and bacon or bacon drippings they hit the spot. It makes a fine meatless meal.

YOUTH CLUB

This week many of our citizens had their shade trees sprayed by a commercial sprayer who has heavy and high pressure equipment, in an effort to combat the bagworms which are beginning to emerge from their bags. The 'damage they have done to the shade trees this year is such that many a tree will not be able to stand another siege of them next year without dying. It takes so long for a shade tree to develop into an asset of any value to your property and it behooves us all to save them.

I know space is scarce in our beloved Vestnik so I will close, wishing you a most pleasant weekend.

The Editor's Wife Fraternally,

of Ursuline Academy; Kenneth Brown, James - Janousek, and Richard Sykora, all Jesuit High graduates.

Another special guest was James Mandak, U.S. Coast Guard.

Unable to attend the party were Patricia Proza, graduate of W. W. Samuell's; Karen Koncak, graduate of South Oak Cliff High and Paula Drabek, graduate of Ursuline. Accompanying the graduates were Mr. and Mrs. Sid. Pokladnik and Mr. and Mrs. Emil Petr We, the graduating members of Lodge 84, are grateful to the Teen-Age Club for this wonderful never-to-be-forgotten graduation gift.

Sincerely, Jerry Ann Urban Secretary-Reporter TEEN-AGERS OF LODGE NO, 88 TO SPONSOR PRINCESS BALL Dear Members and Friends, As you all know by now, the TeenAge Club of Lodge No. 88 will sponsor the 2nd Annual Anniversary Dance of the Lodge Princess Contest. The gala occasion will he on the evening of August 13 at our newly re-decorated, air cooled lodge hall at 1140 Robbie Street in Houston. The purpose of the dance is to choose the Lodge Princess who will reign for 1960-61. Our current princess, Betty Jean Slovacek, will be present to crown the princess of the largest lodge --- Houston. in our order, Lodge I would like to take this opportunity to invite all Supreme Lodge Officers, all seven district organizers, all district of-

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irtSTNiK WWII, TEXAS ficers, as well as local lodge officers. I TEEN-AGE YOUTH CLUB PROGRAM wouldlike to invite Sandra Kay Watson Who — Teen-age youth club of District V — the Miss SPJST winner What — 2nd annual teen-age dance --as well as the other contestants who When -- Saturday August 13. 1960 competed for the title of Miss SPJST of Where — Pokrok No. 88 1140 Texas. `I hey are as follows: Betty Hube- Robbie, Houstoa, Texas nak from Disteict, I; Barbara Zabcik Why -- Sen_ ting lodge princesses for who represented District II, Jerry Ann 1960 Urban of District III. Helen Macha of Time — Dancing: from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.

District IV, Carmen Effenberger, Dist.

Admission — 90c Per Person VI; and Marian Blanar who representOrchestra — Vaughan Greene and his ed District VII. Imperials The music will be furnished by the Selection Rules -- Each contestant wonderful Vaughan Greene Orchestra will receive nine votes for each admisof Houston. The Orchestra plays mod- sion ticket sold and one vote for each em as well as old-time music . The men door prize ticket sold. in the orchestra are all Music Mayors .10c equals one vote( door at the , University of Houston. So come prize) out and see the crowning of . Lodge 88's b. Each 90c equals 9 votes (admisb.

Princess for 1960-61. sion ticket) In addition to the dance, we are goClosing time for counting votes. All ing to give away prizes during the eve- nominees for tickets sold (admission and ning.. We have received some of the door prize ticket', I must be submitted to gifts from our generous lodge members: ticket director for counting purposes Two Antique Velvet Sofa Pillows any time before 1:00 p.m. Saturday Aug. A $15 permanent wave, 13. Tickets submitted after 1 p.m. on A decorated cake above date will not be counted as votes Two embroidered pillow cases in the contest.

Antique white Milford Bedspread Ticket director will not at any time, Two decorated wall plates during the contest, reveal to anyone Schick Electric Shaver in any way, directly or indirectly the A $10 bill amount of votes a contestant may have.

Table lamp James Kadlecek A complete list of prizes, in their or)• der of value, will appear in later issues BIG DANCE AT LODGE 88 — AUG. 13 of the y Vestnik.

To buy tickets contact any one of the (Delayed) following girls or their escorts. The con- Dear Members and Friends: testants are: The convention has ended, I am a bit Margaret Ann Rezek, and her escort rested, but still confused about the reis James Kadiecek sults. But, that's all past history now, Mildred Emily Vala, her escort Frankie the teenagers of Lodge No. 88 are putKucera ting n.a to work. Under the guidance of Jeannette Helmcamp, her escort Rob- their hard-working, youthful President, ert Hi15:her Miss Margaret Fezek has announced Carol Zaludek, her escort Butch Sim- that they are planning their 2nd Annion. versary Dance. This is to be held at LodThis is only a partial list of the con- cle No. 88 local at 1140 Robbie Street on testants, more will be published at a lat- Saturday, August 13th. er date.

The new officers elected for the TeenWe would like to thank the Board of Age Club this year are indeed on the Directors of our local lodge who have ball in the way of planning, thinking, graciously consented to pay for the and going forward in getting things gifts for the contestants. done, ad I am sure this group of offiIf you have any further questions cers will be one of the best ever elected. about the dance please feel free to write Miss Margaret Rezek, Miss Mildred Vala, our Teen-Age Club President Margaret Miss Louise Becan, Jimmy Kadlecek and Rezek at 504 East 23rd or our Teen-Age' Larry Pflughaupt have informed me Club Vice-President James Kadlecek at they are working as a team and have 614. West 16th If you live in the Houston already planned th^ whole Second Anarea, call UN 4-9152 , or UN 4-1921 for niversary Dance and it is still three further information. These are the telo- weeks away . . . that's' what I call real phone numbers of our President and planning in advance and this alone will Viae-President of the Teen-Age Club. automatically make it a great success.

Here are some of the things they have Your attendance at the dance will be greatly appreciated by all the members. already accomplished. They have already under contract the renoun dance Respectfully yours, band of Vaughan Greene and his James Kadlecek Vice President, Teen-Age Club Aerials. These are college boys whu are

Wednesday, July 27, 1960 all majoring in music at the University of Houston. . . indeed a band that can play any type of music with the greatest of ease. Tickets already have been printed in advance to be sold, and also tickets for tine many prizes to be given away.

They have announced that a Princess will be chosen during intermission time with the following candidates partivipating: Miss Margaret Rezek, Miss Mildred Vala, Miss Jeanette Helmcamp, Miss Mary Helen Sustala, Miss Dorothy Taman, Miss Carol Zaludek, Miss Betty Hilsher and Miss Joyce Sustala. Other candidates will be asked to participate.

Any other teenager who desires to participate in this Princess Contest can call the Youth Director, Mrs. Della Kadiecek for the rules to be followed.

During the past week, they have already had four meetings. They have asked the Entertainment Committee for help,. and. Brother F. Tillich, the Entertainment COmmittee Chairman, is going all out to help the youth. The lovely Miss Betty Jean Slovacek will crown the newly elected Princess. Many other things are on the planning board, but will be published at a later date.

This is a time to start planning for the Second Anniversary Dance which. the teenagers are giving. Give them all of your support as a good member . They need your help and all they ask is that you be present to make it a success. Be sure and call any of the above mentioned 'candidates and they will be glad to sell you a dance ticket. Give your support and show them you are all for them. So, don't forget the Second Anniversary Teenager Dance to ha held at Lodge , No. 88 on Saturday night, Aug. 13, 1960. Be there and make it a success.

Let's Be Friends, Louis Hanus Vice-President • 4 • ( TUN-AGE, CLUB OF LODGE 84 DALLAS, TEXAS The Youth of Lodge 84 presents herewith the four contenders for our Fourth Anniversary celebration.

These four contestants are competing for the title of "Queen of our Lodge," and they are: Princess Juanita Janousek daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Janousek. She was secured as a member as a result of organizing our Anniversary Dance and Princess Contest. She joined our club in 1957 and became a member and competed in our Princess Contest the fallowing September. Juanita was also crowned Queen of our Second Anniversary Dance. Princess Juanita, has held an office and has been Committee Chairman several times. She is always willing to help on all Committees,

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Princess Juanita's escort is Brother Joe Ondrusek, another Charter Member of our Teen-Age Club. Brother Joe is the son of Mr. and. Mrs. W. J. Ondrusek.

promote our Club and fraternity . and friendship. She is a dependable worker and always ready to pitch in, in any kink of work. She has been in charge of the correspondence of our club, remembering the members' birthdays and cheering those who are ill. Princess Mary Ellen will be escorted by Kenneth Brown, a Charter Member of our TeenAge Club. Kenneth is the son of Mr. and Mrs. 0. H. Brown.

