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KOUSEK HISTORIE A DNESNi DOBA Pied lety, jiz ani piesne nepamatuji kdy to bylo, pkijel jsem do nageho mesteeka na piedna gku prof. dr. Odloklka, ktera se konala v sini fadu Jaromir. PHjell po delgi ceste nee° zpozdene prave ye chvily, kdy pan Dr. OdloZilek vzponiinal, ze na ge stard vlast piesvedeila tehdy svet, ze mlada republika si vybudovala demokracii i 2. "e lze dosahnouti zlepgeni 2ivotni ilrovne i malemu narodu, aby mohl Hti spokojene a v toleranci politicks i naboknske, pies to 2e jsme obklopene zavistivS7mi a nepiejicimi sousedy.

Resnik vzpominal, ze j'i" pied lety u Lipan pora'Z'end byla deska demokracie, kdy eeskY narod rozdvojen se srazil v bitve na Zivot a na smrt se stranu glechtickou a stranou mestskou aristokratickou.

U Lipan tehdy dokonano to, co se vyvijelo v nagi stare vlasti jiz od poodtku valek husitskYch. Byly to d ye mocnosti a podobali se pomery tehdy, jak no pozorovati ye svete i v dnegni•ate, svoboda demo_kracie a zivot pod diktaturou.

Dobre pozorujte; ze Praha byla stied vgeho, co uznavalo autoritu jako hlavni slit obeanskY a strana druha, Tabor, stied vgeho, co stavelo v popiedi rozum a svobodu v 'kvote obeanskem. Tedy glechta, uceni mistii, me g t'ane s lidmi od nich zavislYmi -- a proti nim vesnice, lid venkovskY, zemane, sedlaci a zivel deU Lipan tento de-mokratickY vtibec.

JkratickY lid byl ilskokem, fal gi podveaen a zemdlen tak, ze piestal se braniti a zhostejnel a proto byl poraZ• en. Na

hrobe demokracie vzrdstal feudalismus elm dale tim neodolatelneji. hora pak zpeeetila osud na gi vlasti do doby nage osvobozeni po prvni svetove valce. 6asto se nad tim zamyslime, jak jen ten face zkou gen3r. narod nag po staleti pies vgechny ittisky vytrval a nepiltelskou zlobu piekonal.

I dues se nom mute piihodit ze kdy budem zemdleni a lhostejni na ge svoboda bude nam ohrokna.

Nage Ceske i domaci noviny maji i v techto pohnutYch dobach velikY a posvatnY iikol, nabadat a dodavat odvahy a kvotni natio% ze i zemim pod diktaturou °pet vzejde doba voinosti. Novinor svedomitY peelive shledava a vSrbira do easopisu co by nam prospeti mohlo, to pravde a dobru obecnemu a ddva svernu easopisu sin& takovY, jen1 die jeho piesvedeeni platne sluthy prokazati mute svobode a vzdelanosti lidske. — Nag e easopisy men by jedenkahlY sloukti jen cilum glechetnYm. 6asopisy nejsou zde proto, aby nam SkodlivVin rozpravam, ale abychom povzbuzovali a pobadali na ge Otendie k praci osvetove s kterou platne sluZby v kakie osade prokazati mil2eme svobode, demokracii lidu, a k jeho vzdelani.

Chceme se snakti ea,sopisein nasi Jednoty slow iti lids dobre vale v jeden celek v prave 'echo-Amerie'ane pojimajimajice co je dobreho v na gi, a americk6 povaze. Pied nasi vefejnosti, sna,2'me se vkly vystoupiti jako ukazneni celek a to bez rozdilu nabo&nskeho aneb politickeho ptesvedeeni a zapomi-

nejme na vgelijake trpkosti a ruznosti nazorti.

Kdy2 etete noviny, etete je pozorne.

Nekdy i mezi fadky mono cos vypozorovati. 0 tom co jste pfeeetli te g uvagujte. — Nechceme nikdy a nikomu vnucovati sve nabledy ani nemame ten i.imysl ale kagde noviny jsou vydavane aby posclougili etenatiim rtiznY'm zptisobem.

Mtigete si pkedstaxiti jak by nam vAera bylo bez novin a jinYch spra y ze sveta?

Mohlo by se neco podobneho nam pkihodit? Vagme si svobody pokud ji mome.

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ani sestie Jurartoy e ye Fort Worth Nekdy se ptihodi, ze se n6co napi§e s tim nejlepgim iimyslem nekteron chybnou vec opravit, neeemu prospet a nekdo to vztahuje na sebe osobne ad tak bee nebylo mineno. — Na ge dobra sestra Marie Juranova ye Fort Worth, je jedna z na gich nejlepgich zpravodajek do Vestnikth a jeji dopisy jsou v gdy vitane. Pkispiva do na geho organu ji g mnoha Leta a pfejeme si uprimne aby v to jeji zaslu gne praci pro na g kad a celou Jednotu i naddle pies nejake to malicherne nedorozumeni, pokradovala.

S pozdravem, red.

• 4,• Upozorneni na Mora yskSr Den do Chicaga ma bYti odeslan zavdanek do dne 30. deryna na adresu Ign. Senkyrik, 405 Market St. El Campo, Texas

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Vgichni 'Tame z toho radost, ze nage Jednota tak ute gene vzrostla, co do poetu dlenstva i majetku, kterY vzrostl na Kdyt budeme se 11 millionu 128 tisic. i naddle vespolek snatiti a podporovati nags orga,nisatory kde jen motno, a tet hledeti abychom, ziskali inladet v katde osade do nag ich kad a o sve Jednote pki katde pkiletitosti jen dobte mluvili, tak jiste dalSich fispechn se dopracujeme.

• Casa ptiletitost na nikoho neeeka a co se da udelati dnes s tim neeekejme na zittek. Kolik toho na geho zdra,veho dorostu budete moci u Vas ziskati?

• • Mohl bych Va-m jmenovati nejmene dvacet facia naSich kde aspesne a ra klostne piracuji s nagimladetikdeobeas sehraji diva,d1a, kde se pestuje zpev, kde maji sve libive prograrny, potadaji rtizne oslavy, spoledne obedy a svaeiny, vYlety a contesty i co jineho vice. -- V techto kadech maji sve dopisovatele ktere pravidelne do naello Vestniku podavaji zpravy jinYm a to nejen proto aby se nad jine vynaSeli, ale aby jine ik lepSi praci spolkove a k soutekni vybidly.

Nezlobte se na redaktora proto, te se s toho tegi a easto.se o tom -dem zmini, katdY mate steinY pravo na rnisto v organs a bude nos te giti kdy o vakm tadu east° zprdvo buderne moci uvetejnit.

V katde osade nage dobre planovane . podmky udrzuji zajem veiejnosti o vas tad a celou nag. Jednotu. Je jisto, te tad ItterY se nepokouSi spoleenynt vystitpovanim na sebe a svoji einnost upozorniti, nernute tedy ani okkavati zajem a neast sveho okoli a jeho vliv zvolna, oduinfra.

mladet, kdy ty naSe spolkove sine, heco zmodernisujeme aby se vyrovnali nYm zabavnim mistnostem. Je ov treba na opra,vy neco obetovat, poskytnouti mladeti ruzne vYhody. Nejaka ta, finandiai 'abet' do zadatku je nutna, ale vrati se Vain jiste za kratko a udrtite si mladet v opravenYch sinich kde je nejen o jejich pohodli ale i zdravotni potkeby alespon easteene posta •ano, zde se musim zminiti o toaletnich mistnostech pro nage teny i mak uvnitr nagich sinich.

• • Toto vge ptipominarn s dobrYm Amyslem a se zatitYch zkagenostech i posud• jinYch nagich hostii i Clem, kteti parovnavaji pomery jinde a ty nase a nedivi se tomu, te se nam rnladet vzdaluje.

Vetime i doufame, te kde tteba a nutno o teto paleive otazce si pohovotite budete hledeti, pro sve vlastni dobro, AMA redaktor veki zjednati napravu. totig, ze kdy jinde se dokazalo rilzne ty napravy zjednat a tad= se °bet mnohonasobne vratila, te i u Vas je to sestry a bratti, • Vag Uspech, vzrust vakho elenstva, odbor mladete bude radosti nos vSech a nag odbor organisaeni, nag i Illavni Citadovny jsem jist, yam bude napomocen. ffspech se dostavi jen dobrou vuli mejte.

• • DobrSr tad poznamo die toho, joke se tam provadi skutky. Delejte si co chcete, ale mluvit za, Vas bude vas rekord.

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PovAirnnete si laskave jak se na ge lady do konce kvetna umistnili. ObzvlaSte nag tad eislo 6 Cottonwood a jeho snative organisatoki ziskali itetyhodnST poeet noveho elenstva. Tento venkovskY tad bude-li takto pokradovat ma OcIporueoval bych abyste obeas na- slibnou budoucnost, rovnet na g tad 35 vgtivili tad poblite kterY fispegne se sna- ✓ Elk. —. Ptejeme dalSich nspecht. — ti a neco se tam od nej ptiueili.Za Komu se neleni, tomu se zeleni. to se netteba hanbit.

6innost u blizkeho tadu rnela by vam bYti pobIdkou John G. Tower love zvolenY republiaby jste ye sve ptigti tadove schnzi mi- kanskY senator z Texas die koneenYch sty keei a vYmluv neeo podnikly pro do zaznamu volebnich ol3drtel celkem 448,bro a pokrok svelio vlastniho tadu a to 121 hlasn a poratenY kandidat Blakley zaveas, net se Vam elenstvo ptida jinam. menginu a lice 437,895 blast', tedy o 10,Chceme-li se teSiti s aspechu Jednoty, 226 hlasil merle net pan Tower. -- Uvidi nesmime sami stati stranou v spolkove me jak se texaskY republikan osvedei. praci jinak nak radost nikdy n.ebude upina. ftika se, a to pravem, k ten kdo tije • nad svtij pkijem nejen ze nic neuSetti, Podivuhodneho iispechu mono doci- ale pozdej v stall kdy jit vice pracovaliti v katdem naSem fade, kde se naj- ti nennfte musi se na pomoc jinYch spodou ochotne sestry a obetave bratry. Na lehat. Takova existence bYva, velice trpnaSich kadovYch utednikil te g =oho ka a obzvla gte tehdy, kdy a nemoce mot-

Ve sttedu dne, 21. dervna, 1961. hou dolehat.

Je tedy radno getfit, i tehdy kdy se narn dosti obstojne vede vzpomenouti ptislovi ae dluano "pamatovat na zadni kola". — Ueme i to nagi nilatlea getrnosti nebot' ngtfeba kupovati co pekneho uvidime. Nejlepe uloaene ize jsou v pojistce ktera po desiti aneb patnacti letech je splatne a zajisti berstarostne stari. PtemSr glejte o tom pokud makte si pojistku takovou zajistiti. *) • a •

Co pies tSrden jsem zaslechl snad prvni bal letogni baviny byl jia dne 7. teto mesic nei gten v Mission, Texas. Ptivezl jej tam farmat Ray Bannick a bal vaail 559 Tiber. Ptes jedno sto delniku nasbiralo bavinu na ten bal, za kterY obdrael "premii" $2500 od obchodni komory. — Mnoho-li j emu "disteho" s toho vgeho po vyrovnani fitrat zbylo, to zprava neudava.

• — Ze v Omaze i jinde chvalne ariamy pravnik zdeluje Vaclav F. Jelinek pan Josef A. Vojit po kratgi chorobe zemrel, byl 67 let star a radcem katolicke bratrske poji gt'ujici Jednoty. — Litujeme jeho odchodu.

• • Ze pri rybateni v tece Llano se minul3"r Vden utopil 19ti mladik Mark Svatek. Chtel zachraniti vnadidlo, ktere mu do vody spadlo. — Byl studentem na universite v Austin. Jeho zarmoucena maminka je loS7vala Rozi Tupa od Moulto. — Nage fuptimna soustrat.

• • — Ze, jak nam bylo zdeleno, koneene v okresu Lavaca pekne zapr gelo, co2 s radosti bylo uvitano tam nebot' vge v polich trpelo suchem. o • - Ze, pain Markova z Engle, minu1ST tS7clen byla, k vednemu odpodinku ulnaena v Praze. — Na g e soustrast pozustalSrm. • • - Ze v Taiton sezdani byli Edmund Vykoukal a sleona Martinkova a budou tam bSrvat na farm,. Pfejeme gtesti.

• • — Ze v Austinske nemocnici zeintel dosud mlacIST Rudolf Toma gek od Cameron. Byl 49 let star. Zanechal , dva bratry a sestru a vice rodiny kterSim vyslovujeme soustrast.

• v Granger zerntel 65 letk krajan Jan David. Zanechal manaelku dcery Marthu a Dorothy, sestru a bratry. Byl vyslouailcem s prvni svetove valky a pochovan s vojenskSimi. poctami. Nage uptimna soustrast portistalYm.

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- Ze domaci tad 54. Jaromir chysta peknou oslavu, tea tak u kadu v Enjak kaadorodne velkou oslavu na svatek nis a ye Waco a na Cottonwood kde vyNeodvislosti 4. dervence cot letos ptipa- volili si tadovou princeznu a kneanu pro da na aterST. — %r ya tam mila ptatel- okrskovou soutea ktera se bude konat v ska beseda a i dosti legrace nebot' se v Dallas dne 25 tento mesic.

• • ten den sjedou ptatete a zname Westske osady z celeho Texasu.

Diouho a touaebne oeekavanY degt se koneene minul* tYden dostavil a snad — 2e v Penelope budou potadat osad- i nage pfatele rolnici uspokojil. Co 'ramp ni picnic v nedeli cine 3. zati a to je zdeleno prgelo v3?datne od Dallas jiane prozatim v ge co jsem zaslechl. as po Waco, pokud nam znamo a tegme ♦ se, ae bade letos dobra firoda.

— Ze u manaelft Alfred Vrboid.ch ye Fort Worth se doekali rodinneho nacre— Ze sledna Betty Machidek pit Shileni a site ptibyla dceru gka. Maminka je bSrvala sleena Marie SSTkorova z West. — ner za sveho aenicha si vyvolila pana Joe J. Siegela z Shiner a byli sezdani v Pfejeme gtesti. kostele ve Sweet Home. -- Mnoho zda• • ru ptejeme. v El Campo bude v dervenci ko) ♦ 4,6 nan snatch sleeny Kutadove z El Campo s panem Royce Rotherem, synem RoterovSich z Hallettsville. Ptejeme jim Stesti alvotem.

Po delSi porade a dohode s tiredniky • • Hlavni tiradovny bylo usnei",eno, — — Ze tornada v severozapadnim Te- nebudou budoucne ye Vestniku uverejxasu a v blizke Oklahoma natropili vel- novane obrazky nevest, vYroei shatkii, k8 gkody na budovach v polich i kde by- absolventil ruznj■ch Skol, coz nema, prim* lo stromovi. Nektere mesteeka utrpeli vztah na nagi spolkovou praci iadovou, velke ztraty a cele dtverce budov rozbou- okrskovoti a viibec cele Jednoty. To se ran& Zpro,vy o tom jsou vskutku hroz- stalo k vuli obmezeni vydani za zhotovene a je veru dello se obavat. ni rytin a poAtovneho spojeneho s vracenim obrazkii odesilatelum.

