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Postmaster: Please Send Form 3579 with Undeliverable Copies to: SUPREME LODGE SP,IST P.O. Box 400, TEMPLE, TEXAS

Official, Organ of Slovenia Benevolent Order of the State of Texas

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12. flIJNA (OCTOBER) 1960

BENEVOLENCE HUMANITY BROTHERHOOD

NAgE POZNAMKY Domnivam se, te east() by se lepe hoProto vetime, a k tomu konci cheeme dilo pojmenovat tuto east: "moje poznit bez ustani pracovati a pobadati, aby ky", ale mohlo by nas to zavest do roz- nage tadove schtze kde toho tkeba se port, cot si nepfejeme. stali ptitatlivej g1 pro vgechno nas'e 'den stvo mlade i stargi. — Jednotvarnost Poznava-me charaktery lidu easto i za doveho tivota katdeho unavuje, jest pii kratke se sejiti, tteba ze je dilkladne einou hlavni nage elenstvo schtze ne jinak nezname. Stava se, te mime navglevuje. proSnatme se tedy ptiletitost jeden.katclY z nas, setkati se nag e schilze pouene i zahavne, ptatelss osobou s kterou, kdyt se date do keel, Ice a pomoci nagich dobrYch rester, o nem jen malo dtletitYch vecech, tY- dou pak miti tadouci pfitatlivost. bukajici se nagi Jednoty, hned poznate z nesmyslnYch slov, 'te nevi bud' o eem Jit nekolikrate jsem zde vzpomel, hovoti aneb ma tak zyricene nahledy, jen soulad a nadgeni nag vgech konaji Skoda easu se pokoug'eti jej ptesved- divy v te nagi spolkove praci, ze v'Sak eiti, te kaki& vec ma dve stranky o naproti tomu nevlidnost zachmtkenost, kterYch diUtrio se poueiti. — Ale zas pochybovani, spoleenou nagi prici jen naopak, mate easto to pote geni, hovotiti zdriuje.

Pamatujrne na to, té kde se s osobou o ktere byste nikdy ptedem ne jedna o dosateni fispechu v naafi spoleotekli, te ma dobre vzdelani, minim to ne praci, svornost, laskavost, dobra, shosamorostle — a poznate, ze jeho poznat da vgech, jest dozajiste nezbytnou slotky, jeho soudnost jest pozoruhoc:bna. Je kou bYti dosateno tadouciho ciradost a poteg eni si s takovYm bratrem le. aneb sestrou pohovoiiti.

Dosud cela, iada nasich tadt nema Neminim timto nikoho urateti a tedy pravidelneho zpravodaje, kterY by obkoho se tento popis netYka, necht' si eas burcoval a inforxnoval to na ge 11to k srdci nebere, jsou to jen nage knave elenstvo. Nikdo o vas tedy nenatky." vi, co delate. Prosim, vzchapte se k neJaKdyt se tak ptilitetostne nekdy tau ke einnosti! DbalY a pravidelnY ta,dovY elena, (teho broukaveho), mnoholi dopisovatel mnoho sverun fa-du prospetech syYch tadovYch schtzi navgtivil je a spolehlivY dopisovatel jest vtdy hyb letos a v roku loriskem, tak obyeejne od nou silou ,katdeho tadu. Ovgem ze netee povi, te se tarn stejne nice nedela.

Ta nost kadove, je vinou a zpiisobena, cekove. rozrnluva ovgem ae nepotegi. lYm fadem.

Kdyt Se ten Vass clank

v tetezu n_a gich kadu easem pokryl rezem neteenosti, chcete to tak sestry a bratti ponechati? V•me, ze byste mo hli byti i u Vas einne v te nagi spolkove praci, jen upkimne chtit. Vetim, 2e i u Vas by se nag li ochotne sestry a broth, kteti by mohli pti trochu povzbuzeni mnoho vykonati pro Jednotu a tivot v osade. — Pakli te se v gak vzdalujete spoleeneho snateni pro vzrilst Jednoty jen s malichernych piicin, tak pamatuj te, ze tak davate gpa-tnY ptIklad tern "mladYm" od kterYch odekavame, te nage kidnouci tady vypini. — Hled'me tedy jiti dobilm piikladem napp ed. Kde tieba nejake to povzbuzeni, zavolejte do tadne pflpravene schtze va geho okrskoveho teditele, organisatora aneb nektereho elena naM Hlavni atadovny. — Jsem jist, ze radi vyhovi.

Nejlepgi dtkaz nagi vernosti k Jednote jest, .kdyt celou svoji rodinu, sve vnuci date pojistiti u na geho bratrstva a zajistite tim jejich budoucnost. TakevY dobrY ptiklad vykona v tadu vic jak dlouhe tedi. — Sta a sta lidskYch vytaduje si denne za obet nynejgi spech moderniho tivota. — Zivoty tech nagich mladYch jak star gich jsou skose ny denne napotad. Dobte eini ten, kdo opatiuje svoji rodinu, sve mile pro tako ye nahodile ptipady a rany osudu. — (PokrtOovani na strane 4.)

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V Pt STN1K --- WEST, TEXAS

Ve sUedn, dne 1Z, l'ijna 1960

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1933 at West, Texas, under the Act of Con g ress of Aug. 24, 1922. Send Form 3579 to Su p reme Lodge SPJST, Box 400, Tem p le, Texas. titEDNf ORGAN SLOVANSKE PODPORUjfOf JEDNOTY STATU TEXAS OFFICIAL ORGAN OP SLAVONIC BENEVOLENT ORDER OP THE STATE OF TEXAS REDAXTOR — EDITOR L. O. HOSEK Box 83 — West, Texas V y davatele — Publishers CICHOSLOVAK PUB. COMPANY. WEST. TEXAS Pfeci p latnA 83.25 — Subscri p tion $3.25 Per Year Itneny adres zasilail se do Hlavnl PfadovnY Box 400. Tem p le. Texas Manses Of address must be sent to Su p reme Lodge Box 400. Tem p le. Texas Pfednlatn6 a oznanik y bud • tel adresovAnY na VIatnik. West. Texas.

Efrotopisy remfel$ch CbMil so uverelfuth bezplatnO The obituaries are printed without charts.

BLA VNf tiftADOVNA SI7PREMB LODUR EDWARD L. MAREK. President JOE B. HEJNY, Vice-President J, P. CHUPICK. Secretary JOS. KOLIHA, JR. Treasurer H. A. URBANOVSKY. Bookkeeper All in Tem p le. Texas, Box 400 AUGUST KACIR. Attorney Tem p le. Texas DEL MARVIN LESIKAR. Medical Director P. 0. Box 410 — Ta y lor. Texas

— Ze ve Fort Worth Sokol a tad dislo 154 se spoleene chystaji oslaviti otevteni opravene a zvettene sve sine dttstoinkm spilsobem a sice v sobotu weer dne 15. taneeni zaba you a v nedell dne 16 teho spoleenY obed a pak Sokolske cvideni domacich a Jednot z Ennis, Dallas a Hou ston. Veder velka taneeni zabava zdarma. — Jste kde kdo uptimne zvani.

• a — 2e minulY" tSrden konal se osadni piknik na Moravii kterS7 se velice dobte yydatil. Navtteva byla snarl obrovska.

• • — 2e Marvin Stasnk z Houston, byl v automobilove sratce zranen minu1S7 tSr -den,kytojehvzidlar jnx kara poblite Weimar. Dail se mu jiZ lepe.

— Ze flak mlade farmati utikaji s farem nic se tomu btitely nedivime. — Miltete pozorovat, te dnes neni motno mlademu elovekit melt rolnieit pti te drahote vteho toho co je zapotkeby zakidit. Dekuji Vain za Vat! zpravu a ujitt'uji Vas, te east° o tom ptemY`tlim, ale niyrn psanim se tyto pomery nenapravi.

Ani velke dasopisy iktere by radi videli naprayu jsou bezmocne. Sytij nailed mutete pronesti dopisem. Bude vitan.

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— 2e bylo nam zdeleno te v Shiner zem

tel minuleho tydne v 57 letech Leo Merka. Pkevratil se ze svym vozidlern a ter ce se poranil tak te v nemocnici po srded nem zachvatu zemtel.

• — Ze dne 1. tijna pochovan byl ter v Shiner, znamk pan Rotnovs1ky a sanechal zde truchlici mantelku a. velkou rodinu. Nate soustrast vtem tem portstalkm.

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- Ze enniska osadnice pani Joe Bednakova, zenatela tam minu1S7 tSden a byla k yeenemu odpodinku ulotena na ye v Crisp panem faratem Kostohryzem.

Nate soustrast.

• • — Ze v Houston u nateho tadu eislo 88 ztratili nekolik dobrYch spolkoqch pra covniku posledni dobou, jak seznate s Resoluci Soustrasti nain zaslane. Litujeme jejich odchodu. ♦

- 2e Louis Hotelica zemkel 20 rah ye Veteraneke nemocnici v Houston byl star pouze 48 let, byl pochovan v East Bernard dp. Jos. Valentou. — Byl elenem AFDITELit — DIRECTORS nati Jednoty SPJST, — Nate soustrast FRANS V. STEPAN. First District pozustalkm., Bellville. Texas • • CHAS. NA•IRATIL, Second District 016 E. Ave A. — Tem p le. Texas — Ze v kostele v Talton, sezdana sl.

ROBERT CERVENKA, Third District Anna Mertova dcera pani Merove, s WilWest. Texas liam Katparem synem pani Jan KatpaR. E. BROZ, Fourth Distr!et Ht, 3. Box 320 — San An g elo. Texas rove z Canada. Hostina byla v Talton M. SKRABANEK. Fifth District Community Center. Pies den i veder hra 4720 Bellaire Blvd. li "VeseU. Playboys. Mantels Paul Sablatu Bellaire, Texas a), P. SRALLA, Sixth District rovi vedli svatebni pochod weer.

Rt. 1, Box 110, Edna, Texas • • CHAS. HOLASEK. Seventh District — Ze starenka pani Marie 8' onkova ze2513 Nemec St.. mkela minuU• Oiden v Ennis, cot ovtem Connie Christi. Texas te litujeme. Kdysi dobte jsme se znaFISKOVt VtBOR — PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE li.

• DR. EDUARD. MICEK, Chairman Universit y Station. Austin, 'Texan — Ze v nemocnici Providence ye Waco, MRS. HILDA eriTis. Secretovy Buckholts. Texas operovana byla minulY tYden zdejti oMRS, FRANCES OLEIC& sadnice pani Marie Jaretova. Nyni se 0402 Ta gg art St,, Houston. Ts.vatl zotavuje u sve decry pani Polatkove a STANOVNf VfBOR — BY-LAW COMMITTIOI dobre ku zdravi pokraeuje.

Tet tak FRANK HLOZEK. SR., Chairmac snad pani M. Urbanovska se po operaci P. 0 Box 137, Blessing, Texas STEPHEN VALCIK, Secretary v Templske nemocnici uzdravuje. — Te6402 Pra g ue Street Houston 7, Texas ti rids tato zprava.

sleena Olga Ja gkova si vyvolila za sveho Zenicha Bernarda Cundu a jejich snatek bude se konat dne 17. tijna v Texaske Prate. — Mahoptejeme.

• srdeeni mrtvice zakon611a. 'Zivot pitele Josefa Zatopka, v 75 letech v Needville. Velke jeho pozilstale rodind nate uptimna soustrast.

• Ze ‘ v East Bernard, die zpravy dale budou spolu sezdane sleena Evelyn Machova s Frankem Kramrem z East Bernard, v kostele tamnejtim. Ptejerne ttesti.

— Ze osadni piknik Abbottske osady nuleho tVdne se velice uspokojive vydatil, byl potklan v sini SPJST ye West. ♦

— 2e nate teny se upla.triuji v novo do-

be motno y e vtem pozorovati. Zkutenost ten v politice vzrtista a dosa.huje vrcho lu vyspelosti v politickYch ntadech, cot je jit nyni vicieti v jejich rodinach. 2eny se ptieiriuji o lepti vzdelani jejich deti pti zatizovani spoledenskSrch sttedisek a klubn v jejich okoli. — Z toho vteho vysvita, te nate teny budou miti definitivni vliv na pritti presidentske volby.

Mime se na dobrST vksledek. * )• Grand Opening of the remodeled and enlarged Sokol and Lodge 154 Hall will be held October the 15 and 16. — Exhibition Drilling of local units and units from Ennis, Dallas and Houston. — You all come and let's celebrate,

Ve sttedu, dne 12. kijna, 1960

teSkST Den na stitni vSTstave v Dallas

VtSTNiK— WEST, TEXAS

Naiirn etenaiiim

Pozoruhodny elaneeek napsal na g' Pri tel T. It Hlubueek a aby na gel zaslouknelt° rozgiteni opisuj eme jej s easti pro Zveme Vas fictive k fidasti deskeho dne, nak sestry a bratry. — kterY se bude konat dne 16. kijna 1960. pri Statni vYstave v Dallas, Texas ye "Nelze si prilys zakladat na tom, co "Womens Building" od 10 hod. do 12:30 bude a jak to bude, mim'o vymetenYch odp. hranic nakha Zivota. Jen si ptipornetKu uprave poia,clu a za ptedsedu zvo- me, jak mnoho vynikajicich Zen a mulen p. Nick Morris. — tajemnici Mrs. ZIA mezi nami 2i1o, snilo a pracovalo, kte Lilian Kaska. v ureitou hodinu splynuli se stinem Zastupee spolkt. jsou:smrti. Bez ohledu, co a jak mnoho za Za Jednotu Sokol — sestra Marie Pie- sebou zanechali. VZdy se vypinila slova vratil, sestra Anna Zvolanek. eeskeho basnika, Jitiho Volkera` Za Katolickou Jednotu KJ2T:— Pi. Az jednou zemiu, Ch. Adameik, pi. C. F. Michalski, pi. Lil- nic na torn &vete lian Kaska. se nestane a nezmeni.

Za tad Pokrok 84. SPJST br. Sid Jen srdci nekolik se zachveje Pokladnik, ses. Bessie Petr. ses. Carol jak v rose k ranu kvetiny.

Ondrtgek.

Tisice lidi zemielo, tisice Za tad Jaro 130, SPJST ses. B. Val- jsou k smrti znaveni, eikova, ses. Martha Vrla. protok v Zivate a ve multi Za Zapadni OBJ, W.B.F.A. — pan Nick ZadlnY z nas neztistal jedinY. Morris, p. Stanley Patak.

Zda se to bYt smutnY namet ku psaKa2c1Y na2S spolek ten kterY by si ptal ni, ale je v2dy easovY, nebot' snad kaZbYti steastnen hodnotnYm deskYm els- dY z nas pottebuje easteho ptipomenuti, lem na programu, necht' se ihned ze tu neni na yeene easy. To by nam hlasi s udanim podrobnosti u vYboru, meld bYt pobidkou, aby kaZdY jeden nag Mr. Nick Morris 2710 Blyth Dr. Dallas, den byl dnem plodnYm a kthsnYm, tak 28, Texas aneb u Secretary: Mrs. Lillian aby pamatka po nas nebyla kalena Kaska 2218 Centerville Rd. Dallas 28, eitkami a trpkYmi vzpominkami.

Texas.

Pokud je elovek mlad, je jenom • 4 • (— rozene, Ze nebude o techto vecech piernY stet, a take se toho neokkava. KaZda sezona 2ivota Zada sve. Ani u nas star Mat neni zapatiebi miuvit o smrti, ale spige vidit to, co koname, a jak to koname. Hilaitovy jsou posety pomniky Jednoniu milemu bratru radi bychom vgeho druhu, od tech prostiekYch na ty toto zde i pro dobro vgech nas pozna- nakladne. Za nektere by se i rodinnY menali:— V ka2cle spotadane domac- domek nechal postavit, a za jine dite nosti rovnaji se sporne otazky uvnitt vychovat. Velikost pomniku v gak jegte mezi etytmi stenami a nechodi se s mrzu neznamena, Ze ten, kdo pod nim odpoei tostmi yen na ulici. Nage vyskytnuvsi se va, byl velkYm elovekem. Ten pravY, po nesrovnalosti musime te2 te giti mezi se zasluze zhodnocenY pomnik, neni na bou a nevyktikovat o nich do vetejno- tovech videt, protok jako droboueka zrn sti, ktera a ne nema zajmu vyjma tech, ka pisku na biehu mote je rortrouSen v kteti z nagich domluv radostne a gko- srdcich tech, kteti ho znali. &Ube delaji pomluvy k na,:s1 jen gkocle.

Ne, nelze si zakladat na tom, jak mno VeAkera Skodliva polemika pro i proti i ho po sobs zanechame, ale jaka, bude skryte nardZky budou tedy zadrZene a k hodnota nakhoiodkazu. NesmrtelnYmi rozhodnuti koneenemu pieda.ne tiskove- jsou hodnoty nezigtne lasky, dobroty mu vYboru kterY byl zvolen sjezdem. — srdce a humanity. Ti, kteti se tend hodProsim ficl'te se dle toho a vdeeen Vam notami mohli prokazat, nebyvaji zapobude menuti ne tak rychle.

Red. Vzpominam, kdy2 jsem se tak prochazel nagim krasnYm "Ceskonarodnim tavern", a krok samodine zastavil pied Kaida, pojistka =Ai SPJST provaze- znamYm jmenem na pomniku, mnoho na je nejen zarukou, Ze bude spravne otazek zustalo nezodpovezeno. — A piece di dicum vyplaeena, ale je s ni spojeno mnozi z nich byli hide "veld." a promitolik ritznYeh vYhod jichi jeden kaitlY nentni, kteti si na torn svem "ja" zakla Clerk nemffie jen zbeine piejiti. Pied"- dali a piece museli odejit, a nic na torn to svete se nestalo a nezm.enilo. Je zatete si Ithody v certifikatu.

Ze spornou veci nechod'me na ulici

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Strana 3 jimave, jak nejpkisnejAi zhodnocovani lidskeho Zivta Se deje, aZ kdyZ zde nej sine, snad proto, Ze tu neni u2 ureity strach — "co by tomu iekli, kdyby rids slygeli" Samoziejme, Ze ne Vidy jsou tyto posmrtni posudky spravedlive, ani pravdiy e. Do lidske dude nelze videt. Jsou Tide doloki a v pravcle velci, ale nedavaji sve city znat. Ti betou pomnik sebou do hrobu. — PiemY,glejme a torn. ) • „t,,, •

P dpoite podzi ni prici svirch radii!

Ted', kdyd vedra jsou za nami a poda.-si se stalo opet snesitelnYrn, neobracejme se zady ke s yYm kacliim a jednotam, db nichz jsme vstoupili diive di pozdeji s nadgenim a slibem spoluprace. koneici dalgi rok sve Verne shiny pinym pravem neekavali sludnon Toast elenstva v techto podzimnich schd zich. Svoji navgtevou jim dodate povzbuzeni a chut' k praci Zvlagte vy, kteti jste si spolkove einnosti odvykli, at' u2 z jakekoli ptieiny, vytknete si za povinnost jit. V2dyt' kdyd se tak rozhledneme lkolem, maeme videt, jak po strance eeskeho 2ivota se nam droli ptida pod nohami. Na nej ake znovuvzkii geni neni nadeje, ale vdichni natkme syYm dilem ptispet k prodloukni Zivota toho, co jemarne.

Take mejme na mysli, 'te se nejedna, o "schtzi" nYhr2 eel a poslani spolku nebo jednoty.

Veene kra.sne principy sesterstvi, soudruZnosti a yzajemne pomoci se nezme nily, jest jen na kaklem z rids, abychom je diisledneji uplatriavali ve svem ka2dodennim Zivote.

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Br til a sentry Ptigti nedeli dne 16teho budou se konat na rilanSich misteeh tii dtitleiite sehil ze aneb slavnosti nagi Jednoty, a site sehtize distriktu 2 v Buekholts, Texas, dale distriktni schitze 6. okrsku v El Campo, Texas a slavnostni oteviceni opravene a zvet gene Sokolovny a domova tadu 154 ye Fort Worth. syl jsem pozvan do v gech techto mist. S radosti bych vyhovel, ale neni to mane. Budu se fidit dle toho kam mne na ge Hlavni iffaxlovna pole a tam kde nebude, prosim laskave mne omluvte.

S pozdravem L. 0. Hoek

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Nage liozniniky (Pokraeovani s strany 1.)

Petvginanete si jen co se kolem nas deje.

Dnes jsme zdravi a vesele a zitra, mohu bYti mrtev. — Chrarime tedy svoje mile, pokud eas a manost aby out zajiAene byli pro pkipad nahleho odvolent z kruhu rodineho. — UvaZujte o torn jet dnes.