We are also proud to introduce to you ottir Prinhess Mary Ellen Pekar, also one of the contenders for the title of Queen of our Fourth Anniversary Contest. .Princess Mary Ellen is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pekar.

The next contender is Princess Sharon She is anothe- one of our Charter Members and le r diligent effort helped to Trlies, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

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Louis Trlica who became a member of our Lodge Teen-Age Club during the Third Anniversary Contest. She always attends our monthly meetings regularly and is a willing worker for the good of our Order. Her school life is one filled with activity. She sings professionally and attends Modeling re'chool. She also plays the piano and sings in her church.

Her escort will be Ronnie Henzen, residing with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Janicek; and son of our Lodge Secretary, Brother Frank Heozen.

We now introduce to you the next contender of our Fourth Anniversary Contest for Queer:, Prinecss Janie Vita. ;:he is the daughter of and Mrs. Charles Vita, and although she became a member of our Te:•Ag .0 Club only eleven months ago,: she has been very active in our Lodge 84, Her mother is in charge of the kitchen for all of our Lodge functions. Janie is always there to help her mother serve our membership. She has proven a great deal of loyalty as well as 1::caternalism to our Teen-Age , Club and to the entire SPJST Order.

Janie is very active and spends her pastime enjoying outdoor sports. Princess Janie Vita will be escorted by Richard Kopecky, who also is a very active member of our Teen-A.ge Club. Richard is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kopecky Jr. Respectfully submitted, James Janousek, Chairman Eintertainment Committee ) e 4, • ( LODGE NO. 66 WACO, TEXAS Dear Vestnik Readers, We held our monthly meeting June 10. I think all the girls were excited because, the duchesses and princesses were chosen . The duchess nomines are: Ira Jo Koen, Margaret Narovec, Beverly Gaidusek, Frances Marie Miller, Jean Spence and Helen Kolene:vsky.

The Princesses are: ,viary Sue Moore, La Nell Ceska, Fay:: Spence, Norma Traywick and Sharon Eelgelke.

After the meeting we had a tasty dinner and then played enjoyable games.

Sincerely your, Beveely Gaidiisek + ) _in. DALLAS TJST LO EI CIE• Dear Brothers, Sisters and Friends, •:tinclay, June r,16 began rather dismally with rain pouring down upon our brothers and sisters were traveling to Lodgp, 66 at Waco, but it ended in a glorious night to be remembered by those who attended to sre the crowning of the Queen of District Three on this Youth Activity Day. Everyone at Lodge 66 was anxious to, make us feel at

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home; we are all grateful to each of you The highlighting event of the Confor the warm hospitality you extended vention was the selection of the Miss to us. I enjoyed every moment of this SPJST. I was more nervous I'm sure Youth Activity Day, and I will be looking than each candidate that night. It was forward to the next district gathering a great honor to present our Miss SPJST and to being with all our friends again. Miss Sandra• Watson, a beautiful bouI was very proud to represent my quet of red roses. Congratulations to lodge on this night. I was glad to meet you, Sister Watson of Beaumont. Also those princesses whom I did not already I would like to congratulate Sister Jerry know, and I was proud to be able to Ann Urban of District III as runnershare the events of that memorable up, We in District III are very proud of night with you. And to the Queen — you Jerry Ann. Congratulations, Cathey Adamcik, we I would again like to thank San Anall wish, you the very best of luck dur- tonio Lodge' and their City for the hosing your reign. pitality shown at this convention. The My sincerest and most heartfelt next convention will be held here, in thanks go to Stanley Vrla, Hugo Schef- Waco. I hope to see all of you in our cak, and IVIiro. Jurcik for their wonder- fine city at the next SPJST Convention. ful work in insurance sales which added Fraternally yours, to our growing membership and which LaNell Ceska enabled me to finish third in the Dis)• trict 3 Contest. I would also like to WEST, TEXAS — LODKE NO. 54 take this opportunity to thank Brother Arnold M. Vrla, District Three Organiz- Dear members and readers: Our SPJST Youth. Club Meeting was er, and his wife, Helen, for the beautiful bracelet they gave me for being active held July 10th.- Arafery good attendance in our SPJST Lodge. I work for our Or- was had.

We had five new members join our der not so much to gain recognition and credit, but because I enjoy the work and Youth Club. They were introduced to us fun the SPJST holds for everyone. I by our Treasurer, Brother Adolph Marek, would also like to recognize and thank So, bring your friends to our next meetMartha Vrla, our Youth leader, for ing which will be held on August 7th. the time and effort which she has giv- Once they attend I am sure they will en to our Youth Club. To our Supreme get interested and sooner or later they , Lodge and District Three "Thank you so will want to join our Club.

At our last meeting we started planmuch for the lovely gifts you gave us, the princesses." I will treasure them ning and decided on a Volley Ball set always and cherish those who gave them and some swings for the smaller members, to me.

Don't forget that our next Meeting I remain will start at 2:00 p.m. instead of 4:00 Fraternally yours, p.m. so as to give us more time for our Deanna Vrla recreation.

Lodge 130 Dallas Fraternally yours, • AI • t Dolores Cepak LODGE NO. 66 WACO, TEXAS Reporter )• Dear Readers, This past month of June has been a LODGE NO. 66 WACO, TEXAS month of excitement and interest for Dear Members.

SPJST members. It too, was an imporSunday, July 10, 1960, Lodge 66 had tant month, for the State Convention its monthly meeting. At this meeting the was held, contestants of the District III Youth Day At the State Convention, held in were congratulated. I, too, would like to San Antonio, many business matters congratulate all members of Lodge 66 were carried on. These included the and the others who won in District III. At the Queen's Ball, held the night of eleetion of the State officers of our Fraternal Order. the Youth Day, Miss Cathy Adamcik of I, as a teenager attending this meet- Lodge 84 of Dallas was crowned 'Queen ing, felt I learned a lot about the busi- of District III for 1960-61. Congratulaness of the order. Soon my friends and I tions to you and your Lodge for this will hold offices in the SPJST and we title, Queen Cathy was crowned by Miss will need to know how our business is Janie Hubik, Queen for 1959-60 of Disthandled. rict III. At this July meeting, the Princesses I would like to thank all members of the San Antonio Lodge for the wonder- for our annual Princess Ball were anful job they did at this convention. nounced. These girls were announced Much 'entertainment' was planned, and as Princesses' for *1960: Mary. Sue Moore; was all enjoyed.

Mary Nell Narovec, Sharon Englekey,

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WednesdaY, July 27, 1960 Zephyr Spence, Norma Traywick, and LaNell Ceska.

Five girls are also running for duchess. They are as follows: Jan Spence.

Beverly Gajdusek, Margaret Narovec, Ira Joe Koen, and Frances Miller.

Our Princess Ball wil lbe, held on August 14 at Linden Hall. We hope everyone will come to our dance and I hope to see all of you there.

Fraternally, LaNell Ceska ) • 4, • ( LODGE 154 YOUTH CLUB FORT WORTH. TEXAS Dear Readers and Friend's, One of the happiest days of my life was Sunday June 26th, the day of District III's Youth Activity in Waco. I was chosen princess from my Lodge No. 154.

I tried to do my best for them, I want to thank my mother lodge for being so nice to me, and 'to all my friend's of District III. During that one day in Waco I met so many new friends and I also was pleased to see so many of my old friends. I'm sure all the members of District III were proud of that day in Waco. It was nice to see so many of my fellow youth of the SPJST who are interested in our lodge activities. I know our parents can be proud of all of us who participated.

I want to congratulate Miss Cathey Adamcik of Lodge No. 84 Dallas. She is the new 'Queen of District III. I know sh will honor her title. Alas I would like to congratulate our out-going Queen, Miss Janie Hubik. You did' a wonderful job, Janie.

In the last issue of the Vestnik I read a very nice letter from Miss Marilyn Ruzicka from Lodge No. 92, Ft. Worth. I think she had a very nice idea about writing something about herself. I don't see why all the princesses for the 1960 District III Queen's Contest don't write something about themselves.

I would like to write a little about myself. I am 16 years old and a junior (to be) at Saginaw High School in Saginaw, Texas. Saginaw is located about three miles north of Ft. Worth-. I am past president of the FHA and I will again be president next year. I am active in all sports in school and I am mascott of our football team.

Last year I was nominated as runner up for most beautiful.

I have two brothers and three sisters.

I am proud to say that my family is a 100% SPJST family. I am secretary of our Youth Club, 154. I am also very proud to be the granddaughter of SPJST's highest saleswoman in the state of 'Texas, Mrs . Anna Milan.

And now I share one of the nicest

Wednesday, July 27, 1960 honors with Miss Shirley Marek of Lodge No. 54 West, as runner-up for District III.Queen.

Again I want to thank everyone for being sa nice at our Youth Activity Day in Waco. Especially Mrs. Emma Ceska and her daughter LaNell for being so sweet and nice, not only to me, but to everyone who attended our Youth Day in Waco.