— Ze pia Cameron jak se nam scleluDile bylo usnegeno, ze kaida zasilka je, zatim co rodide okopavali bavinu a nechali svoji. dceru g ku s tti letou ses- odeslana redaktorovi musi bYti pine vyttidkou 6ti leta, Matenka se negt'astnou placena, a za obrazky ktere si prejete nahodou utopila v blizkem rybniku. — aby yam byli vraceny, musi bYti ZarmoucenSim rodieum ListerovSrm nage no patriene po§tovne. Obrazky ku kterym je priloien dopis, musi byti tak oznaeeuptimna soustrast. ne na obalce, jinak cela zasilka je prvni • • tritly, a chybujici pUstovue musi dopla— 2e v kaadem vetgirn mesteeku jsou eeti redakce. zatizene bud' mestske . aneb privatni plovarny a IiiSiva tam vady nav gtev pino, Ceny vgeho, i poStovneho se stale zvytteba ae je voda dosti chladna. Je to guji a jest treba opatrneho vedeni coi bez pochyby pekne i zdrave vyraaeni, ale vyiaduje napravu. Kaida zasilka ktera kde v rodin8 jsou tti, dtyti a jdou tam nebude pine vyplacena odesillatelem, bukaacISP den, tak takovST "luxus" dela di- de mu vracena. Va g redaktor Vam pre ru do kapsy. dem, dekuje za laskave porozumeni to• • muto narizeni a za VaSi soueinnost. nam dobte znamSi pan Dud. ) • s? ( Tajchman zemtel v Corpus Christi. Byl 74 let star a srdeenSr zachvat jej skosil.

Poznal jsem jej kdesi pH Granger v mladgich letech. Skoda, ho, byl to dobrr Dosud nam dochazeji sem do West addlovek. dosti o zmeny adres ad jsrne tame"- v • • kaadem-aisle zvlagt' na to upozornili, 'ae — 2.e sledna Rorothy Norsova z ani redaktor ani vyclavatel nejsou °pra y -neidtzmenyvadrsti.Pometott si vyvolila za sveho aenicha pana Clarence Matu ge syna Johna Matu ge z dy znovu, posilejte zmeny pi-Imo na adresu Hlavni atadovny, Box 400, Temple, West. Ptejeme jim gtesti..

• • Texas. a udejte vady eislo kadu ku kte— Ze v Houston u fadu dislo 88 se ko- remu naleaite. — Nejlepe se hodi k tomu nala velice zdatila ,oslava minulSr tSrden. kupon jea je otisknut tome v kaadem — Podrobnosti najdete ye zpravach na- disle organu. Dekujeme Vain ptedem. gich dopisovatelt v tomto cisle. — Ro y- Ugettite nam mnoho prate a zbyteene Ilea ye Fort Worth u taclu 92. uspotadali vydani na patovne.

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americans okol Metropolitan Chicago June 25.1961 Vgichni na SokolskY. Slet do Chicaga Jia jen dva, tYdny deli nas od historickYch dnti X. Sletu Americkeho Sokolstva. Den ze , dne stuptmji se ptipravy.

Vse je v pilne praci, v einorodem nadAerii a pohybu, aby tato velika manifestace dobrovolne kazne a spoleeneho Asill se pine yydatila, aby byla nejen mohutnYm projevem krasy a velikosti sokolske my'Slenky pted svoboanYm svetem, ale zejmena take aby ukazala silu a i vYznam na geho krajanskeho givota v -Leto zemi.

V dnekli teg ke dobe mezinarodnich zmaticti a nedorozumeni, jejich obeti se stala na ge matetska zem kolebka sokolske myglenky — rna na g' X. SokolskY Slet zvlagt vellkY vYznam. Sokolski rodina tam doma nenni2e potadat sve velkolepe vgesokolske slety, kterYmi udivovala celY svet, a nemti2e take svobodno, vzpominat a oslavovat ste vYroei. zalo2eni Sokolstva:Za ne, porobene a umleene, musime promluvit my, svobadni Sokolove a obeane ye svobodnem a demokratickem svete. Musime za ne vzdat imposantni hold tomuto yYznamnemu vYroei. Nag Sokolsky Slet bude proto nejmohutnej g vzpominkou a oslavou i kazem, 2e Sokolski ztistava stale Give a vYznamne.

VESTNtK— WEST, TEXAS i v ptedmestskYch motelich, 'dere byly lovneg pro sletove hosty zaj gteny. Take mista na, scbotnim sletovem banketu jsou jig z velke easti reservovana.

PtihlaSky na sletove zavody ptesahuji pootem poseldni minule slety. SletovY vYbor i sletova kancelat jsou stale v pilne a soustavne praci, aby bylo vse ptipraveno s nejvetgi peelivosti k pine spokojermsti sletovYch nav gtevniku. Do eela vgech techto radostnYch ptiprav divame heslo: "Vgichni na SokolskST Slet do Chicaga" Na Zdar a na shledanou!

Pro pottebne, informace obratte se na SletovY 14bor v Chicagu, kterY je, ptipraven dat nejen informace, ale poslat "SletovY Zpravodaj" ka gdemu, kdo ma o nej, zajem. Pi gte na: X. Sokol Slet Committee, 2345 So, Kedzie Ave, Chicago 23, Ill. Tel.: 277-1535.

Zdar X. Sletu Americkeho Sokolstva!

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Prosim vezrnete na vedorm

Obeas se nam ptihodi, 2e nelze v gechny doge dopisy elanky a zpravy v be2nem eisle na geho Vestniku. uvetejniti.

State se tak v gern tern dopisrim •ktere dojdou v sobotu odpoledne a v pondeli a musi bYti ptepisovane, zpravy, oznameni a dopisy ktere dojdou veas maji ptednost.

Dekujeme na gim dopisovatelfm a milYm sestram to nagi mlade21 za vzrristajici zajem v obouch east' nageho Vestniku. — Prosim neeekejte do posledni chvile s Vag zpravou o einnosti vag eho taclu aneb o chystanem podniku.

Dobr3"7 a radostnY vYsledek Sletu zaNisi nejen na v gech elenech a pracovni- Pigte jeg e dnes. etch. sokolskYch jednot, ale zejmena take• na vgech Amerieanech eeskeho a slovenskeho privodu. Slet nebude jen zale gtosti sokolskou, bude zale2itosts cele nag krajanske vetve v Americe. Proto mil' ptatele, neotalejte a rozhodnete Hlavni ffradovna SPJST poskytuje se jegte dnes, ae pojedete na Slet do phjeky na farmy ranee a vybudovanSr Chicaga, y e dnech 23. a 25. eervna t. r., mestskSr majetek kdekoliv v Texasu. abyste svoji rieasti podpotili tak velkou Pujettje svoje vlastni penize na nizke krajanskou manifestaci. Nezapomerite u- Uroky a ria dlouhe splatky s velice prizpozornit i vgechny sve zname na sokol- nivYmi podminkami pro predeasne vyskY Slet v Chicagu a pokuste se o to, aby placeni.

Pigte si o blizsi podrobnosti i oni se srieastnili. KaRlY z vas svoji flea- na: Supreme Lodge, SPJST, Box 400, sti a syYm podilem prospeje.

Temple, Texas.

Ve vgech sokolskYch jednotach a kra• 4 • ( janskYch sttediscich ye SpojenYch staTEZ- CE NEMOCEN teoh a v Kanade ptipravuji se k zajezNag bartr Joe Maca •bYvalY sna2ivY diem na Slet do Chicaga. Organisuji se pracovnik v Jednote a v Sokolske Jedzajezdy spoleene, busy, vlakem nebo tadlem, a take zajezdy jednotlivcil osob- note Dallaske, les, tease nemocen v St. nimi auty. Mame o torn tadu radostnych Paul's nemocnici v Dallas. Uptimne ptezprav z hla geni. Reservuji se noclehy, jeme jemu i jeho rodine aby se mu ulenejen v hotelu Pick-Congress, ktery bu- vilo. Litujeme 2e nam o torn zprava de hlavnim ubytovaci msttediskem, ale dogla tak opozdena.

Ozna.'meni clenu'rn a a verejnostl

Ve stiedu dne 21, eervna 1961

osobniho dopisu vyjrrnarn OR

Co pig e jeden bratr a doufam, '2e se nebude hnevati.

Uvadi mezi jinYm, "Zas/se budeme tegit na ptig ti okrskovou schtizi tak jak jsme oeelcavali tu schtzt v na gem Halletsville a nesklamala nos. Dosud se zde o to schtlzi 6. okrsku hovori,. 2e takovYch schuzi je nam nutne zapotteby.

Je nam treba se obOas sejiti druh s druhem nebot' kdy2 se zahnizdi mezi nan i lhostejnost, tak nam to je jen na glcodu. A tu nag mlacle2 nutno zvati mezi nas a doptati jim yYznaeneho mista a east na programu. Poznat s dopisit, se o Jednotu zajirnaji a• pro nas stargi je to jen osve2eni je vysiechnouti. Sko‘ da, 2'e jsme pied 25 a 30ti lety nemeli dost rozumu a neziskali jejich soueinnost. Meli jste tam bratti pekne proslovyy a to pocta, tern 50ti letYm byla dojemna i ten zpev se libil. — To poueeni, abychom svorne pospolu pracovali bylo tea rozumne a vie to bylo ptataskY tak srozumitelne. -- My v gichni se, doufain, v 6 distriktu prieinime aby jsme se na podzim zas radostne segli."

Potud' jsem uvedl east z jeho dopisu a dekuji zari, ostatni vyridim co nejdrive mi bude mo2no. — S pezdravem a jeSte jednou, diky red. ) (

To the Golden Weddin g of our good Friends and Member of the SPJST — to our Sister and Brother J. V. Havlik of Moulton, Texas, Rt. 1, we wish only the very best. — First of all good health and contentment and many many more years of happy life together.

They celebrated their golden wedding as much as we can make out from the report received, the past Sunday, May 21st and many of their good friends called on them_ — and now sainetbing in Czech: ,"Stesti dale provazej Vas Zitim a zdravi stal&e by jste jegte dlouho s narni pobyli a s Vagi rodinou se tegili."

Nazdar!

—) • • • (---

ye stfedu dne, 21. eervno,, 1961.

Kalendai okrskoviTch o .

schurt PRVNI OKRSEK Izimni schaze prvniho okrsku bude se Konat ye Snook, Texas ye spolkove sini radu eislo 9. SPJST a den bude oznamen co nejdrive bude mono.

S bratrskYm poZdravem E. R. Jakubik, ptedseda okrsku.

• • DRURY OKRSEK Oznamuje svaj "Youth Activity Day", kterY se bade °pet poradati v Camp Tahuya poblige Belton, ji gne od mesta Tern pie. — Den a program bude v kratkosti oznamen.

TEETI OKRSEK Oznamuje svfij "Youth Activity Day" kterS.T se bude konat v Dallas, na 7448 Greenville Ave. dne 25. eervna na pozemku pri sini Sokola a radu 130 Jaro.

Program bude v kratkosti oznamen.

Ptigti podzimni schilze 3. okrsku se bude konat u hosticiho radu 154 ve Ft. Worth. Den a program bude zaveas oznamen.

TNIK WEST, TB

'CALENDAR. Nage zdrugenO tarty 3 okrsku poradaji ye prospech Youth Camp zabavy, jak bylo usneseno v posledni clistriktni schu zi 3 okrsku.

Jak pomagete tam u Va geho radu aby toto sna geni pro nag rnladeg se setkalo s aspechem2 • • adovs°7 Piknik se bude konat v sini radu 38 na Koval dne 2. dervence. 0 pobaveni a ve jine k tomu bude dobre postarano.

Tak nezapomente.

• • Rad 161 oznamuje svaj vYTooni Piknik na den 2. eervence na, pozemku sve radove sini Jourdanton La Parita. Odpoleelne o 1 hodine Bar-B-Que, hry.

Rogliene pobaveni pro ve gchny a hudba.

• Krougek eeskY•ch gen v Dallas pOrada piknik ve etvrtek 6. eervence o .6 hodinach veeer v parku u Sokolovny. Kagda elenka ktera se mini saeastnit, aby nesla bud' smakne kuke aneb jine maso, pkikrmy obstard kroukk. Hostitelky obstaraji studene napoje a sodovky pro deti. Tak pozvete svou rodinu a zname a pkijd'te. Sokolovna bude otevi'ena v 5 hodin odpoledne a piknik zapoene v 6 hodin. ) 6 4 6(--

PATY OKRSEK pfeje si zajistiti den 15. kijna pro svoji Pro range to staello. podzimni schfizi a dekujeme predem aby Hospodyne u teznika: "To maso, co tento den nam byl ponechan. Misto do- jste mi veera dal, nebylo vubec pro lidi sud nebylo zajigteno. k jidlu. Kdybych byla nepotrebovala nutne abed pro mu ge, byla bych yam ho gESTY OKRSEK piinesla zpatky." oznamuje, ge jejich podzimni schaze se bude konat u kadu 28. v East Bernard PM ZdviENE vALAI &DRESS a ureite datum a celSr potad bude oznaPOU2L1TE TOHOTO HUPONU men co nejcifive mono.

Tolik prozatim vge co mono oznamiti. Supreme Lodge SRIST, • Box 400, Temple, Texas SEDMY OKRSEK '6",d'am Vas o zmenu me adresy jak Podzimni schaze sedmeho okrsku bunasleduje:— de se konat jak oznamen dne 1. rijna, (October) v American Legion Hall, Moje nova adresa jest:— Kingsville, Texas u radu 'dish). 118. ) • • (—_

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SOITATELU° Houston, Texas VakiV br. redaktore.

Jak jsem Vam pki me advteve u Vas slibil, posildm Vara zpravu El. eervna, slibil, posildm Vain zpravu z velmi le zabavy — Volby Kralovny 1961 — po kadane dne 11. eervna ye spolkove mistnosti Pokrok v Houstonu. Budu se snalit Wit pokud moino struenST a proto: Zdbavu zandjil bratr pkedseda kterSr kratkS7mi vAak miUmi slovy uvital pki.tonine. Pak ndm prijemny'm hlasem zazpival Pan Hilsher Jr. anglickou, piseri za kterou sklidil zaslou genSr potlesk. deni zabavy ujal se bratr ern Sr pak promluvil vidy syinpatickk Jarda Cerny (jak vidite zaealo to trochu eerne ale dopadlo vie skvele bratr krabanek a jini kteri mi musi prominouti ie je nejmenuji, neb jejich jmena neznatn.

Kraloven a princa bylo vie ne g dost.

Ktera z nich byla hezei je te gko rozhodnout neb v gechny byly velmi hezke.

Znaenou pozornost budil parek velmi mladeho Rudy gefoika a male Kadleekove jejicha nenucene cliovani na jevi g -tipronalstreoinhrce.(u maleho Rudy bych rekl, ge to ma po tatinkovi).

Neonaluviteln3im bych pova goval opomenout einnost sestry Sefeikove ktera kidila nastup vkch tech kralo yen a kralu a ktera m velike zasluhy ge to ve tak skvele dopadlo.

Kralovnou pro tento role byla zvolena, sl. Clawson (nevim ureite zda, jmeno je spravne neb bylo Oft° v tom chaosu ziskat jakekoliv informace.Pova2uji vgak toto rozhodnuti za tipine spravne a tim nechci riot, e ostatni kandidatky byly mend hezke a pavabne. nas star gi bylo velmi dobi'e postarano vYbornou kuchyri kde obetave sestry v potu tvari sma gily a vailly. I tern nutno dati dik za jejich obetavost a snahu o aspech zabavy.

A tak jidla bylo dost, piti jegte vie (posledni nejlepe potvrdi bratr Stareala) vgichni se bavili a jak se po nagem rika Dobrou wall meli.

Po programu se taneilo, a melodic tech nagich eesI4-ch pisnieek prinutily ve g g od 18 do 80 let si skoeit.-kerout inlade Navgteva byla hojna, tak myslIm, e i pa strance finaneni zabav y se velmi Em. Kouba •

Patklm k tadu elslo S pozdravem podpis

Kayak, Texas Ctend redakce, mile sestry a bratii: Prichazim abych si s vami opet trochu popovidal o te na gi mile Jednote a pozval yes sem k nam na Koval: na nag

Strana 6 vSiroeni piknik, kterST budem pokadat prvni nedeli v Cervenci, dne druheho dervence.