PovZdy jsem vekil, Ze velkrch v3isled v Zivote nelze dociliti kdy2 vSe ponechame nahode, ale nutna spolehati se na obezkelnost, vytrvalost, svedomitost, pfloinlivost a spokivost. To jsou cesty ktery nas vedou k poznani, e nutno zajistit se pro nahodilou ranu Zivota.— Tu Jednotu, toto naSe vSech dilo, nag ochranu, chrarime kaZdYm naSim poeinem tak aby nom vSem a na gm potomkuni a pkatelum po dlouhou kadu let zdaine slou gla. — Pamatujme na to pa0;cly, •Ze jedno neptedlolene slovo, pro nesene v hnevu, jeden SkodlivY dopis yypugeni na vekejnost o na g Jednote, müCe poSkoditi driveru mnohYch, kteti vstoupit v na g kruh.

Na rids fgech tedy spoeiva, giriti dobrou poyest nagi Jednoty ye svem okoli a vse to co povaiujeme za ehybne hledeti oinavovati tam kde jest k takove oprave 'patifene rnisto. — Chybou jest, nage "bolesti" odkrYvati joked vekejnosti a to k naSi Skode.

Hled'me tedy, aby jeden kaZdSr z nas se stal pomocnikem, budovatelem a odlirancem te na,Si • SPJST a pak vSem tem rihAim Jednatelum nebo organisatorum St . bude o mnohem lepe pracovati pH ziskdvani noveho elenstva.

Pfesvedete se o tom jake zmeny posledni nas 18. sjezd pro dobro syeho elenstva uskuteenil a pole na g ptisobmagi se tam znaene rozSiki.• Pomahejme budovati na g Jednotu! ! !

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Schfize 2. okrsku Schrize druheho okrsku nag jednoty bade se jak ji2 oznameno konati v nedeli dne Mello, co "Youth Activity Day" u kadu 'Oslo 15 v Buckholts a naSe sestra Clara Hejl me. v tomto eisle v anal. easti dopis a pozvani k rieasti ku vSem v tomto okrsku zdruZenSrch kadti a to mladeg. ady zastoupene v 2 okrsku jsou.:— okresu Bell Cis. 24, 47, 69, 80, 86, 87, v 0kresu Falls. Cis. 89, v Houston okresu 74, Milarn County els. 15, 72, Robertson Co. 94, Travis Co. 155, v Williamson Co. Cis. 20, 29, 48, 75, 102, 109. — Celkem 18. ka

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2. Okrsek Ptejeme si oznamiti, Ze na ge podzimni schilze okrsku se bude konat u tadu eislo 15 v Buckholts, v nedeli dne 16. tijna (Oct.) Tato schnze bude spojena, z "Youth Activity Day". Podrobnosti zdCii Hejlova.

• 5. Okrsek Podzimni schrize 5. okrsku bude se die zdelent konat v Houston, dire 30. kijna (Oct.) u tadu eislo 142, Stefanik. podrobnosti celeho potadu budou v kratkosti oznamene. — Emily Mynat.

• .6 Okrsek PiIHi schrize gesteho okrsku se bude konat v El Campo dne 16. Mina die oznameni br. Ig..8enkytika, pod zagtitu du 50, 30, 40, 148, 163, 151, 138. -- Vic o torn a podrobrieje, jakmile dodana bude od vylmt„ zprava.

• • 7 okrsek bude konat sVoji podzirnrii schtzi dne 23. tijna (Oct.) opet a tadu La Parita Cis. 161. v Jourclanton spojen s Youth Activity Day. Neopomente a tento den nam ponechte laskave. ) •

StojIme pied dulditimai zrnetnami Dite se nauei cizimu jazyku velice snad no a neni Zadnou obtili. zavesti v rodine rodnou tee rodieri, kdyZ" idite se uei obdanske keel zeme, kde Zije, ye gkolach.

Nattet se keel svVch rodien bez namahy, bez vydani a oviadne ji dokonale, nebot' ji slygi od rocillYch (Moan& Mam na mysli deti nagich krajarril, kite ré nernluvi jazykem svSr. ch rodierr. Myslim, e u tak nmohe krajanske rodirry by meli prilektost zaeiti tam, kde meli za eiti jit davno. KaZdST jazyk na zemekou ii bude ditlelitYrn, neni dnes zeme, sebe mengi, ktera by se neireastnila tohoto boje, at' na te — ei one stran y — nemil Cu porozumet tomu, Ce. na gi krajane ne chaji tak east° sve déti zapominat, nebo je proste neuei sve rodne teei, kdy g tak eini vg ecky ostatni narodni skupiny zdej Bich obeanri.

Americke university nyni zavadeji stu dium slovanskch jazykit horeenYm tern pem. Kdo umi eesky, nauCi se velmi sna dno rusky, polskY, srbsky. Studia cizich reel budou stale vice a vice vykadovana a budou doplriovati studio, odborna a ye decka. Moknia, Z"e jevi gte 2ivota vagich

nili z toho, Ze jste je nenaueili sve rodne keel, tkebaZe jste obeany Kanady, Ameriky, nebo jine zeme ve svete.

Nezlobte se Ze Vain toto zde ptipominam. )•

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Schfize iidu 92 Konala se minulou nedeli za dosti pekne neasti sester a bratrri tohoto tadu.

Projednavane dtilelite zpravy vYboru. je Ste od slavnesti 50ti lete. — Do ge dopisy flay atd. Sestra naSe M. Juranova jiste Ze poda jak obyeejne podrobnou zpravu. Chcerne vzpomenouti, Ze doSla resoluce byla etena a na pkani vetSinu pololena na sthl. Diky vSern kteki nas navStevou poctili a naSim dobrYm' sestram a bratrrim za jejich peknou pomoc a obetavou spolupraci.

Na zdar.

Upozornev ni iadu iis. 6 Minulou nedeli srieastnili jsme se redo ye schnze na Cottonwood a mezi jinYm jsme se dozvedeli, Ze jejich pti gti pravidelni schrize se bude pkiSte konat mist° prvni nedeli, dne 12. listopadu. Jest toto düleCitC schrize a rienst v gech elenil Zadouci. — Aijnova schuze byla jen slabe navStivend. Je pilna prate pies tSrden se sklizni baviny a nedele nestaei pro domaci praci.

FlU Z1VaNg VAgI ADRESY POIALTTE TOROTO KUPONII Supreme Lodge MST. Box 400, Temple, Texas Wain Viu3 o amenu me adresy jak naslecluje:— Viejo novA edam jesb:

1Vroje stare adresa:—

Pattim k tadu. 6islo S pozdravem PodlAs

Ve st edus Ile 12, Nina 1960

Temple, Texas 3. kijna, 1960 Cteny bratti a sestry:Thuto se Vam oznamuje, ze behem mesice zati, 1960, Hlavni Utadovna, SPJST, vyplatila pojikeni po nakch zem: relYch brattich a sestrach, jak ridsle2 duje.

Umrti eislo 7127. Ses. Stanislava Ripl, hospodyne; od tactu Nov' Tabor, eislo 17, zemtela 28. srpna, 1960 y e stati 87. Do Jednoty ptistoupila 10. dubna 1904. Cert.

A-1050 na $1,000.00.

Umrti eislo 7128. Br. Alois SackSr, rolnik na ocipoeinku, od tadu Anton aerind,k, Oslo 56, zemtel 24. srpna, 1960, ye stati 78. Do Jednoty ptistoupil 6. iijna 1901. Cert. A-5288, no $1,000.00.

Umrti eislo 7129. Ses. Veronica Vanek, hospodyne, od Pada Pokrok Houstonu, Cislo 88, zemiela 22. srpna, 1960, ye sta•i 76. Do Jednoty ptistoupila 1, kvetna 1910.

Cert. A-6794, na $1,000.00.

Umrti &Isla 7130. Ses. Emily Niver, hospodyne, od tadu Karel JonaS, eislo 28, zemtela 17. srpna, 1960, ye stall. 50. Do Jednoty ptistoupila 13. kvetna, 1946. Cert.

A-8598, na $1,000.00.

Umrti eislo 7131. Ses. Matilda SabrSnla hospodyne od radii Needville, Oslo 81, zenatela 7. srpna, 1960, ye stall. 73. Do Jednoty ptistoupila 14. dubna 1929. -Cert. B-560 na $1,000.00.

Umrti eislo 7132. Ses. Emilie Spaeek, hospodyne, od raclu Cecho-Moravan, Sislo 106, zemtela 24, srpna 1960 ve stati 82. Do Jednoty ptistoupila 7. kvetna, 1912. Cert. A-11292 na $500.00. tf••rti eislo 7133. Ses. Frances Pelech, hospodyne, od tadu Rozkvet Zapadu, SiDo Jednotyl ptistoupila 8. btezna, 1931. slo 107, zemtela 5, zati, 1960 y e stati 69.

Cert. B-699 na $1,000.00 Umrti eislo 7134. Ses. Anna Franek, hospodyne od tadu Needville, eislo 81 zemtela 4. zati, 1960, ve stall 88. Do Jednoty ptistoupila 10 listopadu, 1912. Cert.

A-6304 na $1,000.00.

Umrti eislo 7135. Br. Walter Spanhel, majitel tovarny od tadu Jaro, eislo 130, zemtel 7. zdti 1960, y e stari 46. Do Jednoty ptistoupil 11. tijna 1933. Cert. C1783 na $1,000.00. Do Jednoty ptistoupil 19. finara 1935. Cert. C-2537 na $1,000.00.

Do Jednoty ptistoupil 13. zati 1943. Cart.

Pd-up 955, na $636.00.

Umrti 'Oslo 7136. Br. Joe Sofeik, od ta„ du Liberty, eislo 136, zemiel 8. zati, 1960,

VtSTNtIC-WEST,TEXAS y e stati 82. Do Jednoty ptistoupil 13. kij no, 1907. Cert. A-6797 na $1,000.00.

Umrtl eislo 7137. Br. Vine J. MikSik, rolnik, ad kadu Oechoslova,n, Sisla 40, ze mrel 8. zati 1960, ve stall 64. Do Jednoty pristoupil 9. zari, 1923. Cert. A-8919 na $1,000.00.

Umrti eislo 7138. Br. Josef Balcar, na odpoeinku, od tadu Prawn' Magnolia, Si slo 65, zeinfel 10. zaii, 1960, ye staid 89.

Do Jednoty ptistoupil 1. Cervence, 1897.

Cert. A-2621 na $1,000.00.

Umrti eisla 7139. Ses. Mary Bartosh, hospodyne, od tadu Fort Worth, eislo 154, zemrela 6. zati, 1960, ye start 89. Do Jednoty ptistoupila 8. srpna, 1904. Cert.

A-6199 na $1,000.00.

Umrti Oslo 7140. Br, Jos. Slovdeek, rol nik na odpoeinku, od i'adu Pokrok Mlade ze, Oslo 100, zemtel 17. srpna 1960. ye start 89. Do Jednoty ptistoupil 1. Serven ce, 1897. Cert. A-5577 na $1,000.00.

Umrti 'Oslo 7141. Ses. Emilie Filip, has podyne, ad tadu Bratri Svobody, eisla 67, zerntela 12. zati, 1960 ye start 75. Do Jednoty ptistoupila 18, bkezna 1908. Cert.

Pd-up 427 na $105.00.

Umrti eislo 7142. Br. Lewis Hotelica, vy drZovatel, od tadu Karel Jon.aS, Isla 28, zemtel 20. zati, 1960, ve stati 48. Do Jednoty ptistoupil 17. tijna 1938. Cert. C4689 na $500.00.

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KALENDAR, Oznameni od iadu Oslo 94 Mam oznamiti, k rad eislo 94 "Denni-t! ce" bude oslavovat sve 50ti lete zalolent dne 27. listopadu. My site neplanujemer nejakou velkou oslavu, ale chceme se, v§ici sejit k ptatelske besede a zveme Vas vkhny abyste k nam ptiki a nth; povzbudili. - Nak fitednici s Hl. fita dovny naleho redaktora a jejich man2elky jsou fictive v ten den zvane a niT se na Vds spolehame ze se Fdostavite.

Vic a torn napikm prike.

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Nage navite'vy Minuly t3icien na nekolik ptatelskS"rch sloe v tiskarne nas na ystivili, bratr, a sestra Bartosh z Penelope a dale brattj, Barton, Krilan, Vantura, Havel, d'erven ka a LichnovskY. Tail° nas a priithl to ptilektostne zas. ) • •T• • ( Pan profesor Zku genST miuvil po prv6 do rozhlasu. KdyZ skoneil ptijde k nemu inspektor a povicla: "Vage ptedna gka byla veltni peknd."

-Zdala se nine ale bYt troaku dloo7 ha," povida skromne pan profesor

Umrti eislo 7143. Ses. Erna M. Holdt, "Nam taky, a proto jsme yam ug pled hospodyne ad tadu Vesmernost, oislo 68, zemtela 18. sail, 1960, ye stall 60. etvrt hodinou vypnuli mikrofon.

Do Jednoty ptistoupila 23. listopadu, •( )• 1938. Cert. B-2226 na, $1,000.09.

Dye distriktni schtize se budou konat Umrti eislo 7145. Br. Emil H. TVfarek, be na ten saint den a site dne 16 teho kat, od ta,du Pokrok Sweet Home, 'Oslo na. Jana v El Campo v K. C. sine 6teho 63, zemtel 13. zati, 1960, ye stall 72. Do distriktu a druha v Buckholts, podnik Navgtivte kteroukoli4/, to 2 okrsku.

B-3710 na $500.00.

Jednoty pristoupil 1. kvetna, 1946. Cert. budete vitani.

Hlavni tatadovna, SPJST, timto vyslovuje pozfistalYin pa techto zemtelYch brattich a sestrach jeji nejhlubk soustrast.

J. F. Chupick, tajemnik Hlavni firadovny SPJST 0

Organisitorit 3 okrsku Dle zdeloni bude se schfize vSech org,anisatert 3. distriktu konat dne 27. listopadu (Nov.) a radu 154 ve Fort -Worth. "Ail the organizers" a jejich iranzelky 3 akrsku tekl nas bratr Arnold Vria ,jsou k tact schfizi zvane, ku ktere bratr Vrla chce se postarat o obSerstveni. Tedy poznaete si sve kalendare a nezapomente.

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vati fadovou einnost a narodni uvedomeni, coZ vtechno sloak ke skratleni nateho kvota, a k natemu dobru.

Koval, Texas Vezmeme si to vtichni k srdci, vklyt' Mile sestry a bratti:— je nas tu jenom hrstka, a kclyZ nelaudeJsem. tomu .opravdu rad, Ze yam mohu me vtichni spolupracovat a se tkittit, opet podati peknou zpravu organisaoni kaklY si mft2e udelati svaj fisudek kam prace okrsku 'Oslo 1. Jest jak nasleduje: to pkivederne. ftdd: Organisator: Poj itteni A proto pracujme pro nati Jednotu 39, Frank Vytopil 7,000.00 39, R. C. Matejka 6,000.00 dle svYch nejleptich sil a pfilektosti. — 44, Miro Petrutek 3,000.00 Jak by to bylo pekne, sestry a bratti, 1, P. P. Baron 2,500.00 kdyby kakiSc Glen dostal aspori jednoho 9, J. T. Skrabanek 2,000.00 novella alena, ptedstavte si kolik by nas 9, Fr. Jakubik 1,000.00 . bylo. A je to tak snadne, jenom kdyby 7, J. J. Krupa 1,000.00 bylo trochu dobre vale. Letotniho roku 17, John E. Sterka 1,000.00 je mnoho rolniku, kteri nasledkem povod Toto jest zprava za posledni mesic za ni neudelali &oda,.

Zdeluji, Fe nate Jednota ma pojistku Neni toho sice mnoho, ale pfeci knY to ptirtistek. Tak tedy bratti orga- kterou vystavuje, kde moZno zabezpeeiti nisatoti a sestry organisatorky pokra- recline domov, na norm vazne morgye, eujte pekne dal neb letotni rok se ji2 a nebo postarati se o pravidelny rodinhod/le krati, a co nevidet bude prye. — nY clachod eili pkijem pro takovY . pFipad Vtimnete si prosim kdo je na prvnim Ze by kvitel pfecleasne s tohoto tivota miste. Jest to opet ten na g dobrY pra- odetel. Takova ochrana je velmi Malcovnik bratr Fr. Vytopil a zrovna za nim ta pro tpa,tne easy a probe pkeptejte se jest jeden jette dosti novY organisatot u vaFeho organisatora, on yam vAe z od toho sameho icadu 39. Bryan. Zda se, radosti vysvetli, nebo pitte na rifZe uze bratr Vytopil si vychovava nahradu vedenou adresu, a ja vas obeznamim z neb bratr Matejka jest k tomu i jeho vYhodami techto pojistek. zet'. To ukazuji, co se cla udelat u kadu Take mame a Jednoty pojistky, ktekdyZ se ve svornosti a bratrske lasce re uleheuji yam starosti o budoucnost pracuj e. vatich ditek, jira dobre vyFkoleni maZeOlckskova, schaze u jejich ka.clu se take te zajistiti Fkolni pojistkou, az do $10, pekne vydafila, nebylo nas tam a2 moc, 000.00. Nemate-li na mysli tkoleni svkch ale za to tarn byla opravdova, bratrska ditek mitZete svYm synfun a deeram 0pattiti ,dolarY zaeatek do sa,mostatneho spcoleenost.

Zivota.

V mesienich poplatcich jich'Z ani Piisti nedell tarn opet pojedem. Jak jak se fika ze nepocitite, a budujete fon vite budou tarn konat den mladeZe, ov dy, ktere vam jednou zajiste ptijdou tem kdyZ toto budete eisti jii bude povhod.

VFechny nati Jednoty pojistky ule tom, ale jsem pkesvedeen, Ze se jim to zase pekne yydati. Myslim 'Ze maZeme vuji vatim starostem, a uleheuji nate bYt vtichni na nejvic spokojeny Ze se Zivotni facoly a zodpovednosti k van mi dobre curio daki a naSe Jednota dobre le rodine, ale zaroveri, vtechny tyto nove pkidavane vYhody vYladuji daltich pokraeuj e.

S pfanim vteho dobra vtem etoucim slay k vysvetleni, aby, jste vedeli, co si opattujete, a proto, je nejlepe kdyi si zastavarn vat zavolate vateho mistniho organisatora, Vaclav Bakina, Okr. organisator. jeho2 povinnosti je yam vFe poctive a spravne vysvetliti, a adporueiti pojistku, ) • 4T• • ( El Campo, Texas ktera by byla pro vas vhodna. Take at' Mill bratti sestry a ctena redakce nateho yam vysvetli, Fe Zivotni pojistka je veci ktere eas ptidava na hodnote, a nevi mileho Vestniku:— Nate okrskova schaze se pi:ibliZuje a na milost a nemilost vrtochu, tech hospo my se tetime, Ze bude hojne nayttivena. datskYch yzestupti a poklesii. At' vas Ueast na natich okrskovYch schazich organisator pfesvedei, Ze kvotni pojistka, bkva vkly velmi dobra a s toho lze sou u natl. Jednoty jest nejspolehlivejti uditi, Ze je jette hodne tech, kterY'rn je kladani penez. Ostatek si dopovime v mita nate eetka fee, a nate v obou ke- okrskove schfizi ktera, se bade odbYvati eich jodnani. Lze si jenom pfati, aby to 16. Nita (Oct.) o jedne hodine odpoledteast na techto schazich tento zajem neu ne v K. C. hall, v El Campo. Zveme cetichal, a projevoval se spolupraci v roz- lou Hi. nfadovnu, redakci a vtechny do manitYch akolech, ktere okrsek pied' se- bre lidi kteti maji v srdel tu nag mi.bou ma. Jen pflidete do tejto schtze a lo Jednotu. neostYhcejte se podati vat nahled, jak Z pozdravem by to ei ono se dale lope opravit aby 1g. genkyfik, Distr. org . to celku vyhovovalo. Snarm.e se udr2oTeZ zdoluji jmena organisatoru kteri

01)DiL DOPISOVATELIJ

De stfedu, dne 1Z fjna 1960 se uplatnili v mesici zati.

1,000.00 Joe Morris 1,000.00 Ostoja Muniza 4,000.00 E. P. Braila Ig. 8enkykilt 1,000.00 1,000.00 Stanley Bartos 2,000.00 Chas Holy 1,000.00 Fr. H1o2ek Sr. 2,000.00 John PodanY Dekuji vaem kteki se sna2i by nate mir y Jednota Fla stale kw nredu. lg. 8enkylik, Distr. org . )• • (..

Moulton, Texas Vaem elentim fadu Velehrad &ski 19.

Jeliko2 pro chatrne zdravi museli jsme nechat farmakeni, vystavili jsme si domek u Fete a dcery Darvin Vaaka ,b112 akoly KomenskY. Lekar zakazal mi kutdou praci tak nebylo vyhnuti. lVfame nave ovzduai, nave sousedy a doufam, Fe na to vae zvyknem. OVaem to leno:seni se mi nezamlouva kdo je zvyklY celY svdj Fivot pracovat taloa to nese, ale co delat?