Sincerely yours, Donna Rose Steinman )• •( • WELL HERE GOES ON DIME BOX! Dime Box is a small thriving community in Lee County some fifteeil miles south of Caldwell. three miles east off Highway 21, known in the old days as the "Old San Antonio Road." It is the birthplace of the March of Dimes with the National kick off being held there some year back and the town gave 106% in its behalf. In honor of this the telephone company installed the first dial phones to help carry on the commemoration of the event.

Often asked by many people is how they took the name of Dime Box, it seems that years ago when someone wanted something say, thread, snuff, etc., he would place b, crime in his mail box with a note and the postman would purchase the article and deliver it to the owner.

Traveling south you can see some of the most beautiful country in Texas down through La Grange, Schulenburg, Hallettsville and on to Shiner, the home of the great Shiner Beer. They too have kind of a legend behind them. They have the smallest brewery in Texas, but according to Mr. Hybner, they are the happiest. I recall my father and uncles visited Shiner years ago for beer.

Recognized by many as the finest beer in the country. We are personally acquainted with everyone down there and they are really fine people. When Frances and I ga down to our old farm we never pass up going on down through the country.

Regards, Buel Matthews -) • :?• • ( BRYAN, TEXAS Dear Brothers' and Sisters: I guess I didn't make myself clear in my last week's letter about our district meeting and our youth activity day.

Please note that I did not mention the district meeting in my letter as I think that every one is familiar enough abaut our district meeting to know what is going on. We will have our usual youth program with our district meeting, on Sept. 18th,

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My last week's letter only pertains to our youth activity -day which will be held on October 9th and we will have the selecting of our queen on this day rather than the same day as our district meeting. Please understand that our contest will begin on August 1st and end on Sept 28th and our queen will be chosen on October 9th.

If you have any more questions contact me at once, please.

Thanks to Brother Hosek for questioning this and I sure hope this clarifies things.

Very truly yours, Mrs Lillie 1Viatejka Youth Director Dist 1 P.S. If you missed my letter last week please refer to it for details. Thanks.

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YOUTH CLUB, LODGE 88 HOUSTON

Dear Members and Friends: Time is now approaching when the teenagers of our lodge will celebrate their second anniversary. To commemorate this special occasion, we the teenagers of Lodge 88 are having our Second Anniversary Dance at which time our reigning Princess, Miss Betty Jean Slovacek, will crown the new Princess.

We are all busy planning this evening for we have had four meetings in one week alone. The big coming event will take place on the night of August 13, the dance starting at 9:00 p.m. the crowning of the Prince and Princess during the first intermission, and the dance ending at 1:00 p.m.

chances on these prizes are only 1 c each. • .

Being a contestant in this contest, I am selling both dance and door prize tickets. I would appreciate so much if you are going to buy either of 'the

Any teenage girl who desires to become a contestant in this contest and is a member of our lodge, between the ages of 15 and 19 is welcome to compete. Contact our sponsor, Mrs. Della Kadlecek, who will help you.

To become the Princess of our lodge, a girl must sell the largest amount of dance tickets and door prize tickets.

That is all we have to do. But, that is enough to keep one busy for a long time.

We cordially invite everyone to come and see the crowning of our new Princess and to enjoy dancing to the wonderful music of Vaughn Greene and his Imperials. These are a group of men who are presently attending the University of Houston, all of which are majoring in music. They can play any kind of music you set before them and especially those polkas and waltzes that we are all familiar with. The price of the dance ticket which also allows you to see the main event of the evening is only 90c per person, a price that can't be beat.

On that night we are going to have door prizes that are really nice and the

AWS-MilidgR tickets to come to me. My bome phone is JA 8-7627 or JA 2-8715 where you can call me or write to me at 3007 Brazos.

My escort, Frankie Kucera, is also' selling tickets. You may also contact him at 8053 Lenore or call MI 9-0118.

Hoping to see you at our Second Anniversary Dance, I am Yours very truly, Mildred Vala, Secretary

Strana, 22 CORRECTION The correct addYess of Miss Sandra Watson is: Sandra Kay Watson 2670 Bolivar St. Beaumont, Texas ) • ,e,„ • YOUTH CLUB LODGE NO. 92 Fort, Worth Dear Readers, Youth Club had a swimming party and hamburger fry Sunday July 17. Everyone that went had a really enjoyable time. Two visitors came and we want them to come again anytime they can.

The Youth Club will nave their monthly meeting Tuesday night August 2.'

We will have a short meeting with a dance afterwards. Everyone is invited to cove and be with us . Anyone having any popular records bring them. Be sure to have your name on each one so you can identify your records.

Yours truly, Brenda Krivanek • 4 • WEST, TEXAS Dear Readers, I would like to thank Waco Lodge No. 66 for being so very nice and helpful to us during the District Three Youth, Achievement Day which was held on June 26. I also want to thank Lodge 66 for the wonderful gifts which they gave us.

I want to thank Thy Lodge No. 54, for beeing so very helpful to me during the contest and also for the' gift of $10

VESTNIK — WEST, TEXAS who was always by my side waiting to help me, even though he had a lot of work of his own to do.

I want to congratulate lovely Cathey Adamcik from Lodge 84, who was crowned the new Queen of District III. I'm sure Cathey and her escort, Richard Sykora., will have much success during their reign.

Fraternally yours, Shirley Ann Marek • 4 • EAST BERNARD. TEXAS Dear Readers.

Our Youth Club was called to order at 2:00 p.m. by the Vice President. The roll was called and the minutes were read by our secretary. The old and new business was discussed Then the meeting was adjourned.

After the meeting we played games, there were prizes given to the winners.

Our next Youth Club meeting will be held on August 14th at 2:00 p.m. So make it a date to be with us. We will be expecting you.

Yours truly.

Trudy Brdecka, Vice President • 4 • SPJST LODGE NO. 66 WACO, TEXAS Dear Brothers and Sisters: You are cordially invited to attend the Waco SPJST Lodge Princess Ball to be held on Sunday, August 14, 1960 at Linden Hall, from 8:00 to 12:00 p.m. Coronation ceremonies will be held at 9:00 p.m , Music will be furnished by the Rudy Kurtz Orchestra of Shiner, Fraternally yours, Emma Ceska, Youth Leader Waco SPJST Lodge No. 66 • (

iffecthesday, July 27, 1960 Batteries for the game were: Albin Vrana and Wes Jaska, pitching and Wilbur Munger catching I eadiiig hitters were Albin Vrana with two hits, Joe Jarolik and Wes Jaska, had one hit apiece. Getting on base via walks were Adolph Janecka, two times; Ben Jarma, and. Leonard Drozd, both walked once.

Bat boys for the game were Don Jarma and Jackie Chmelar.

Thursday night, July 21, we will play the Gulf Service Team at Samuels Diamond No. 2.

Monday night July 25 we are to play Strickland Transportation at Lawnyiew Diamond No. 2.

We hope to see a lot of our members and friends at some of our games. It means a lot to the team When there are a lot of fans in the stands, the players seem to play much better ball. We do hope that a lot of you will come out.

Fraternally yours, Ben Jarma, Mgr. Lodge 84 Softball Team ) • tt• •

In Memoriam RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY We, the Resolution Committee of SPJST Lodge Bila Hera No, 16 of Hallettsville, Texas, wish to express our heartfelt Sympathy to the bereaved family of our departed Sisters, MRS. JOY RAY FOJT and Her Little Daughter MEDINA KAY FOJT Who died in an auto accident on May 14th 1960 near Sealy, Texas. Both were buried at the Cemetery at Nacogdoches, Texas, on May 17th. Elster Joy-Ray was Born January 20, 1934, and Little Medina Kay was born Jan. 24, 1959.

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Surviving are her husband Bro. Alton Fopt who is still in the Columbus Hospital. Her little daughter Machelle, and her parents of Nacogdoches.

May our departed Sister Rest in LODGE 84, SOFTBALL CLUB Eternal Peace.

Dear Brothers and Sisters: Resolution Committee Monday night, July 18, we dropped a A, B. Dusek 5-to-2 decision to the strong Massoud Henry Melnar Marine Team. The four runs scored in Julius Sevcik the first inning, two of which were un• 4 • earned got us in trouble and we just which they gave me. I especially want couldn't overcome this disadvantage.

The trouble with most "friends" is to thank my brother, Edmund Marek, Actually, after the first inning, our that they won't pay the price of loyal who is an organizer for Lodge 54, and team as a whole played very good ball. friendship when a test came.

Weilnesday,7 July -17,- 1960

"Friends" In The Texas News 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 mem-. bers that interest 911 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.

Final rites for Frank Joe Mikulencak Sr., 74, of Rt. 1, Rosenberg were held in the Garmany and Company Chapel in Rosenberg Thursday with. Rev . Gordon/ Hepl officiating. Mr. Mikulencak passed away at his home. He had been a resident of Fort Bend County since 1919 and was a retired farmer.