Zaoneme z dabrYm obedem a pak celodennim pobavenim. MilZete si zahrat domino i jine hry, a tieba si mriZete i zataneit, tak prosim tedy si poznaete tento den na ka,lendaki a jiste piijed'te, budem se na vas tetit.

Nage vYbory jiz na torn pracuji a ujitt'uji vas, ze se budete mit u nas dobie.

Take se chci dnes rozepsat o na gi organisatorske praci, neb co okrskovY organisator jest to moji povinnosti abyth se o to staral.. Jak vidite ze zpravy s posledniho mesice na g okrsek je stale jette pozadu a otazka jest, co je toho pkieinou.

Nekteki organisatoki mne kikali, ze nasledkem dele trvajiciho sucha faunai nebyly v nalade kupovat pojitteni, cot je eastane pravda, jelikoZ na g okrsek jest vettim dilem typu zemedelskeho. Avgak piec mare i dosti industrialni menti mesta, jako jest Bryan, Brenham, Caldwell a pak nekolik okresnich mest.

Tedy to sucho, tfeba ze gkodilo pfeci to nebylo tou hla,vni pkieinou, 2'e jsme ostali pozadu. My'slim, ze po loriskem roku kdy jsme skuteene v na gem okrsku prodali hodne poji gteni nati kadovi organisataki jaksi oehabli a [doposud se jaksi nemohou rozpracovat. OVtem musime byti spravedlivY a nemriZem *Deekavat aby nam to tak glo jako ye velkYch mestech kde prodaji velke pojistky, take jejich jedna ranohdy znamena, vice net na gich Beset. V na gem okrsku stale jegte pojigt'ujem vettinou p() jednom tisici, ale i to jest dobre, neb my pak mare procentne vice elenii, elm vice elenri tim lepe pro nak Jednotu.

Tak tedy bratki organisatoki vemte do iruky "bla.jvajs" tu gku neb jak kdo tomu Mate a vzpominejte kdo z vagich znamYch by moZna, koupil neb pojigteni. Napi gte si vgechna ta jmena a pak pit prvni pkilektosti je nav gtivte. Mame hodne clenu kteti rnaji neb budou mit vyplacenou pojistku a rnoZna kdyZ s nima pane promluvite, tak ze si koupi vice.

Take poladejte svoje pkatele o pomoc, mnohdy oni vam pkipomenou nacho, na koho vy sami byste si moZ'na ani nevzpomneli.

Pies leta jest vZdycky mnoho piknikit a vgelijakVch oslav, vyuZijte tosti a inforrnujte se mezi pfitomnYmi, nekdy se to vyplati, (Mem chtit pii takovern sejiti psati pojistku neni diskretni neb malo kdo stoji o to aby misto besedovani ho nekdo obteZoval spojigtenim, ale informovat se a ustanovit si schfaku

Vt STNIK— WEST, TEXAS na pazdejti eas vam mute u getfit jezdeni a easu.

Vlastne na torn mot nezaleti jak to ideate jenom kdy2 nezapominate ze jste orzanisatofi a, ze jest ad vas oeekavano aby jste aspoA nekdy nekoho ,upsal, a jesli byste snad potkebovali pomoc, tak prosim take nezapominejte, to nato jsou okrskovi organisatoti aby vam vypomohli. Ja vas ujitt'uji ze kdykoliv mne napigete neb jakoliv nechdte vedet abych vam piijel pomoct, ze tak vklycky rad ueinim.

Nage kvota pro letak rok je ta sama, jako vloni i pied loni (dye staideset tisic) MUtem to opet docela lehko upsat, ale musime si na to myslet a mit v torn podil vgeci. Take nezapominejme, ze tim prokaZeme dobrST skutek vpadu negtesti, a ze prodavat ochranu takoveho druhu jaka jest nage, jest nejen prakticke ale i zasluZne. Tedy bratii a sestry organisatofi yenujme tomuto dobremu rieelu trochu vice case abychom potom zase meli z eeho se tatit a co oslavovat.

Pieji vain vgem dobreho rispechu ye vagi praci a talc se na sejiti se svami.

Zristavam s bratrskYm pozdravem na vgechny etouei Vag Vaclav Bailna, okrskovS7 organisator ) • 4 4.

Ve stfedu dne 21, 'derma, 1961

tam musel poslat net mrij Frank zemtel." Povidam: "Ne, sestro, jd, jsem tveho, Franka neeekal tak dYchtive ale jakmile skonal zprava tarn Ma hned." To je dukaz, ze Hl. idadovna vyplaci hned, jakmile dosta.ne Unritni zpravu vypinenou a to bez zdrZovani.

Jednou jsrne pkijali sestru s piestupni listinou, podivam se na certifikat a povidam: "Sestro, vy nemate ten certifikat podepsanY. Jak to, v gak piedseda a tajemnik ho podepsali ale to jsou jen. svedkove, Vy jste ta hlavni osoba to je kontrakt mezi Vami a Hlavni irkadovnou, a kterY kontrakt neni padepsa.nY, neni platny. Pro Boha, co budem cleat?" Dal jsem ji per° a podespasla ho C-20 leta a zrovna byl vyplacen.

"Povidam jste jests mlada vemte sobe vie pojitteni. Kdyz to vezme tak dlouho to vyplatit vemte sone E-10 letou to je nejlacinejti pojistka co mame a na, fadovYch poplatcich rigetkite $12.00 a pro tu C-20-lets. Upsali jsme to. Kdy2 ja dostal certifikat pro elena nikda, jsem neeekal aZ bude schtize, ja mu ho hned dorueil on podepsal a zaplatil.

Jeden nikda nevi co se zitra mute stat.

Jednou se nam mladY bratr otenil: bydlel mimo Texasu. Hned jsem mu poslal psani at' ta jeho Zenu necha pojistit, my mu poglem paptry a bude to mit snadne. Asi za 14 dni ta jeho panieka mi odepsala asi takto: "Mr. Mieulka, my Floresville, Texas jsme si to dobie s muZem vyeitali kolik Mili etenaki Vestniku: on u2 Vam zaplatil do spolku (poeitali Dnes napitu neco z moji 54 fete spolko- to dobie $81.40 kdyZ nam ty penize v geye prate. chny vratite tak ja se take necham paDo Jednoty jsem vstoupil pateho dub- jistit." na 1906, u kadu Pokrok Moulton eislo 27 Sestra Emma Vontur zemfela 13. rinoye stall 20 let. V prvni vkroeni schttzi jsem byl zvolen do rikadu vnitkniho ra 1959. Asi za mesic bratr Louis Vontur se me ptal kolik mi maze prodat pojistrake.

Pravim "Pojd, sednem si do moji V roce 1908 (to jsme byli dva) jsme se stehovali do Floresville, otec mi povi- kary a hned se to dozvit. Die tveho stadd "A jak to tam budu chtit volit do ki muZu ti prodat za $8,000. "Zahledel se nektereha afadu, potorn se nevymlouvej a povida $1,000.000 ja mar, a m'am pet via, 2e tu spolkovou praci musi nekdo malYch deti bez matky. Kdyby se sedelat" a tak se take stab. Jak jsem mnou nee() stab, tak kaZdY ma $1,800.00 pfiget ke gkole ji2 zesnulY bratr Stepan a upsali jsme to. Kdyz ten certifikat poSchwertlich povidd "Mat piestupni li- depsal ja pravim: "Louis, ty jsi udetal stinu? Ano, bratr tajemnik Ant. Svobo- ten nejlepti skutek co jsi mohl udelat. da ji ma." Tak jsem byl zvolen aklamae- MnohY zarno,ZnY elovek by to neudelal ne do -Ludt' tajemnika u ten rikad jsem pro svoje , cleti ale to ti povidam, nenech tu pojistku padnout. V pada nejzastaval 50 rokti.

Vtdy jsem byl znovu-zvolen aklamaene vetti nouze porad se u tveho Mau s taa hodnou hromadku papiru jsem popsal. jemnikem.

Co delegat jsem byl zvolen do techto VZdy jsem se snalil vykidit vge spravne a rychie bez ohledu co doAanu za pra- sjezda: 1936 v East Bernard, 1944 v Corpus Christi; 1948 Fort Worth, 1952 Si. Houston, 1956 Temple a 1960 San Ante Jeden-krat to bylo aZ mot rychie nio, ale tam jel nahradnik, brat,. roce 1945. Bratr Frank Vontur zemfel na tketi den byl pohiben. Jak jsme jeli Anton H. Stavinoha.

Do okrskove schtize radi jezdime, kdyi z pohibu iztbanu poukazka z Hl. ittadovny na $500. — jiA-byla v post. schrance. Po je narn to moZne. Tarn se nejen poueime obede jsme ji dodali sestfe Vonturove a ale je to vkly pane pobaveni. Vgecko ona povida, "A u2 je to Lady? No ty si to ma svuj zacatek a konec a take to mo-

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ye stkedu dne, 21. eervna, 1961.

VESTNIK— WEST, TEXAS

je irfadovani prislo ku konci: oei mi vypovidaji slutlou a ja ne a ne najit schopnou silu tu praci vykonat. Tak my stars% eleni jsme se usnesli, te Vesmir ask) 61, rozpustime. Nekteti gli ke tadu *;vet Zapadu 'Oslo, 107 a nekteki k Karnes 'Oslo 93. U radu Karnes ten proces s nami udelali kratky, jednoduge zvedli ruse a pak jsme to trochu zapili.

Kdyt mi bylo asi 18 let, ptijel k nam agent od poji gt'ovaci sopleenosti W.O.W. rortahoval papiry a tu sarnY pomnik. 0tec se ptal? "jake on prodava pomniky?"

To tu tet nemusel jezdit." Ja povidam: "Ne, tato, on proddva poji gteni na tivot, dle jak velikou pojistku kdo koupi, dostane pomnik zdarma. Otec pravi: "To je bajka, nic zadarmo nedavaji a ten pomnik bude dobre zaplacent" Otec byl u Jednoty. Mne ten elovek chtel prodat pojigteni, otee ale nedovolil: te me da do ;Tednoty. Ten agent povida: "Do te Jednoty co aadatel musi znat eeskou tee? A ona jen v Texasu prisobi Cut byl o tom spraven)... "Vy v te Jednot y nemiltete dlouho existovat. Nernate tadne pole s tou eeskou tea." Byl v pravu, od toho jsme museli need upustit, ale zrovna ten samy problem urea i Jednota Herman Sons.

El Campo, Texas Sestry a bratfi a mila redakce.

Zajiste jste jit eetli v easopisech provoldni risttedny Mora yskYch Spolku v Chicagu, 2e tam budou pokadat Mora ysky Den kterY motno nazvat dnem svateenYm pro celou Ameriku a i Canadu.

— Mili ptatele, kdyby jste odloueeni od sveho rodigte i vie jak 50 let, a nase nova a milovana vlast nano &Nola vgemotne vYhody a pfiletitosti, pfec jenom to co einilo nag 'tivot ye stare domovine tak ptivabnYm tak pfemile utegenYm na to nenariteme zapomenouti.

Obzvlagte ti kteti pfisli sern a Moravy a Morayskeho Slovacka nemohou zapomenout ty zvyky a ten mora ysky sveraz.

Zaeatkem kvetna radio ze San Anto nio hlasilo, te v dubnu men jen 32/100 palce degte, nejsuch gi to duben od roku 1905 a kveten uz jen take prye a nic lepgi. (No, ale ptec tam zapr gelo: Red.) Pamatuji se dobre na ten rok 1905, kukatice nebyla tadna, a baviny velice Indio ale ti dolor). hospodati nakoupili dost ovsa a ty kone skakaly zas hopsa.

A to na ge bavina, jak se jen ,otev'tela hned se musela sbirat, panovaly velke vetry, hned to bylo na zemi.

Ja ted' etu pies dvoje skia. Koupil jsem si t. zv. Rectangular Reader, pismeny jsou jadrrie a vet gi, to nema co delat s va gimi sklami, je to dobra vec.

S bratrskYm nozdravem, Ad. Mieulka.

Pozndmka redaktora: — Za peknY teto popis srdeenY dik. Je to kus historic ze tivota na gich star gich svedomitYch pracovnikir nagi Jednoty. Ptejeme Vam stale zdravi. ) it d eislo 9 Snook, Texas Mile sestry a bratti: Muslin Vam ptipomenout, ze v nedeli dne 2. eervence 'nd g fad Slovan eislo 9 bude potadat slavnost jak obyeejem k,c1.Y rok.

Nage pravidelna Padova schrize pro tu piTeinu je , odlotena na rdruhou nedeli dne 9. eervence (July) mist° prvni. Do teto schtize dne 9. eervence tadame nag rieetni vybor aby se dostavil a pfehledl nage ildove knihy. Nezapomerite ses-

Proto jsme gt'astni, ze uchlel se je gte ac v mengim noefitku zvyk tak krasne provedenYm, jak se to potada v Chicagu na ten Mora yskY den.

Tento morayskY den nam pfipomind teplou poesii a nese nam vzpominky domova. — Proto mora yskY den konanY v Chicagu by mel bYti pro nas Moravany svatkem. Tedy i my Texas gti Moravani jsme se rozhodli, te budem tent° podnik ChicagskYch Moravanti podporovati a pojedem tam na zjednanem Busu pro 29 — 33 aneb 41 osob. Bus je chlazenY ma zachody toti4 v tech 33-41 , osobnich. Lednici, kavu a poplatek je do Chicaga a zpatky $50. -- cestovneho.

Za ubytovani tam a jidlo si katclY plati sam. 0 ubytovani se postara tarnnej gi vYbor. -- Na g Bus vyjede z El Campo dne 21. eervence (July) o 6 hodine iranni to proto aby jsme dojeli do Chicaga o 12 hodinach v poledne dne 22. eervence a aby jsrne meli eas se ubytovat, a se upravit proto, te o 4 hodine odpoledni jit je tam hodne lidu, ta lk je eas se seznamovat. — Hlavni prrivod Moray -skehodnbu e23.rvnceajto krasa. — Kdo chce tedy jet tak rozumejte, ze my musime dati to dopravni spoleenosti do 30. eer yna (June) zavdanek na ten Bus ze pojedem. — Proto kdo chce jet necht' po gle penize na tu cestu do 30. eervna. — Kdy2 nas nebude dost zapinit ten Bus, tak kat'dY dostane svoje penize zpatky, — Zda se ale, je velkY zajern tedy neodkladejte. — Po-

try a bratti na tu na gi slavnost dne 2. eervence a dostavte se v nejvet2im etu. Zveme na ge pkatele a zname z blizka a vzdalene tat, na tuto na gi vYroeni oslavu.

Nag vYbor slibil, te se postara o chutne Bar-B.-Que. ZvlaSt' zceme na ge atedniky z Illavni ritadovny a tea na geho bratra, redaktora.

Bude nas te git je ptivitat.

S bratrskYm pozdravem E. R. Jakubik, taj.

Strana 7 Mete penize, $50. -- bud' na fgn. 8en405 Market St. El Campo, aneb na pi. Sophii IlradeckY, Kulp Radio Station. El Campo, Texas.

S pozdravem Ignae Senkyi.H> • 4, • k3itik,

Z Domova Odpoeinku Mile sestry a brat& Net budu kvitovat darky, chci Vam oznamit, te laskavosti Taylor Wednesday Music Club pygnime se peknYm pianem, 'dere nam dotyanY klub daroval. Je to od nich velmi peknY ein a doopravdy si zaslou21 od Domova nage vrele diky. Mame zde obeas zpevny programy a pkijde nam hodne vhod. Ptede glY tYden nam zde zpivali od Bratrskeho Kostela a tento tYden v patek pkijdou od Methodist-. skeho kostela. Snati se, zpkijemniti tern nagim hostrim pobyt zde v Domove. Vatime si jejich snack a 'jsme jim za to povdeeni.