Vaem tern, kteki nam pomahall pfi barveni, pki stehovani, panu Ladikovi PeFkovi a jeho pani, hochtun BohuslavovYrn a vaem ostatnim, piati naae srdeene diky. Slibili mne, ze mne za to obehraji v domino.

Teaini se na to, Fe tu budem mit vic pfatel neb na starem miste jsme nemell 2adnYch sousedii vyjma pani Barikovou !Vier& v take chvili nam vyponti, hala, dekujem ji vfele a na to nezapo- r menem.

Tak vy vzdaleni bratfl a sestry kteri posilate sve Poen' poplatky vemte to na na novou adresu a vedomi zaalete to sice: Moulton, Rt. 1, Box 126-A. Jak vidim ye Vestniku tu a tam mensi spojuji se s druhYmi fady by mohly dal pokraeovat tak je to i z na aim fadem, vyplacenYch certifikatil pfibYva, mladY pfiliv nevi, elenove, ovaem ti mladai, jsou vetainou v mestech, tak Fe ve schtizi jsme obyeejne tr nebo etyli a jak bude dal nevim!

Ted' main vetai vzdalenost do schilzi, ale to by nevadilo, az jak zdravi dovo11. Tak vy vzdaleni bratti nezapomente na to a piFte na novou adresu a vy budete-li co pottebovat lehce nine naj dete.

Pozdrav yarn 'dem zasila, tet bratru Hotkovi v redakci, Vas, Ferd. Mikulka.

IP', I i I Pozn. red:— Doufam a pfeji Vam aby Vam na novem mist zdravi ) • 41, Prosim, laskave si povainmete v Ceske i v anglicke easti vyzvani vYbors &skein) dne na statni vYstave v Dallas, dne 16. fijna k fieasti i podileni se hodnotnYm eeskYm eislem na programs.

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Pro Domov Odpoeinku

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Cteni bratki, sestry a pratele:— Slovanska Lipa, eislo 66.

Zde potvrzuji jmena darcti, kteri poWaco, Texas sledni clobou prispeli na SPJST Rest Mill bratki a sestry:— Home: Schtize se konala ve tki hodiny odpoledne dne druheho •ijna v Linden Hall Fan a pi. Ed Jaresh, Dorchester, a pfedseda, br. Monroe Janke ji zahaTexas na ucteni pamatky pi. Marie $5.00 Sonkove Pani Agnes Toma gtik R. 2, Temple, Nage Duchess, sestra Matilda Jean na ucteni pamatky ,jeji mile maminSpence vzdala test vlajee a byla, opakova ky Johana Bartek Temple 2.00 na .vsemi eleny pkitomnYmi. Ze pry se sale hodne Celkem jsem obdrIZel $7.00 Vgichni urednici byli pkitomne jeVzd'avam srdeene diky 'Mint° darcfrm nom ja, jsem nebyla. Sestra Emma a eska za jejich dary na tuto dobrou vec. za mne laskave pfeeetla protokol a zaS br. pozdravem psala tento zapis, za, to ji vyslovuji srde Chas Navratil 816 E. Ave ene diky.

A. Temple, Tex. Navgtevou u nas byly: Pani Rosalie A • Veselka, pan a pi. Ben PustejovskY a sl.

Doris Bounds. TeSito nas je tam pliviSPJST Rest Home tat.

Taylor, Texas Protokol byl eten a pkijat Sestra, LilMile sestry a bratki: lie Parma, mluvila za zabavni vybor a Kvituji zde-dary ktere jsme pravila, Ze ten na g ma gkarni bal bude Julius Chudel k ucteni pamatky jeho ✓ nedeli yeeer. 23. kijno ad 7:30 do 11 ho manZelky $5.00 din a Henry Dulochova orchestra bude Marie a John Kahanek a Emilie a brat a eleny jsou vyzvane aby pkivedli Joe Kalousek k ucteni pamatky Jossebou sve platele a maZou, se oblect 10.00 dle vale. sef Volek a Josef Sefeik ManZele, Frank Olexa 75.00 Odmenyr ta se budou davat. Clenky ManZele John Sta ga k ucteni pamatjsou Z'adane aby kaki& pkinesla laska ky, Alois Sack a V. A. MokrY 5.00 ye nejake peeivo. Diky predem.

Marie Rendl k ucteni pamatky V. Mame jednu kadidatku o prijeti a site 2.00 pi. Rose Annie Galler, a byla plijata A. Mokry ManZele Edward L. Marek 10.00 a doufame, Ze se ji a nas bude libit ManZele Raymond UrbanovskY k bade dobrou pracovnici pro na gi SPJST. ucteni pamatky otee John UrbaSestra Filomena Miller dala zpravu 10.00 nemocnYch kdy'Z bratr Roman Parma novskY Anna Svitak 2.00 nebyl plitomen. Oznameno, Ze Norma Add Karel Jona g eislo 28 k ,ucteni Jean Traywick ma "Measles" ale Bari se pamatky Lewis Hokelica 10.00 ji doble a plejeme ji aby byla zase brzo ManZ'ele Josef St'asta k ucteni pazdrava. matky Josef &Volk st.

10.00 Sestra Rose Mary Spence, kiditelka Pani Josef Tomanek k ucteni pamatmlade Z • e pravila, Ze pry planujem new ky manMla a syna 5.00 na Vanoce pro Domov Odpoeinku v TayMan'zIele Josef Valeik k ucteni palor. Te2. pravila, Ze nas bylo asi 20 Menu matky na misto kvetin zesnule pi. ✓ Dallas na distriktni schtzi a ease kra A. Pechalove 5.00 lovna La Nell Ceska a Duchess Matilda K ucteni pamatky Sefeika zaslala Jean Spence te-Z se sifeastnili schfize. pani E. W. Vlha nasledujici: Velice pekna, se tam sehfize konala. ft edPani Bla'Zena Skrlave a manZele niky byly zajimave a v ge slo hladce a v Joe J. Krauskopp 5.00 dobre shade. Tem .DallaskYrn sestram NIanZele, Johnnie Shimek 5.00 ✓ kuchyni na ge diky za vYbornY obed.

ManZele Theo '8 onka 2.00 Vim, 2e vgechny fitednici byly velice Pani P. P. Mikeska nam darovala hru g spokojeneis vksledkem a ty co neprigli -ky. prome gkali prijemnk den.

Mary Grahmann Pani Vitek z Prigti schfize distriktni se bude koWaco dort, pani Robert Sehovajsa Jelly. nat u kadu 35 na Elk, v bkeznu 1961.

Jmenem Domova Odpoeinku v gem gle Narozeniny tento mesic u na g slavi ty chetnkm darcum vyslovuji nag nejvrelej to eleny a Clenky: Sestry: Minnie Nagi dik. rovec, Hattie Casper, Lana Reznicek, Se srdeenkm pozdravem zustavaan ja- Frances Parana, Lucille Martin, Irene . ko v hly Vag Koen, Barbara Walla Frances Miller, Rudolph Troubil. Cynthia Moore, Donna Gerlich, Eliza-

Strana 7 both Ann Hanug a Anita Mazanec. Pak bratri: Anton Mazanec, Frank Chanaratt, Otto Hanys, Steven Pustejovskk a James Holaeka. Zazpivali jsme jim "Happy Birthday" piseri a pkejem vSem St'astnk a vesele narozenini!

Bratr Otto Hanu g pravil, Ze vgiehni lady v tretim distriktu budou Z'adane. aby nee() -1.1,chystali pro zabavu a penize za to co utrki paljklou na "Youth Camp Project Fund". Asi zabavni vkbor se o to postard.

Door Prize vyhral bratr Ed. Traywick a Christopher Spence.

Dokoneena schtze a pak byla veeeke, a po veeeti mladez mela malou zabavu.

Pkigti schtze bude druhou nedeli v stopadu a to bude Moho. Tak prosim ne zapomerite. Bude ye Vestniku zas oznam ka.

Srde cny pozdrav na v gechny etouci.

RUZena Parma, dopisovatelka 4 _ Novk Rad 167 Penelope, Texas Mile sestry a bratki:— JZ jsem tady zase s nekolika ladlay bych yam oznamila radastnou zpravu, Ze minulou nedeli v mimokaclnischfizi se nage lady 71, a 145 hezky ye svornosti se spojily v jeden celek. Na gemu no-, vemu spolku jsme dali tea hezke jmeno podle na geho mileho pratelske ho mesta Penelope a z Hlavni takadovny nam poslali z brusu nove Oslo 167. Tedk mame rad Penelope 'Oslo 167. a myslinf,I Ze vgichni eleni a elenkyne budou s tin'` spokoj eni.

Ku konci schfize byla volba novkela Arednika. Pkedseda bratr Victor Janek od' tadu 145 vzdal se ve provech pledsedy bratra Bohu ge Pkikryla, od kadu 71, Byl zvolen aklamaene. Za mi,sto pfedsc du byl zvolen bratr Edd. Stuchlk, za to,7 jemnici sestra Marie Bartoshova, za eetnika a pokladnika byl zvolen bratr Charlie Fabian a za organisatora bratr Edd. Stuehlk, vSichni ittedniei byli zvoleni aklamaene.

Schtze se sueastnili bratr a sestra manZele Sopejakovi z Palestine, Texa8-, kteie jsme radi mezi norni videli.

Ujednali jsme mitt schtze, kakde tri mesice, tedy pristi schtze bude prvni ne-' deli v prosinci.

Doufam Ze na g organisator bude do•-• bre pracovat a dostane v brzku hodne novYch (Menu.

Tak preji na'gemu nov6 zaloZ-enemn du hodne atesti a zdaru, by jsme vgeet pracovali ve svornosti a lasce k dobral nageho spolku a tole Jednoty.

S pozdravem Marie Bartosh, tajernnice od spolku Penelope es. 167

Strana 8 Dallas, Texas MIII etenati Vestniku:— , , vsechny volam vas V posledni verne krajany, Wayne nage dornaci kte rych je to povinnost tak i z jinYch osad, aby jste v hojnem poetu k narn ptijeli — ptigly na ten nag OeskST Den, 16. tijna od 10-12:30.

Diky red. Vestniku i Oechoslovaku, je den ut od saki v ka,tde eisle &late oznamovan.

Nage mistni spolky ptipra yaji na. ten 6esky Den pelmY program, lalavne nagi rnladeZe, kterau kadY rad na jevigti vidi. To je nage budoucnost a hlavne nes tegi, e svoje eisla, hudbu, spelt, tance, provedou v duchu &skein.

S potegenim Vain take oznamuji, te nagemu ptedsedovi vYboru deskeho dne p. Nick Morrisovi, se podatilo ziskat arkborneho teenika, Dr. Jana M. Sktivanka kterY vyueuje studenty v College Station v Bryan. Texas.

Stare pkislovi pravi, co nemilte bYt dnes — mte bYt zitra, a tak je tomu i v tomto ptipade. Potadali jsme jej v loni zda-li by k nem mohl ptijet fednit. Odepsal, te mu neni motile, a tak se stab, te bode letos mezi nami.

Byla jsem zvolena v prvni schazi vgech zastupeta naistnich spolkt za dopisovatel ku do desk& easti Vestniku ale moje letogni nemoc a nemoc na gi decry me znemotnila abych konala svoji povinnost. Proto jsem potadala pi. Kraftovou aby psala za me, cot ochotne ueinila a jä srdeene dekuji. A ted', kdyt jsme obe, dcera i ja na ceste k uzdraveni (ak moje dtivej gi energie se ml u nikdy nevrati) ptegla jsem tech 71 vrgkt meho velmi einneho tivota bez vatnYch no moci a na tom 71 hned z jara jsem zaeala Skobrtat. Jen Ze me ZadnY nechce vetit, te jsem byla tak vane nemocna.

Kandyme fika, e dobte yypa,dam. Ono nektere ovoce yypada na pohied dobre a pekne ale uvnitt je eervive. Prominte, e jsem do toho pozvani se zminila o me nemoci to zde nepatti. Ale kdytu jsem to napsala tak dekuji v gem nagim ptateliim za zaslane me Get Well cards kterYch jsem dostala na tucty z celych Spojen3r'ch state i ad nagich domacich. Ani jsem nevedela, e mem tolik uptimnYch ptatel, kteti me pfali brzkeho uzdraveni i za pekne dareeky jen t jste me poslali i za nagi deem vam dekuji ktere jste poslali Get Well Cards, ktere ji potegily.

Prosim vgechny ty na ge mile krajanky ktera mate kroje, hlavne originaly, obleete se do nich a tim spesttite ten nag OeskY Den. Jen gkoda, e toho sa,meho dne je ta ke Sokolski slavnost otvirani pristayby ye Fort Worth, tak 'Se se sousednich So

VESTNt K — WEST, TEXAS kalskYch Jednot pojedou fgeci do Fort Worth. A take i v jinYch osadach mail svoje podniky, ktere je jejich povinnosti navgtivit.

Spolehame'te nage domaci krajane jisee ptijdou.

Do programu se ptihla,sily u sestry ta jemnice pi. L. Kagkeve z Ennis, deveata Marugkovi ktere velmi pekne zpivaji a Honzavé a take z Fort Worth — jejich jmena neznam.

S pozdravem vgem etenatfun, Boiena Valeikova.

ye sttedu, dne 12. 1jna 1960

Od kith', 88, Houston RESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI My nite podepsanY resolueni v$Iloor du Pokrok Houstonu vyslovujeme nasledujicim rodinem na gi uptimne citenau soustrast nad odchodera s yYch milujicich elent rodiny.

Dne 27 kvetna 1960 odeAel nam k vednemu cdpodinku bratr Ignic Jurek Byl dlouholetYm elenem adu, byl miluji cim mantelem, otcem a dedeekem, odegel aby se vice mezi sve mile nevratil.

Bylo mu 66 let.

• Dne 8. eervne, 1960 V mIaidem van 0clegel nam pc) krata a krate nemoci na bratr Richard Doubrava 38 let star zanechal zde svou milovanou mante110, Rau Doubrava a dva syni a mnoho ptibuznYch a pkatel.

• Dne 21. eervna 1960 odegel k veenemu odpeeinku nag dlouholetY bratr Jim Kind Ve svYch mladach letech bS/val velmi oinnS'm dlenem sveho tadu. 1VIiloval des ke divadla a utinkovati v techto bylo je ho radosti. VSak v posledni lobe se vice zdtioval doma. Odael 84 letech.

• • Dne 23. eersrna 1960 dekoneil svou pozemgkou pout' nag bratr Jakub Kind aby se mezi svou milovanou rodinu vice nevratil. Zanechal svou mantelku AneZku Kinclovou, d ye dcery) a syna. Take mnoho ptibuznYch a pfatel. Odegel ye veku 80 let.

Sokol a Rad 154.

Fort Worth, Texas.

Milk bratii a sestry:— Pfichazim mezi vas abych vas vgechuY pozvala na otevteni nagi Sokolovny ve Fort Worth, 15teho a 16teho kijna a ja doufant, te nes vagi navgitevou potegite.

Nekteti v nagi Sokolovni jate nebyli, tak mate ptiletitost ptijit, my budeme mit peknY program vgech Sokohl z Dallas, Ennis a Houstonu, tot dobrY abed. Od 1:30 do 3:00 bude hrat kapela a pak bude cvieeni a veeer sabava. 'Vet bych pro sila vgechny sestry aby v nedeli ptine sly nejake pedivo, koldee, kejky a nebo paje. Za vgechno vam budeme poydeeni.

Tak na shledanou 16. ijna.

S pozdravem Anna Milan.

—) • • ( Dve distriktni schfize se budou konat na ten sainY den a sice dne 16 teho Jedna v El Campo v K. C. sine 6t6ho distriktu a druha v Bucldtolts, podnik to 2 okrsku. Nafitivte kteroukoliv, budete vitani. ( Kaida pojistka nal SPJST prova'zena je nejen zarukou, e bude sprivne dedicum vyplacena, ale je s ni spojeno tolik riiznSrch vSthod jichi jeden kaidS, Glen nemitie jen zbeine piejiti. PiedDne 6. dervna 1960 odeAel k yeenemn tete si vYhody v certifikatu. odpodinku nag tadovY bratr Joseph Dob6' Mat: "DrahouAku, ten borilvkovt ko- OdeAel ye veku 84 let, zanechal zde dva lad made, nejak prapodivne!" syni, vnoneata a mnoho pfatel. Jeho 2ena: "Ach, mileAku, já do neho dala 'Zivot byl velmi pestrY nob mnoho let asi pfu1i mnoho modiTekV." pra.1 co misionak za moiom. Byl mild

Ve stiedu, dne 12. tijna 1960 povahy a rad si pohovotil ze svYmi spol kovymi bratry a sestrami. Ocle gel po kratai nemoci aby spat svfaj weeny sen.

• • Dne 22, srpna ode gla nam nage spolkova sestra aby se mezi nas vice nevratila, sestra Veronika Vanek

Zanechala sveho milovaneho man2ela Frank Vanek ye veka 75 let. Byla nail zakladajici elenkou tadu Polack Houstonu C. 88. Dokud jeji zdravi dovolovalo vkly Verne se syYm mantelem navAte vovali vgechny podniky a zlatte rada mivala nage deske divadla.

• • Dne 30 zati 1960 ode gla po krute nemoci naSe spolusestra Bessie BordovskY y e veku 59 let. Zamechava, jednu dce-

ru a diva syny. K posledniinu odpoeinku byla ulotena na hibitove ve Weimar, Te xas.

Resolueni vYbor tadu Pokrok Houstonu jet jedhou si pieje vysloviti up tim nou soustrast vtem rodinam na gich zesnulYeh sestet- a bratru, at' jest jim zeme lehka.

Anna gvestka, Birdie Hilsher, Frances Olexa.

• *4 RESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI

My elenove tadu Karel Jonat dislo 28, Eas Bernard, Texas timto vyslovujeme potastale rodine svoji hiuboce citenou soustrast nad ttratou jejich mileho manlela, otce a na geho spolubratra.

Louis Hot*Bea

Med zemtel dne 20. zati 1960, ye staffi 48 let. Pohtben byl 22. zaii z kostela sv.

Mite na katolickY htbitov v East Bernard. Pohiebni °Wady vykonali Msgr.

J. A. Valenta a Rev. Earl Mudd, tee elenove Americke Legie vzdali posledni eest zeintelemu. — ZesnulY bratr Louis Hokelica byl elenern na:seho tadu Karel Jonag pa mnoho ran, vldy dbalY syYch povinnosti Co tadnY Glen.

ZesnulY zanechava zde svoji man2elku Vlastu a 2 syny a 1 dceru, a dargi ptibuzne.

Mla portstala rodino, vime, ze elite jeho odchodu, ale budit Wan atechou, to i my spolkovi bratti a sentry soucitime s vami. Zemielemu bratru piejeme lehke odpoeinuti a Lest budi2 jeho Parnatce zachovana.

Lydia Kubena, Annie Fojtik, Annie Duckett res. vStor.

4, ( Vzpomente si laskave, ze bude se pokadat eeskS, den na statth vfstave Dallas, dne 16. fijna ve Womens Bldg. v 10 hod. do 12:30 dop.

V ST N K — WEST, TEXAS

NADEJE napsal V. M. SKALSK't

(PokraoUvant) "Dite, co to mluviS," tekla matka, vrhnouc vyeitavy pohled na mute, "Od ny nejaka bude choditi s nami. Cot ja jsem nejaka bableka? A to vam povidam: Tatinek dostane u papa Klieky 'maxi a DobrY se za nano, piimluvi. Vy pak zase budete choditi do katolicke akoly, oba—" "To bude dobte," zvolala, divka, "tam to bylo hezke —" "Ja take," teld vehave Koch, "OvSem, take a bude se neat, aby z tebe neco bylo. Takhle by z tebe byl jen flama."

"Dobte matka mluvi deti, dobte", ozval se Ostry. "A vin chlapee, to se hned vgeho nesmig chytat co jsem Mal." Deti byly udiveny. Tome pfece byl jejich otec a dues takhle mluvil, Piece vgak piljaly rozhodnuti s radosti a to Ally se na lepgi easy.

Ten weer koneil u OstrYch radosti v beekavani lep gich emit.

Rano se vydal Ostry na cestu ke Kliekovi.