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40 In a double ring ceremony performed at 4 p.m. Sunday at the First Methodist Church in Rogers, Miss Martha Ann Necas of Rogers became the bride of Howell Dean Coleman of Huntsville. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Necas of Rogers and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Coleman of Huntsville.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Michalsky Sr. of Crosby. former Fayette countians observed their golden wedding anniversary on Sunday, July 10. The couple renewed their wedding vowe in a brief ceremony at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Crosby.

• Frank J . Chmelik, 64, of Fairchilds, died Thursday morning about 7:45 from a self-inflicted gunshot wound in the right temple. According to Chief Deputy Ervin Hurta he was home with his wife at the time. A son, John, was to have taken him to Houston hospital for an ex_ amination and before he arrived the incident occurred. Mr. Chmelik had suffered two strokes recently. Deputy Hurta said, the last one three weeks ago.

• The descendants of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Ivicic met in reunion at Jackson Park, in Temple, Sunday, July 3rd.

All ten of the children with their families, were present About 80 persons attended the reunion.

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John L. Sulak, suffered a compound fracture of the ri ght, hip in a fall in her home shortly after noon last Friday. She was taken to Fayette Memorial Hospital.

• 0 Dennis F. Juren of Effinger, who for the past three years has been employed in the offices of the Eastern States Petroleum Co., Houston, Has resigned to accept a position of administrative assistant of the Trackside Service Stations in Mississippi. Mr, Juren is the son of Postmaster and Mrs. D. A. Juren of Ellinger.

• Nicholas W. (N. W.) Janak, Jr. died in the Renger Memorial Hospital at 10:35 a.m. Thursday, July 14, at the age of 88 years, 7 months and 14 days. He was born in Moravia, Europe, on Nov. 30, 1871. As a child, he migrated with his parents to America and settled at Wield, Texas.

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Strum 23 my have announced the -engagement and approaching marriage • of their daughter, Patricia, to Elton Ramthun.

He is the son of E. B. Ramthum of Hol-• land. The wedding is set for Aug. 20 at the Little River Methodist Church.

Mrs. Lillie Gritzman .Eixtuan was honored with, a wedding shower Sunday at the SPJST Hall in Needville.

O 4 Rogers — Mrs. Johnnie Martin, sponsor of the Rogers High School newspaper, and Brian Harbour and Roselyn Wentrcek will attend the 1960 High School Publications Workshop at Texas A. and M. College. Mrs. Martin will attend on a Newspaper Fund, Inc scholarship as one of the leaders of the conference.

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The only child of ex-Senator and Mrs. L. J. Sulak of La Grange, John L. Sulak, 52, died Thursday at a San Antonio hospital after an illness of several months , thiration. He was the managing editor of the Fayette County RecMr. and Mrs. Johnnie Steffek are the ord. Our sympathy to the Family. proud parents of their third son born to them in the Renger Hospital on A bridal shower was held Sunday, June 28th at 12:15 a.m. He weighed 9 July 16th at the Elk Hall for Janie Vieha pounds and 2 ounces and will receive the of Axtell, bride-elect of Jerome Lehr- name of Donald Ray. He is receiving a mann of Riesel who will be married Aug. hearty welcome from :his two brothers.

13th, Miss Vicha received many lovely Darryl and David. and useful gifts.

Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Attorney General Will Wilson recent- Johnny Patek of Yoakum are the proud ly won temporary injunctions against parents of a baby girl born at the Huth six more corporations in the crumbling Memorial Hospital in Yoakumi. The litinsurance investment empire of W. L. tle Miss arrived July 5, tipping the scale ounces.

Bridges. Injunctions were granted by at eight pounds and District Judge J. Harris Gardner, who Mr. and Mrs. Claude Jalufka of Moulalso named State Liquidator C . H. Langdeau as temporary receiver for the- six ton are very much rejoiced over the arrival of a baby boy born to them at the firms.

The five insurance companies placed Renger Hospital. The little lad was born in temporary receivership and the on Thursday July, 7th at 6:55 p.m. and amount of their insolvency were: Rains is the couple's third child.

0 • Service Insurance Co. Marshall, $241,Pomykal, Melenda Melea, 5 lb, 12 oz.

316; Rains and Talley Burial Association, Marshall, $5,646; The Palms Burial daughter born July 16. to Mr. and Mrs. Association, Houston, $16,028; The Palms Harold Alvin Pomykal of Rt, 1, Troy.

9 Life Insurance Co., Houston, $14,731; Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Scotka of East and the Western Mutual Life AssociaBernard announce the birth of a son, tion, Sweetwater, $22,048.

Anthony Joseph born June 29th at the Rugley-Blasingame Hospital in WharThe body of Frank Mikulencak. about ton. He weighed 7 lb,e, 101/4 ozs. The 70, was found in his home on the Ike grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Louis Walzel farm about 7:3() Tuesday. It was Scotka of East Bernard and Mr. and estimatel the man had been dead about Mrs John Bienski Sr. of Houston, Texas. five days. Justice of the Peace Cassie Jo ) Waller has withheld a verdict pending Houston Lodge No. 88 — Youth Club's autopsy.

Second Anniversary Dance to be held • • Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spaniel of Acade- August 13. Please remember this date.

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Cdiunm FISHING LICENSES Austin — Despite warnings, fishermen still presist in going out without licenses. The June report of the director of law enforcement of the Game and Fish Commission showed 207 sports fishermen paid fines, and 24 in the commercial fishing industry went to court.

Game wardens also made it hard on telephoners" They arrested 12 anU charged them with illegal use of electrical devices in catching fish.

The game wardens during June made 319 arrests. The courts collected $6621 in fines and costs.

New hunting and fishing licenses for the 1960-61 season will be mailed out of Austin August 19, to license deputies throughout the state. They will go on sale shortly thereafter. New licenses are required. after Sept. 1 . In the meantime, a license is required of anyone who fishes outside his home county, or who fishes with a rod and reel if he is between the ages of 17 and 65.

• DOVE SEASON DATES SET Austin — Hunters seem to be well pleased at the bonus dove shooting they will get during the 1960 season, according to the executive secretary of the Game and Fish Commission.

The North Zone season this year will start at 12 noon, Sept. 1, and close at sunset October 30. The South Zone will open October 7 and close December 5, except in the counties where whitewinged dove shooting will be permitted three days earlier.

The White-winged dove season will be for three clays, Sept. 9, 10, and 11. This season will be from 2 p.m. until sunset.

There also will be an increase in bag limit on mourning doves for the upcoming season. The shooters will be permitted; to take 15 per day and have 30 in possession.

Whitewing shooters, who may also Rill mourning doves at the same time, will be permitted to have 10 whitewings and 5 mourners for the first day of hunting. They may have 20 mourning

doves and 10 whitewings in posession after the second day.

Generally, the Texas quail season will begin December 1, under the general laws. The Commission will set the quail season in regulatory authority counties at its meeting October 7. At that time, biologists will know more about the supply of birds.

Another drastic change in the hunting laws will be legalizing spike bucks in counties under regulatory authority. ) • 4, Hunting Seasons Set by Game Body Austin — The Garne and Fish Commission met in Austin Friday July 15, to set up hunting regulations in counties under their regulation. Biologists of the Commission met in Austin three days in advanvce and tabulated recommendations •following public hearings in nearly 100 Texas counties during the past two weeks.

Generally, hunting and fishing regulations in those counties will be changed /cry little, according to Howard Dodgen, executive secretary.

Biologists have recommended amending the regulations in a number of counties to permit the killling of spike bucks Dodgen said. "Anterless deer will include the killing of spike bucks as well as doe under the proposal. However, this will be just a recommendation of the field men and the actual administration will be done by the commission, with their announcement to be made later."

Another important question they discussed was liberalizing the dove season because of the increased number of birds apparent this year it is possible that the season might be increased 10 days or .n icrease in the daily bag limit.

It is also expected that the white-wing clove season will be set for three days in mid September , Whether the hunting days will be consecutive or alternate remains to be seen.

For the past three years shooting has been on alternate days, with a bag limit of 10 doves, either of mourners or whitewings, or a combination of both.

The Commission also must set next year's operating budget.

Wednesday, July 27, 1960 2. You fish on property which you own or upon which you reside.

3 • You fish with a trotline, throwline or ordinary pole and line having no reel or other winding device attached IF you are fishing in the county in which you reside.

4. You have a commercial fisherman's license. But if you have that means you must: a) observe commercial size limits, b) have a license for your boat, trawl, oyster dredge or nets of any kind (if you use them).

If you are in doubt about your need of a fishing license, then see your game warden.