Kvituji dary a sice: K uctni pamatky sestry Theresa Olexa darovali: Marie Rendi $5.00 Pani Ben Ptevratil $5.00 Anna Hornak $3.00 — K ucteni pamatky, Joe Ravlik: Mangele Jaroslav Kleprlik — $2.00 K ucteni pamatky Rudolfina Popp Mantele Sid Pokladnik — $5.00 Ku ucteni pamatky J. F. Motl: Rad eislo 47, SPJST $5.00 K ucteni pamatky Marie A. Sikora Rad Karel Jona g, 'Oslo 28 — — — $10.00 Pi. Annie Marek darovala Domocu $2.00 Sestra Marie Kahanek nam zaslala gek na — — — $11.00 ktere ji byli darovany na k.'vetiny za jejiho pobytu v nemocnici bratry od Board off TruAec ,, radu Pokrok Houston eislo 88 a sice: Brattki, Ed Kadleeek, Ernest S. Hanka, John Kahanek Jr., Frank J. 0leea, J. J. Ennis, A. L. Flusher, arda 6ern 3"7, Willie 8efelk, Emil Vala, Tim Kostorn a Louis Hanug.

Mantel& Joe Koliha Jr., nam daravali cibuli do kuchyne.

Vgem Varn srdeene dekujeme za vagi ptizeri* a uji gt'uji Vas, 2e si toho skuteene vatime. Obeas se nam stane te opornenem nekoho neb &slice se popletou, vette te jsme tomu neradi a mileradi na gi chybu opravime, ,kdyt nas na to upozornite. A nezapomente te mate taky poslat nano adresu potdstalYch kdy koliv narn posilate dar na ucteni Vagich milYch. Pfedem Vam za Va gi ochotu kuji.

S bratrskym poulravem zustavam jako v2dy Vas Rudolph Troubil

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Hlidka Zen itid 38. — Koval', Texas Bratri a sestry: Dnes jen par tadlat aby nechybilo mi sta ve Vestniku. Mame z toho radost, ze nam koneene pekne za,prgelo nebot' jiZ bylo zde hrozne sucho a lid jiZ sekal kornove atoky. V nedeli idne 11. eery na se konala na, ge kadova sehrize. Oaten zapis a zpravy a byly alobre.

Ujednalo se ze budem potadat piknik 2. eervence. Budeme mit smaZene !tufata a domaci lklobasy, gulag a vge Co dor breho k tomu patrit. Cele odpoledne pobaveni a hry a proto piijd'te z blizka, i vddlenejAi. Prosime nage dobre sestry aby nejake dobre peeivo.

Kovatova rodina, potadala "reunion" v nagi sini a bylo tam v geho idobreha nadbytek a dekujeme za pozvani a dobre easy.

Tak nezapomerite tine 2. eervenee na ten na g piknik. Doufam, ze ten na g bratr redaktor pro tento dopis je gte najde misto.

Diky.

Mary Stepan.

• at, • t_ Rid Praha Cislo 29, Taylor, Texas Mile sestry, bratfi a etenati.

Zas ptichazim s kratgi zpravou z nagi posledni schaze.

Poeasi bylo v ten den ,dosti pane, ac men jsme sem a tam men gi pfehariky v okoli.

Pad elenti ptitomnYch schrize byl tentokrate malt'. Wilde bylo mot svateb, piknikri a co vim vie a tak doufam, ze to snad bude lep gi ptigte a ze vgichni pkijdete do sehrize nagi.

Ptedseda na g zahajil schrizi v obvykli eas a aerie zapisy a zpravy vYborri a ptijate jak ctene. MajetkovY vYbor podal pinou zpravu z na gi majove slavnosti a dopadlo to dobre. NO rieetni podal zpravu o torn jak nam ptibylo a ubylo 'Cerra. Hodne nas ubylo imirthn, ale take jsme zas nove eleny prijali, tak ze mame o 3 eleny vie celkem jak ptede gle. Takova zprava je zajimava a ukteena u Ikahleho faclu a pokud budeme tak postupovat do ptedu, tak je dobte, ale butienie muset vgichni pracovat, aby jsme co nejvic novYch elent do Jednoty nagi ziskali, jak pi ge bratr redaktor, pomahejme povkly nagim organisatorrim dobrYm slovem..

Rozhodli jsme se, 'Z'e budeme mit °krskovou soute2 (contest) na vYber tech, kteti budou nag tad zastupovat v nag em Youth. Camp Day v Camp Tahuaya psi Belton, kde se budou vybirat, V nejlepgi z nageho druheho okrsku, kteti budou zastupovat na g, druhSr okrsek na

statnim contestu (State contest), kter se bade konat na podzim zde v Taylor, dnes 24. zaii (Sept.)

Ta nage fadova soutea bude hned po nagi fadove schuzi druhou nedeli v srpnu cog je dne 13. srpna, (August).

Schtize zapoene o 2 hodine a soute2 zapoene hned po schfizi asi o tfeti hodine. Tak vgichni kteri se minite sneastnit a jste eleni kadu na geho, pkipravte se a ptijedte.

Pamatujte na den v nedeli dne 31. srp na (August). Vybrane budou d ye kandiclatky, jedna da 14 letech a jedna 14 letech as do 21 letech, svobodna.

Tak na to parnatujte.

Take jsme se rozhodli, ze po te statni schtzi na podzim dne 24. zati nebudeme veeer pofadat, tanedni zabavu a to proto, ze navgtevnici ze vzdalenkh mist se pted vederem obyeejne brzo chti navratit do syYch domovii.

0 , dobrY abed a kava se postaraji nage vkly dobre a obetave pracovnice tadoye.

6as a celY program toho dne yam vgem bude oznamen co nejcitiv bude moZno. Vgude se na tent° statni den na gi mladeli ptiprayte a ukakne jim, ze ehceme pro ne pracovat.

Bylo jeate mnoho jinYch, a drilelitych veci o kterYch jsme v teto schuzi debatovali a bylo toho mot nea abych to vge zde popisovala. Vam, abyste chodili do schrizi abyste vedeli vgeehno co se tam dela. — Tak na shledanou!

Se sesterskYm pozdravem Rose Mikolaj.

Poznamka, red. — Zas pecknY dopis mate mila sestro, povzbuzujici i informaeni diky zari. ) ( kad teskST Prapor Cislo 24 Cyclone, Texas Bratli a sestry: Zase par tadka od nas. Na ge pravidelna schaze se konala 11. eervna: byly ustanoveny Organisatori pro ziskani ele nil a site: Bratr Franklin Martinet bratr Jerry ZavodnY. Brat:: Henry Mareg se vzdal pro jistou ptieinu.

Oslava 601eti Spolku R. V. 0. S., ktera se konala u na geho tadu v sini spoleene s lady eislo 1, Ocker arad, 107 Meeks, a nag 146,c1, SPJST eislo 24 se yydatila dobte. Navgteva byla velika, byly ptitomnY ritednici z Hlavni ritadovny R. V. 0. S. i S. P. 3. S. T. Poi/stamina v gech, pravnuelta nageho zakladajiciho elena bratar Joe Wentreka slokla ptisahut Vlajce a pak promluvily ritednici obouch Hlavnich ritadoven.

Pak byla svaeina, Ty na ge stedre sestry oboe spolku tolik ptinesly tech dobrot, ze stoly byly pinY. tiady zase dodali klobasky a chleba, tak ze pobizely

Ve sti'edu dne 21, eervna, 1961 eleny at' si jdou sebrat po druhe k tomu bylo kale, yge zadarmo.

Nag tad ztratil jednoho elena ve veku pouhYch 42 let. Byl to Alfred Pgendik.

Zeintel po onemocneni v nemocnici v Temple za nekolik hodin. Vkly se te' dobremu zdravi. Srdeeni zachvat konec Zivota. Zanechal v zarmutku manZelitu Lydia a dye dcery, Lydia Anna Carolyn a jednoho syna James. Pak matku Anna P geneik a dva bratry Johnnie v Temple a Edwina v Red Ranger, sestru pi. Calvin Shenkit v Buckholts. Rodiee jeho byli nagi mnoho rokil dobli sousedi a picatele.

Bratr a sestra John Stepan ztratily zete nasledkem inrti, Adolf f 8embera, 60 let v Shiner a ja bratrance ktery zemkel nasledkem poraneni ktere utdpel 18. imora pti sprayee motoru, ikdyz uletela east vettaku a Wee ho zranil na Wave. Celt' ten eas se nalezal v nemocnici bez vedomi.

Pohteb se konal 8. eer yna. Zanechal v zarmutku manZelku Wilmu, dva syny a jednu dceru, kterY celY ten eas jeho nemoci jej opatrovali a te gili se 2e se uzdravi. Necht' obe rodiny ptijmou srdeenou soustrast a lehke odpoe'inuti dej jim, 0 Pane.

Na listku nemocnYch se naleza sestra Mary Pettek. Stay jeji se zlep gil neb byla Coke nemocna, je v nemocniei v Temple i tam dosud se naleza, bratr Charles NAMyslim jak Coto bude v tisku, Ze bude ji2 propugten.

S pozdravem Lydia ZavodnY • 4, • Itad Jaromir eislo 54, West Milt' bratii a sestry: Posledni tadova, schfize se konala v patek weer dne 9. eer yna. Selo se nag peknY poeet eland. V teto schuzi se elnily ptipraxy ku pikniku. Na g tad se ehysta potadat VelkY VYroeni Piknik jak obyeejne dne etvrteho eervence, (Fourth of July).

PHU' schtize se bude odbYvat prvni nedeli v eervenci, druheho eervence, zrovna pied Piknikem tak vgichni do schrize. Take v to schtzi, se zvolily vYbory kteri pilne pracuji s pliprayou na tento Piknik.

Na kuchyriskY vYbor zvolena, ptedsedkyne pi. Emil JanskY, ktera za pomoci jinYch sester v ge panda. A mlade2 me, na starosti hry. Mlade2 si to pekne povede.

Hlavnim teenikem bude Kongresnil W. A. Poage a Mr. Murry Watson. Dal oznameni naleznete ye Vestnikui na, jinem mist& Nagi bratli nemocni jsou bratr Emil Matug a bratr J. A. Shiner, kteil se na-

Ve stl'edu dne, 21. eervna, 1961. lezaly v nemocnici. Ptejeme jim -Maim a brzkY navrat domu.

TeSime se s toho, 2e k narn novY elenove. Jsou to: Wanda Wayne Adams, manlela, a Emil Adams, synaeek Rickey Eugene Adams. pak Edwin Thomas IVIarek, jedno menl syndeek rodiett Edwina a Rosalie Marek. Pak Jerry Machel Foitek, etytmesieni syndeek manZelii Jerry R. a Mary Rose Foitek.

Dourame, Ze se jim bude ii nas v:Sem libit.

Dale vYbor opravil air Conditioning kdy byly clane nove motory, a dlaZku opravil: dal novou kde bylo treba. Br. Frank Soukup ná dobrY tesat to vyti oil a doufame, Ze se to vkin bude Iibit.

Take Debata byla, zdaliZ by nekdo chtel neon ptipravit na OeskSr Den na program do Dallas, State Fair of Texas ktery se bude odbYvat nokdy v listopade. MtiZeta se ptipravit, bylo by to hezke od nas.

Pak si pochutnaly Yaichni na dobre svaeine, koldee a kale. Diky vkin kteri tak pekne vSe pripravily.

TeZ nezapomente ptijit , do te schilze druhelio eervence. Co toto pili, iii- druhY den prll tak Ze se rolnici musi jen divat na tu polni praci ktera byla nejpilnefSi ted'. Kopdee bude teZko dostat.

Preji Vain vS'em vSecko dobre k tern vyletnikilm.

S pozdravem, vale sestra Mollie Barton. ) • 4 •

irtsTEIK—wEST, TEXAS snulY pan Louis Wagner byl ze Shiner odvezen do Flatonie a tam odtud na Cistern kde byl pochavan.

Odpustle to nebylo spravne uvedeno. Nic od nageho tadu nevim co bych yam zdelila, jen to le naAe ptiati distriktni schtize bude se konat ve Snook, Texas na podzim u tadu eislo 9 a 'le by se te2 od nas bychom se melt sneastnit.

Mary Stepan S pozdravem vSem ) s 4, • Rad 110 Kauffman, Texas Na'airn elentim a picateltim: Dne 25. Cervna nas tad chysta spoleenk Bar-B-Que abed poeinaje o 12 'Iodine v sini v "Lone Star" Community. Talit za 75c. Talc prijd'te valchni a pobavme se spoleene.

Budeme Vas &kat. KaZO je vitan.

S pozdravern Mrs. Steve St'astnk, Jr. • 4 • SJEZD RODINY MATOCHA ✓ nedeli 2. Cervence bude se konat sjezd rodiny Matochove V sini American Legion u silnice :16 pouze 3 mile od Rosenberg a ka2c1Y sptiznen s touto rodinou Johna a Katetiny Matocha od La Grange, jsou uctive zvane se saeastnit.

KaZda rodina necht' ptinese si sve jidlo ku spoleenemu obedu. Na shledanou. Jerry a Sophie Foytik, Emil a Albina Sabrgula, Rosenberg, Texas. ) • 4 • VtROtNI SJEZD RODINY KUNZ • nedeli dne 25. bude se konat sjezd rodiny Kunz v American Legion Hall, Wallis, Texas. Ptatele teto rodiny jsou uctive zvarie Pkineste sebou napinenY kolik k poleenemu obedu a ptatelske besede.

VYbor rodiny, Louis J. Kunz, 3822 Eton Houston, Texas. + 4 • SJEZD RODINY BAROA — LUKAS Sjezd techto rodin se kona, dine 25. eervna, v Poth, Texas, ye Wilson County a kaki* sptiznen s temito rodingmi je pozvan. Bude tam nejstar gi Men rodiny Barog, 90 let Y strYeek a tak ptijd'te i vy.

Ptineste si sve jidlo k spole'enemu obedu a dobrou obuv k tanci.

Na shledanou!

Mrs. John J. Barog , Shiner, Tex. • 4, • ( VkRONI SJEZD RODINY NAIVAR Naivarova rodina, bude potadat svfij vYroeni sjezd v nedeli dne 25. dervna SPJST sini v Taylor. Pkineste si napinenY kokk k spoleenemu obedu. KaRIST sptiznen s nail rodinou jest fictive zvan.

Rodina Naivar, Taylor, Texas • 4 •

Koval; Texas Sestry a bratti a etenati: • ✓ nedeli 28. kvetna mela rodina br.

Voleika rodinne shromaZdeni v SPJST sini na — Jak to obyeejne bYva jidla a piti bylo dost i chladnY eaj a dobra kava. — Je to krasne jednou do roka se tak pekne sejit, se pobavit a seznamit se jeden z druhYrn. Ov gem, le se nepodati aby vSechny co do rodiny pa- Dcernaka Leona Valeikova prednesla modlitbu a pak zasedly Ike stolam. — Mesta zastoupene byly, Smithville, Rosanky, Bastrop, Taylor, Temple, Waco, Denison, Houston, Flatonia, San Antonio, Whatron Columbus, a New Orleans. Za pozvani bratru a sestte Charlie Htibek dekujeme a teSilo na g se seznamiti s Verna co east° nevidime. — V mall rodina Au. Meduny byli na nav'Steve v San Antonio u sestry pani Medunove.