Cestou mu vie pripadalo jakq teik'fr sen. S jakYon nadejezni se vydal na cestu do Ameriky a jak se zidanial vaak hned mu napadlo: ZIdamal jsem se opravdu? IT2dyt? jsem byl ptatelsky ptijat a bylo se mnou ptatelsky nakladano dokud. -Ano, to dokud mu letelo v hlave. Dokud se drtel viry, dokud konal svoje povinnosti, dokud s mantelkou a detmi chodil do kostela, dotud ano dotud se mu dobie vedlo. Kdy vgak meal se chytati spoleenosti a yydrtel v ni mnoho hodin, popijeje a nekdy i karty hraje — zeaal klesati. A proe byl propu gten? Zase mu hlavou probihalo vie, co piedchazelo. Chtel se yyznamenati pied 8-0mi spoleeniky a kdy2 se pfidal do spolku, chterl dostati nove 'deny — ale jak nedbal na napomenuti, aby, si hledel pia ce, ale byl dokonce i hrubY. V'sledek byl ztratil praci. A jak se jej ujali ti, kdot jej snad nevedomly vedli ku vzdorovitosti? Veera veeer se to dovedel — v nom" jej nechali dokonce ma bYti vyhozen pro neplaceni. To jej zlobilo — ad mush uznati, ze afednIci spolku jinak jednati nemohou, piece jej to zlobilo, to k vu1i snaze, dostati nove eleny ztratil misto — a nyni ma. bYti vyhozen.

"A kdo ti piisel kit pornioci?" zase zaLeptal hlas. "Ti, kterYnt jsi naclaval svor ne se syYmi spoleeniky."

"Ale vklyt' mezi nimi byli i katolici," ozval se jinY hlas v ,jeho

Stra I "Ano, a le takevi jako Jill, !via si sam, "Mel ten Klieka pravdu. Do takovebo spolku proti-kabolickeha nejde ZildnY po ka,dinY katolik. Mel pravdu protole skuteene, ktefi byli katoliky, ti nezaehovavali viru a jeji prikazy zrovna jako on."

A tento hlas mu zastal v pameti.

"Bylo ti toho tieba?" ptal se zase hlas svedomi. "Ziskal jsi new tim, ze jsi se zbavil viry a chtel i syna odvesti? Co se, z nej stavalo? Jag to tekla to holka?"

At se zachvel — J12 i policajti jej honili — jeho syna, o nem2 si tolikmyslil.

"A kdo jej tam ptivedl?" ptal se zase hlas svedomi.

"Ano, ja, jsem jej ptivedl na pokraj zhouby."

"Jegte neni pozde," zase geptal hla,s svedomi. "Lepe pozde net nikdy. Vrat" se."

To se mu vaak protivilo.

"Co by si pomyslili ti, kdo jej slYchali mluviti proti vile? Co by tome tekli?" zrazoval jej hlas hloupe battle Ale svedomi hned odpovidalo: "Zachrani to nebo tveho syna, v. eas potteby? Nemag ja zkugenost? Nebo budou za tebe jednou odpovidati?"

A OstrY si mush ptiznati, 2e nikoli.

Bojuje tak sam s sebou, dostal se at ke Kliekovi. M se podivil, jak peknY domek ma — a piece veil.

Zmaten se zastavil, ale jit se oteviraly dvete a Klieka jej zeal: "Take jen dal, jen dal — to jsou hoste a tak z rana. My jegte s paneinDobrYin jsme doma a hled'me, zde host z tak daleka. To jste si piivstal —" Uvedl OstrYho do dome, kde jej pii vital Jenik i pani Kliekova.

"Vite, pane Klieko, proe asi pticha zim -- s prosbou," zadal OstrY. "Se tadnou prosbou, vy piece nejdete jak se iikalo v 6echach na prosbu, t. j. tebrotu, ale j dete hledat prat'. A to neni prosba. Co si tedy piejete?" ptal se Kli eka. "Chtel byste pievziti pro nine piaci?"

"Milerad," lekl tine Ostry. "Jakou?"

"Snadnou," znela odpoved'. "Tally DobrY mi tekl, 2e dovedete zameenictvi a jste obeznamen s praci v kovu. Nuie pottebuji nekoho, kdo by pH mYch stay back mCi na starosti tento obor. Nemu site se bati — ptihlasim vas k Unii, aby main nemohli nic vytYkati a sam zaplatim poplatek."

"Milerad budu pracovati pro vas, pa, ne 'Ciao," feld °std. "Kdy zaenu?"

"Tohle jest dobre," zasmal se Klieka.

"Vy nejste Amerikan."

"Proe?" zvedave se ptal OstrY. "No neptate se hned, kolik budu platit," vysvetloval Klieka. "Vite Amerikart lined se pta: kolik jest v tom penez? Vy

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• se ptate pa praci, ne p0 penezich. Ale udelam to s y am! dobfe."

Potom se dohodli ohledne platu.

"A nechcete Inc ku ptedu?" ptal se Klieka, dobre veda, Ze Ostrkho pkivedla k nema slcuteena bida.

"Co Z o to by nebylo,"telc.1 smutne 0strST, "ale Vg dyt' jsem jeSte ani Ikladivkem neudefil — prate muslin pookati -tot' vite, ge potfebuji."

"Kolik pottebujete?" fekl nyni Jenik.

"Já vain pomohu, nebot' jsem vain zava,zan dikem za, ptivezeni kufru do Bremen."

"Kdo by na to pamatoval," smutne Ostrk. "Tehdy bylo jinak, dnes také."

"No, talc' kolik by to spravilo," nalehal 'Jenik, pobadan polaledem KlielcovYm. "No, vite pane Dobrk, ono jest toho ye Atka kada. Na to muslin paelcat, at' si vydelam, ale potieboval bych na rent.

Ten jest pozadu a main souZeni."

"Stalo se neco?" vyzvidal Klioka a tu Ostr po delSim otalenl povedel vSe. "Ale, ale, vidite," iekl vyeitave Jenik, "byl byste neehal rodinu v talcove nesnazi. Pomfdeme vam — a vite co? Tadly) _ pan Klieka ma postavenk pelcnk domek nedaleko odtud a nahodou jest prazdny. Nechtel byste zaplatit tam dull a ptestehovat se do neho?"

0,strk udivene se podival s jednoho na druheho.

"Myslite to iopravdu nebo si tropite ze nine Zert —" ptal se.

"Nikoli, pan DobrY to mysli dobie snad mi to vyeet1 z hlavy. Ano, to jest SPravne," tekl Klieka. "Main domek, ma 13-7 sice, ale peknY. Tarn byste mohi byclleti a splaceti si jej. Platil byste rent a pomalu byste si pomohi k domku. Nehrdloval bych vas ale dal bych yam dosti MaZeme jiti kolem a podivate se na liej. Po piaci pak pan Dolor* zajede k ya,Zemu domacirnu, zaplati mu a vy se ptestehujete hned".

OstrY. nevedel, co si ma mysliti.

"Ja, já e bych se stehoval do vlastniho?" ptal se jednim dechem. "Mdj BoZe bylo by to mokio, Ze bych mel svou vlastni stiechu nad hlavou? NeZertujete?"

"Nikoli," tekl Klieka, "v gdyt' jest to docela obchodni jednani. Vy budete Si •splaceti domek, pracovati budete pro 'mne a koneene budete miti svoje. — To jest piece jasne a jednoduche."

OstrY se nedilvefive podival na Jenfica.

"No vette tomu," iekl tento. "A nyni si avoldme vaZeho pana domaciho — jake jest jeho jmeno?"

•Ostrk udal jmeno a Jenik se zeptal, je stli bude pan domaci dorna.

• "Budu," odpovedel tento dosti kratce, "ale pokud se toho zelenaka tee, nechci o nem ani slySeti."

t ST N 1 K -- WEST, TEXAS "Ale jelio penize vezmete, Ze ano?" tekl s posme'Skern Jenik.

"Vgdyt' nic nema, vSe propije, a zitra jej dam vyhageti."

"Snad a pozitti," posmival se Jenik.

"Tak tedy pozitici, ale to pajde jiste "On se v3rstehuje zitra," hldsil Jenik.

"Jen jestli bade miti s dim," znela odpoved,. "Ten nabytek a hadry si nechain."

"Nenechate, protole dostanete svoje pe nize."

"Kde by je vzal?" ptal se domaci.

"To asi bude jeho starost. Veeer yam ptinese penize a zitra se stehuje."

A pan domaci hued ochabnul, a zaeal se vykrucovati. byt jest "No vklyt to tak nespecha peknY, mfiZe tam zase bkti —" "Nebude, jelikoZ dostane lacinejal a lepZi byt ne 2 ma," iekl Jenik.

"No kdyg by to bylo tak, slevim neco na rentu," zase polevoval domaci.

"Marna tea," keld Jenik. "On si koupil sviij dam." -"Coe?" zvolal do telefonu pan domati.

"Blaznite eloveee? Kde by vzal penize?"

"To jest asi jeho vec," odpovedel Jenik.

"Veeer vain ptinese penize."

"Dobfe, budu doma v 7 hodin."

"S Bohem," tekl Jenik, ale pan doma, ci povesil naslouchatko. To se mu jeate nestalo.

OstrY se pak vypravil s Kliekou a Jenikem stavbu, provazen ptaniin VAeho do bra a aby se mu to libilo, pani you, ba i Starkm, kterk prave z venku kolem domku, IcterSr mel bYti domovem rodiny Ostrkch a za811 i dovniti.

Domek jako klicka, pied domem maid zahradeeka, pod domkem sklep, Vse pekne upraveno, eiste.

Ostrk mohi nechati oCi na, eelern dom ku.

"A tohle o bude müj domek?" ptal se dychtive.

"Ano, bude, ale musite gettiti abyste jej splatil," tekl Klieka. "OvSem snadno to udelate, kdyg ptestanete vysedavati se sykini spoleeniky."

"Pane Klielco,"tekl slavnostne ()stilt. mne neuvidite s nind nikdy ani neuvidite mne piti —" "Netikam, abyste si sklenieku piva ne vypil." zastavoval jeho slib Klieka, "ale abyste nevysedaval s ni/ni a neztracel tak nejen ea,s, ale i penize."

"Take ie nebudu, znovu sliboval Ostrk. "To bade matka koukat, ai ji to povim. A cog deti. Piece snad Pan Bah da, ie budeme kvi jako lidi spokadani.

No pokud se nine tkka, já zaenu hned " Ostrkmu bylo divno, ie ani jeden nezaeal mluviti o torn, aby zase chodil do

Ire • streclu, due a iijna 1960 kostela, To se mu Obilo a proto zaeal sam: "Vite pane Klielco, a nejen to — abyste viclel ie chci bkti potadnk elovek, budu zase tim elm jsem bval. Oni mne chteji suspenciovati ye spolku mohou poekati ag. jindy. Hned clues jim napfSi, ie vystupuji—" "To nikdo od vas neZada," zastavil jej "Snad byste nechtel, abych tam zastal a hlavne potom, kdy2 rnné tolik bratrsky pomohli?" zasmal se Ostrk.

"To nikoli, ale nechci, abyste se domnival, ie varn proto jen ponadhame, abychom vas vratili kostelu. To nikoli, Cirkev neat holubnik, aby z at eloyek utikal a do ni se vracel, kdykoli chce.

O tom spik ptemkZlejte —" "Jig jsem ptemkSlel celou cestou k vam. Jsem odhodlan vratit se odkud jsem vySel vlastne byl jsein jiZ odhodlan, drive ne2 jsem veal, jak mi chcete pomoci."

"To tuhle pan Dobrk mel ten plan," tekl Klieka.

"Inn, jest to Dobrk elovek," zasmal se Ostrk. "Ma dobre jmeno. Skoda, ie vk dobte pro neho se netoei."

"Vy vite?" ptal se liable Jenik.

"Dostali jsme psani od pfatel," fekl proste Ostrk. "V Kreine to Spatne elmdi—" "Mehl bych si je pieeisti?" iekl Jenik dychtive.

"Ale ano, rad, velice rad vain je dam pkeeisti, tfeba dues yeeer, aZ pojedeme ohledne toho rentu."

"Budu velice rad," tekl Jenik.

JeSte na, odchodiu ohledl se Ostrk a radosti gate iekl: "To bude miti matka radost, ta bade radost a col deti. Jak jen se budu moci oclmeniti za tu laskavost?"

"Povim yam to," tekl Klieka. "Neuclelate nam vet gi radost, jako kdyg piestanete pkiligne piti a kdyg budete zase takovYm jakkrn jste byl, kdyg jste piijel z kraje."

"To take ie budu. No to bade matka kaukat," znovu opakoval "ale bade plakat radosti, to nic. No, Pan Bah ji yyslykl."

"Mate hodnou Zenu, Ostrk," tekl Jenik, "vaZte si ji."

"Wm-, mam," ptisvedeaval OstrY, "a budeme, mushne nyni miti zase spakojenk gavot. Pan Rah nam poma ge a budeme mid svoji stiechu nad hlavou. Oh, mai ' Bole, to jest Ztesti jak se jen mohu odvdeeiti?"

"Nieim," tekl Klieka, "neZ pectiYou pra Cl a facinkm givotern."

"Bud'te ujiZten," tekl OstrY, "to vain slibuji."

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a ul letel z lipy ten pan vrabak rozmilSr. S. Jeho nove zaiitzeni hodili mu na hlavu, hnizdo cele rozcuchane, inu-vrab61 vrbavu•

1. Na to nail stare lipe veera vim byl velkST 5. A ten ipaCek uboia-

pilletlo tam mnoho pta- ach, ten vim byl tuze rad, ze si mohl pied svim coie je to za povyk? dornkem 2. Inu, vrabak trochu vesele zas zahvizdat. nechtel z budky ne a ne, e dal do ni zalizeni za p enize - za nove.

3 2 e ten ipaeek uboaZek zas byl tuze nesmeli,

to mu jini zpeviekove pomoci svou 4. Za Bosky vam uimudlane vrabce pekne chytili,

Pfeeti s tatinkem nebo maminkait a po torn sprivne opig do segitu! Pokus se pH hodu eesky vypravovati! — I v Texasu mame hodne gpaekti, ale to nejsou ptaci. StrSfeek je srdeene pozdravuje. Diky za dopisy. Jen piste, mall i velici etenaH! S bratrskj,m pozdravem StrSreek meek z Austinu. ) • 4, •

Piatele Ae nerad jsem nucen Vam oznamiti, ie ad tohoto dne kaidemu, kdo si pfeje aby mu byli vraceiV obrazky ktere nam zaslal, musime iadati piedem zpateene pogtovne.

Kdyi se snaiime aby Vam do gli obrazky Vage v dobrem stavu, jsme miceni je oblofiti tvrdou lepenkou (cardboards) a pak easto pogtovne obna gi 10, 12, 16 ai 18c. — Nemejte nava to za zle, ie iadame zpateeni pogtovne. ) e Dve distriktni scheme se budou konat na ten samS, den a site dne 16 teho Nina. Jedna v El Campo v K. C. sine 6teho distriktu a druha v Buckholts, podnik to 2 okrsku. Navitivte kteroukoliv, budete

fft,r1r/?.

Zas jeden rusk/ general ptijel do CS'S R. na inspekci. Ceta • cvlei lionem nova,'; ky a vysvetluje jirn, jak se maji Olovek nikdy nevi. General se hned pr y -nideaubohrektyvhnulazko Si je ze vseho moZneho. Prave ma v para ,de jednoho.

— Ptijde g na misto -irreeni a uvidi g za stromem neptitele. Co udelag?

Obehnu strom a neptitele zabiji.

Chara ge. Ale za druhYm stromem de dalSi neptitel, kterY na tebe stieli a ucho. ustteli ti tteba - Obehnu i druhy strain a zabiji i. druhello nep•itele.

— I tak moZno. A kfly2 za t •etim stromem spattiS tretiho nep •itele, kterY ti ustteli i ciruhe echo? Co udelag?

— Prosim, nic, protole pak neuvidim.

— Jak to, nelikal jsem piece, ze ti vyst•e li oko. — Ale novdeek se neda: — Jo, ale kdy2 mi ustteli obe usi, tak mi to eepice, kterou jsem zrovna vyfasoval, spadne a2 na nos.

• K bohatemu banketi piisel Zebrak, kte dostaval velmi eastou a Stedrou almuZnu. Aby se pojistil, ze nebude vyhozen zaeal hned na bankete mluvit takto: "Pane banketi, chran Panbu, ze snad jdu k vain Zebrat! Toho jsem dalek! Ale chci se jen s vami vsadit o sto korun, ze si mohou opattit neco, co vy si absolutne opattit nemtezete!"

Banket se pousmal: "Dobte, plati!"

Jsem ,opravdu zveda,vY, elm mne chcete ptekonat! Co ja, si nernohu za sve penize opatiit?"

Ted' se zas pousmal Z'ebrk a viznamne dodal: "Vysvedeeni chudoby!"

• Vrazil do pojigt'ovny pan Novak, prej by se jako dal taky pojistit. Ilfednik ho pro pozdni hodinu odkazuje na zitfek.

Pan Novak v gak energicky protestuje a Zada, aby poji gteni bylo sjednano ihned.

- Copak mate tolik naspech? , pta. se Utednik. vono to jegte hoti.

— No jak.by ne • • Patrik pozval svou snoubenku na vylet. Ptigli do luxusni letni restaurace a Patrik podal snoubence jidelni listek: "Tu mak milaeku, vyber si, na co MO shut'. Teple butty s hoteici jsou llama ny tadynle ai dole."

• • Kaida pojistka na gi SPJST provazena je nejen zarukou, ie bude sprivne &Ala-1m vyplacena, ale je s ni spojeno tolik rfizOch “rhod jiehi jeden kaidk 'den nemuie jen zbeine tete si vShoe,y v certifikatu.

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Large population shifts, of course, appear to be one of the important factors in ownership changes within a state, as the 10 states with the largest percentage gains in life insurance ownership were, in most cases, states with the greatest percentage rise in population.

Mississippi was one of the outstanding exceptions with a 204 per cent increase in aggregate ownership in the face of a decline in population. Arkansas also showed a decline in population, 7 per cent, while insurance in force rose 172 per cent. The average ownership per family in these states increased at nearly twice the rate of increase for the country as a whole. In states where there were not major population shifts, the other factors predominated, with large

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FROM THE Life Insurance Growth' Outpaces Population Gains The increase in life insurance ownership in the United States over the past decade has been at a rate Irtore than eight times that for poulation growth, according to the Institute of Life Insurance.

The aggregate owned at the start of this year was 154 per cent greater than 10 years before, while the decade's population increase shown by the new census was 18 per cent.

In this same period, the average ownership of life insurance per family more than doubled, increasing 121 per cent to $9,500 at the start of 1960 — $11,900 per insured family.

"Material population shifts, changes in income levels by states, larger gains in ownership within the family in many areas are among the factors which have resulted in a wide range in the rate of gain among the states," Holgar J. Johnson, Institute president, said. "While New Mexico showed the greatest rate of gain in ownership of life insurance, 418 per cent, Rhode Island reported an increase of 106 per cent and the District -of Columbia a gain of 89 per cent."

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:.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE "I pledge Allegiaece to the Flag of the United Stateo of AincricF. and to the Republic for which it stands. One Nation under God, indivisible, with Liberty and Justice for all." differences between the insurance and population gains in many cases.

The ten states with the largest percentage gains in life insurance ownerFlorida, 317 per cent; Nevada, 301 per cent; California, 244 per cent; Lonisiana, 220 per cent; Texas, 217 per cent; Mississippi, 204 per cent; Deleware, 203 per cent; Georgia, 200 per cent. The first Deleware were the six five of these and ∎ leaders in the rate of population gain.

"Living benefits" in Texas to policyholders themselves fretD their life insurance companies were $153,288,000 in 1959, which was 56 per cent of the year's total life insurance benefit payments to the families of this state, the Institute of Life Insurance reports.

These payments were in adition to $121,198,000 of death benefits paid to the families of this state and compare with payments of $148,382,000 in "living benefits" the year before. The living benefits include matured endowments, annuities, disability, cash. surrender values paid out and dividends to policyholders.

Last year the total of all payments to policyholdrers and beneficiaries in this state amounted to $274,486,000 compared with $260,553,000 the year before.

policyholders' own living needs has increased materially in recent years, more than doubling since 1960," Holgar J. Johnson, Institute president, commented.

"More and more families have set up life insurance programs which call for specific living benefits as well as the basic death protection. Education, retirement, travel, business expansion, mortgage repayment are among the specific needs covered. These living benefits have now become an important part of the flow of life insurance funds to American families and will be increasingly important in the future. For the country as a whole, nearly $4,500,000,000 is now going to living policyholders annually as benefits, more than three times the annual figure at the end of World War II." Of the total living benefits received in 1959 by the families of this state, $22,533,000 was for matured endownments; $35,785,000 for annuity payments; $3,605,000 for disability benefits; $58,268,000 for policy cash surrender value payments; and $33,097,000 for dividends to policyholders.

For the country as a whole, benefit payments to U.S. families by all life insurance companies were $7,531,058,000 in 1959, of which 58.7 per cent were for living benefits and 41.3 per cent for death payments. The amounts paid nationally were: matured endowments, $632,018,000; annuity payments, $656,002000; disability benefits, $118,942,000; policy cash surrender value payments $1,493,272 OK and dividends to policyholders, $1,521,162,000. This made total payments to living policyholders, countrywide, of $4,421,396,000, compared with $4,322,176,000 theyear before and $1,988,622,000 ten years, ago. Death payments for the country as a whole were $3,109,662,000 in 1959, compared with$2,909,037,000 the year before and $1,489,742,000 ten years ago.