The current fishing license is in effect until August 31, when new licenses must be procured. ) • 4 • (

THANKS FROM AMERICAN SOKOL Whereas, the American Sokol Organization appreciated the aid and support that it has received from certain Czech Fraternal Benefit Societies; and

Whereas, the American Sokol Organization is in need of the continued support of these Fraternal Benefit Societies; Now Therefore, Be It Resolved, that all,of the delegates assembled at the IX American Sokol Organization Convention held in Cedar Rapids, Iowa on June 22, 1960, by a rising vote of thanks, express their appreciation to Western Bohemian Fraternal Association, Czechoslovak Society of America, Slavonic Benevolent society of Texas, and Unity of Czech Ladies and Men, for their unselWarning — Buy Fishing Licenses!

A new warning to fishermen to buy fish aid and support given to the licenses now is being posted in public American Sokol Organization in its efplaces near the water for the benefit forts to promulgate the teachings of of fishermen, according to the director Fuegner and Tyrs on American soil. of law enforcement of the Game and Be it Further Resolved, that a copy Fish Commission. of this resolution be transmitted to the The large placards remind that a above named Fraternal Benefit Sociefishing license is required to fish in salt ties. or fresh water, unless: IX General American Sokol Organization Convention 1. You are under 17 or over 65 years of age.

Chas. T. Kropik, Chmn.

Wednesday, July 27, 1960

SPJST CALENDAR Lodge 92 Fort Worth at the National Hall announces a very exclusive dance with the orchestra of Brother Jahn Rejcek of Abbott playing . So if you love to have a real good time come and join us on the 23rd of July at the Roberts Cut off road.

• • "Youth Activity Day" October 9 at Lodge 39 Hall near Bryan, Texas, starting at 9:00 o,clock in the morning. Judging of entries will begin at 10:00 a.m.

Prizes will be given to participants.

Dancing Contest, singing, lunches, speaking and at 8:00 p.m. Princess and Queen dance. For details read the letter of our Sister Matejka.

• • Houston Sokol, will hold an Exhibition Drill on Sunday, Aug. 7 and the different Texas Units will participate.

Meal will be served at noon and a Bazaar will also be held. You all are invited.

• • "Big Annual Picnic" at our SPJST Lodge No. 6 Cottonwood — 3 miles east of West, Texas. Sunday August 7. Beginning at 4:00 p.m. Supper served at 5:30 p.m. consisting of Barbecue and Fried Chicken with all the trimmings and kolaches, cake, strudel and other goodies for your dessert. — Dance at night beginning at 8 o'clock. Music by Slim Haisler and his Polka Boys of Temple. Fish Pond and other activities. Everyone cordially invited. ) • 3,* • LODGE 84 DALLAS, TEXAS July 30 Saturday, Teen-Age Club Princess Dance Music By Mr. John Rejcek's Orchestra August 6 Saturday — Dance — Music by Ed Faraizl Orchestra August 20 Saturday — Dance — Music by Eric Honza August 21 Sunday — Monthly Meeting — 4:00 p.m. and Family Night September 3 Saturday — Dance — Music by Ed Rejcek's Orchestra (pending) September 17 Saturday -- Dance — Music by Ed. Faraizl Orchestra September 18 Sunday — Monthly Meeting 4:00 p.m. and Family Night October 1 Saturday — "Vino Brani" Dance, music

by Eric Honza Orchestra October 15 Saturday — "Barn Dance" Music by John Rejcek's Orchestra

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CALENDAR OF ELK LODGE NO. 35 July 30 — Henry Dulok of West August 6 — Albin Matus and His RhyCALVIN CHERVENKA thm Playboys of Waco.

Wednesday, July 27 August 13 — Free Dance — The Polka Slim Haisler and His Playboys — WedDots of West ding Dance — SPJST Hall in BuckAugust 20 — Albin Matus and His Rhyholts thm Playboys of Waco August 27 — Texas Village Boys of Tem- Sil Krenek orchestra — Plainview Community Center near El Campo. ple. ) • 4 • ( Saturday, July 30 Adela and The Music Masters and VraMORE. TRAINED NURSES NEEDED zel Polka Band — Battle Dance — In a survey of nursing needs and reSPJST' Hall in Buckholts sources in a two-year study co-sponsor- Emil Bartos, orchestra — Wedding ed by Texas Graduate Nurses' AssociaDance — American Legion Hall in tion, the Board of Nurse. Examiners for Shiner the State of Texas, and Texas League Henry Dulock orchestra SPJST Lodfor Nursing, in association with Texas ge 35 Hall in Elk Commission on Patient Care, Hi-Toppers orchestra — Waco SPJST Linden Hall in Elm Mott It was learned that the ratio of profLee Ilse orchestra — Fair Ground Hall essional nurses in Texas is only 128 per in La Grange 100,000 population. The national average is more than twice this number. Sil Krenek orchestra — American Legion Hall in Crosby Officers of the Texas League realize imRudy Kurtz orchestra — KT Hall in San mediate relief through recruitment is Antonio not possible. The number of nurses George Machart and His Polka Boys — needed to keep pace with Texas' growNew SPJST Hall in Bryan ing population are not being trained or Adolph Migl orchestra—Wedding Dance retained in active practice. In addition Ellinger Hall to the: intensive recruitment efforts, Charles Mikush, orchestra — K and G the workshop aims toward strengthenHall near Victoria ing the skills of those who are respon- Bill Mraz orchestra — Bill Mraz Hall in sible for directing the nurs.ing care of Houston patients.

Joe: Patek orchestra — SPJST Hall in Taylor Since 1951 Miss Smith had been director of nursing at the Deleware Coun- John Rejcek orchestra — Teen Age Club Princess Dance -- SPJST Pokrok ty Memorial Hospital, Drexel Hill, PennHall in Dallas sylvania. She completed the master's program of study with a mapor in nursSunday, July 31 ing education at Teachers College, Col- Henry Brosch orchestra Wedding ubmia Unicersity • in 1947. She has Dance — Praha Pavilion planned and directed workshop pro- Adolph Migl orchestra — KJT Picnic grams, served as nursing services conand Dance — Plum Parish Hall sultant to a number or hospitals and Joe Patek orchestra — Moravan Hall at has been a frequent speaker for regional Corn Hill near Jarrell and state hospitals and nursing associa- Vravel Polka Band — Beyersville Hall tion programs, She will join the Texas near Taylor League staff at Austin headquarters on All the above danc es are at night un August • 4•( less otnerwiSe specified . This is a free service but applies only to those dances Navy officer at a South Sea Island at which mainly polka and waltz music station undertook to give an old native is played by a live orchestra. The Vestnik a lesson in basic English. He pointed to or wri ter will assume no responsibility a sailor and said "man." The native du- resultina- from any dance announcement tiifully repeated "man." which Is listed i this column IPAtings That gave the officer a thrill. He then from orcnestras and dance hall should pointed to a tree and said "tree." The oe received at least one week before native echoed, "tree." publication. Send all listings to Calvin Just then a plane roared overhead. Cherven.,:a, Route 2. Rogers Texas The officer thought he'd be a little dif)• ferent this time so se said "What is Banker — What can I do for you? that?"

Mrs. J. — I — ah— would like to get The native squinted at the plane and said, "I'm not sure. It looks like a PB2Y a little loan on the $25 I paid down on my car. or it might be a B-24."

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Types Certificates

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Wednesday, July 27, 1960

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

vastane vypiacene pojineni no, $1,000.00.

CLASS JE: Endowment at age 18 full Tftida MX: lOti lets fipisova ochrana ktera„ se roone zmenSuje, benefit at age 1 zUstane myplacene. pojigteni CLASS 0: 20 Pay Endowment full benna $1,000.00.

CLASS B: Ordinary Iife efit at age 1 CLASS PR: Preferred Risk, ordinary CLASS II: 20 Pay, Endowment at age 60 Talk N. lOti lets iipisava ochrana.

ClenUrn kteti mail vyplIfeelife Full benefit at age 1 ne penize ad SPJST CLASS C:20 Pay Life Payor Insurance: This Order offers TAIDA N2: lOti let& upisova ochrana. payors of premiums for members in this CLASS D: 15 Pay Life tienum, kteii nemaji p gjedepartment the benefit of PAYCIRs INku na majetek od SPJST SURANCE according to which plan payCLASS E: 10 Pay Life ment of premiums stops upon the death TRIDA 5T: 5ti lets lhutni. Obnovitelna CLASS F: 15 Pay Endowment a zmenitelna. of the payor.

CLASS 0: 20 Pay Endowment TRIM 10T: lOti lets lhutni. ObnovitelRespectfully submitted na a zmenitelna.

Joe B. Hejny CLASS H: Endowment at age 65

Offered _7y Our SPJST

CLASS I: 20 Pay, Endowment at age 60 CLASS K: Ordinary Life, Paid-up at 65 CLASS L: Double Indemnity Insurance, issued up to the sum of $5.000.00 CLASS M: Retirement at 65

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TRIDA 20T: 20ti lets lhutni. Zmenitelna. V Detskem addeleni.