Pan a pani Howard Jena Schultz meli 14ti denni prazdniny a tak navltivili naIi sestru Lilli Ivieie a teZ zajeli i do Taylor na navaTevu k tetiece i k nam prijeli, SJEZD NOVOSAD RODINY elI nas Bude se konat ye Smithville, Texas, ✓ poslednim dopise melo bYti, e ze- dne 25. eervna v Sini VFW dne 25. t. j.

Strana 9 v nedeli.

Jidlo bude vysluhovano jak obyeejne.

KadY kdo sptiznen s Novosadovou rodinu je k aast zvdn.

Na shledano a v ficte Melba Novosad, Jourdanton * 4 • DOZOR NAD POTRAVINAMI A DROGAMI KdyiZ" americka, hospodyne polada teznika o ureitY vYsek masa, nebo kdy2 si same, vybere maso zabalene v nem papire a oznaeene ji2 vabou a cenou, mule bSrti jista, le kupuje zboZi dobre jakosti, prohlednute a schvalene vladnimi organy. Stejne je tomu, kdy2 kupuje treba medicinu, ktera byla take ptedem vyzkoukna a shledana tleinnou a zdravi negkodnou. Tel p H koupi zmraZenYch a ,konservovan3ich potravin nepottebuje se nieeho obavati, nebot' vi, Ze byly ptipraveny za ptisnYrch podminek, stanovenYch zakonem.

Prvni federalni zakon, stanovici zdravotni uroven ptipravy a baleni masa, drog a konservovanYch potravin vekl ye SpojenSlch statech v platnost skoro pied aedesati lety. Od te doby byl zminenY "Federal Food and Drug Act" nejednou pozmenen a roz'Siten, tak'Ze dnes vztahuje se na mnohem vice produktti, yeetne vitaminti, zmraZenYch potravin a kosmetik.

0 dodrZovani paadavkir zakona je postarano nekolika zpilsoby. Prvnim z nich je dozor na miste produkce. Vlaidni inspektoti must dochazeti do vYrobnich podnikii a ptesvedeiti se tam, 2e vS7robni podminky jsou uspokojive a uMvane suroviny dobre. DruhYm, je gte snad leMtejMm zpfisobeni kontroly je oznadovani produktii gtitkem, na nerriZ' musi bYti podle zakona uvedeny podrobne informace o torn, z eeho produkt pozfistava a v jake proporci jsou v nem jednotlive jeho sloZ'k3r obsaZeny.

Toto natizeni zevrubneho oznaeeni pro duktu znamena, Ic /la ptiklaci Molt& s cukrovkou nebo s vysokYra tlakem lave nebude nevedomky konsumovati potraviny, ktere obsahuji cukr nebo sill. Na lecich musi krome toho bYti je gte i takove vSzstra2ne upozorneni, jaka na ptiklad "Jed", "Toliko k externimu pouZiti", nebo "Polovieni davka pro Mi." Jak dnala Ice vkm temto opattenim?

Zaealo se s nimi koncem minuleho stoleti, kdyZ dr. Harvey W. Wiley, gef chemickeho oddeleni zernedelskeho departmentu ueinil zajimavY objev. Dr. Willey mel ji2 nejakou dobu vane podezteni, 2e mnoho Ameriean0. dava se pomalu otravovati jpotravinami, kuipovanYmi v konservach, je'Z byly tehdy pomerne noyou vymo2enosti.

Dr. Wiley sbubnoval skupinu dobrovol-

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niku z vlastnih.o Utadu, lidi, kteti byli 0chotni yyzkougeti iadu konservoyanYch potravin i pies risiko, kteremu tim snad vystavovati sve zdravi. Prakticka zkouSka vedla k potvrzeni dr. WilleyovYch obay. Na dobrovolnicich se dokazalo, tovarnici — ye snaze co nejrychleji uplatniti novou konservovaci tech.niku — uchylovali se east() k chemikaliim, ktere sice ochrariovaly potraviny pied zkazou, ktere vS'ak byly lidskemu zdravi 6kodlive, a easto skuteene jedovate.

Dale by se piedpokladati, ze tehdejAi vefejnost byla by pkistoupila na jakekoli opatteni, ktere by bylo namiteno k ochrane jejiho zdravi. Spotiebitele zdali se vSak klasti vetSi ciftraz na nove liymotenosti, ktere — jako konservovazie potraviny — slibovaly usnadniti jim pre,ci. Tovarnici a jini v-krobci ptieili se pochoptelne jakemukoli zasahu do sveho podnikani, a vlada se take zdrahala tak einiti.

Dr. Wiley nedal se vgak umleet a nepiestaval nalehati na nejakou vefejnou kontrolu a inspekci pii konservovani potravin. V tete sve snaze naSel spojence v mnoha novinatich.

• adouci zakrok, Co nakonec urychlilo Z bylo vyclani knihy "Jatky" Uptonem Sinclairem Pied sepsanim knihy naAel si spisovatel praci na chicagskSrch jatkach prave jenom proto, aby mohl z vlastni zkugenosti posouditi panujici tam pomery. Obsah knihy, vydane roku 1906, byl tehdy piijat s idasem. A jegte tehot roku byl prijat prvni zakon o idozoru nad potravinami a drogami.

Dnes by bylo nesnadno najiti eloveka, kterSr by mel nejake narnitky proti takovemuto ,dozoru. Dnes se samo sebou rozumi, ze vlada a ptislugna prtimyslova odvetvi spolupracuji svorne na projektech, ktere zarueuji konsumentinn produkty takove jakostati, za jakeu jsou oznaeeny. )

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Prakticka Pan Omdeka si ueinil znamost s hezkou sleenou VaniSovou a rozhodl se, Ze si ji vezme za'Zenu. AvSak kratce po svem seznameni tvolil se ji'Z velmi ztrapene.

"Odmitnut", vykladal svYm piateltim.

"A prose jste ji netekl, Z"e mate velmi bohateho strYeka?" ptali se ho.

"To je prave ta chyba, ze jsem ji to iekl; ona si s nim udela1a znamost a ponevadZ je dosud svobodinSr, stane se ona moji tetou."

• • Stejne zvuky.

"My mime kiiz s naai kuchatkou."

"Proe?"

"My nikdy nevime, si, pone vadZ" je v dobre nalade, nebo bolesti, Ze se spalila.'"

Ve stiedu tine 21, eervna, 1961

Koutek nilideie

Youths Corner

Utfv/E SE CESKY

LET'S LEARN CZECH

DEVATNACTA ALOHA

NINETEENTH LESSON

Jste hotov zae'it?

Are you ready to start?

devet, devetkrat, devadesat

nine, nine times, ninety,

devatjr, po devate hodine,

ninth, after nine o'clock,

dite, co se deje zde?

child, what it the matter here?

kam se to Belo?

What become of it?

dira, dirka, dirkovanjr,

hole, small hole, perforated,

dilna, nage dilo, dil,

workshop, our work, part,

vetgim dilem, diky Bohu

for the most part, thank God.

Diky Bohu ie mohu slyget.

Thank God that I can hear.

sluch, od sluchu,

hearing, from hearing,

sledovati, slepiti.

to follow, to paste together.

Toto jsou nova slova

These are some new words

se naueit a pamatovat.

to learn and to remember.

Skuste si ter opakovat

Try also to repeat

Slova s piedegljrch (doh.

words from former lessons.

Skuste hovolit s nelijm

Try to talk with someone

etenim s va:s'ich tiloh.

reading out of your lessons.

Bude to zabavne a

It will be fun and

kdyi budete opraven

if you are corrected

nabidete zkugenost v

you gain experience in

nage vyslovovani sloe.

our pronounciation of words.

Try it please.

Skuste to prosim.

Toto bude d'ost pro tentokrat.

This will be enough for this time,

Friends, — if you think that our les- to copy the entire lesson. Save all the sons are getting harder let us know. — lessons in a folder and repeat them There is no other way to find out how whenever you can. A "self study" as this, you are progressing. -- Some of our old- will bring results. Wishing you good pt er reades are learning the English from press, I am the Czech text. The best way to learn, is

your Editor

Ve sttedu dile, 21. 'derVna, 1961.

deep sykrkpathy to the bereaved daughter and other survivors of our departed brother, PRANK OUDA

RESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI

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deepest sympathy to the bereaved farm ily of our young sister JEANETTE P,. WINKLER IIAVARD AND HER, BELOVED HUSBAND JOE IIAVARD They both were killed instantly when their car collided with a passenger train Monday June the 12, 1961 . Parents of three children, these two young people full of life and love , departed without warning to one, and vanished from the midst of their loved ones forever. Leaving behind heart broken parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. Winkler, three children, Beverly, 10; Michelle, 6; and Warren 4. One sister and two brothers.

Brother Ouda, a retired, farmer, passed away at his home near the Lilac Community in Milani County on June 5th, 1961. He was 89 years of age at his passing, having been born in Czechoslovakia on the 15th day of July, 1872.

Brother Ouda was a member of the SPJST Lodge for nearly 48 years, having joined Lodge Komenskyin Granger on Nov. 9th, 1913 When 42 years of age.

He is survived by his only daughter, Mrs. Vol Nem.ec of Route 1, Thorndale, Services were 'held Wednesday, June Texas, 3 grandchildren and two great 14 at 1 o'clock and they were laid to rest grandchildren. in our beautiful cemetery Brookside Graveside services were held at 10:30 Mcinrial. May both sleep in Eternal a.m. Wednesday, June 7th, at the Lilac Peace.

Cemetery with Supreme President, Bro, Frances Olexa Edward L. Marek, officiating.

Anna Vrla I May our departed brother rest in Irene Slovacek tternal peace.

Resolution Committee Lodge No. 83, Houston Dated at Granger, Texas, this the 10th day of June, 1961.

• 4, Jno. P. Trlica F. J. Mikulencak 17::: tirict Youth R. F. Holubec Resolution Committee • 4 o e.aders Addresses

Jmenem radii eskSr Prapor Oslo 24 projevujeme naëi uprimnou soustrast pozilstale rodine nod ztratou jejich manZela, otce, syna, bratra a naSeho spolubratra Alfred Meneika kterY zenarel due 31. kvetna 1961 y e staii 42 let.

Dne 2. eer y na,, byl za velke iheasti pribuznYch a prdtel pohrben na Narodnim hrbitove v Seaton, Texas pa obradeeh v Bratrskem kostele v Temple. Pohrebni obrady vykonali Rev. John Baletka,a Rev. F. J. Kostohryz.

ZesnulY spolubratr byl obliben pro s•ou ninon povahu vSemi kdo jej znali.

Budeme jej dlouho postradat v naSem stredu.

Bud'te ujiAteni mild rodino, e mi vAichni soucitime s Vdmi y e vaS'em zarmutku. Cest bucliZ Jeho pamdtce.

H. M. Jakubik, F. W. Martinec, HOUSTON, TEXAS E. J. Bedfich, resolueni vYbor Dear Brothers and Sisters: * a, 4.

It 18 very difficult to write this column for publication at this time because RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY Lodge 83 has been deeply shocked by We, the undersigned Resolution Com- tragedy.

The tragedy and automobile accident mittee of our Ledge Pokrok Gainesville 101 at Gainesville, Texas in behalf of happened last Sunday, on Highway U.S. all our members, do herewith express 90 about three miles west of Brookshire, our heartfelt sprIpathy to the bereaved Texas.

The tragedy took the lives of members family of our departed lodge sister. She Amelia Haluska, Vlasta and Rosilee Halwas a faithful member. uska. The husband of Rosilee Haluska, AGNES PACLIK who passed away suddenly with a heart Ladd Haluska, is in critical condition at attack at her home Sunday morning, the St. Joseph Hospital in Houston.

Sisters Vlasta and Amelia Haluska May 28. She was 82 years old. Funeral services were held. on May 30th at were members of the Birthday Club of Gainesville with Rev. W. Mix as officiat- Lodge 88 and Ladd and wife Rosilee were new members in the past few years. ing minister.

In Memoriam, of Vlasta Haluska, Surviving are her husband, John PacIlk; three sons, Emmett, Rudolph and Amelia Haluska and Rosilee Hlauska, we Dr. Charles Paclik; eight grandchildren the members of Lodge 88, Houston, Texas extend our heartfelt sympathy to the and throe great-grandchildren.

May our deceased. sister Rest in Eter- ,family of these members who died in the accident, Sunday, June 18. nal Peace.

May our beloved departed sisters of Marie Paclik Betty Sykora our lodge rest in peace and the benevolent spirit that they always showed be John Samek Sr. forever to their memories cherished. ) 4 • ( )* • IN MEMORIAM We, the undersigned. Resolution ComIN MEMORIAM mittee of Lodge Komensky No. 20 of We, the undersigned resolution comGranger, Texas, for and in behalf of our mittee of Lodge Pokrok Houston No. 88, members, wish herewith to express our Houston, Texas, do herewith extend om

DISTRICT I. Mrs. Rud. C. Matejka Rt. 4, Box 504 Bryan, Texas DISTRICT H. Mrs. Clara Hejl Route 4, Temple. Texas DISTRICT HI. grs. Wilma Nesuda Telico Road Ennis, Texas rosTRior iV, Mrs. Ed. vrouler Route I I Seymour. Tesee DISTRICT V. Mrs. Maxine Sefeik 2301 Airline Drive Houston 9, Texas DISTRICT VI Mrs. Frank Brdeeka Route 1, Box 150 Rosenberg. Texas DISTRICT VII Mrs. Marcella Kleprlik 202 Schmeltzer Lane San Antonio 1, Texas

Wednesday, June 21, 1961

V STNiK—WEST,

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Reports from our Lodges, or any other Reading Material to be published should reach the Editor, Saturday before the date of issue.

Address all matters to the Editor P. Q. Box 85, West, Texas.

Postmaster: Please Send Form 3570 With Undeliverable Copies to SUPREME IAODGE NWT, P.O, Box 400, TEMPLE TEX.

FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK Important ''''''ouncement After a conference held by the editor and the officers of our Supreme Lodge it was agreed, that our Vestnik will no longer publish pictures of brides, wedding anniversaries, graduates, or any other picture of members NOT PERTAINING DIRECTLY TO OUR LODGE WORK and INSURANCE SALES. This was brought about due to the constantly rising cost of having cuts made of these photographs and returning original photographs to the membership.

It was further decided that all matter mailed to your Editor must be covered by full postage, and any material such as pictures, which you wish returned, must have full postage coverage enclose.d for its return.

Photographs with letters enclosed, trust so state on the cover, otherwise, they, go first class the most expensive way. A better practice is to attach letter to the envelope containing the photograph, then the postage is cheaper.

We all know that the cost of living has gone up, as has postage, and it's just good business management to watch all costs, and cut expenses whereever possible. That is what has made us what we are today, — prudent management.

Any other mail matter where the postage is not fully prepaid, will be returned by the Post Office to the sender.

Your Editor, appreciates your understanding and cooperation. Thank you.

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A woman motorist jumped out of her car after a 'collision with another auto and shouted at the driver: "Why don't you people ever watch where you are driving? You are the fourth car I've hit this morning" Few pleasures excell the knowledge that you are on the right road.

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CERTIFICATES ISSUED January 1st, 1961 to May 31st, 1961 District No. One No. Two No. Three No. Four PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE No. Five "I pledge Allegiance to the Flag of the No. Six United States of America and to the No. Seven Republic for which it stands. One Nation under God, indivisible, with Liberty and Justice for all."

June 1, 1961 SPJST DIST. HI YOUTH AVTIVITY DAY — LODGE 130 DALLAS — JUNE 25 Registration — 9:30 to 10:30 a.m.

Call to Order — 10:00 a.m.

Display and Judging of Arts and Crafts — 10:30 to noon — Display to remain in place until after presentation of awards.

Talent Contest — Two Divisions — 10:30 to noon.

Lunch Presentation of awards and ribbons.

Presentations of special awards.