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Proper dress and diet are still the body's best buttress. But today, cornfortable clothes take the place of the not so comfortable red flannels — and a balanced breakfast — proteins for strength and calories for energy do "The use of life: insurance benefits for inure than any homemade cure-all.

Wednesday, October ! 12, 1960 I

OUR HOME, WHERE PEACE AND COMPORT REIGN West, Texas Dear Readers: In last week's issue of the Vestnik, the Czech section carried a letter written by Mrs. Rydel, of West, Texas, in which she described her month's stay in the Rest Home in Taylor, Texas.

Being apprehensive lest she not like living in the SPJST Rest Home in Taylor, after she had burned all of her bridges, our good Sister Rydel !visited the Rest Home for a month's stay so that she could see just how she would fit in it. She loved it!

Sister Rydel brought out an important factor and that is: that the aged belong with the aged for they speak the same language and their pace of living is alike. She brought out the fact that she was tired and weary when she came there; that while there she had plenty of rest, sleep, excellent food !adaptable to aged appetites; and together with the companionship of the other guests which is a big item in itself, she soon overcame her tired out feeling and enjoyed her new relationship with the other guests in the Rest Home.

When her trial period was up, she regretted leaving, but promised herself that she would see them all again, now that she knew just how it would work out .for her. She had proven to herself that our SPJST Rest Home is a most wonderful place where the aged can live in care and comfort.

Our SPJST Rest Home in Taylor, a town of some 20,000 souls, is certainly located in one of our bigger cities in Texas, yet in a town not too large, where its citizens perpetuate friendly relations with the guests in the Home. Taylor's citizens are on beck and call when someone wants to get to church Sunday and needs a ride back to the Home. Lines of cars swing onto the drive to pick up and then deliver their aged charges; there is always lots of merriment on Sunday.

Our Rest Home has been judged "One

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Vt ST NI K — WEST, TEXAS of the Very Best" in fact, a model of what a modern Home should be like, by our State of Texas Commission under whose eagle eye and under whose laws all Texas Homes operate. That should make us very proud.

In today's design of living, the pace of modern family life, the lack of extra bedrooms and space is a serious factor in taking in aged persons. Most of us have room for just the memberS of our families and any additions made for hardships all around, so it is no shame nor is it any reflection on a growing family when a lone parent chooses the SPJST Rest Home to live out his or her old days in companionship of his or her own age group, where the welfare of the •guests is the utmost importance to the management. Nor is it a jail, for the Rest Home. guests may come and go as they choose, visiting home folks for a while and then returning.

Here our retired guests make new friends, enjoy companionship and recreation in gracious home-like atmosphere. You are invited to inspect our Rest Home in Taylor any time.

In line with this thinking, our wonderful Teen-Club of Lodge 66, Waco, has 'adopted! to sponsor a Christmas project, where they will sell candy and all income from this sale shall go to the Rest Home in Taylor. They too, are proud of the Rest Home that their Order has helped become a reality; a dream of so many of our older members, and they are happy for the privilege of expressing their approval of the Home with their Christmas project.

They say that "charity begins at Home" and what better project for anyone in our Order than to support our own. If we can't feel proud and if we don't support our own cause, who will support it then, pray tell! )•

Dear Readers: We are calling your attention to the! letter of Mrs. B. Valcik in the Czech section of this issue in which she is inviting the Dallas public to attend the Czech Day which will be held at the State Fair of Texas, in Dallas, Texas, October 16th in the Women's Building, beginning at 10:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

Dr. J. M. Skrivanek from A. and M. College will be the principal speaker.

We have given this Czech Day the utmost publicity in the! Vestnik and we hope that our Dallas friends will also do their port and attend.

Editor )• 4•( Romans called their handkerchieves sudorina meaning sweat cloths.

Attention Members of Lodge No. 6 Our next regular Lodge Meeting will be held the second Sunday in November which is Sunday the 13th. — Since this is an important meting all our membefs are urged to be present.

In our recently enlarged and remodeled Lodge Hall we now have all the conveniences you can ask for, so make it a point to attend 'and help our Lodge to go forward.

You are a part of it, are your not? )• • With all the billions we have sent to foreign countries allegedly to bolster them against communism, is there any one of them we can really count on for help if we need it?

District Youth Leaders Addresses DISTRICT I. Mrs. Rud. C. Matejka Rt. 4, Box 504 Bryan, Texas DISTRICT' Mrs. Clara Ilejl Route 4, Temple, Texas DISTRICT DL Mrs. Enuna Ceske 2709 park Avenue S. woo), Texas Mrs. Bessie Petr. Assfstant 5406 Morningslde Dr. Dallas, Texas

DISTRICT IV. AfrS. Ed. Heisler Route I Seymour, Texas DISTRICT V. Della Kadlecek Maxine Sefolk a30/ Airline Drive Itouston 9, Texas DISTRICT VI We. Frank Brdecka RoUte 1, Box 150 Texas

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paid could be, given to some charity chosen. How ! about our SPJST Rest Home? ) • 4. •

Status Symbols

ON COLUMBUS DAY We all know why Christopher Columbus is famous, because he discovered America. And most of us, if we stop to think, know Why he discovered America.

It was really an accident, you remember. Columbus didn't expect to discover a new continent. He was looking for a new ship route to the Indies.

An accident, yes, and perhaps we /nigh call it luck. But don't forget this: Columbus would never have discovered America, never even have sailed, if he 'had not had boundless courage and unihnited faith in himself.

Other people, the "wise" men of the laughed at his idea that the world was round, but Columbus knew he was right and refused to let others talk him 'out of it. He presisted in the face of the greatest obstacles, and even when he had almost reached America, he had to put down a mutiny of his sailors.

That's the real reason why Columbus accomplished! something. It wasn't luck.

It was just the fact that he refused to be beaten. )

Life insurance, is popular. Witness the number of people who own it. But it's rarely the life of the party. Let a man get into conversation, and the talk concerns what "my broker says about the market" or "how many shares I have after the stack-split." Let a man buy a new car and he's off to demonstrate its horsepower. Or enter his new house, and he's quick to show off its modern conv,enineces. People strive for "status symbols."

Never much talk — never much show about the establishment of a fine life insurance program. Strange, because when a man dies, the talk is all about how much life insurance he left his family.

How — during his own lifetime — can a man be recognized for adequately protecting his family through life insurance? Is there not satisfaction and pride to be shared beyond one's immediate family? Can life insurance purchases be related to "status symbols?" ) • 44 • ( Every day more and more businessmen are learning that life insurance can solve many perplexing problems. When you offer them, solutions you free their minds from these problems for production and sales.

Of course businessmen are keenly aware of the dollar-and-cent picture on income and expense, profit and loss.

And they are especially interested in the specific cost of any solution you offer through insurance.

Our organizers can quote to the penny the cost of the policy fro any given number of years, and also the exact benefits available.

This is the kind of information businessmen like. Information that leads to decisions to buy.

In the above picture we present Bro. Ben J. Petrusek, Commander of the United States Naival Reserve, attached to the USNR Surface Division, Houston, Texas.

Our Brother Petrusek completes 18 years of service in October. He is the son of Brother and Sister Frank Petrusek of Wallis, Texas, and also a member of Lodge 141.

He married Miss Minnie Mokry of Granger, Texas, and they have two children.

We congratulate this brother and his parents for his outstanding record and command and wish him all the possible success in the future.

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When Changing Your Address

Please report your OLD address and your Lodge number to our Supreme Lodge, Box 400, Temple, Texas, direct when ) • 4 • asking for a change of address.

If you do not do this, it is very difficult for us to find your name on our list, as you are one out of 10,000 Vestnik FROM LODGE 92 FORT WORTH readers, and many with the same name.

Wewould like for you to get your National Hall, on Roberts Cut-Off Road Vestnik promptly so please help us to Please be advised that Reservations give you the best service. for tables in our Hall can be had by call) • 4„ • ( Do you prepare for "family fun night" ing In your Lodge for Halloween? If you MA 4-0251 have not, please do not put it off any or MA 6-8773 longer.

But if you do not arrive at our NaGood, clean fun is always welccme tional Hall by 9:00 o'clock, your reseramong good friends. Funds secured by vation will be cancelled.

Please take notice — The Committee the participants, after expences were

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Important Notice

Wednesday, October 12, 1960

Dear Brothers and Sisters, Please be advised that during the •r:onth, of September, 1960, the Supreme Lodge, SPJST, has paid death benefits due by virtue of certificates issued to the following deceased brothers and sisters, to-wilt: Death Claim No. 7127. Sister Stanislava Ripl, housewife, member of Lodge Novy Tabor, No. 17, died August 28, 1960, at age 87. Admitted April 10, 1904. Cert . A1050 for $1,000.00.

Death Claim No, 7123. Brother Alois Sacky, retired farmer, member of Lodge Anton Cerroa,k, No. 56, died , August 24, 1960, at age 78. Admitted October 6. 1901.

Cert. A-5288 for $1,000.00.

In the above picture we are presenting Death Claim. No. 7129. Sister Veronica to our readers the selected Princess of Vanek, 'housewife, member of Lodge Pokour Lodge No. 9 of Snook, Texas. rok Houstona, No. 88, died August 22, She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1960, at age 76. Admitted May 1, 1910.

Richard Lawrence. Sister Alice Faye Cert. A-6794 for $1,000.00.

Lawrence joined the SPJST when she Death Claim No. 7130. Sister Emily was eight years old and at present she Niver, housewife,tpember of Lodge Karel attends Snook High School.

Jonas No. 28, died August 17, 1960, at age Our best wishes and let us hear from 50. Admitted May 13, 1946. Cert. C-8598, you — Editor. for $1,000.00. o ) Death Claim No 7131. Sister Matilda Sabrsola, housewife, member of Lodge Needville, No. 81, died August 7, 1960, at age 73. Admitted April 14, 1929. Cert.

We are, compelled to announce that B-560 for $1,000.00. from this ,day on we have to charge you Death Claim No. 7132. Sister Emilie postage on all of the pictures that we Spacek, housewife, member of Lodge are to return to you. These are pictures Cecho-Moravan, Lodge No. 106, died that have been sent to us for publication. August 24, 1960, at age 82. Admitted May In trying to return these pictures in 7, 1912. Cert. A-11292 for $500.00. first class condition, we have to apply Death Claim No 7133. Sister Frances card board on both sides of your pic- Pelech, housewife, member of Lodge ture and this increases the postage Rozkvet Zapadu, No. 107, died September from ten, twelve, and often eighteen 5, 1960, at age 69. Admitted March 8, 1931, cents, so, if you desire to have your Cert. B-699, for $1,000.00. picture back, mail the required postage Death Claim No. 7134. Sister Anna for them. — Thank you. ,Franek, housewife, member of Lodge Needville, No. 81, died Septe(Dber 4, 1960, ) at age 88. Admitted November 10, 1912.

When grandma wound up her summer Cert. A-6304, for $1,000.00. vacation and went back to school, she Death Claim No. 7135 Brother Walter was probably fitted out in new red flanSpanhel, owner Machine Mfg. Co., memnels and fortified with a dose of garlic ber of Lodge J'aro, No. 130, died Septemand brown sugar to guard against colds. ber 7, 1960, at age 46. Admitted October • • 11, 1033. Cert. 0-1783, for $1,000.00. AdThis year there are 40 million Ameri- mitted February 19, 1935. Cert. C-2537( can children 'ins in school — and the com for $1,000.00. Admitted September 13, mon cold is more, common that ever! 1943 . Cert. Pd-up No. 955, for $636.00.

Aided by the close quarters in our overDeath Claim No. 7136. Brother Joe crowded school rooms — colds will strike thousands of youngsters every day in the Sefcik, Sr., farmer, member of Lodge Liberty, No 136, died September 8 1960 coming year,

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at age 82. Admitted October 13, 1907.

Cert. A-6797, for $1,000.00.

Death Claim No. 7137. Brother Vine 3. Miksik, farmer, member of Lodge Cechoslovan, No. 40, died September 8, 1960, at age 64 , Admitted September 9, 1923. Cert. A-8919, for $1,090.00.

Death Claim No. 7138. Brother Josef Balcar, retired, member of Lodge Prapor Magnolia, No. 65, died September 10, 1960 at age 89. Admitted July 1, 1897. Cert. A2621,for $1,000.00.

Death Claim No , 7139. Sister Mary Bairtosh, housewife, member of Lodge Fort Worth, No. 154, died September 6, 1960, at age 89. Admitted August 8, 1904. Cert.

A-6199, for $1,000.00.

Death Claim No, 7140. Brother Jos. Slovacek, retired farmer, member of Lodge Pokrok Mlacleze, No. 100, died August 17, 1960, at age 89. Adipitted July 1, 1897. Cert . A-5577, for $1,000.00.

Death Claim No. 7141. Sister Emilie Filip, housewife, member of Lodge Bratri Svobody, No. 67, died September 12, 1960, at age 75. Admitted March 18, 1908. Cert.

Pd-up 427, for $105.00.

Death Claim No. 7142. Brother Lewis Horelica, Maintenance Man, Member of Lodge Karel Jonas, No. 28, died Septefuber 20, 1960, at age 48. Admitted October 17, 1938. Cert. C-4689 for $500.00.

Death Claim No. 7143. Sister Erna M. Holdt, housewife, member of Lodge Vesmernost, No. 68, died September 18, 1960 at age 60. Admitted November 23, 1938.

Cert. B-2226 for $1,000.00.

Death Claim No. 7144. Sister Frances Voltr, housewife, lavmber of Lodge Stefanik, No. 142, died August 21, 1960 at ,age 79. Admitted March 7, 1926. Cert. B-145 for $1,000.00.

Death Claim No. 7145. Brother Emil Marek, physician and surgeon, member of Lodge Pokrok. Sweet Home, No. 63, died September 13, 1960, at age 72. Admitted May 1, 1946. Cert. B-3710 for $500.00, To the .bereaved relatives of our deceased brothers and sisters, the Supreme Lodge, SPJST, expresses its heartfelt sympathy.

3. F. Chupick Secretary, Supreme Lodge S. P. J. S. T. • A, • If the government is to be truly the servant of the people and not their master, we must never permit ourselves to presume that because something is good for one man it is good for all men.

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Stronik se pta pPejeteho mule: "Jste snad Innen tUce?" PfejetSr odpovi: To nevim, ja je‘St6 need noviny„"

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STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND DISBURSE MENTS FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER, 1960 ZPRAVA PittIEM A V YD 4NI ZA MESIC ZAftI, 1960 Mortuary timrtni

RECEIPTS - PrtiJEM Mortgage Loans - Majetkove /Allay Certificate Loans - Certifikatove piljeky Premiums - Omani poplatky od fault Interest from certificate loans -- trok z certifikatovYch paidek int. on Mortgage Loans - Crok z majetkovSr ch piljeek Interest on BondsUrok z bond0 R. M. 0. Z mineralniho majetku .............. ...... . .. .. ..... . ....... ...... oil Lease - Olejove Lease S. P. J. S. T. Building Rent - Najem z budovy Appraisal Fee - Na odhady Sale of Supplies - Prodej tadovSrch potteb Total Receipts - CelkovST piljem Cash Balance 9-1-60 - Hotovost 9-1-60

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97,486.15 4,635.29 24,421.08 1,673.27 28,587.81 75.00 685.84 100.00 2,269.41

Expense Vydani

Juvenile DetskO .

11,742.15

17,086.73

208.20 385,00

870.00 3.85

Total ,Seuhrn 109 ,30 4,63529 41,716.01 1,673.2.'7 28,972.81 75,061 685`.8411 100.004 2,269.4111 870.00 3.85

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159,933.85 251,744.68

17,960.58 31,614.24

12,335.35 9,123.67

190,229.78 292,482.59

411,678.53

49,574.82

21,459.02

482,712.37

6,500.00

101,424.51 7,427.00 1,000.00 10,07433 813.,2 9.08 1,734.81 300.00 31.70 829.98 979.73 82.35 5 ,378.39

DISBURSEMENTS - VYDANI: Mortgage loans - Majetkove pftjeky a 4 Certificate loans - Certifikatove Vijay Matured Endowments - Vyplacene nadaeni pojrateni Death Claims - Vyp1acene Ilmrtni podpory Returned premiums and bonus - Vracene umrtni pap. a bout15 R. E. 0. Insurance - R. E. 0. pojiAteni SPJST Build. Maintenance - isizeni a vydriovdni budovy .. - .......

Actuary - Fees - Za aktuarskou praci Advertising - Oznamky Appraisal Expense - Za odhady Attorney Fee - Pravnikovi za vytizovani ptljeek Car Expense - Vydani na auto Commissions - Komisne District Meeting - Distriktni schaze Emblems - Odznaky Freight and Express - Freight a dovoz Medical examinations - Lekatske prohlidky Non-Medical Exams - Bez-lekaske prohlictky Vestnik Office Maintenance - Vydrawani ....fadovny Office Rent - Najemne z fitadovny Organizational Expense -- Organisaeni Postage - Po§tovne Salary Directors - SIOne tediteld Salary Editor - Slu2ne redaktora Salary of employees - Slu kie Al-ST=0cl Salary Officers - Slidne iffednika Stationery and supplies - Tiskova prace a psaci potteby FICA Tax Telephone and Telegraph - Telefon a telegraf Travel: Directors - Cestovne i'editelt Travel: Officers - Cestovne ittednikti Youth Activities - Oinnost mladae Convention Expense - Sjezdove vSrlohy Total disbursements - eentove vyultni Cash Balance 10-1-60 - Hotovost 10-1-60

94,924.51 7,427.00 1,000.00 19,074.33 705.78 9.08 1,743.81

107.64 300.00 31.70 829.98 979.73 82.35 5 ,378.39 39.79 346.80 3.34 205.50 277.75 3,456.77 70.72 400.00 51.42 16.40 262.50 600.00 2,125.00 3,350.00 691.11 175.36 178.68 1,614.77 111.77 84.10 267.00

34369...37840 3 2 205.50 277.75 3,456.7'l 002 40706:7 16.40 5116..4 262.50 600.00 2,125.00 3,350.00 691.11 175.36 608,72 1 :1481..7,1:0 1 ,1267

124,875.51 286,803.02

21,930.93 27,643.80

6,607.64 14,851.38

411,678.53

49,574.82

21,459.02

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153,4- ' 08 329 ,`a.,...29 482,712.37

WedrfestlaY; Otober 12; 1960

VESTR ASSETS

Hotovost Cash IT. S. Bonds - U. S. Bandy .

Bonds: Municipal - Okresni bondy ?aurtgage loans - Mayakove plijoky Certificate loans •- Certifikatov4 pOjdky stock Akcie S. P. J. S. T. Building - S. P. J. S. T budova Real Estate - Majetek Other Assets - Jine zdroje Furniture and fixtures - Nabytek a zatizeni v ttadovne tut:mob/1e - Automobil

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MAJETEK 1EDNOTY • 986 803.02 630,919.89 100,000.00 170,000.00 22,360.61 251.18 895,143.00 179,094.40 8,216,215.84

27..643 89

14,851.38 6,833.85 83230 54

36,779 67 2,000.00 10,500,687.94

66,423.56

104,915.77

329,298.29 895,143.00 185,928.25 8,299,446.38 630,919,89 100,000.00 170,000.00 22,360.61 151.18 30,779.07 2,000.00 10,672,027.27

Fraternally yours - S buttrskyra pozdravem R. A. Urbanovsky, Financial Secretary Piijem od Mai v mesici zaii 1960 Income From Lodges In September 1960 Lodge 1

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 23 24 26 28 29 30 32 33 85 37 38 39 41 47 48 49 51 54 55

Date 21 21 29 29 21 21 23 23 29 21 29 29 21 21 29 23 21 29 21 21 29 29 21 23 21 21 9 21 21 23 23 23 23 23 29 29 29 9 21 23 23

57 58 60 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 71 72 73 76 77 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 89 91 92 93 94 97 98 101 105 107 108 110 111 112 113 114 116 117 118

Amount 105.88 21.10 4.27 827.86 602.08 307.60 10.15 628.43 124.14 17.44 48.74 330.70 58.18 311.41 164.41 1,740.32 53.00 36.28 993.05 197.52 498.12 890.00 243.18 1,111.28 2,047.13 355.12 27.20 614.64 137.02 6.67 528.65 395.16 58.89 '78.97 56.71 640.39 845.50 845.21 218.83 544.52 29.06 6664 219

23 29 21 21 21 23 23 21 29 29 23 21 21 23 23 29 21 29 21 9 23 21 21 29 21 21 29 21 23

9 21 23 23 23 23 29 21 21 21 21 21 23 21 23

36.26 1120 329.37 122 21.13 125 126 47.53 127 418.13 128

6196218157.45540300 723.78 36.40 30.95 328.94 485.13 166.13 81.23 462.72 562.94 811.04 56.86 1,823.033 3.79 39.72 1,028.12

1 :13 3 252309 136 137 138 140 141 142 143 145 146 147 148 149 151 152 153 154

1,238272379393.65775784 11:65691708 390.21 321.10 16.77 54.82 8.55 546.19 638.55 71.08 112.92 404.53 50.74 60.48 175.00 475.35 102.97 0.69

162 165

9 29 29 21 21 21 21 9 23 29 29 21

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39.05 65.77 23.82 49.62 18.05 93.51 .41.02 873.91 11.32 610.15 192.02 8,21

21

52.12

21 21 29 21 29 23 29 29

188.59 75.30 295.36 324.66 858,64 51.14 169.24 106.04 912.46 76.25 421.73 403.94 195.76 2,170.80 158.47 54.31 465.74 192.60 109.29 371.80

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41,716.01

A: "Jest v'eru obti'Zno konati vkly t co jest spravne."