TRIDA JT: Doeasne poji gteni do 16 let, ktere se mute zmeniti na VYberte si die potieby kterekoliv jine pojEteni, kkdYkoliv nez dosahne 16 TRIDA B: DoZivotni, poplatky se plati let. az do smrti. risk SP.TST

CLASS MC: 20 year decreasing mort- TRIDA PR: Prednostni dcdivotni gage protection with a $1,000.00 Paid-up certifi- TRIDA C: 20ti splatkova, dOivotni. Poplatky se plati pouze 20 let. cate after 20 years.

CLASS MX: 10 year decreasing mort- TRIDA D: 15ti splatkova, daivotni. Po platky se plati pouze 15 let. gage protection with a $1,000.00 Paid-up certif- TRIDA: E: lOti splatkova daivotni. Poicate after 10 years ' platky se plati pouze 10 let.

CLASS N: 10 year decreasing mortgage TRIDA F: 15ti lets nadae`ni. Obnos cerinsurance, issued to memtifikatu jest vyplacen za 15 bers who have real estate let. loans from SPJST TRIDA G: 20ti lets nadaeni. Obnos cerCLASS N2: 10 year decreasing mortgage tifikatu jest vyplacen za 20 insurance issued to memlet. bers who have real estate loans from other than the TRIDA H: NadUoni ye 65ti let. Dien plati poplatky a.g do 65ti let.

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TRIDA C: 20ti splatkova daivotni. PlnY obnos pojiSteni se vyplati pripadu funrti od veku 1 roku.

TRIDA D: 15ti sPlatkova, daivotni. PlnSr obnos poji gteni se vyplati v pripadu Candi od veku 1 roku.

TRIDA lOti splatkova, doZ1votni. PlnSr obnos pojISteni se vyplati v ptipadu amrti od veku 1 roku.

TRIDA JE: Nadaeni v dosa2eni 18 let: piny obnos pojiMeni se vy. plati v pripadu funrti od yeku 1 roku.

TRIDA G: 20ti lets nada.eni, pinSr obnos pojiSteni se vyplati v pripaCLASS 5T: 5 year term, renewable and TRIDA I: 20ti splatkov - , nadaeni ye du timrti od veku 1 roku.

6Oti let. convertable TRIDA I: 2oti splatkova, nadaeni ye yeCLASS 10T: 10 year term, renewable TRIDA K: Splatkova do 65t1 let, doa. ku 60 let, pink obnos se vyplati v pripavotni. and convertable du Unirti od veku 1 roku.

Payor Insurance: CLASS 20T: 20 year term, convertable TRIDA L: Dvojnasobne firazove pojiSteni (Double Indemnity) ceronly tlentm v torn Detskem Odcertifikat se vystavuje do boru jest, Jednotou poskyobnosu $5,000.00, dodateene JUVENILE DEPARTMENT tovana vYhoda ochrany pok jinemu certifikatu. platky za, ditko platiciho, CLASS JT: Term insurance to 16 years tak zvanou "Payor Insur4 of age which may be con- TRIDA M: Penslini pojistka. Po dosa, eni 65 rokt star i elen dostamice", kteralto ochrana za verted into any other class va, mesieni prijem dokud mirnY mesieni poplatek zba, of insurance before attainpied 80 lety Iuje, v pripadu smrti platiing age 16. dedici dostanou mesiepoplatky povinnosti CLASS C: 20 Pay Life, full benefit at ni prijem do 80 vS7roei naclargho placeni poplatka na age 1 rozenin elena. takto chranenST certifikat.

Respectfull y submitted, CLASS D: 15 Pay Life, full benefit at TRIDA MC: 20ti 'eta fipisova ochrana Joe B. Hejny ktera se rape zmeauje, age 1

Wednesday, July 27, 1960

High Standards For Nursing Homes In 1953, the Texas Legislature placed the responsibility for establishing standards and issuing licenses for all Texas convalescent and nursing homes in the hands of the Texas State Department of Health. Basically, the law requires any home or. institution keeping four or more persons unrelated to the proprietor to secure a State license if any minor treatment or service is offered beyond the basic provision of room, board and lanundry.

Under the ruling hotels (or similar placeS offering only food and lodging), hospitals, faith healing homes, chiropractic clinic, and establishments furnishing only baths and massages are not included. Not exempt under the law are non-profit and governmental spore sorest convalescent and nursing homes.

The licensing law authorizes the State Board of Health to establish and publicize minimum standards in relation to construction, staffing, sanitation, diet and equipment in each home in order to insure the health, safety, and welfare of each guest or patient residing in the licensed facility. The enforcing of these standards is also the responsibility of the State Health Department.

Minimum standards were set for two classes of homes, namely, nursing homes and the custodial or attendant care homes.

The two classes of homes must meet the same standards of construction.

However, in such matters as staffing, equipment, records, and specialized services, the requirements for licensed nursing homes are much higher than the licensure standards for custodial of attendant care homes.

Since the program began several years ago, the State Board of Health has upgraded the minimum licensing standards twice. This has resulted in greatly improved sheltered care facilities for the aged and chronically ill.

At the end of the first year of operation in 1954, the total number of licensed nursing and care homes was 462 wit: an approved capacity of 8,535 beds.

Ntire'ng homes account for 302 of this nuenber with 8,3 a5 beds. Two hundred forty-nine with 4,071 beds are licensed as custodial or attendant care homes.

Over 550 homes with more than 12,000 beds are privately owned and operated; whereas 40 homes with 2,330 beds are non-proprietary facilities and 26 homes

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with a combined capacity of 5'77 beds are negro homes.

Strange as it may seem, there are 124 counties that do not have a licensed nursing or care home within their boundaries. From a standpoint of geography, there are homes located 35 miles south of Liberal, Kansas, in North Texas, to Brownsville in South Texas; El Paso in west Texas, to Newton in deep east Texas.

Sixty-nine per cent or 407 of all licensed facilities are located in cities and counties, served by State affiliated full-time health departments.

A limited study of about half of the homes licensed this year indicates an average occupancy rate of 80 per cent.

In nursing homes, 67 per cent of the patients are ambulatory, whereas 85 per cent of the guests in custodial care homes are ambulatory.

Of the 318 homes reviewed, the annual reports indicate that 124 or three Per cent of the patients in nursing homes had been furloughed from State hospitals and 134 or six per cent of the guests in the custodial care homes reviewed are furloughed from State hospitals. It is encouraging to note that 48 per cent or the nursing homes and 26 per cent of the care homes reported attendance at educational seminars duly, ing the past yar.

The law permits the State Department of Health, through the Nursing and Convalescent Home Division to delegate to local health departments the authority to make inspections and recommendations pursuant to issuing licenses.

The same authority is given to cooperate with other state and local agencies in carrying out its responsiblities.

Health Department officials cooperate closely with local departments of health, city and county health of ficiers and city fire marshals. If staff is sufficient, municipalities are encouraged to enact ordinances which in effect exceed the nlnimum standards permissable under state law. Experience proves that local health departments with a "team work" approach to the enforcement of standards, have made tremendous progress in providing improved homes for care of the chronically ill and aged.

The nursing home program affords a wonderful opportunity for teamwork by members of the local health department staffs because the average nursing home needs and utilizes the services of every member of the health department. An ducational approach is recommended, during inspectional services and consultation to the licensed nursing and care home. Legal proceedings are used only When a situation or condition may jus-

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tify such action.

Fundamentally, good nursing or care home operation requires a favorable located acceptable physical plant. The sanitation section of a local health department sees to it that the physical plant qualifies. The construction, water supply and sewage disposal systems, housing conditions, grounds and surroundings, food preparations and service, and safety precautions from fire and other hazards all come under the scrutiny of a trained sanitarian.

The bublic health nurse is interested in determining that each patient or guest receives good nursing or personal care. The best results are achieved when the public health nurse adopts the role of teacher and counselor to the administrator andâ&#x20AC;˘ staff of the home. Everything from evaluating nursing care equipment to checking overall housekeeping and safety factors are checked by the public health nurse. ment director. in addition to coordinating all activities and services in the program of supervising nursing and care homes, the director is especially concerned with the medical care' program in each licensed facility.

The director maintains a close liaison between local medical societies and licensed facilities located under his jurisdiction. Other personal health considerations of the patients concern attendant physicians, personal physicians, proper. treatment in nursing homes, and encouraging dental evaluations and care.

The important role played by the health unit clerical staff should not be overlookete, It is vitally important that accurate records be maintained covering inspections and consulative visits in each licensed home. Good records are valuable in charting progress achieved and can be the backbone for enforcement procedures if it becomes necessary to deny, suspend or revoke a license.

Each member of the public health team strives to keep thoroughly familiar with state law, local ordinances and standards Of licensing nursing and care homes. By being so informed they are in a position to give consultation to individuals and groups of individuals who may be planning a new home, remodeling an existing building or making an addition to a home already licensed.