Indoor and outdoor games.

Supper Princess' Ball — 7 p.m. to 11 p.m.

Coronation of the Queen and Duchess of District III — 8:00 p01.

Presentation of Winner for District Representation to State Talent Contest.

District III Youth Leader Wilma Nesuda e 4

Members 60 67 253 23 107 84 48

Ins. $ 71,500.00 138,000.00 305,500.00 42,000.00 371,508,00 118,500.00 50,000.00

642

1,097,000.00

Fraternally yours, Joe B. Ilejny ) • 4, •

Among Fraternalists In our brotherhood, there should exist a deep desire for friendship between our brothers and sisters, a determination to achieve better cooperation in the future days.

We know that the days are filled with many problems. Clouds gather along the horizon, sometimes building up to frightening thunderheads; angry voices thunder, sometimes without reason, and lightning breaks and creases over the people's heads. Yet, the stars of Hope, Faith and Love, Charity and Brotherhood are there.

Sometimes, of course, they are dimmed or hidden by the clouds, but breaking through again and again with clarity and brilliance as well as strength that cannot be denied. ( 4 el CC:I-Tr:13S Boss, to n w employee: "Take tl The Texas Fraternal Congress will broom and sweep the office."

Employee: "But sir, I am a college be held this fall on October 26-28 at the graduate!"

Texas Hotel in Fort Worth, Texas.

Boss: "Oh, well, here, let me show All of our Lodges that wish to attend you!" are invited and will be welcomed.

Fraternal

Wednesday, June 21, 1961

Please Take Note Our Vestnik will gladly publish announcements from our members of Lamreunions if you give us the date, place f reunion and names of families concerned — in time.

Also, we will publish, all other family tidings such as anniversaries, weddings, births, local lodge and theatrical programs that are of interest to all our Vestnik readers, from our members. --This is your Vestnik so keep it interesting to the brotherhood.

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Foreign Aid and American °Lives

term. Without interfering in the political life of the countries aided, it will 'insist that they undertake the social and economic measures necessary to make assistance effective.

What motivates United States foreign Money will not be poured down the assistance? Some common answers to drain to help unrepresentative ana corthis familiar question come readily to rupt regimes whicrn resist urgent land, mind Compassion, it is true, has played its class or educational reforms. The aim part as a motivation for our foreignwill aid be to help the underprivileged, to progranis. It is also true that these pro- narrow the gap between the rich and grams help stio pulate production in this poor, to aid the mass of farmers rather country, and that they help increase the than a few landowners — and so on. sucurity of the United States as well as We Americans tend to overlook at times the fact that we are by heritage We would like to assure you again, that of the country assisted.

But these are not the basic reasons. a revolutionary people — the first people that our liestnik is willing and anxious Nor is foreign assistance merely a re- to emerge from colonial status to nationto be of service to everyone of you.

We are mindful that our Lodges, or- action to Communist economic aid pro- hood based on the ideas of political deganizers, districts, need from tirne to grams, or a means of building up foreign mocracy and social equality . Through time some publicity in your work and markets for American producers, or a ,dour foreign assistance programs of the way of buying friendship or votes in the future, Americans tray be increasingly here we are to serve you. reminded of their kindship with the United Nations.

So do not hesitate to callonus, in time. emerging nations of the world. For — The basic reason for large-scale Amer- to quote Mr. Bowles again — "those prinYour letters should be here the Saturday before our Vestnik is published. — ican assistance to other countries, ac- ciples which are embodied in our DeclaPlease help me to make our organ the cording to Undersecretary of State ration of Independence and our Bill of best and most informative weekly of any Chester Bowles, speaking in Washing- Rights reflect the aspirations of human ton recently , is to further the cause of beings in all parts of the world." fraternal paper in Texas.

I • 4 what might be called the world revolu• 4. • 4". tion for progress. As Mr. Bowles and other officials of the Kennedy Administration see it, the aims of this revolution coincide with those of the American revolution — that is the American idea of what the good society ought to be.

Our Supreme Lodge of the SPJST To put it in another way, the United makes loans on farms, ranches, and for a11 changes have been made for the States, in helping along this new world Si p Youth Activisy Day by the Third District revolution for progress, is actually carry improved city property anywhere in Texas. officers, district youth director and lodge ins o, n and fulfilling the work of its Our Supreme Lodge of the SPJST own revolution early two hundred years youth leaders, makes these loans from its own money ago.

1. Registration at 9:30 a.m. on low interest rates, for long terms, 2. Competitions will begin promptly The idea is of entirely new, but in the and with very liberal terms for before at 10:30 am. past it has tended to drop out of sight. date payments.

3. All competitions will be held in the After all, the great foreign assistance Our Supreme Lodge of the SPJST inmorning. programs of the past — the Marshall 4. One talent under 14 group per lodge. Plan, for example — were mainly evrter- vites you to investigate its loan policies 5. One talent over 14 group, per yodge. gency measurese intended to preserve by writing directly to the Supreme Lodge 6. All afternoon activities will be soc- and rebuild the economies of older na- of the SPJST, P. 0. Box 400, Temple, Texas, for particulars. ial and sports. tions, particularly in Western Europe.

Before making your final decision, do 7. All princesses and duchesses will The term "revolution" seemed hardly look into the SPJST loan possibilities. wear semi-formal` attire. appropriate. But the foreign assistance •( ) ° Fraternally yours, programs of today and tomorrow will be Dolfie Hrabina, directed mainly toward helping new Secty. Third District countries, former colonies, emerging .011 • 4, s (_, areas.

Three square 'Deals a day often means And so — in the words of Undersecround figures. retary of State Bowles -- the present foreign assistance program which President Kennedy has submitted to Congress is not "merely a continuation of previous aid programs." It involves new concepts and methods. It will emphasize primarily the develope ►rient of human okol American resources, will help build not merely Metropolitan Chicago bridges and buildings but also political AVM w June 25.1961 and social institutions. It will be long-

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Important Third District Youth Activity Plans

To All of Vestnik's Readers, and Friends

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Does the Monroe Doctrme Stand For? (Article of Information) Just about this time of year, one hundred and thirty-eight years ago, Presiden t James Monroe, in an, annual message to Congress, set forth the Monroe Doctrine. The message to Congress did not come in January, as they do today, hut about a month before the end of Cie year — due to the fact that Congress met earlier in those days.

It is fitting that we remember the great benefit to the hemisphere resulting freari the promulgation Hof the Monroe Doctrine. In these days, when Communism is the great fear of the world, it is sometimes easy to forget that the Colonial powers, in 1823, threatened to make the Western Hemisphere another colonial backyard.

President Monroe, on December 2nd, 1823, announced to the world that the United States would oppose the extension of control by European powers over any territory of the American continents. He referred to boundary disputes between the United States and Russia and Great Britain, and warned against a proposed action by the Holy Alliance, which would have assisted Spain in regaining control over several South American countries.

These countries had rebelled successfully against Spain, and the United States intervention saved their independence. Among the countries was Argentina, a country which has, in recent years, sometimes been unfriendly disposed toward the United States.

Not only did the United States save the independence of many of these countries, but it saved the independence of Mexico, when Washington warned the French to get their stooge monarch out of that country. The French had sent an army to Mexico daring the war of 1861-65, and had proclaimed Maximillian as the ruler of Mexico.

The Monroe Doctrine has kept the Western HOntisphere free of colonialism and enabled these continents to enjoy a relatively undisturbed period of growth, and advancement.

The policy of the United States Government today is opposing the setting up of any communist government in this area of the world is not inconsistent. In fact, it would be completely consistent with the foreign policy of the United States in the past for this country to take most vigorous measures to prevent any interference in the peaceful

vEsTNIK— WEST, TExAs spersuits of countries protected by the Monroe Doctrine for one hundred and thirty eight years.

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"How To Become a Citizen" American citizenship is the heartfelt with of most men and warien who come to make their homes in America. If you have lived in the United States for five years, you should take advantage of the benefits of American citizenship.

To tell you how to go about it, the American Council for Nationalities Services has available the latest eidition — the nineteenth — of "How to Become a Citizen of the United States."

The 128-page •handbook explains the requirements for citizenship, describes each step in the naturalization procedure and tells the applicant exactly what he must do to become a citizen. In addition, it contains a special section to be used as a guide in preparing for the nationalization examination. This is a series of 130 questions and answers on American history and government , The handbook also includes the Constitution of the United States and{ the Declaration of Independence.

"How to Become a Citizen" is intended not only for the individual applicant but also for the teacher, social worker and lawyer who are called upon to advise and assist newcomers. For this expert group, it provides comprehensive information about the technical and often intricate problems of naturalization and citizenship.

Copies of "How to Become a Citizen of the United States," which sells for $1 each, can be obtained( frOm the American Council for Nationalities Service, 20 West 40th Street, New York 18, N.Y. ) • 4 • (

Wednesday, June 21, 1961

District Calendar DISTRICT ONE The Fall meeting of District One will be held at Snook, Texas at Lodge Slovan Hall No. 0. The date is August the 27 1961 E. R. Jakubik, District One President DISTRICT TWO Youth Activity Day of District Two at Camp Tahuya near Belton south of Temple. More and detailed program forthcoming from District Two Youth Director.

The Fall meeting of District two will be held at Snook, Texas at the Lodge Slova,n Hall No. 9. The date has not been decided on but will be announced in the nearf attire.

E. R. Jakubik, District I President • • DISTRICT THREE Youth Activity Day of District Three will be held at the Home of Lodge 130 Dallas, Texas, 7448 Greenville Avenue, June 25tb. District Three Youth Clubs are all for a 100 per cent attendance invited , Detailed program forthcoming.

• • Next District Three Fall Meeting will be held at Lodge 154 of Fort Worth at the Sokol Hall this Fall. Date and Program will be forthcoming shortly.

• • DISTRICT FIVE District Five would like to reserve October the 15th for their District 5 Fall Meeting. Thanks for your consideration.

Place has not been selected so far.

• • DISTRICT FIVE Youth activity Day of our district will be held on July 30 at Danbury. District Five Talent Contest, will be held August 27th. (Place to be designated later) and our District Fall Meeting will be held in October — the 15th. (Place also to be designated).

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DISTRICT SIX Our Sixth District will bold its Fall Meeting at East Bernard Lodge 28. Date has not been decided on but will be announced soon.

• • DISTRICT SEVEN District Seven will hold its regular fall meeting on October 1st at Lodge No 118 Kingsville in Kleberg County. Program will be announced later.

Meeting will be held at the American Legion Hall, Kingsville, Texas Betty Jurica, Secretary Dist, 7

Wednestirty, June 21 1961

VPSTNiK WEST. TEXAS

EYES will see • EARS will hear

BENEVOLENCE:;BROTHERHOOD::: ANITY =If

Dear Brothers and Sisters: The Distriet Five Queen's contest was a real big success....A success that all the members are proud of, with a added feeling that 'a tremendous la was done to make it such a success....Our District youth director, MAXINE SEFCIK assembled some 38 contestants from all of the lodges in our district. By working closely with the youth directors, TILLIE HELMCAMP of Lodge No. 88, and MARY CHUPIK of Lodge No. 142, MAXINE was able to carry out a well organized and planned program for the gala occasion.

The program started promptly at '7:30 p.m. with, the music of the HOUSTON PLAYBOYS playing until 8:00, then LOUIS HANUS, Lodge No. 88 president, welccsr(ed the many guests in behalf of Lodge No. 88 as the host for the Queen's Contest....The president then introduced ROBERT HILSHER who sang the ,song, "Enchanted Evening" .... following this cong, Brother HANUS introduced the president of the 5th District, CHARLIE CERNY who was the master of ceremonies the rest of the evening.

CHARLIE CERNY said a few words in behalf of the wonderful progress the youth groups were doing in the district.

Brother CERNY then called upon JARDA CERNY, District Five organizer to say a few words regarding the progress made since the contest started) March 1, 1961... ,Brother SKRABANEK the director of District Five gave his thanks for the wonderful co-operation and work the district organizer and youth leaders did during the contest....Next came the forever beautiful Queen of the SPJST lodges (elected by theconvention in 1960) MISS SANDRA WATSON of Lodge No. 166 Beaumont, who was , escorted by JAMES KADLECEK of Lodge No. 88 Houston....The next princess and duch, ess were in the following order, District Five Queen, lovely Mildred Vala, escorted by FRANKIE KUCERA both of Lodge No. 88 ....little flower girl, JUDY BAETHE, escorted by TERRY SEFCIK both of

Lodge No. 88 Princess MINNIE WERNER, escorted by CHARLIE MATCEK, both of Lodge No, 81, Needville, with Duchess SHIRLEEN SUSTALA, escorted by CHARLES POWELL both of Lodge No 88 .... Princess DOROTHY TOMAN (very talented), escorted by BOBBY DOBESH, both of Lodge No. 88 with Duchess, CHARLOTTA CHAMPION being escorted by JOHNNIE KADLECEK, both of Lodge No. 88 .... Princess (oh, so sweet) JUDY BACA escorted by CHARLES KADLECEK, both of Lodge No. 88....Princess GLENDA SLOAN escorted by CHARLES KELLY, both of Lodge No. 88, with duchess MARY FUSIG escorted by JJIMMIE TOMAN, both of lodge No. 88 . . . Princess PATSY JUREK of LodgeNo. 91 being escorted by GEORGE ZALUDEK of Lodge No. 88, with Duchess RUTH ANN ZALUDEK, escorted, by GARY ZALUDEK both of Lodge No. 88....Princess LINDA CLAWSON escorted by LONNIE LQSTAK, both of Lodge No. 139, with Duchess DARLENE 13ULANEK escorted by DAVID WALKER, both of Lodge No. 139....Princess TE HERMIS escorted by PAT C•ESLEWITZ both of Lodge No. 142, with Duchess NONA CIESLEWITZ escorted by EMIL HERMIS both of Lodge 142....

Princess (Honey blonde) BARBARA ANN CERNY of Lodge No 186, escorted by GEARGE ZALUDEK of Lodge No. 88, With duchess, MARILYN TOMAN escorted by FRANKIE TOMAN, both of Lodge No. 88.... We are proud to announce that all the above named persons are members of the SPJST....Bro. HEJNY spoke in behalf of the Supreme Lodge Headquarters and announced the winner, LINDA CLAWSON from Lodge No. 139 Danbury, Texas .... At this time we would like to thank Brother RUDY SEFCIK and. WILLIE SEFCIK for their help during the program.... thanks to the Hilsher Home Supply for the use of the beautiful chairs for the seating of the contestants.... thanks to our roving ambassador JOHNNIE SONTAG who toured the countryside advertising our Queen's Contest , ... Let's not forget Mrs. A. VALA who stayed at the lodge from 10:00 a.m. to 12 pro. serving the delicions fried chicken and her helpers Mrs 5. ELZNER and M. FUSIG....This and That .... Oar Former District Queen MILDRED VALA sporting a beautiful diamond engagement ring from her escort FRANKIE KUCERA (lots of luck both of you) .... have you seen the beautiful JOHN STARCALA record playing machine ....MARY FALTISEK one of the better devoted members up and around after a Ifew days in the hospital ....Next time you pass in the dining 'room take a good look at the, new pro-

Strana 15 posed Lodge No. 88 building site that is made up all in color....Our caretaker Mr. PULLINS hoping that the member that borrowed one of our folding tables after the card party on May 10th would be so kind) and return it to the lodge site....Wonder why more officers of the Supreme Lodge don't visit us when we have celebrations, I guess their time is being saved to visit us in 1964....WILLIE and IRENE SLOVACEK celebrated their 32nd wedding anniversary and her birthday by donating a barrel of refreshment )for our last monthly oreeting.... Finally, saw ROBERT KA.CHTICK a former Lodge No. 88 officer who said he was coming back, to help us...