B: "Nic si z toho nedelej! NejteUich Pilkazani jest pouze deset!"

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SEIST CALENDAR Lodge No. 66 Waco, will hold at Elm Mott's Linden Hall a "Masquerade lee - on October the 23rd for our Ilt/Son.:.liei's and their invited friends. — Raie Palmer, Reporter • • Thanksgiving Celebration will be Id ‘_1.f. the Dallas Sokol and Lodge 130 c,t 7448 Greenville Ave , on NovetrnU. 11,e 12th — with dance. oUnday, Nov. 13, a Thanksgiving Dinner w i ll be served at the Hall and you Lire cordially invited.

— Fraternally, A. M. Vrla Lecl;_e 94 at Wheelock, Texas, will celee I heir 50 Year Anniversary Novemthe. 27th and all our good Friends our neighboring Lodges 129 and 39 members everywhere are cordially 'Led to come. ]_eta lied letter will follow in some of our next issues of our Vestnik but keep thig date for us, please — Thanks.

J. A. Rychlik • Bodge 14 Veseli will hold its regular Odge fleeting at the Fire-man's Park 4Chen in Brenham, Oct. the 15th with usvial, refreshments after the meeting. lnUr inembers are expected to be there.

Lodge 66 Waco, at the Elm Mott Hall piit,m-a'Masquerade Dance Sunday Oct. 'Inree prizes will be awarded to the i.Just costumes. You all are invited' too join us. ) • (— LODGE 84 DALLAS, TEXAS October 15 SA tilt- day "Barn Dance" Music by o 1.-; 11 Rejcek's Orchestra i;LANCE-DATES OF ELK LODGE NO. 35 Oct 15 H Albin Matus Oct Rural Ramblers of Marlin Oct 29 ---- Albin Matus CALENDAR OF EVENTS DALLAS SOKOL AND LODGE 130 announce some of their future dances.

October 22 -- Dance at the Greenville Avenue Sokol Hall. Music by Eric Monza. Admission $1.00.

October 29 — Dance with John Rejcek Orchestra playing good music. plenty of tables in our air-conditioned gymnasium. You all are invited. — Benefit of Youth Club of Lodge 130.

-;oyeinber 12 — ,Speciat Harvest Dance, P •izesc, etc. — Sponsored by Lodge 130. Henry Dulak Orch. from West, Texas.

November 13 — Thanksgiving Dinner will be served at the Hall.

ESTNt — NEST, TEXAS November 26 — Dance — Music by Dave Holman Orchestra December 10 — Eric Honza Orchestra New Year's Eve Dance — Eric Honza Orchestra. ) • cets

Czech Day At The State Fair Of Texas All Czech Lodges and Societies in the State of Texas are cordially invited to Participate in the Czech Day Program at the Texas State Fair in Dallas, Texas, which will take place Sunday, October 16, 1960 from 10:00 a.m. at 12:30 p.m. in the Woman's Building.

Information concerning the Lodges' and Societies contribution to the program should be two numbers of a Czech nature and character: Notify the chairman "or secretary of the program by October 3rd. The chairman is: Nick Morris.

2710 Blyth Dr. Dallas 28, Texas Secretary: Mrs. Lillian Kaska 2218 CenterVille Rr. Dallas 28, Texas Mrs. Lillian Kaska ) • 4 • (

United Community Campaigns Underway From Labor Day to Thanksgiving, in more than 2,200 cities and towns across the nation, hard-working volunteers will be raising money for their annual United Fund and Community Chest campaigns — the world's largest voluntary fundraising effort for health and welfare • services.

Last year, millions of Americans responded to the appeal of the United Community campaigns by giving a record-breaking $455 million to be used by private voluntary organizations serving more than 81 million men, women and children. Under the United Way, the individual contributor pledges his donation not for a single cause or for a specific service but for a wide variety of good causes. The funds are then distributed to all participating agencies according to an agreed upon formula.

The United Way •of giving began in 1887 when four clergymen of different faiths in Denver joined to seek funds for ten charitable organizations. The first fund-raising effort that included planning and budgeting was held in Cleveland in 1913. Thirty-five years later Detroit conducted the,,first United Fund

Wednesday, October 12, 1960 drive combining on a broad scale state and national agencies wit the local community services. From these initiatives have come the present United Community campaigns.

Cc•rgbining the campaigns of many voluntary agencies is a simple, efficient and economical method of raising money and saves contributors endlesstime and effort. Best of all, it makes more money available to the participating agencies, for they .do not have to conduct overlapping, separate campaigns.

Hospitals and clinics, family agencies, services for the aged, visiting nurses International Institutes serving the forengn born, Red Cross, Salvation Army, Boy and Girl Scouts, Camp Fire Girls — some 28,009 health, welfare and recreational agencies in all now benefit from these once a year United Community campaigns. Furthermore, each agency participating in the United Fund or Community Chest has its services and dollar needs screened and approved by a committee of citizen volunteers.

The United Community campaigns are an example of the truly American tradition of neighbor helping neighbor and have Won widespread approval and support. Nothing like the community campaigns exist in other parts of the world.

Newcomers to the United States may find them unfamiliar, but will soon recognize in them the remarkable ability of Americans to organize efficiently and unselfishly for the common good. ) • dir. • t.

District Calendar FALL DISTRICT MEETINGS AS ANNOUNCED TO DATE DISTRICT II Also the Fall Meeting will De held at Buckholts Lodge 15 on Oct. 16 with "Youth Activity Day." Program to be announced, also rules of the contest.

DISTRICT IV Will hold no meeting this fall.

DISTRICT V Our District 5 will hold its Fall Meeting on Sunday, October 30. The place and more details will be announced later.

DISTRICT VI Will meet at El Campo Lodge 50 on 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. A Youth Activity day is also planned for this day.

Wednesday, October 12, 1960

Reports From Local Lodges KOVAR, TEXAS Dear Brothers and Sisters: lain happy to be able to present to you another good report of our organizational work for the month o September, it is as follows: Frank Vytopil 39 $7,000.00 C. R. Matejka 39 6,000.00 Miro Pe trusek 44 3,000.00 P. P. Baron 2,500.00 J Skrabanek 2,000.00 Fr. Jakubik 1,000.00 J. J. Krupa 1,000.00 John E. Stefka.

17 1,000.00 Take notice who is on top again, and just below him a comparatively new organizer, from the same lodge, Lodge No. 39 is certainly going to town these clays.

This is a good time of the year to sell insurance, so get busy boys and girls and let's see who will lead this month. Insurance selling seems to come in waves, so be ready to catch your wave. You know once you get started it seems it gets easier with every prospect. It is the starting that we have to get behind us.

However I already know that our October report will be even beetter than this September report, you are' doing a good job, so keep going because this year will run out before too long. We want the year 1960 to go down in history as one of the most successful years of our great SPJST. Remember thare is no limit, you can sell as much as the prospect wants to buy. Also remember to file the green sheet, of paper you received with your last report from the Supreme Lodge, in with your rate book, it is important and whenever you cannot think just What the rules are ,just read your Rate book with all the additions again, most of the information is in there, and don't hesitate to call on me whenever you thing can be of help to you. I will be glad to come and help you. Thanks a million to all of you.

Fraternally yours, V. H. Barina, District Organizer -.)• ,g• e LODGE LA PARITA NO. 161 La Parita, Texas Dear Brothers and Sisters, . Lodge La Parita No. 161 held their regular monthly meeting on Sunday, Oct. 2nd, 1960.

The president Charlie Novosad called the meeting to order.• The crleeting was opened with the Pledge of Allegiance.

A lot of discussions and preparations concerning our next District No. 7 Meet-

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Ong on Sunday, Oct. 23rd, 1960 was held. work to make this meeting a success.

We urge all the, members to be present This meeting was adjourned with the at this important meeting. We also Lord's Prayer. would like them to come out and help Lunch •and Refreshments was enjoyed when needed as it takes a lot of hard by all.

In the above picture which Vestnik proudly presents, are the principal speakerS on the occasion of the Fiftieth Anniversary Celebration, held at Lodge 92 in Fort Worth, Texas, on Sunday, September 4, 1960.

Reading froin the left are Brother Jim Murphy, Chairman of the Steering Committee for this occasion, the Honorable Congressman Jim Wright from Weatherford, Texas, the guest speaker, our own Supreme Lodge President, Brother Edward L. Marek, our Financial Secretary, from the SPJST Supreme Lodge, Brother Carl Zia', President of Lodge 92, with Vestnik's Editor, Brother Louis 0.

Picture Courtesy D_ H. Zurovetz Hosek, caught smiling in the background.

In the above picture, Vestnik presents the other half of the long Speakers' Table on the occasion of the Fiftieth Anniversary Celebration of Lodge 92 in Fort Worth, Texas, held Sunday, Sertterriber 4., 1i569, at the beautiful Hall on Roberts Cot-Off..

Reading from left to right are: The SUPST Supreme Lodge President, Brother Edward L. Marek, the SPJST Supreme Lodge Financial Secretary, Brother Raymond Urbanovsky, SPJST Director from District Three, Brother Robert Cervenka, SPJST District Three Organizer, Brother Arnold Vrla, District Three President, Brother George Trojacek and the Vestnik's Editor, Brother Louis 0. Hosek.

Picture courtesy D. H. Zurovetz

Strana 20 The next meeting will be held again the first Sunday in November at 2:00 p.m. so let's all be there on time. This is my first time to write as a reporter.

Fraternally yours, Joe Juricek Jr. Reporter Fditor's Note: This is a very good letter, Joe. ...!,41..41,441 • &•( SEPTEMBER PROGRESS REPORT FROM DISTRICT m Name Lodge Insurance Stanley E Vrla 130 $19,000.00 o Milan 154 8,000.00 Soe F. Holasek 36 5,000.00' L, 0, Hosek 92 5,000.00 Antone J. Pavelka 35 4,000.00 John Krizan 6 2,000.00 Mary Laznovsky 135 2,000.00 Emil Popp 54 1,500.00 Rudolph Krizan 1,000.00 6 Albert Kubala 92 1,000:00 John Mach 35 1,000.00 Emil Petr 84 1,000.00 George Trojacek 25 1,000.00 He Did It — The first time it has been done this year to be in the No. One Spot two months in a row. Brother Stanley E. Vrla. Lodge No. 130, Dallas, won the Cash Prize of $15. Check has been presented to him. — Congratulations Bro. Stanley. Now there's still a Cash Prize of $25. waiting if you can make it again this month to make it three months in a row.

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If I can be of any help to any of you please write or call me.

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LODGE 14$ blitSSING, TEA Dear Members!: Please attend our next to oath's ing Novonber 16th.

All members of SPJST Lodge NO. 148 are asked to be present, to discuss these resolutions; which were mailed to our local lodge in protest.

Everyone is urged to attend this meeting.

Yours truly Tony Ondracek, Settet 4, • )

Now, the rest of you organizers -- are. you going to let him walk away with the Cash Prizes or will you try for the Prize.

Money yourself? Why don't you try to be in the No. One Spot the next two months?

CZECH CHORAL GROUP OF LODGE 84 I would like to take this opportUnity to thank the members of Lodge Pokrok Dallas Na. 84 for the wonderful support they have given in response to the Czech Choral Group.

At our first 3 rehersals We had more than ample voices in all four parts — and the interest the me hers have taken is most gratifying-.

It is indeed a pleasure to direct such an organization, where you can count on the 'full cooperation of each individual member.

Please remember our next rehearsal is next Friday, Oct. 14, at. 7:30 p.m., so let's all come out and enjoy ourselves.

My thanks to each one of you for your splendid work in the past, and I know that we can count on you for the success of our Choral Group in the future. — See you all Friday, Oct. 14.

Fraternally yours, Frank J. Henzen Czeeh Choral Group )• • * • (

It Can Be Done ! ! ! How ? ? ? Quit Piddling and Start Peddling Insurance !

Congratulations are in order to all whose names appear on the above list.

That is a wonderful report and I certainly am proud of each of you organizers for doing such a wonderful job.

Each month there are different names On the report so that means all of you are working. Keep up the good work.

In our last District III meeting which was held on Sept. 25th here at Lodge 130 in Dallas, I held a short organizers' meeting and the majority of the organizers present voted to have a joint meeting of all organizers of District III and their wives on Sunday. November 27th at Lodge No. 154, Fort Worth, Texas at 1:30 p.m. — So mark your calendars — Now — for the 4th Sunday in November (Nov. 27th at Fort Worth, Texas. Refreshments will be furnished by your District Organizer.

Fire Prevention For Rural people Rural people of Texas hate a tremendous stake in National Fire Prevention Week being observed October 9-16 according to Sam Whitlow of Dallas, president of the Texas Farm and Ranch Safety Council.

Farm fire losses in the nation increased by 37 per cent during the past ten years, with one third of this increase 'occuring during 1958. Fano property loss from fire last year amounted to about $175 million.

Five-hundred and fifteen people died LODGE POKROK DALLAS NO. 84 in Texas from fire last year Dear Members and Friends, ) 4 4, • (-A full schedule is in store this weekGrand Opening of the remodeled and end for all members and friends inenlarged Sokol and Lodge 154 Hall will terested in the activities of Lodge No. be held October the 15 and 16. -- Exhibi- 84. tion Drilling of local units and units To begin with, the recently formed from Ennis, Dallas and lleuston. You Czech Choral Group will meet thic Friall come and let's celebrate. day, October 14 at 7:36 pal, Those who

FORT WORTH SOKOL AND SPJST LODGE NO. 154 Dear Members and Friends, It is so nice to greet you again. The Improvements that have been made on our building this summer has been a dream of our members for many years.

Each and every member can truly be proud of their accomplishment. There has been many hours of hard work and planning put in. Such a wonderful nge everyone will enjoy.

The Grand Opening will begin with a dance Saturday, October 15, at 8 p,m, Surtfty, October 16th beginning at 11:30 a.m. Barbecue dinner will be served all day. Adults $1.25; Children 60e.

Concert Band will play from 1:30 to

3 p.nr.

At 3 to 5 p.m. on the gymnastic program we are looking forward to having drillers from Dallas, Ennis, Houston and Fort Worth.

There will be a Free Dance in the evei ning to the music of Fort Worth Professional Musicians Assn. Local No. 72 from 8 to 11 p.m. Don't miss this wonderful occasion, The place is Fort Worth. Sokol and Lodge 154, '3221 N.W. 28th Street. For information call MA 4-0288. The date is Saturday, Oct. 15 and Sunday, Oct . 16 beginning at 11:30 a.m.

Fraternally, Mrs. D. D. Steinman • (

Wednesday, October 12, 1960 have already joined have derived , a great deal of pleasure from this get-together.

So, why don't you join and also bring a fotiend• Meetings will be held every other Friday.

On Saturday, October 15, a Barn dance will be held at the iadge. Overalls, jeans, gingham, etc., will be the proper attire for the evening. We hope the "barn" will be bursting at the seams with many, many fun-seekers.

The next day; Sundia.y, OctOber 16, Czech Day will be observed at the great State Fair of Texas. There will be a program at the Women's Building from 10 a.m. until noon. We would like to urge each and everyone of you to attend this occasion. Later in the day (after you have seen the fair) come on out to the lodge and attend the regular monthly meeting beginning at 4 pro . You can sit and enjoy the meeting and then stay for Family Nite, which will follow.

So, you can see we have an important and busy schedule at our lodge. There is plenty of fun as well as business in store.

Hope to see you all there Fraternally, Frances Baleja Helen Pokladnik

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LODGE NG. 130DALLAS, TEXAS Dear Mem)bers and Friends, The, Youth Club of Lodge 130 Dallas is presenting its first Coronation Dance.

When: Saturday, Oct. 29 Where: Sokol - SPJST 130 Time: 8:30 p.m. until 12:30 am.

Music: John Rejcek of Abbott At this time we will crown the Queen of our lodge and present the Queen's Court.

A drawing will be held at this time for the following prizes: First — Hand Made Quilt Second — Hand Painted Pillow from Czechoslovakia Third — 7 piece Towel Set Fourth — Hand Made Pillow Cases These prizes were all donated to our youth by one of our good Sisters of Lodge 130, Mrs Bessie Valcik of whom we owe a vote of thanks for her interest in our Youth.

We invite all our Lodges and friends to attend and make this dance a big success for the Youth of Lodge 130.

Fraternally, Mrs. Martha Vrla Youth Leader, Lodge, 130 ) • jib • ( — WACO LODGE NO. 66 Dear Brothers and Sisters: Our meeting was held Sunday, October 2, at Linden Hall. Brother Monroe Janke opened the meeting and asked everyone

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to sing the Lodge song. We sang it in cember meetings are so lengthy because of nomination and election of officers.,A Czech and English. motion was made and approved that we Matilda Jean Spence, our 1960 Duch- ?nave nominations in November and ess, led the membershiy in the pledge. have ballots printed for election in DeWe were pleased to have Rosalie Ves- cember. elka and Doris Bounds visited with us.

The door prize was won by Brother.

We hope they enjoyed . the meeting and Edward Traywick and by Christopher supper.

'Inc roll call of officers showed all Spence in Youth Division. The meeting present except our secretary, Rose Par- adjourned. The Youth Club had their ma. Sister Emma Ceska acted in her meeting. The trustees had a called meeting. A delicious supper was served. absence.

The entertainment committee disThe Youth leaders had games for the cussed the plans for the Masquerade youth, Sister Spence made a beautiful Dance to be held Sunday, October 23. Halloween Cake. A drawing was held by The dance will be free to the members the youth and Larry Pustejovsky was the and invited guests. There will be three happy winner. prizes given for costumes in each diviOur next meeting will be November sion (adult, teenage, and sub-teenage).

The merrbers will bring pastries and the 13. Please note that is the second Sunday entertainment committee will furnish in November! The meeting begins at 2:30 p.m. Be present and please be on coffee and chocolate.

Brother Anton Mazanec gave a report time.

Please exercise your right to vote in on Lindell Hall books.

We had one candidate for membership — Rose Annie Gallear. It was voted to accept her. We hope to see you at all of our activities. We are very happy to have you as our member.

The sick committee reported no one was ill. Norma Traywick had the measles but is fine now.

Sister Rosemary Spence gave a report for the Youth Club. The Youth ChristAl mas project will be to visit the SPJST Braitaliville„ !Mae Rest Home in Taylor. Sister Spence said at the District III meeting the Queens of Meet 4 different lodges and our Queen LaNell Ceska were recognized.

M The October Birthday Club members W. Er 13°L" ralidet are: Sisters Minnie Narovec, Hattie CasPrors %yew per, Frances Parma, Lucille. Martin, ►IStrld 3 IBarbara Walla, Irene Koen, Frances Miller, Cynthia Moore, Donna Gerlich : MIAOW ' M. and Elizabeth Ann Hanus; Brother8 H Saratoga CirclO ' Anton Mazanec, Frank ChacrArod, Lane Dallax.402 Zama iI I Reznicek, Otto Hanus, Steven Pustejovsky and James Holecka. We sang "Happy Birthday" to all brothers and sisters celebrating birthdays in October, I Route

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A motion was made not to permit chance tickets (donations) to be sold at our pay dances. The motion was voted clown. After a long discussion, it was suggested that the persons selling chance tickets not be near the dance ticket window. Our dance patrons should not feel obligated to buy such chances.

Brother Otto Hanus asked for suggestions to raise money for Youth Recreational Fund, for a park site for District III. Brother Ed Mazanec said it might be better to have several small parks than one large one. We have confidence that something very nice will be worked out.

Brother Monroe Janke said our De-

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traria he coming Presidential election.

God Bless You. Your reporter, Dorothy Gerlich Editor's Note: This is a, very nice and informative letter from your Lodge. It shows that you are always "doing" something. — Thanks. ) • 4 • ( —

ff..1 STNI IL --- WEST, TEXAS forming cover with lid and store in your refrigerator.