State licenses are issued to the individual applicant as well as to the premises to be occupied. Each new applicant for license must meet certain educational, physical, mental and moral qualifications ,arkl, establish financial responsibility before a license can be granted.

Strana 28 THE TRLICA FAMILY REUNION The descendents of the John Trlica, Paul Trilea and sister Vera Trlica (Shimek) held their fifth Trlica. family reunion on Sunday July 17, 1960 at the Recreation Hall at Hallettsville. The attendance was large, there were 92 adults and 28 children a total of 120 and they came from Hallettsville community, Sheridan, Weimar, Eagle Lake, Garwood, Hungerford, Yoakum, Sinton, Kingsville, Corpus Christi, Houston, Ne:edville, Jourdanton, and Granger. From Granger attended Mr. and Mrs. Jno. P. Trlica and Mrs. John Dusek. The next reunion will be held next summer again at Hallettsville, Texas, The two brothers, John and Paul, and their *Sister Vera came to Texas in the year 1869. They settled and purchased farm Aand seven miles north-east of Hallettsville. The late John Trlica and family donated four acres of farm land for use as, a cemetery and site for the Czech-Moravian Brethren Church which was erected in 1894.

The two brothers John, Paul, and sister Vera having originally resided at Vsetin, Czechoslovakia. Named the immediate Community of their residence, the Texas Vsetin.

By J. P. T. ) • 4 • HAS MY SISTER LOST HER AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP? Question: My sister was naturalize,d as a United States citizen in 1922, more than 30 years ago. In 1951 she returned to live in her native country. At that time she was 66 years old. She has been told by the local authorities abroad that, by reason of her residence in the country of her birth, she has again acquired her original citizenship. Does that mean that she has lost her American citizenship?

Answer: No. Not unless your sister has actually taken steps to expatriate herself — such, for example, as formally renouncing her American citizenship, taking an oath of allegiance to another country, or voting in a foreign political election. Under the law in effect before the Immigration and Nationality Act, your sister would have lost her American citizenship if she resided for two years or more in her native country and thereby reacquired her original citizenship. This is no longer the case. Under existing law, naturalized citizens lose their American citizenship if they reside continuously for three years in the country of their birth or former nationality, or five years in any other foreign state.

There are, however, a number of exceptions to these rules — for example,

VAST Ni X WEST, TEXAS

Wednesday, July 27, 1960

A visitor to California was enjoying the wonders of that fair state as pointed out by a native.

"What beautiful grapefruit" exclaimed the visitor. "Those are just small lemons," sneered the Californian.

Gazing at some huge sunflowers the visitor asked "what are those enormous flowers?"

"Just dandelions," the native replied disinterestedly.

A few minutes later they came to the Los Angeles river. "Ah," said the visitor, "I see someone has a radiator leak."

• • Towers built in Little America in 1928 — 70 feet high, were found to be only 36 feet high by another expedition in 1934, and 5 feet tall in 1954, the base had not settled, but the snow had built up about them. The generators on these towers still generated current, and operated lights.

• • A car may be bent and twisted awry, But it isn't the car that'll have to die — TEXAS FARM INCOME HIGH College Station — Texas far outrank- It's the DRIVER! • • ed other states in cash for cotton, rice and grain sorghum in 1959, reports John Above his head the dasies shake, G. McHaney, economist for the Texas He stepped on the gas instead of the Agricultural Extension Service. brake!

Cotton was the leading source of in) • 4 • ( conae for Texas farmers as it brought in one-third of the total agricultural receipts. Although Texas grain sorghum accounted for over half of the U.S. production, it accounted for only 10 per cent of the state's farm income, McHaney District 1 stated.

V. H. BARINA In other rankings, Tams was second Route 1 in receipts from cattle and calves, Srnithville, Texas fourth in sheep and lambs and peanuts, District 2 and fifth in flaxseed. Even though TexBEN MIKOLAJ as retained its top spot for number of 111 W. Rio Grande St. cattle and calves on hand, Iowa ranks Taylor, Texas first in total cash rec eipts, McHaney said.

District 3 ) • 4 • (ARNOLD M. VRLA 6307 Saratoga Circle A pair of deer hunters were sorely DALLAS 14, TEXAS disappointed to find, when the hunting District 4 season arrived, that their guide had FRED KVETON deserted the hunting occupation and Route 1 turned to being a guide for fishermen.

Abernathy, Teas "What's the matter, don't you like hunters?"

District 5 "Shure, I like 'em fine" was his reply.

J. M. SKRABANEK "Do fishermen pay more?"

4720 Bellaire Blvd.

"Nope!"

Bellaire, Texas "Then what's the Idea of taking up District 6 with them?"

TGNAC SENKYRIK "Well, I just got tired of being shot 405 Market St. at for deer. — So far ain't nobody misEl Campo, Texas took me for a fish!"

District 7 • JAROSLAV KLEPRLIK 1206 Lamar St. Use your eyes, use your ears, San Antonio, Texas Use your brakes: you'll last for years.

naturalized citizens who reside abroad because of employment by the U.S. government, or because they are representing a bona fide Anaerican commercial or educational organization, or because they are prevented from returning to the United States by illness or the ill health of a parent, spouse or child, etc.

Also — and this is the exception that applies to your sister's case — the foregoing rules about loss of citizenship because of residence abroad, do not apply to naturalized citizens who have lived in the United States for at least 25 yars after their naturalization, and who are at least 60 years old when they ;establish their residence abroad. It is immaterial in such cases whether or not by returning to their country of birth, they reacquired their original citizenship , But they must be careful not to do anything that would lose them their American citizenship, such as voting in a foreign political election or plebiscite. ) • 4 •

Addresses Of Our District Organizers

Ve stkedu, dne 27. eervence 1960

Narodni Konvence Politickirch Stran Pied 128 lety seSla se v Baltimore, v Marylandu, prvni narodni politicks kon 'ence, aby vybrala ,kandidaty do nejvyASicho vladnich ittadtit na misto pre sidenta a mistopresidenta.

Stalo se tak v kvetnu 1832, kdy demokraticka strana jednohlasne znovujmenovala Andrew Jacksona pro druhy ter min presidentskY a zvolila Martina Van, Burena za kandidata do Utadu mistopresidenta. Populace zeme odhadovala se tou dobou asi na 13 miliorni.

AmerickY system konvenci je v mnoha smerech jedineenY. Nespodiva na autorite zakona, a je financovan z velke Casti samou stranou, i kdy mesta, ktera maji z takovYch konvenci prospech, sou peti o test stati se hostiteli a jsou obydejne ochotny za takovou privilegii platiti.

Narodni konvence je tedy ve skuteenosti toliko funkci strany. Jeji ptedni a ztejmY fidel je vyvoliti kandidaty strany a soudashe vyuZiti ptilelitosti k ptezkou Setif sveho politickeho mineni v celozemskem metitku.

Prilbeh konvence hlavni politicks stra ny je velmi ru gnY a dramatickY. JeviStem je ohromnY sal, yyzdobenY prapory, podobiznami a jinYmi dekoracemi v nemZ se sejde ideset az patnact tisic lidi. Snad nejzajimavejSi charakteristikou konvence je hluk a aspon zdanlivY zmatek.

Po formainim zahajeni konvence pied sedou narodniho vYboru strany nasleduje modlitba a pak zazpivani narodni hymny. Na odporudeni narodniho vYboru strany voli delegati mute, ktery bude trvalYm pkedsedou konvence. Sou easne jsou dosazeni i jini, doeasni dinovnici.

Nasleduje hlaS'eni vYboru, eteni pravidel konvence a jine formality, a konedne ptichazi na iadu hlavni vec: 'ateni programu strany. Toto je vetejne pro hlageni zasad a zameril, ktere strana propaguje. Volici tak piedem zjiSt'uji, jakYmi zasadami se strana tidi, o co usiluje, jake je jeji stanovisko k rfiznYna vnittnim a mezinarodnim otazkam, ja14m zpilsobem doufa zlepSiti pomery v zemi.

Po schvaleni tohoto programu (t. zv. platformy`, dochazi k .uskuteenovani sku tedneho Adelu konvence, t. j. ke jmenovani kandidatft do uiadiz presidents a mistopresidenta.

Kandidat je obydejne navrZen syYm ptivrZencem. Po vyjmenovani v gech presidentskYch ,kandidatil ,dochazi k hlasovani. Statni delegace jsou vyvolavany v

Strana

vESTNiK — WEST, TEXAS abecednim potadi. Ptedak kaZde delegace odpovida oznamenim. kolik bylo udeleno raznYm kandidattn.

Hlasy jsou spoditany, a shleda-li se, Ze ZadnY kandidat nema potkebnou vetSinu, zadne se s hlasovanim znovu. TakovYm zpOsobem se pokraduje tak dlou ho, aZ jeden kandidat zvitezi. Konvence pak potvrdi jeho zvoleni jednohlasne, aby se tak zachovala ye strane Upina shoda.