JERRY ERMIS our treasurer completely being forgotten about his report during the blast meeting .... FRANCIS VALA pinch-hitting as a escort during the many queen's dress rehearsalThe .... members of our lodge that got a scare when they were flying to Europe and the jet lost an engine....ED KADLECEK, (board chaiiirrran working behind the 'scenes on our lodge sign....Just before signing off....Our lodge wishes to thank most sincerely MAXINE' SEFCIK, the District Youth Director who• did such an outstanding job of handling the Queen Contest .... Her helpers, Lodge No. 88 Youth Director TILLIE HELMCAMP and MARY CHUPIK of Lodge NO. 142 indeed helping to make it such a success Effort with good planning and proper timing will continue to make District Five the leoders of all SPJST Queen contests .... Thanks again from Lodge Nd. 88 your host for the District Five Queen contest .... Support your lodge and come and visit it once in a while....

Come and see the new lodge proposed building. ...it is great.... it is big, and 'really nice....

Roving Reporter

• 4• HEJL-SHILLER REUNION The Hejl-Shiller reunion will be held on Sunday, June 2,5, 1961, at the Beyersville SPJST Hall east of Taylor. Bring a basket lunch. All meniebers of this family are urged to attend. Let's have a large turnout.

• Mrs Gilbert Shiller Secretary-Treasurer ) o • NAIVAR FAMILY REUNION The Naiver Family Reunion will be held at the SPJST Hall on Sunday, June 25. Taylor, Texas.

Bring a basket luneh. All relatives are cordially invited.

Committee, Taylor, Texas

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ref reShments and entertainment for Dances and Dinner and what ever we young and old. have at the Lodge hall.

A dance will be at night, music will be Fraternally, Jay Dee Waggoner furnished by Little Henry and His Lazy Dutchmen for San Antonio, so if you • &E LODGE POKROK DALLAS NO. 84 LODGE 15 BUCKHOLTS TEXAS want to dance to some good polkas, walDear Readers: tzes, or any other, they will play them Dear Brother Editor: On Sunday, June llth, my wife and I for you. So remember the date July 2nd I am enclosing a photograph of one along with other officers and their at 1:00 p.m. of our members and a short write up husbands and wives attended a banabout him. If at all possible please have Our •reetings are held the Second it printed in our Vestnik. The young lad quet given by the Teen-Alters of Lodge Pokrok Dallas No. 84. After the banquet Sunday of each month at 2:00 p.m. So is deserving of the publicit y as he may Bro. George Nemec, standing in for Bro. members remember our meeting dates. become a good worker for o11 lodge.

It sure has been dry here in Atascosa Teen-Age President Joe Ondrusek, preJack Dennis Ruzicka of Buckholts, sented the current queen. Sister Juanita County, but for the past week it has been representing Milam County in the anJanousek, who in turn presented the of- showering around, and today, June 15th, nua i Tex as 4-H Club Roundup, was the ficers and memb:‘rs present, the current toe rains came, I don't know how much highest scoring individual in the State princesses of the 1960-61 season. The new rain we had but it is still raining and princesses and their escorts were as everyone is jubilant.

Fraternally yours, follows: Sister Penny Peshak, and her Joe Juricek escort, Bro. Larry Petr; Sister Annette Reporter Faraizl, and escort, 13ro Frankie Slovak, 41 • ( and Sister Paula Grubbs, and her escort. {Bro. George Nemec. We are indeed proud LODGE 92 FORT WORTH of these three princesses and wish them Dear Readers: all the success in the world.

We want to extend our heartfelt symHonorable mention also must be given pathy to the family of Brother James to the teen-age food chairman, in charge Novikoff, 68, of 2214 McKinley Ave. who of preparing the banquet. They were came to Fort Worth at the age of 18 Sisters: Jeannie Hamusek and Barbara years from his native Russia, died Tuesin a convalescent home after a d Ondrusek, ably assisted by their a not in- day ers Sisters: Lillian Hamusek and Carolyn long illness.

Novikoff for a time attended SouthOndrusek. We extend our thanks to these line sisters for the wonderful job they western Baptist Theological Seminary.

He married Miss Helen Linkiwicn of Fort did.

Worth in 1926.

I would also like to take this opporHe was employed as a butcher by Swift tunity to mention that the Czech Choral and Company and retired 10 years ago Club of Lodge Pokrok Dallas No. 84 will after 28 years there. have rehearsals every Friday evening at He was a member of Clinton Avenue 7:30 p.m. We have been inviteid to imr- Primitive Baptist Church. ticipate at the July .16 Celebration of Surviving are his wife, three sons, R.V.0 S. 60th Anniversary in Texas, the Leon, and Daniel, both of Fort Worth, JACK DENNIS RUZICKA celebration to be held at K.J.T. hall in and James Novikoff Jr. of Houston,Texas Ennis, Texas. We are indeed proud of the and three grandchildren.

4-H Club poultry judging contest at Texhonor to be able to participate. Will close Funeral services were held Thursday as A. and M College. now, some of you Lodge 84 members with Rev. Earl Allen officiating. Burial His parents are Jack D. and Mary Ruzwrite a few lines, we'll all be glad to in Greenwood Cemetery. icka our faithful members. Jack Dennis hear from you in our Vestnik.

The Saint Thomas Boosters Club will has two sisters and all are members of Fraternally yours, have a Polka Dance on Saturday, June Lodge No. 15.

Frank J. Henzen The entire family is active in our 24, and the music will be by Ed Fa,raizl's Secretary Orchestra from Fort Worth Food will lodge affairs.

• 4• Fraternally yours, also be sold. Everyone is invited.

Steve L. Svetlik, .Secretary The KJZT will sponsor a Dance, MonLODGE LA PARITA NO. 161 ) •4 • ( The La Parita Lodge No. 161 held their day July 3, and the music will be by Charlie Adamcek and his Polka Tones.

Monthly Meeting June 4th 1961.

HUBBARD, TEXAS The meeting was called to order at Food will also, be sold. Everyone is in- Dear sisters and brothers of all SPJST 2:00 p ori. by the President with a num- vited. These dances will be at the Na-, Lodges: tiOnal Hall, 3316 Roberts Cut-off Road, ber of members present.

It has been a long time since I've writMinutes of the previous meeting were Fort Worth, Texas. ten a letter into our Vestnik, so here I approved as read.

The Lodge is planning a Dinner, Sun- come. There have been a good many who The Lodge decided to have a picnic day, June 2, and serving will start at asked me to write a letter to our papal.

July 2nd.

11 a.m. in the morning, watch for more and I'll try my best to satisfy everybody.

We will have barbecued beef supper details on this. There will also be enterFirst, I wish we could and would pay with all the trimmings. The grounds will tainment in the afternoon. more attention to each other; join our open promptly at 1:00 p.m. There will be Everyone be sure and remember these organization and visit our local lodges games played all afternoon, also a lot of 'dates and make plans to support the And get better acquainted with each oth-

Reports From Local Lodges

Wednesday, June 21, 1961 er. If you- like to tell a joke, tell it , Of course, some don't like jokes, but they -'sure will try to pals one on you, vaoid these kind—why?—because they think they are more than you are.

If you ever make a friend, keep him as a friend not only for a month or year, but for the rest of your life. If we could all do it, we would soon have the best SPJST Lodges in Texas. Well, I must start something else.

On the fourth of this month, we had visitors from Lodge No. 35 Elk, Texas at my home. We enjoyed having them, very much for dinner after which we all'then went to our Lodge Penelope No. 167, where we all served lunch and after the Meeting, we all went to brother and sister Charlie and Mary Bartos' home -wonderful people

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Women's Nook ENNIS LOE;GE NO. 25 Dear Members: .

Roger Nesuda, age 18, son of Brother and Sister Alvin Nesuda of Route 2, Ennis, Will compete in the Distiict Youth

SPJST SOFTBALL TEAM, LODGE DALLAS, TEXAS Dear Readers: On Monday night, June 12, we played the Campbell Appliance Team and we won the game by a scare of 4-to-2. We scored three runs in the first innin g on three hits and an error and one more in the third inning. They scored their two runs in the bottom of the seventh innig and thus we were the victors in a well played game.

These who visited our Penelope Lodge No. 167 were Brother and Sister Anton Pavelka and their three daughters, Linda Kay, Elaine and Tonette. Brother and sister Rudy Zalman arad their two daughWes Jaska hurled another outstanding ters Johnnie Mae and Kathleen, I must say "Thank You - from my game allowing three hits, walking one heart and hope we can do it again more man and struck out seven batters. often.

Wilbur Munger caught his usual fine game behind the plate. The team as a . We also had visitors at our home from whole played a good defensive game.

San Antonio, Texas, Major and Mrs. Leading hitters were: Alex Parma and Johnson and children and Mr. Mrs. Joe Rause'nuber. On the 14th of this .-i,onth Teal Dusek, Jr., with two hits apiece. we had company from Aqua Dulce, Tex- Albin Vrana and Milton Spaniel had one CAROL ANN NESUDA as, the Charles Stucklys and thier two hit apiece. Wes Jaska and Wilbur Munger children Rita and Bobby. Charlie is the got on base as a result of base on balls.

Wednesday night, June 14, we were Activity Day in the State Talent Entry son of the late Joe and Winnie Stuckly iof Robstown, both now deceased some scheduled to play Texas Instruments Contest. years. Also, bother Arnold Stuckly was S-C but we were rained out. This game visiting with us. It really was a surjrice will be replayed at a later date. when we saw Charlie Stuchly and famNext Monday night, June 19, we play Uy drive up. I could hardly recognize Commodity Credit Corporation at Samhim for we haven't seen each other for uels Diamond No. 2. Then on Monday years We also received a letter from night, June 26 we play Otis Engineering Mr. and Mrs John Pavelka from Robstown, Texas. Mrs. Pavelka writes that — game time 8:45 p.m. her husband is very sick and is doing betWednesday night, June 21, we play ter now. Well, John, speedy recovery-! Ling Electric at Samuel No. 2, game time so we can see each other on that Re- 8:45 p.m. union on Labor Day. My wife and Mrs. Although it was a late game, WednesPavelka are first cousins. day night, we had a very large turnout Well, I'm sorry that I have to quit of members and friends who were really writing, my arm is . giving out and if cheering for our team. Our most sinBrother Hosek, our editor, won't throw cere thanks for your presence. this letter in the wastebasket, I'll write This weekend, June 17 and 18th, a large Sortie more later. group of the Softball Team are going to So, I wish the best of everything to the Little Mineral Camp at Tex p ra, Lake for whole staff of the Vestik and to all the a weekend of fishing.

SPJST Lodges and especially to our We plan on having a good time and we Headatiarters in Temple. hope to catch some fish.

God Bless you one and all, I remain, Hoping to see you at the games, everybody's friend: Ed W. Stuckly Fraternally, V-P of Penelope Lodge 167 Ben Jarma, Mgr. PATRICIA TRoJACEK and organizer, Lodge 84, Softball Team

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Our Queen candidate, Carol Ann Nesuda„ has chosen Hubert Docteur as her escort. Hubert, age 15, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Docteur of 30'7 W. Waco St., Ennis, and is in the 10th grade at St. John's High School. He was reporter of the SPJST Youth Club in 1960.

Duchess candidate, Patricia Trojacek, has chosen Martin Zap'eta]. as her escort.

Martin is 14 years of age and the son of Mrs. Mary Zapletal, 401 E. Kuchar St. Ennis. He is in the 10th grade at St. John's High School and has been secretary of the SePJST Youth Club.

New members for this month are: George Trojaceli-, Mildred Trojacek, Roger Nesuda, Dan F. Andrie, and Milton Earl Isom. We welcome them to our Lodge!

Fraternally yours, Mrs . Louis Wimirrin Secty.

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NO S E KVETY NO. 35 ELK, TEXAS Dear Members and Friends: Our regular monthly meeting was held Marco 11, 1961, at 2:00 piaa.

The meeting was opened with the ipledge to the flag.

The President then called the meeting to order. The minutes were read by Brother Secretary Gene Pavelka and were approved as read.

Repoits were then given by each committeeman and were successful as usual.

A letter was then read by the Youth Leader Sister Zalman pertaining to the Youth Activity Day which will be held at Lodge 130,Dallas on June 25th. Sister Zalman encouraged the girls to work at their hobbies and she also encouraged all the youth to attend Youth Activity Day. A report was then given by the Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Brother John Mach.

In behalf of Lodge No. 35 we would like to thank Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ehlers for the money donation given to our lodge as a frienidly and thoughful gesture.

Brother President gave a report on the annual picnic which, too, was a success.

VhSTNi IC WEST, TEXAS He too made a report on the visit several lodge members made to Penelope lodge recntly. He urged all members to help support them in their activities when they may arise.

Sister Edna Math thanked for and praised the fine dinner Sister Stuckley prepared and also the delicious "svacina" they enjoyed after the lodge meeting.

This writer would also like to say "thank you" to the Penelope lodge for being so hospitable and ,gracious to us at the 'meeting and do hope they will come and visit our lodge meeting and our lodge q unctions any time they have a chance.

I A motion was made and seconded that the meeting adjourn. Lunch was served and everyone enjoyed visiting with one I another.

I A personal thanks again to Brother I Rendek for the doughnuts donated to the lodge. A gracious gesture.

Fraternally yours, Sister Anton Pavelka • 4 • LODGE PRAHA NO. 29 TAYLOR, TEX. Dear Sisters and Brothers, Here I am once again, to tell you what took place at our last meeting.

The weather was good, except for a few scattered, light showers, but our attendance was very small. There were just too many picnics and weddings going on. Hope to see a much larger turnout next month.

Our president opened the meeting at 2 p.m. as usual. The minutes were read and accepted, as were the reports of officers. The property committee gave the ,full report on our May Fete. It turned out very well, I am happy to, say. Our Financial Secretary gave his usual three month report on our onembersliip. We lost quite a few members by death and other things, but we also gained a few new ones. So we ended up with a gain of three members during the last quarter.

As long as we can stay ahead, it will not be so bad, but we will all have to work toward getting more and more new ones.

It was decided to have our lodge talent contest (to pick the contestants to send to Camp Tahuaya) on the second Sunday in August, right after our meeting.

So all of you youngsters, ages to 14 and 14 to 21, who wish to enter this contest, be n adv and be there. At our lodge hall, ,Sunday August 13, at about 3 o'clock.

Our meeting starts at 2, and the contest will start as soon as it is over. Be sure to bring your own instrument. The rules for the contest will be in the Vestnik.

The winners in our lodge will then go to Camp Tahuaya. on August 20th where they will compete against the winners from other lodges in District Two. Then the, winners there, will go, to Taylor on

Wednesday, June 21, 1961 Sept. 24th to compete against the winners of the other districts, for the state championship. So all you trembers of Lodge Praha No. 29, let's get going.

The lodge also decided NOT to have a dance after the State contest here on Sept. 24th. The reason is that most of the people will have a long distance to travel home and will want to leave early.

We will serve a dinner at noon. The exact time as to when it will all start will be announceq just as soon as it is set.

We discussed many more things. Too many to write. You should come to the meetings, so that youdo not miss anything. So long for now. Be seeing you.

Rose Mikolaj ) • A * (--LODGEi 38 KOVAR, TEXAS Brothers and Sisters: Just a few lines to let you all know that our Lodge has decided to hold a big picnic this coming July the 2nd.

Dinner will be served from 11:30 on and games played in the afternoon. We will serve sausage and fried chicken and everything else, so please sisters help us out for the kitchen with something. We also need help around the tables, please, —dishes and prizes. he fryers will be at the locker plant, and bring something to put them in for !frying, please. So everybody try to come on July 2nd for dinner and sore fun.