Take out only the portion of dought desired and in greased pans or muffin pans let rise in a warm place until twice its bulk, usually about 45 minutes. Bake in moderate oven until golden brown.

You will notice that the recepe specifies one-half to three-fourths cup of sugar, depending upon how sweet you like your rolls. I rolled out my dough between two sheets of wax paper, to a thin sheet, spread it with washed raisins, toasted bread crumbs, sliced pears, and a mixture of cinnamon-sugar, to which a dash of salt has been added.

This I rolled over and placed in a tube and baked to make a sort of cinnamon-fruit roll. It was really good. I used the pears instead of apples since I ;had them on hand. They proved better, I believe, than sour apples . I hope you and your family, too like this recepe.

Did you know that the popular 'chili" is a purely Texas dish and not Mexican as supposed? An old Army Officer on TV the other day, donned apron and told us the story of Chili con came. It was a concoction made to feed a lot of hungry stomachs, something to go with beans.

This recepe came out of an old Army Cook Book, so he said.

SEATON, TEXAS Dear Friends: Once more I wish to invite you to come to our District Two meeting which will be held in. Buckholts Lodge No. 15 on Sunday, October 16, beginning at 2 p.m.

I wish to state that I omitted Plastics from my list of rules and awards, — So those of you who have made anything in plastic, you may enter it and receive a prernium. The prizes will be the same as for the other divisions. There will be only one division in Plastics.

Also, if any of you girls in the senior group, have made a dress you may enter it in the sewing division.

We are hoping to have a good turnout at our meeting. Buckholts is centerally located so it will not be too difficult for all of you to come.

Special invitations are extended to all the Supreme Lodge Officers and to the Editor and his wife. Also to all members of other districts. Come out and , I am Fort Riley Chili Con Came sure you will go home satisfied with Grind two pounds of round of beef, What you saw. and one-half pound of lean pork for flaFraternally yours, vor, and fry this in a bit of cooking oil Mrs. Clara Hejl until the red disappears in the meat.

I • 4 • (— Chop one or two onions, one or two cloves of garlic, minced; one tablespoon WEST, TEXAS salt, one tablespoon Cummin Seed, Dear Girls: ground; one teaspoon of cocoa for color; I ran across a recepe which I think one-half can (small can). chili peppers will interest you enough to try it out on (to suit taste) and one tablespoon of the family, It is a yeast roll dought, flour for thickening. Cook together to into which a cup of hot, mashed po- the desired consistency, or add water to tatoes is added to give it an extra qual- bring up the gravy. This recepe doesn't ity. It is then refrigerated and will keep have too much fat, which is most objecfor a good week in your refrigerator. tionable to many persons.

I made up a batch of this dough and Well, our weather is still undecided. between Your Editor and me, we had One day it is pleasant and the next day three good servings fro yv this recepe. hot again. The ab.nosphere is full of De Luxe Rolls dust which with this hat-cold weather is To one-half cup of warm water, add bringing out a crop of colds, and sinus the contents of one package of dry yeast, troubles. The little showers only settle blend until dissolved and then add: one- the dust in the air for a day or two — half cup butter or margerine and one- and while the cotton farmers still need half cup of soft shortening, one-half to dry weather, our gardens could use a three-quarters cup sugar (to suit taste) little of the moisture for our watering and mix well. To this then add your hot just keeps things alive but not growing. mashed cup of potatoes (do not season I've surely enjoyed my pear nectar these potatoes in cooking) and one with my cold . I'm going to put up much tablespoon of salt. Alternately add six more next year, if the crop is good. It and one-half cups flour and one cup makes a good fruit drink and with a bit of shery added, to a glassful makes a cold water, blend until smooth.

Place in a large container, I used a nice variation to the bland pear flavor to half-gallon jar with a wide mouth, brush chanchance. It is the most pleasant top with salad oil to keep crust from tasting cold medicine a person can take.

Wednas day, October 3f1, 196 My sincerest best wishes to all you girls and to Vestnik's readers, have a nice weekend, and do plan to visit your District Meeting if at all possible, so that we can visit before the bad weather sets in and we have to stap put, I am Fraternally yours, The Editor's wife • LODGE VESELI NO. 14 BRENHAM, TEX. Deax Brothers, Sisters and Readers of the Vestnik: It has been a long time since I last wrote to our paper. I have been too busy with everything here, so I didn't get to write. I enjoy reading all of the news in our Vestnik and wish there were many more writing to it. It still is hot weather and the farmers are very busy gathering their crops here. Some made good crops; others snnaller; but there is no use complaining as everyone made one or the other and there is plenty of hay stored so everything will turn out for the best anyway.

We had our last meeting at the home of our Secretary, Brother Ed. Vavra and his good wife. They invited the meeting to their home which was held on Aug. 27. At that time the membership barbecue plans were completed which was held at the Fireman's Park kitchen on the 11th of September , A nice group was present and everyone said they enjoyed it. My family and I didn't get to enjoy this as our son Eugene and his wife, Mary Lou, had their baby boy baptized and they had a Chicken barbecue, so we all were there as some of the family were sponsors and, of course, my husband and I as grandparents couldn't miss that affair.

Well, as to our next meeting we will meet at the Fireman's Park kitchen on October 15th. at 7:30 o'clock. Hope all the rnembers can make it this time. We will have refreshments after the meeting. The good sisters remember the goodies each time — thanks.

I'm glad that our District Organizer and her husband Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Ewell had an opportunity to attend the last District Meeting in Bryan. Hope they brought us some good points and will give us a report at our meeting.

I enjoye)d reading the letter from Mrs. Lyria (Tirk) Alhohn about her parents visiting in Europe , I have relatives that have come from there, especially my grandparents but they are all now deceased many years, but it is always nice to hear from people that were visiting there lately.

Well, I could sit here and keep on writing till the Editor would say "this is too long" and drop it in his basket, so let's hear from some of you other ladies. I

'WednesdaY.; Outober .12, 1960

STN f K WEPT, -TEXAS 23 wish I could see or near from the Belicek 5. Age Bracket — From 0 through 8; The same rules will for the Went confateily that used to live around here and from 9 through 13; from 14 through test, be as followed last year.eEntrants the Frances Matyastik that went with • 18. must register by 2:00 p.m. Contest will them when they moved from here!

6. Craft Contest — (a) By Instruction: start at 2_ There will be three divisions This shall be all, so, with best wishes sewing, embroidery, crochet work, of the talent contest: (1) subeinnidr; to all of our readers, I am, leather, wood work, etc.

(2)junior; and (3) senior. Ageswill.:14: Milada Kamas, (b) Original Work: painting and (1) 4-8 (2) 9-13 and (3) 14-18. :1 Reporter drawing free hand, etc.

We are hoping that all cnotestan_ in Editor's Note: Your letters are always (c) Hobby Kit: airplanes, boats, etc. the talent contest will be prepared to welcome !

Note: All items must be placed on perform their best and not come on the exhibition not later than 12:00 noon. stage and sing half of a song and expect ) ° 4 • ( KOVAR, TEXAS Each item will get a code nutpber. to get a prize. After all, if one-entersea Dear sisters and brothers: After the crafts have been judged, contest of any kind he must prepare I guess it's about time to write, but names will be attached. himself prior to the contest. It is not fair let me tell you what I did. I had a letter 7. Talent Contest — In singing, read- to those who spend a lot of time :preparstartel and I took it to work with nie to ing, speech, musical presentations, ing for a contest and then a little cute recitations, etc. finish at noon, I put it in the glove comchild comes on the stage and tries to do partment in the car and forgot all about 8. Dance Contest — In square, polka, something and is not able. I know that it. It stayed there about two weeks. waltz and bap numbers. they are cute but we must think oPthose 9. Judging — All contests will be judg- who have tried and spent much . of their When one has much to look after, I guess ed by impartial judges. In all con- time preparing for this event anclethen one can forget.

I want to thank everyone who helped tests prizes will be awarded to the lose just because they are not aseaute first, second, and third place winn- and pretty as some of the others: Let's out on the Picnic, it went off fine, so, ers. First prize not less than $6:00; prepare our children to perfornvitheir again "thank you" for everything you Second $3.00 and Third $2.00 donated for it and worked with us. We best before entering the talent.contest.

The same youth participating in one had a nice sum left from it as was anIn the achievement division, thare:will of the contests may also participate be two divisions again the juniareand nounced in our last Meeting. in others. senior divisions. Again let me -remind It looks like the Fall Season is dry— sure wish it would rain soon — it would 10. Contest in Securing New Members— you that the exhibits must be made„ by This is a big opportunity for boys the one who exhibits them. They:muet make many of us feel a lot better. and girls, as well as for your Youth be new ones or ones that haVe..-eilever The farmers will be through with the Club to increase the membership. been exhibited in any of our ..content(. gathering of their crops soon; the Furnish the names and addresses of Here are the rules and awa r d5:e, trouble is that there's not much of it your friends interested in our orART—Only one division in art,eSearts, this year. ganization to one of your organ- pillowcases, and any items which :were Sure don't know what to write about izers. He in turn, will place your meant to be embroidered and are paintthis letter is betting written while I name on the application so that you ed will not be considered as art. Only am visiting my husband in Temple in will get the credit. The winner will pictures drawn free hand will be conthe McCloskey Hospital. Brother Will be a boy or girl of the age of 5 sidered as art. Prizes will be $2 first; Trlica from Smithviile is also here. I through 18, who will be the most $1.50 second; $1 third and a ribbon for hope they will both get well soon where successful in obtaining new members fourth place. they could go home again. for District Seven, during the period NEEDLEWORK — (1) Best scarf{ `'(a) Maybe next time I will have more from August 15 through October 15, best pillowcases (3) vanity set, or-ialiers. energy and peace of mind to write more.

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In each categories first prize wili ebe i $2, In our last meeting we urged all memSincorely, second $1.50, and third $1 and fourth will bers to co pe to the Meeting in October, Betty Novosad be a ribbon. to work out something so we could have Jourdanton, Texas CROCHET: (1) Doily (2) Pothblder-(3) an "Old Time Picnic," with good food Buffet set or Vanity set. Prizes :Same ias ) • and all kinds of games during the day, above. so do come to our next meeting to dis- YOUTH CONTEST — TEMPLE, TEXAS SEWING: (1) Blouse (2) Skirt 1 (3) Dear Friends, cuss it all.

Apron. Prizes same as above. Prizes-An Your Reporter Here's hoping that all of you boys and this division will be given only toe the Lillie Evicic girls of District II are making plans to senior group. attend the annual Youth Achievement WOODWORK: One division; , Prizes ) °4•( Day which will be held in conjunction same as above.

ATTENTION MEMBERS OF DIST. 7 with our fall 'meting at Buckholts, on METAL CRAFT: One division. !.Prizes Jourdanton, Texas Sunday, October 16 beginning at 1:30 same as above.

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MISCELLANEOUS — One Division 1. Place -- Lodge La Parita No. 161, Exhibits must be on display by 2:00 Prizes same as above.

Jourdanton, Texas. so that the judges can start judging.

Any boy or girl in District II .who: is: a 2. Date — Sunday, October 23, 1960.

Please remember this. If you bring your member or whose parents or guardian 3. What — Contests in craft, talent exhibits • at 2:00 they will not be dis- are members of SPJST is eligible to enand dance; for all SPJST members played as this would not give the judges ter the contests. Consolation phizeS:will (boys and girls) of District No. '7. enough time to judge them and too, the be given to all who enter the handicraft 4. Why — To encourage our youth, to registration of displays interrupts the show or talent contest and do not win a get everybody interested in enter- procedings of the business meeting. Dis- prize. ing this contest, and to give them a plays may be brought any time before We hope that all of you will underchance to show their abilities in our two o'clock but the exhibitors must be stand these rules and parents, encourage SPJST. present to receive the prizes. your children to enter as this is good'for

Strana them and we are sure that you will be proud of them.

We arc' inviting all of you from all over Texas to come to Buckholts to our Youth Achievement Day and our district meeting. The ladies of the local lodge will have lunch for you to buy after the meeting. So let us all remember the date ---• Sunday. October 16, 1960 at 1:30 o'cloc k.

Fraternally yours, Mrs. Clara Hejl Dist. II Youth Director • 40 4 ( ATTENTION OF ALL THE YOUTH OF OUR 6 DISTRICT Information on Style Show at the 6th District Meeting to be held in El Campo, Texas. K. C. Hall on October 16th.

Each lodge in the 6th District is requested to enter one girl in the Style Show.

The Style Show will be Gingham material dresses.

Prizes will be awarded as follows, Judges will be picked at the meeting, 1st prize $5.00 cash 2nd prize $4.00 cash 3rdprize $3.00 cash, All other contestants will receive $2,00 each for entering the contest.

For further information, write or contact our district 6 Youth director: Mrs. Elsie Brdecka, Rosenberg, Texas.

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YOUTH CLUB LODGE 66 WACO, TEXAS Dear Brothers and Sisters, knew we have all been very busy since: school has started but I want to take tine out and let everyone know what a wonderful time we had at the District Three meeting in Dallas last Sunday , (Sept. 25) at the Sokol and Lodge 130. They have a lovely building to be Prencl of and were very friendly to all of -us Not only did I enjoy the delicious meal they served, but I also enjoyed the meeting.

We have just returned from our regular lodge meeting and I enjoyed myself se much I just had to let everyone know what a wonderful time we had. The youth : of Lodge 66 have voted to sell candy to raise money for our Christmas project. This year we have decided to do something for the old folks at our SPJST Rest Hone in Taylor. So our candy has been ordered and we will sell it for $1 a can. We hope everyone will support us in this project because we feel it' is for a very worthy cause. The Youth of Lodge 66 plan to make a field trip to Taylor and carry their gifts to our Rest Home in person; because there

V it STNIK— WEST, TEXAS are a lot of members that haven't seen the Rest Home yet.

Following our business meeting we played games and had a dance contest.

Prizes were given to the winners and a second door prize for the day was given.

Larry Pustejovsky won the door prize which was a big black cat cake made and donated by Mrs. Chris Spence Jr. Games were enjoyed by all that were present.

On Oct. 12 we are going to have a skating party at the new Canly Cane skating park at the new Candy Cane 7:30 and end at 9:30. We hope everyone will be able to be with us on this date.

I must close for now and hope to see you all at the skating party.

Fraternally yours, Zephyr Fays Spence Lodge 66 ) • 4. • ( YOUTH CLUB LODGE NO. 84 DALLAS Dear Friends and Members, I sincerely hope that this letter finds each of you in the "pink of good health."

I hope that all our young school friends aren't too snowed under with their school work. After all "all work and no play makes Johnny a dull boy!"

As secretary-reporter of our TeenAge Club, I have the honor of informing our readers that our Club of Lodge 84 presented our beloved Mother Lodge a check for the amount of $1,800 at its regular monthly meeting held Sunday, September 18. The check was presented in behalf of the entire Club by our President, Joe Ondrusek, and our Treasurer, Nodya. Rejcek . This gesture was otade with the profits that we incurred at our Fourth Anniversary Dance in July. The teen-agers considered it an almostnecessary must because of the fact that our Mother Lodge is always in our support and that it never ceases to give us the advice and guidance which is so dear to us at this particular time in our young lives.

I was extremely happy to have seen so many of our fellow members on hand for the fall meeting of District Three which was held at theft lovely Sokol Hall - Lodge 130. The dinner served us by the lovely ladies of 130 was simply delicious. Certainly everyone will agree that the hosp itality of those members was unquestionable. I truly welcomed the chance to meet and talk to all of my dear and close friends, both young and old. I am extremely grateful to all the Croembers of my District for the warm reception extended to me. I can thank my lucky stars that I have such wonderful pco ple to call my friends. More and more I realize how much I owe both my District and SPJST Order. Perhaps someday I

Wednesday, October. 12, 1960 I will be able to repay them for all that they have done for me.

I must end my report for now as an infinite stack of books is waiting to be studied . I would like to caution all you still in grade school or in high school to make the most of these years of education. If you are planning on going to college in the near future, start preparing now. You certainly will NOT regret it.

Until later remember to stay sappy and KEEP SMILING! Sincerely, Jerry Ann Urban Secretary-Reporter ) • 4* * ( DISTRICT 6 MEETING AT EL CAMPO The District 6 will have their meeting at El Campo October 16 starting at 1. o'clock.

There will be a somewhat different program presented by the Youth of District 6. There will be a small playlett, a few songs, and a! gingham dress style show, where each lodge was asked to have one girl represent her lodge in this style show. If your lodge hasn't got a girl to represent them as yet, you still have a few days left, so get her all dressed up and bring her out Sunday and I will be glad to meet her there. It's not too late.

Fraternally, Elsie Brdecka Rt. 1, Box 150 Rosenberg, Texas District 6 Youth Director —) • 4 • Kondukter: (na poulioni kaie k pani) : "Jak start jest vat chlapec?" roky."

Pani: Kondukter: "Dolaie, tentokrate ne cham. chlapce jeti zdarma, ale to yam povidam, pani, aZ tento chlapec vyroste, bud' bade obrem anebo z neho bude dtlkladnY 'hale"

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Zdvoille Host (vraci chleba s ma,slem, na nerni jest pine! much): "Pst, sk.lepniku, vemte si ten obloZeny chleb, ja si objednal oby eejnY chlela s'maslern."

• • Jones: "Va g pes nine kousi."

Soused: "To neni inoine."

Jones: "Prot by to nebylo modne?"

Soused: "Ptedne infij pes nein& zulaA, dale nevi zit, nekousa, a koneene ja. nemam Zadneho psa." ♦ • Prof esor: "Jest MatouL Kvitek ptitomen?"

Kvitek: "Ano, pane profesore!"

Prof esor: "Dolate! To jest prvni °gmka, na kterou jste dal v tomb) roce spavnou odoov'ed:

Wednesday, October 5, 1960

"Friends" In Th 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 members that interest all of our reader.

Reports of "visitings" cannot be published for lack of space and news value Thank you very much for your under• standing and cooperation.

• • Janet Joyce Zrubek has been elected president of the Granger chapter of the Future Homemakers of America.

Other officers are Modene Poppelz, first vice president; Barbara Zajicek, second vice president; Loretta Bartosh, third vice president; Ellen Huser, secretary; Bertha Haluzan, treasurer; Judy Tatlas, reporter; Loretta Dykowski and Margaret Kadeka, parliamentarians; Joan Pruesse, hisorian; Lora Thomas, pianist; Sarah Croughen ,student council representative; and Sue Cervenka, song leader.

Mrs. Jim Pope is sponsor and Mrs. Arnold Zrubek and Mrs. Rudy Spacek are chapter mothers.

• • Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Robinson of Route 3, Temple, have announced the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Linda Fay, to Jerry John Koliha, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Koliha. of Temple. The wedding will be Oct. 15.

• • 4-H Club officers elected at Marak Club — Frankie Mikulec Jr., President; Bernard Kostroun, vice president; Louis Dohnalik, secretary-treasurer; Edmond Tepera, reporter; Anton Vaasa, song leader, and Bernard Kostroun, council delegate. Adult leaders selected were Mrs. Jerry Kostroun andI Mrs. Sam Houston.

Cameron — Kamenicky, 65, died in a hospital here late Thursday night. Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. Sunday at the Marek-Burns Funeral Home, the Rev. John Geiser and the Rev. Alfred Kallus officiating. Burial was in St. Monica's Cemetery here. Kamenicky was born in Buckholts and was a farmer in Mil= County all his life.

• • Mrs. Annie Kulcak is a pationet in a Houston hospital since Monday, she un-

V t STNt K WEST, TEXAS derwent medical treatment and will remain there for several days.

• • Clement Strouhal, who was born in Czechoslovakia, but who had lived in this area more than a quarter of a century passed away last Thursday at the age of 82 at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Dre:41 Stavinoha of Louise.

• The First Presbyterian Church of Rosenberg was the setting for the double ring, candlelight wedding ceremony uniting Miss Jo Ann Starustka and Emil Joseph Krejci on September 24 at 7:30 o'clock. The pastor, Rev. Owen McGarity officiated at the vows read before the altar. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Hilda Staruska of Richmond, and he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Emil M. Krejci of 1200 Damon, Rosenberg.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Victor 3. Marek of El Campo announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Mary Ann to Edward A. Krenek, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Krenek of Hungerford. The wedding will be an event of October 29 in St. Andrews' Catholic Church in Hilje.

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Mr. and Mrs.. Frank Dressler of El Campo announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Charlyne Jane to Joseph Charles Labay, son of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Labay, Sr., of Ganado. The wedding is planned for Nov. 191 in St. Philip's Catholic Church.

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Holland — Frank B. Boblik, 64, was found dead early Wednesday at his home near Holland. An inquest was held by Jap N. Stafford, Holland justice of the peace. Time of death was placed sometime Monday night, due to natural causes.

Boblik was born near Granger and had made his home in Holland for the past 60 years. He had been engaged in farming, and was a member of the Brethren Church of Holland,.