Kandidat do iitadu mistopresidenta je obyeejne volen ptedaky strany po kon zultaci s vyVolenYm - kandidatem presidentskYm. Musi vyhovovati jak zviteziv girpu kandidatovi presidentskemu, tak trane. Je tomu tak proto, Ze president a mistopresident jsou po zvyku v2dy z jedne strany a uchazeji se proto o hlasy what jako jednotk'a. Po jmenovani mistopresidentskeho kandida to je tento jeite schvalen delegaty konvence.

Zaveredne bodiny .konvence jsou ye-

novany riiznYin drobnYm zalelitosfem, pa jich2 projednani se konvence rozchazi na dobu etyr let, kdy se bude znovu volit president a mistopresident. ♦( )• 41

Marek Burns roakEesi Domov V

hotline zirmutlru najdete toffs nejlep§1 pohtebul abakaaa a cony lame.

Tez prodivame polifebnf po.

JIM* od 1 meske do 80 roku stilt Ambulance ye due v noel KAREN BURNS FlYNERAX, HOME Marek Bill Burns Telefon 51 Cameron.

The Teenagers of SPJST No 84 Dallas, Celebrate Their FOURTH ANNIVERSARY DANCE SATURDAY, JULY 30, 1960 8 to 12 p.m. 2625 Floyd Street Crowning Ceremony at 10 p.

Donation $1.00 Under 12 Free!

MUSIC BY

John Rejcek Orchestra of Abbott DOOR PRIZE: WEEK'S SUPPLY OF GROCERIES AND MEATS. — EVERYONE CORDIALLY INVITED! (ltp)

Strana 30

Musi I3STt dobrr, kdyi ti. lidi jej uilval a chva7 '30 vice nei 30 let 6

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pouze dva z rnnoha podobnYch Zcle z cede Ameriky: dor "V: , byiinne eaje shuteene zasluhuji Poeirv,au. Velmi jsem trpela zacpou, coi spoleene s bolestmi v kelenou. zvla'Ste v rime, nine vehni trapilo. Tatra eaj 1 a Remolek eaj vYteene neinkuji a od doby, 17 ,1 y j e Oivarn, se citim daleko Jape. Tento muj dopis miizete uverejniti, tak aby trpi rfiznYmi bolestmi, vedeli, ie i pro ne je pomoc mc4na. Zkusila jsem mnoho rfiznYch ale ZadnY z nick nine tolik nepomohl.

Tatra bylinne eaje jsou opravdu leky, na Mere nikdo nemusi litovat penez.

Mrs. C. B. Mayer, Granger, Texas.

"Pectoral b ylinnv eaj je mitj stars, osvedeer0, prostredek v rodine proti nastuzeni. Obdivithodne zachranil moji dceru. kdvi ji 'b y te osm rokfi, od zleho prsniho nachlazern, kdyi jsme iii mysleli. ie bode muset jit do nemocnice.

Tei z jinYch pripadti jsem presvedeena 100% o °Jajcene leave side va gich bylinnYch eajii. Jen doufam, ie vice lidi objevi uravdu o lawn prostrednictvim Matky Prirody, tak jak to dobrotivY Hospodin mina.

Mrs. A. Brletic. McKeesport, Pa. MATE ZA C P U, NEPRAVIDELNOU STOLICI od Who priznaky, jako gpatnY ialudek, nadutost, unavenost, nervosnost, boleni lilavy? V nutohYch pripadech take neprijenmosti, kdyZ jsou zavinene zacpott mohou bYti obdivnhodne ulevene anebo zmizi, vyeistite vas system a jine isdy pracuji spravne. Krabiee TATRA BYLINNY CAS No. 1 na 60 korika chutneho ea-je $1.00 PECTORAL — PRSN1 CAS No. 2. Vedecka sines nejlep gich bylin pro doeasnon elevu ka gle OD NASTUZENI. Co toriie bYt lep gi pro nastuzeni, to easem osvedeenY leeivY eaj. Mejte jej po ruce. KW) krabice.

REMOLEK eaj No. 3. Znarnenita formule leeivYch bylin, zvlagte oblibend u starS'ich lidi pro jeji prirodni a lahodne proeist'ujici Iteinek. $1.00 krabice.

EiVIATEA CAS No. 4. PripravenY z Casein vyzkou genYch bylin, ktere jsou jii da yno tiiivane pro jejich blahodarne einky na krev a vyeisteni strev. $1.00 krabice.

RENEX CAJ No. 5. VYbornY bylinnY eaj, ktery kahlY intiZe uiivat pro jeho zdravotni, prirodrii dobrotu. Neni projimajici. $1.00 krabice.

Kaidy eaj je 3d.00 krabice. BEST JAKYGUNOLIV ZA $.1,;.00 — 12 ZA $10.00.

Za kaideu krabieku eaje pridejte 10c na pogtovoi v,ylolly, do Kauady 15c, do jinYch zend 25c — Navedy na kaide krabieL Objednavky adresujte na: ,

a.tra Company, Dept. 9 idoz, 60, Morrisville, Pa.

Ve stPedu, dne 27. Cervenee 1960 Houston Lodge No. 88 — Youth Club's second Anniversary Dance to be held August 13. Please remember this date.

VEST Nil< — WEST, TEXAS

MaIS oznamovatel .°. 1'ARMA NA PRODEJ:— 70 akril

dobre stavby, 2 garaZe pro kary, elektricka pumpa na vodu, dobre fence, pekanove stromy mezi poledni a zapadni strane nil Hillsboro. Pike aneb telefonujte na: E. R. Martin, 2104 Pasadena Austin, Texas.

(28-30p) ®. ®( V lekaistvi je pokrok "Dnes je veda piece jen pokraila", liboval si jeden pan. "Deset let jsem vole, sbehal jsem patnact doktorti a porad nic. Az jsem gmak na jednoho specialistu a to je teda machr velkej machr.

Poradil mne dobre. Marn si pry nechat nariist pinovous." )o e Piste zpravy z va gich osad, ani nevite kde koho zuravou poteSite.

Boleni hiavy je east° privozene stisknutYmi nervy. — Chiropraktor vynajde prieiny a nervy napravi.

Dr. G. Jedliela 802 PECORE, HOUSTON, TEXAS. — PHONE: UN 9-1952

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Thos. N. Delaney otNt LEKAit Bryle sprivne pfipravene tas dle amluvy 513-17 SPJST Bldg Tel. tliadovna PR 3-3243 .. Res. PR 3-2687 TEMPLE, TEXAS

SPRAVNE VYKONANA PORI-MBA SLU2BA V hodineCalu zarmouceni naleznete Edward Pace pohtebni fistav pohotove k sympatickemu vyfizeni nezbytnSreh jednotlivosti a k vypraveni dojemneho, pohltru.

Levne ceny icon nag' zasadou.

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V t STNIK — WEST, TEXAS Btrana 31 ye sttedtt, clue 27. g erVence 1960 Telephone Operators serving 'Chinese Money will buy a dog, but only love H ouston L odge No. 88 — Youth Club's patrons must memorize the names, ad- Second Anniversary Dance to be held will make him wag this tail. dresses and phone numbers of all cus- August 13. Please remember this date. tomers, as the Chinese language has no alphabet. ) • ØTS • ( Confes ion may be good for the soul, but it's had for the. reputation.

ATTENTION Cotton Farmers

SPOLEIII4IVA POHROENICKA • SLCZBA Am y pohotovi Vital posolullti bez rozcillu jak daleko Wino bez jakehokoliv zvlátnflio P0Platku.

S Want mete utlualti My =Willie Pohtebial pojkfito. of pro, kaNikho eleha

Pete E. Etlinger FUNERAL HOME Elsie Ptrittakd5Anslt, pomoenizo BELLVILLE AND SEALY Tel.: Haynie No. UN 54121 Sealy No TU 5-3535

Now is the Time to Use DOSKOCIL Weeders and Dirt Hustlers to Clip the Small Grass and Weed Roots Between the Cotton..

WEEDER WITH ATTACHMENT For One Row — — -- $2.50 75c Pair Dirt Hustlers — — See Your Tractor Dealer, Hardware or Order From

Are -- Jest to osobni doperuani, jet utinilo NONAT oblibenYna donrSelm lekem pro filevu raznYch vnejlich bolesti a *trap, jak naznafeno.

Pe debut 60 let spokojeni geniivatele sdeluJi lunch pkatelfun ink NONAT oehrafioval ztlravi jedich rodiny — jak ji oehraitoval pted zvenku savinAnnYmi infekeeint.

Nebud'te bez tohoto osvedtentho PHPravku. Objednejte nynt velkou Aspornou velikost $1.15, previdelnou velikost 65c.

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