Survivors, all of Holland, are his mother, Mrs. Annie Boblik; a sister, Miss Albino and 2 brothers, Adolph and John Boblik.

Funeral services were conducted at the Holland Brethren Church with the Rev. F. J. Kastohryz officiating.

• • Mrs. Joseph Kotrla, a well known lady of West, died Sunday afternoon of last week. She had been ill for some time, as was also her husband, a long time representative of the Novy Domov.

• • Fred G. Cejka, 62, passed away at his Sublime home, Saturday, Oct. 2. His fu-

Straw20 neral Was held on Ttiesday, Oct 4 ,N1sgr,1 Morkovsky officiated. He was a veteKR43-1 of World War I and the fellow Legionaires accorded him the last honor, , Sublime he' was born, Jan. 1, 1898 • • Mrs. Anna Pechal, 90, died at the hare`:1 of her daughter in Temple, at 4:9'0 p./1±.• Wednesday of last week after an extend ed illness.

She was born in Czechoslovakia and came to America with her nusl3and soon after her marriage. She had spent most of her life in Bell County and was a member of the Ocker Brethren .Chihreh.

Survivors are 7 daughters, Mrs. W. 3.

Adams, Mrs. J. C. Repka, Mrs. -ViTiCe Lesikar, Mrs. Frank Sladek and `'Mrs`.

Edwin Simek all of Temple; Mrs. w.3: Rubach of Snook and Miss Ann e Peclial of Big Spring; 2 sons, William Peahaf and John Pechal both of Newmoore; 12 grandchildren; and 7 great grendeliilth•en. She was preceded, in death 'by her husband and two children.

Funeral services were held at 10 a.m.

Friday at the Ocker Brethren Church, with the Rev. F. J. Kastohryz the Rev. Frank Simcek officiating.

• • Jo Ann. Rebecek, daughter of Mr. a.rid Mrs. Adolph Rebecek, recently had the, misfortune of suffering a break in her-left leg above the knee. At present she is a patient in the Wagner Hospital. The accident occurred while she was at play on the grounds at the Shiner Public School where she attends school. _ • • 0), Bartlett — Funeral services were, held at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the First Rape, tist Church here for Jim Machalicek,ffie of Bartlett who died Monday 'after a long illness. Burial was in Bartlett Cecreterye Machalicek was born in Granger and had been a resident of Bartlett for 25 years while he was engaged in farinin-ge • Leedale — Instruction in artificial reSe piration and first aid for burns, electriee al shocks, broken bones, and related topics was given by Delores Cherveaka at the meeting Tuesday of the East Bell: County 4-H Club.

Karen Kovar, president, presided at the meeting in the home of Mrs. Woad-% row Chervenka here.

Jeanette Kovar opened the meeting with the 4-H Club motto. Annette Kovar lead the club prayer.

Delores Chervenka gave the council. report.

New members' are Beverly mppi) and Susan Young.

The next meeting will be Oct. 18 at the home of Mrs. A. J. Lesikar.

Mrs. Chervenka served refreshments:

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VtSTNiK—WEST,TE AS F uneral services for Ed Foss, 60, of by a sister and brother.

Rosenberg, were held at 2:00 p.m. Wednesday of last week from the presbyterMr. and Mrs. Leonard Uherek of Walnrch in Needville with the Rev. lis, twin girls, born Sept. 26 in SchuhJohn Dany officiating. mann. Hospital in East Bernard. Vic Hanzelka is their great uncle.

Foss died suddenly on the side of Cottonwood Road when stricken by a heart To all those proud parents our best altaefe Ile was [driving toward Cotton- wishes. wood when. he complained to a passenger — ) in in, that he was feeling ill. He stoPped the car, walked to the rear of thr vehicle and fell dead. Mr . FoSS was a long-time resident of the Pleak commu- From Texas Cn-, a ul Fish Commission nity sod was engaged in farming before Get Your License his death. He was a member of the 'Austin — Wardens will begin another SPJST Needville and of the Presby- crackdown on pe: rsons who fail to buy terian_Church. their hunting and fishing licenses, acOur sympathy to the bereaved family. cording to the director of law enforcement of the Game and Fish Commission.

Miss Thbi Talasek has returned to Wa- New licenses were required after Sept. 1. co, where she is a student at Baylor Last month 433 persons paid fines for University, after visiting her parents, Mr. failure to, have fishing licenses, accordand Mrs. Reuben Talasek. ing to the monthly report of the law enforcement division. There were 546 arCommissioner Paul Sablatura was in rests for the month, with fines and costs Houston Monday and Tuesday of last amounting to $9,075.42. Five persons paid week atending a meeting of the Judges fines for "telephoning" for fish. This is end County Commissioners Association the illegal use of electrical devices in of Tex'es. , Officials from over the state shocking fish. were present at the business and workLinceses were revoked on a dozen vioshop sessions held in the Rice Hotel. lators, including those who "telephoned" the fish. Others who killed deer out of Funeral services for Mrs. Johanna season also got. their licenses revoked.

Bezdek Kotrla were held at 10 a.m. Tues"There is little excuse for a person to day, Oct. 4, in the Church of Assump get caught without a hunting or fishing tion in West. Burial was in St. Mary's license," the director said. "Everyone Cemetery. knows such a license is required. They o think they can get by without one, and then get caught."

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Mr. and Mrs. Adol h Jaresh, Jr. annen-nce the birth of a son, David Warren, born September 23 and weighing 7 lbs., 11/2 ozs. Ile was welcomed by three brOdliers: Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pelzel of Pilot Point, Texas, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Jaresh. Sr., Cunter, Greatgrandfather is Frank Jares,11', of Pilot Point, Texas.

• Mr. snd Mrs. Milosh Vaclavik of Shiner are the proud parents of a baby boy born Friday, September 23, 1960, at the Wagl an' Hospital. The little fellow weininn .:i,n at 8 pounds and 4 ounces.

Mr, end Mrs. Felix Stavinaha announce Lhe arrival of an 8 pound, 14 ounce baby girl , born Sept 29 at St. Luke's hospital in Houston. She was named Susan Denise, and is welcomed.

Wednesday, October 12, 1960 shoufa Tra attached to the antlers, if a buck or if A doe, where does ar e legal. It can be securely wrapped with string, or fastened with adhesive tape. And the tag should be, put on so it will not become loose with handling the carcass in either the icehouse or the automobile while in transit.

The deer tags are non-transferable and must bear the name of the shooter.

Quail Season Austin — There is still a big question as to how good the 1960 quail sea[4o 11 will be, according to the assistant executive secretary of the Game and Fish Commission.

Biologists are now checking conditions in regulatory areas for recommendations at the October 7 meeting of the Game Commission.

At the July meeting it was suggested that quail season be opened Nov. 1 in most of the counties under [ regulatory authority. However, there was a strong protest on the part of dog owners and many others. It was decided to delay decision on the opening date. Since then, there is evidence that the quail crop in some areas isn't up to expectations.

The general quail season in Texas is Decernber 1 to January 16 inclusive.

There are a few counties where the season opens two weeks earlier and a few where it extends until January 31.

Season for Texas shooting ' resorts opened October 1, and continues through February on both quail and pheasant.

These are pen-raised binds, released for shooting over dogs. Eight resorts this year also are offering duck shooting.

Deer 'Hunting Information on these resorts can be obAustin — If you hunt deer you must tained from Joe B. Davidson, representhave deer tags, even though you are en- ing the Sportsmen's Service Bureau, Box titled to exemption. This is the warning 661, Tyler, Texas. of the fiscal director of the Game and Fish Commission, whose job is to proAustin — If you don't know how to vide hunting and fishing licenses, dress out a buck of fillet a fish, then For persons entiled to an exemption, you will be interested in the October isthe license is required only if you hunt sue of the Texas Game and Fish Magadeer or turkey. The exempt license is not zine. This is the official publication of required for other types of game. the, Game and Fish Commission, and The following are exempt from buy- carries information about the work of ing a hunting license: If you hunt en- the game department in all areas. tirely within your own county (except The method of dressing a deer is fully for deer and turkey); if you are over 65 illustrated in line drawings, showing all or under 17 years of age. If you qualify steps to be taken in field dressing and for hunting without a license under finally cutting out the animal for the these conditions you do not need a per- freezer. The drawings were made by mit.

Nancy McGowan, staff [rtist for the Tags are necessary, because it it illegal magazine. to possess a deer that does not have a The directions for filleting trout were tag. These tags must be securely attach- prepared by Roy Skann, outdoors editor ed to the deer immediately after it is of the Corpus Christi Caller-Times. He killed. Just having the tag in your pock- photographed each step to show just et is insufficient. As soon as you reach how to clean a trout to the best advanyour deer, the tag, properly filled in, tage.

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Strana 27 Other articles in the October issue in- Sil Krenek orchestra — Fish Fry and resulting from any dance announcement clude a story by J. Frank Dobie on the Dance — SPJST Hall in Bleiblerville which is listed i this column Listings paisano bird; a picture story on the total Rudy Kurtz orchestra — 2 to 7 p. m. from orchestras and dance hall should fish kill on Lake Sweetwater, and picDance — Anhalt Hall oe received at least one week before tures from the white-wing dove hunt in Joe Patek orchestra — Riverside Hall in publication. Send all listings to Calvin the Rio Grande valley area.

East Bernard Cherveniza, Route 2, Rogers, Texas.

• • ) • 4, • Vrazel Polka Band — KC Hall in Bryan.

Wednesday, October 19 Grand Opening of the remodeled and Austin — Excellent hunter success was George Machart and His Polka Boys — enlarged Sokol and Lodge 154 Hall will reported in the Trans-Pecos antelope Plainview Hall near El Campo be held October the 15 and 16. — Exhibiopen season this week, according to the tion Drilling of local units and units assistant director of law enforcement of All the above dances are at night un- from Ennis, Dallas and Houston. — You the Game and Fish Como:fission. He was less otherwise specified This is a free all come and let's celebrate. in the Marfa-Alpine area for the open- service but applies only to those dances ) • • ing of the season. at which mainly polka and waltz music Successful living, which few of us "I saw some fine heads brought in and is played by a live orchestra. The Vestnik acquire, depends upon the simple things. the antelope were in excellent condi- or writer will assume no responsibility tion," he said. "Hunters also were having 'good luck. Everyone was getting shots and indications are that most of them will have a good antelope."

The Trans-Pecos season was open 0 the from Oct. 1-7 inclusive. Two shoots will begin in the Texas Panhandle next week.

The season in Dallam, Hartley and Moore counties and in Oldham county north of the Canadian river will be Oct. 14-16, inclusive.

The season in Roberts, Hutchinson, Preamble: As a fraternal life underwriter, I will maintain the utmost professional standards toward Potter and Oldham county south of the my client and at the same time maintain a position of trust and loyalty to my Society. I will maintain Canadian, will be Oct. 18-20, inclusive. the highest ethical balance between these two obligations.

Only buck antelope will be harvested this year in the Panhandle hunt. ) • •T• • (

CODE OF ETHICS

FRATERNAL INSURANCE COUNSELLOR

Polka Dance Calendar CALVIN CH'ER Saturday, October 15 Emil Bartos orchestra — Inez Hall Slim Haisler's Playboys — Waco SPJST Linden Hall at Elm Mott Hi-Toppers orchestra — SPJST Hall in Taylor Lee use orchestra — Fair Grounds in La Grange Sil Krenek orchestra — Fairchilth Hall Rudy Kurtz orchestra — SPJST Hall in Houston Albin Matus and His Rhythm. Playboys —SPJST Hall in Elk Adolph Migi orchestra — Lone Star Hall in Port Lavaca Charles Mikush orchestra Boedeker's Place near Shiner Joe Patek and Bill Mraz orchestras — Battle Dance — Bill Mraz Hall in Houston John Rejcek orchestra — Barn Dance — SPJST Pokrok Hall in Dallas Starlite Playboys — Free Dance—SPJST Hall at Beyersville Hall near Taylor Vrazel Polka Band — New SPJST Hall in Bryan Sunday, October 16 ,Emil Bartosh orchestra—Wedding Dance Weid Hall Lee use orchestra — CYO Dance — Hostyn Hall

I BELIEVE IT TO BE MY RESPONSIBILITY To hold the life insurance profession in high esteem and to constantly strive to advance the prestige of legal reserve Fraternal Life Insurance.

To develop my ability and improve my knowledge through underwriters to do likewise.

ar study, and encourage other

To respect my client's confidence and to hold in trust any personal information.

To present accurately and completely all of the facts essential to my client's decision and to always place his best interests and welfare above any personal consideration.

To refuse any person or persons any part of my commissions or earnings as an inducement to purchase life insurance.

To submit complete and accurate applications for membership and insurance on only those persons whom I believe to have the proper moral and medical requirements that conform with my Society's underwriting rules.

To cooperate with my fellow associates in all insurance organizations in furthering the best interests a the Institution of Life Insurance.

As a Fraternal Insurance Counsellor, I pledge myself to uphold and maintain these principles and responsi• bilities .. .

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VEST N K — WEST,TEXAS reconsideded, He took a swallow, nearly strangled, then gasp-d;"That's awful."

The other said "It sure is Now, hold the gun on me an' make nte take a drink,'

Had To Be' Forced!

A rough-looking backwoodsman entered a village near the Louisiana line before World War 1. He had a rifle and a jug of corn He invited a stranger to "Have a drink."

A refrigerator is a place where you The stranger at firet declined but store leftovers till they are old enough when the rifle pointed at him, he to throw out.

Wednesday, October 12, 1969 When the disabled worker a pplies for disability benefits at his social security district office, certain information about his age, education, training and vocational skills will be obtained. He will also be given a medical report form to take to his doctor or to the hospital or institution where he had care and treatment.

When the completed medical report is returned to the district office, the worker's entire record is sent to the State Vocational Agency, which has been designated to make the decision as to whether or not the claimant is disabled within the definition of the social security law. Your district office will be glad to ,answer disabled workers' ques ions about their rights and responsibilities.

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It's strange how some women can't see a fire plug or a "no parking" sign when she parks the family car; yet they always manage to spot a wrong-colored hair on hubby's coat of 40 paces. i ■

VSEM KRAJANUM KTERI M O POTtiE SE SLYSENtM! I

Nejstafgi vYrobci HEARING AID na svete prina geni nejjemnejSi pristroj, kterYm Rai EIY krajan, kterY ma potiie se sly genim, milie dokonale slyeti a rozumeti! adne Anitry mpy tadne draty tadne knofliky

We Present SISTER KATHERINE SUSTALA From Lodge No. 88 Houston, Texas This young lady is sponsored as one of the candidates of Lodge Pokrok Houston o . 88 in the contest for the district queen.

Katherine Sustala is a very talented young lady. She attends Spring Branch High School, as a sophomore. She is a member of the Junior Historians, also anjoys all sorts of sports and to gladen

ti Le b. arts of our meml...rs, she perfa beautifully on her accordion at any pro,7 grans given by our youth director.

She is sponsored by Sister Frances Olexa, Brother Steve Valcik and Brother Frank Dolezal, organizers. This contest Will be won strictly by volume of insurance sold If you have a soft spot in your heart for this young lady to win the crown of District Five kindly contact any of the three organizers.

S finite, maliekkrn plistro3ent mfiiete opetne dochazeti do schitzl, divadel, a jinam mezi krajany, budete vgechno dokonale slySeti a rozume'ti a budete znovu na svete.

Pan Jaro§, zkouSenY acoustician, Vain zaMe rad zdarma a naprosto nezavazne vyobrazeni a Upine informace o tomto malem zazraku!

ZaUete post card nebo dopis na: — Mr. JOHN JAROg , ACOUSTICON, 14 W. Madison, Chicago 2, Ill., pro obrazek s informace zdarma.

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gage in any substantial gainful activity. der 50 and their families can start with

In addition, he must have worked under the month of November 1960.

• • social security for at least 5 years out Koupi se antikvarni autornobil sta- of the ten years before he became disThe elm is the state tree of Massaclmreho modelu, ne pozdejSiho neZ 1920. Mft abled. Benefits for disabled persons un'setts, Nebraska and North Dakota.

Ze bYti opotrebovan, jen kdy2 se necha opravit. PiSte na Frank Matush Jr. Matush Motors, Temple, Texas.

(39-42c.)

A, • t_ gagr- , FOR RENT:— 2 farms, 300 acres, Al prefer to rent as one Unit. Good black land, good home with modern conviniences, six miles souteast of Hubbard.

Write to Alfred J. Svacllenak, 3752 Robinhood, Houston 5, Texas, or contact, Mrs. J. P. Vickery, Hubbard, Texas.

(39-40p) MUSIC BY )• WANTED — Couple to livie on the premises of the National Hall (SPJST Lodge No. 92) located on the Roberts Cut-Off, (1,) LET'S ALL DRESS WESTERN to keep the premises clean inside and on (p the outside as well. There is a house on the premises with lights, gas, and water furnished. If interested, contact J. L. Juran, 1411 Circle Park Blvd., Fort Worth (ltc) 6, Texas. ) • 4, IOW" . Slovnik anglicko-'600kt, teprve letos yydanY, za $2.65 poStou. Slovnik eesko-anglickY, yydanY v 1959, za $3.90 poStou. TeZ velikY a podrobnY anglicko-deskY slovnik, vydank 6eskoslovenskou a-. kademii ved v 1957, za $6.25 poStou. Obj navky pokud ornezena zasoba stati, Stephen Valeik, 6402 Prague Str. Houston 7, Texas. ) • .116 • f For the fourth time in six years Congress has passed amendonents to the social security law which liberalized the protection afforded disabled workers SAFETY OF and their dependents.

YOUR SAVINGS Under the 1960 amendments, approximately 250,000 people — disabled workers under 50 years of age and certain of their dependents — are now eligible for social security benefits. Until now only $10,000. those, disabled workers between 50 and, 65 and their dependents were eligible for monthly social security payinents.

If a person is under 50 and has already Savings Here Bring Attractive Earnings With had his social security record frozen, he will receive a letter explaining the new CURRENT Insured Safety and Money Always Available ... benefits and what he neds to do about getting them for himself and his dependents.

However, severly disabled workers under 50 who have worked under social security, but have never applied to have their social security records frozen, should get in touch with their nearest social security district office now to inquire about their rights to payments.

TEMPLE TEXAS DIVIDEND To qualify for disability insurance Yield—Safety and Convenience benefits, a disabled worker must be so severely disabled that •he is unable to en-

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Strana 30 ITSrliroine dopisy " Na komisatstvi ptikl pan.

"Co si pfejete?" pta se ntednik.

"Prosim, pane komisati, j a dostavam v posledni debe same vYhruZ'ne. dopisy!"

"To je vane! Mate na nekoho podezkeni? Nemate tuaeni, kdo vain je pie?"

"No prosim, ona je na nich podepsana firma, co main od ni na splatky piano." o a (---Pan doktor Krtek naiidi1 pani Brand love, aby svemu churavemu muzi vMycky spravne metila teplotu. Kdy cltuheho dne, zatila pain Brandlova blaenosti a vypravovala: "To jste mi, pane doktore, poradil bajeene! Vyptijeila jsem si naproti u pana profesora barometr a jsem ho svernu na-Oovi na Moho. Kda barometr ukazoval na veinal ,sucho, skoeila jsem mu pro litr piva, on to vypil a hned se uzdravil."

• vylilidky Pane Host (V Hoteht): "'n jsem u vas tieti den a za tu dobu neptiSel ani jeden host Jak to intiMte takhle yydr2et?"

VratnY "Jo, to pan podia toho pak upta vi fleet."

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Layne ceny Pon na gi zasadou.

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Strana, 31 The Shaw Botanical Gardens, St. Louis, is patterned after England's Kew Gardens.

Remodeled -410.1=4

S.P.J.S.T. POKROK HALL 88 3221 N. W. 28th St. Fort Worth, Texas

20th and Studewood 1140 Robbie, Houston, Texas SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15

Saturday Oct. G DANCE 8:00 p.m. TIL ? ? ?

MUSIC BY

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Rudy Kurtz Orchestra FROM SHINER, TEXAS EVERYBODY IS CORDIALLY INVITED

Joe Milan Orchestra

unday Oct. Bar-B-Q Dinner - 11 30 a.m. - Til

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Free Concert - 1:30 to 3:00 p.m.

Gymnastic Exhibition 3 to 5 p.m.

FREE DANCE

current annual dividend Each account insured to $10,000 by an agency of the Federal Government

MUSIC BY Established 1926

Ft. Worth Professional Musicians' Ass'n. Local No. 72 8:00 to 11:00 p.m.

Everyone, Everybody, from Elierywbere is invited to come HAVE A BIG TIME ! !

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1301 Capitol, Houston, Texas • Dial CApitol 7 7002

OFFICERS L. A. Kucera, President E. E. ChernosIty, Executive Vice-President Dr. R. E. Maresb, Vice-President Deltic Cbemosky, Treasurer Gordon Smith, Secretary

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