Reporter, Lillie Evicic • 4, • ( LODGE NO. 88, HOUSTON, TEXAS Dear Members and Friends: The Queen and Duchess Ball of District Five was held in Houston at Lodge No. 88, Sunday, June 11 and way now is considered history in District Five, and meeting old friends and new friends will linger for some time s to come.

How can anyone forget the tremendous job done by various Officers and members who spent three long months in planning this huge event.

Festivities started with a delicious menu of baked and. fried chicken with all the trimmings, which was prepared by our capable Sister Annie Vala and her assistants, also many of the Sisters brought delicious pastry. This was a royal treat which was pleasing to all.

At 8:00 p.m. the ceremony got under way with Louis Hanus, President of Lodge 88 welcoming the guests. A beautiful song "Enchanted Evening" was sung

by Robert Hilsher, a student at the University of Texas, accompanied on flat piano, by our dependable 'Aster Estelle Kelly.

District Five President. Onarlie Cerny acted as Master of Ceremonies. He certainly had a long part and I sincerely

Wednesday, June 21, 1961 want to thank him for his help . We were happy to have our District Director, J. M. Skrabanek back after a long illness, and he has put in long hours of hard work.

District Organizer, Jarda Cerny also took an active part during, the contest, motoring around in our District trying to revive the inactive Lodges, which is a problerr.r.

Atter the above Officers expressed their thanks and splendid cooperation the grand march got underway, with listelle Kelly, at the piano, playing "Around the World," while the participants were marching in.

Our Miss SPJST, Sandra Kay Watson, daughter of Brother and Sister P. 0. Watson of Lodge No. 168 Beaumont entered the Ball Room first. Sandra, a lovely brunette was attired in a beautiful ballerina white organdy formal with a full ruffle skirt trimmed with small gold sequins, and she wore white elbowlength gloves with a white orchid wrist corsage trimmed witn gold, and carried a dozen red roses. Sandra was escorted

by James Kadlecek, son of Brother and Sister F. A. Kadlecek of Lodge No. 88.

Sandra was seated by the United States Flag.

Next marched in beautiful auburnhaired, District Queen Mildred Vala, daughter of Brother and, Sister Emil Vala of Lodge No. 88 For her attire she chose a gorgeous floor-length red and white formal. Her full skirt was trimmed With red nylon embroidery flowers. She wore -White elbow-length gloves with a white orchid wrist corsage trimmed in ;red, and carried a bouquet of red carnations. Mildred was escorted by Frankie Kucera, son of Brother and Sister Frank Kucera of Lodge No. 88. Mildred was seated by the Texas Flag.

Flower girl, little darling, Judy Baethe, daughter of Brother and Sister J. D. 13aethe of Lodge 88, was attired in a White nylon dress, and wore white short gloves and carried a srnall bouquet of red carnations. She was escorted by little Terry Craig Sefcik, son of Brother and Sister Rudy Sefcik, of Lodge No. 88.

Then in marched the contestants in numerical order of their respective lodges.

Contestant No. 1. A lovely brunette, Princess Minnie Werner, daughter of 13rotherand Sister Victor Werner of Lodge No. 81 Need ville. She was attired in a beautiful floor-length white organdy formal, her full skirt was covered with 'tiny; r4fles. She wore white elbowlengtth gloves and a pink carnation wrist corsage. Minnie was escorted by Charlie Matcek, Jr. son of Brother and Sister Charlie Matcek, Sr. of Lodge No. 81.

Duchess Shirleen Sustala, daughter of

V2STNIK — WEST, TEXAS Brother and Sister Pete Sustala was attired in white, and wore a red carnation corsage. See was escorted by Charles Powell, son of Brother and Sister Pete Powell.

They were sponsored by organizers A. V. Franek, LeRoy Kamas, Bessie Franek and John Blinka.

Contestant No. 2. Gorgeous blonde, Princess Dorothy Toman, daughter of Sister Dorothy Taman of Lodge No. 88, was attired in a luscious floor-length coco brown organdy formal, her huge full skirt was trimmed with tiny ruffles. She wore white elbow-length, gloves with a pink carnation wrist corsage . Dorothy was escorted by Bobby Dobesh, son of Brother Louis Dobesh of Lodge 88. Duchess Charlotta Champion, daughter of Brother ad Sister Wm. Champion was attired in white, she wore a red carnation corsage. Charlotta was escorted by Johnnie Kadlecek, son of Borther and Sister F. A. Kadlecek.

They were sponsored by Group 1, organizers: Frances Olexa, A. L . Hilsher, and Albert Bristik.

Contestant No. 3. A pretty brunette, Princess Judy Baca of Lodge 88. is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Baca.

She was attired in a lovely white nylon ballerina formal and wore white elbowlength gloves with pink carnation wrist corsage. For her escort Judy chose James Pavalock of Lodge 88, and he is the son of Mr and Mrs. Harold Pavalock.

Duchess Margaret Vala, daughter of Brother and Sister Emil Vala was attired in white and wore a red carnation corsage. She was escorted by Charles Kadlecek, son of Brother and Sister F. A. Kadlecek.

They were sponsored by group 2. organizers: Rudy Sefcik. Ernest Hanka, and John Starcala.

Contestant No. 4. Beautiful auburn haired, Princess Glenda Sloan, daughter of Brother and Sister E A. Sloan of Lodge •8, was attired in a delicate pink Ifloor-length nylon formal. Her tiered skirt was trimmed with wide white lace.

She wore white elbow-length gloves and pink carnation wrist corsage. Glenda was escorted by Charles Kelly, son of Brother and Sister Stephan Kelly of Lodge 88.

Duchess Mary Fusig, daughter of Bro. and Sister Joe Fusig, Jr., was attired ni white and wore a red carnation corsage. Mary was escorted by Ji p.r.my Toman, son of Sister Dorothy Toman.

They were sponsored by Group 3. organizers: Helen Herlgewoold. Louise Kadlecek and Frank Dolezal.

Contestant No. 5, lovely blonde, Princess Patsy Jurek, daughter of Brother and Sister Henry Jurek, Sr., of Lodge 91 Crosby, was attired in a lovely ,nile green nylon floor-length full skirt formal. She

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Duchess Ruth Ann Zaludek was attired in white and wore a red carnation corsage. Ruth Ann was escorted by her brother Gary Zaludek, they are the son and daughter of Brother and Sister Wm. Zaludek.

They were sponsonred by organizer Arthur Lostak.

QUEEN LINDA CLAWSON Contestant No. 6, Lovely brunette, Princess Linda Clawson, daughter of Brother and Sister J. T. Clawson of Lodge 139 Danbury. was attired in a beautiful gold brocade floor-length full `skirt formal. She wore white elbow' length gloves with a pink carnation wrist corsage. Linda was escorted by Lonnie Lostak. son of Brother and Sister Tommy Lostak of Lodge 139.

Duchess Darlene Bulanek, daughter of Brother and Sister D. J . Bulanek, was attired in white and wore a red carnation corsage. Darlene was escorted by David Walker, son of Brother and Sister Robert Walker.

They were sponsored by organizer J. M. Skrabanek.

Contestant No 7, Beautiful blonde, Princess Jeanette Hermis, daughter of Brother and Sister Emil Hermis, Sr. of Lod,ge 142 Houston. was attiered in a lovely pale blue floor-length ruffled skirtformal. She wore white elbow-length

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VESTN1K— WEST, TEXAS gpeech concerning the ,Youth and coinnimenting the organizers of District Five for writing half a., million dollars worth of insurance during the contest.

This was indeed a great surprise to all of us, that so much insurance had been written. The organizers) reoeived a thunderous ovation.

Brother Hejny announced the winning Princess who became Queen of District Five for 1961, who was Linda Clawson of Lodge 139. She was crowned by our immediate past 1Queen Mildred Vala. and and Queen Linda received a bouquet of red carnations. She expressed her thanks especially to her Uncle Joe and Aunt Ara Skrabanek. The winning Duchess was Darlene Bulanek of Lodge 139. Darlene received a small bouquet of red carnations. which was presented by little Judy Baethe.

LONNIE LOSTAK gloves with a pink carnation wrist corsage. Jeanette was escorted by Pat Cieslewitz, son of Brother and Sister Joe Cieslewitz of Lodge 142.

Duchess Nona Cieslewitz daughter of Brother and Sister Joe Cieslewitz was attired in white and wore a red earns-1 tion corsage. Nona was escorted by Emil Bennis Jr.. son of Brother and Sister Emil Hermis Sr. They were sponsored by organizers .Alvin Molnar, Joe Cieslewitz and Lena Kunetka.

Contestant No. 8, a lovely blonde, Princess Barbara Ann Cerny. daughter of Brother and Sister Charles Cerny of Lodge 166 Beaumont. was attired in a delicate pink nylon ballerina full skirt (formal. She wore white elbow-length gloves with a pink carnation wrist corsage. Barbara Ann was escorted by Geo. Zaludek. son of Brother and Sister Wm. Zaludek of Lodge 88. Duchess Marilyn 'Toman, daughter of Sister Dorothy Toun, was attired in white and wore a 'red carnation corsage. Dorothy was escorted by her brother, Frankie Toman.

They were sponsored by organizers Charlie Cerny, Joe Perricone, and Louis Duj ka.

I am indeed proud to state that all the above participants are members of our Fraternal Order.

After all the participants remained in their places. Brother C. Cerny introduced Supreme Lodge Vice President Joe B. Hejny, who received a loud applause.

Brother Hejny made an impressive

Runner-up was Princess Dorothy Toman of Lodge 88, and Runner-up Duchess was Charlotta Champion of Lodge 88.

Congratulations Queen Linda, Duchess Darlene, and organizer J. M. Skrabanek.

Congratulations Princess Dorothy, Duchess Charlotta and organizers Frances Olexa, A. L. Hilsher and Albert Bristik.

I atia happy to state that the other contestants turned out to,be great sports and I am indeed proud of all of you.

District Five Youth Director introduced our Miss SPJST, Sandra Watson. She expressed her congratulations to the winning Royal Court, and to the other participants. She also 'stated that the adults must understand and love teenagers . Sandra, everyone admired your inspiration and all of us are looking forward to seeing you at our Youth Activity Day, July 30, at Brother and Sister J. M. Skrabanek's Ranch, Danbury, Texas.

Past Queen Mildred Vala e-pressed her thanks for having the honor of being a Queen of District Five of 1960. We are proud to know that you have also carried out your duties efficiently, and you have been a hard worker of the Youth Club and Mother Lodge.

Past Queen. Mildred Vala expressed her of District Five of 1959 arrived later, she had joined her husband, David at Fort Hood over the weekend, but we were proud to have you stopping by to be recognized. Lorenda was attired in a beautiful white pique and lace cock-' tail dress with matching assessories.

Wednesday, June 21, 1961 Molly Lostak of 139 . Thank you for helping inc.

Brother Hejny presented a $25 check to Queen Linda from the Supreme Lodge.

A solo was played for the Royal Couple with other participants joining in.

I want to thank the Supreme Lodge for the nice gifts they sent to the participants, and I want to thank District 5, who had furnished all the flowers and lovely gifts to all the participants.

A special thanks go to Brother Hejny for his untiring efforts, having to make a special trip to Taylor in order to tabulate the accurate amount of insurance written during the contest.

I wish to express my sincere thanks to the following who helped me during the contest, and the tall cooperation they have given me: The Supreme Lodge, Vice President Joe B. Hejny, District Director; J. M. Skrabanek, District Organizer, Jarda Cerny, organizers, Local Lodge Youth Leaders, Tillie Helmcanap of Lodge 88, Mary Chupik and Lillie Melnar of 142, Lodge 88 for being host for the gala event, District President Charlie Cerny, Miss SPJST; Sandra Wats L . h., Past Queen Lorenda Baldwin, Immechate Past Queen Mildred Vala, all the participants, their parents, Frank 'flinch and Freddie Burl who were in charge of the spot lights, while the participants were marching in.

Many thanks to Brother Ed. Kadlecek for the use of his spot lights, Hilsher's Home supply Co. for the use of the throne chairs, Sister Annie Vala and her kitchen assistants, Publicity committee, Entertainment committee, Board of Directors, Sister Estelle Kelly our pianist, Robert Hilsher, Mary Tilich.

Jerry Ermis, Willie Sefcik, Stephen Kelly, and Rudy Sefcik who helpqd set up the stage,and Dick Schnell, the photographer.

Following Sunday's competition at Lodge 88,, dancing livened the guests with good 'music, furnished by the Houston Play Boys. This turned out to be a successful affair with your attendance Please come back to see us real soon All of us were sorry to hear of the sad news of Henry Jurek Jr., (a brother of Princess Patsy Jurek) who was in a bad automobile accident in Galveston, the same day ofthe ceremony. All of us are wishing him a speedy recovevy.

Then the gifts were distributed to the Miss SPJST, Royal Court, Past Queen Don't forget District Five's Youth At, and Escorts by the District Youth Director. Other gifts were distributed by tivity Day, (pore details will be published Sisters: Tillie Helmcamp, Della Kadle- later.

Fraternally, cek, of Lodge 88. Sisters: Lillie Melnar, Maxine Sefcik, District 5 Jeannette Taylor, Lillie Mae Melnar of Youth Leader Lodge 142, Patsy Cerny of Lodge 166, and

Wednesday, June 21, 1961 INFORMATION NEEDED FOR CZECH HISTORY BOOK I am interested in gathering material of our early Czech settlers in Texas -thedr arrival, settlement, occupation, schooling, amusements, achievements and ! developments, civic or historical interests, their churches and cemeteries, etc. — and anyone having relatives who migrated to Texas from 1800 on, please try to get all the information needed for the compilation of a Czech History Book.

All Czech families settling the state of Texas should be entered in this book for preservation of our Czech generations to come.

We have a wonderful historical background — one we should all be very proud of to pass on to our children, The Czech people are not one to brag about their accOmplishments, and therefore, all is forgotten, and it should not be so as they have played a big part in helping to build this great state of ours, and a record should be made of save before it is too late.

For many years I have hoped that someone would take it upon himself to compile a book on the Czech pioneers of the State of Texas, and since no one has. I have taken this great task upon myself and will sincerely appreciate everyones cooperation in this great ordeal by sending me all the information they can get. It will be the work of all of us together to achieve this book as there were many Czech settlers.It will be a book of us, for us, and by us working together; and eventhough it may take some years before it is thoroughly completed we want to make it a good book.

So no matter who your people were, if they did little things or big things, if they were rich or poor, it doesn't matter, we want to include all of them.

I have spent a lot of time doing research on our Czech history, and have received many wonderful family histories, photos, tnaps, points of interest which have been lost, diaries_written by early settlers, memos of Czechs in wars, Stories of hardships, etc. It is remarkable what history we have in our Czech people. All your family histories and photos, etc., will be copied and returned to you, unless you specify otherwise. If you do not as yet have a family thee or a family history, please try to get one together as soon as possible. (I will help you all I can).

You will be surprised how interesting it is and how easy it will come to you (it is a wonderful hobby for the entire family), and before you know, you will have it all completed and mailed to me.

Here are some pointers to make it easier:

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1. Begin with your own immediate family and children, giving birth dates, Where born, names, when and where married, and to whom, death dates, where buried (name of Cemetery). Then go to your parents which is the second generation and do the same thing as for yOur family, and then to your grandpar ents on both sides, and then to your great grandparents, etc. till you come to the ones that arrived here in Texas.

2. Consult members of your family for information needed — especially the older ones who are still living. Write all the nistory and story that they can tell you -- names, dates, locations — their friends and relaives. Consult them several times since memory often fails them, or ask them to write things down as they think of them. If at first they tell you they don't know, don't give up. They usually have to have time to think and they will love to recollect. If you don't think so, try them.

3 Un-earth, old family records or Bibles, diaries, death notices, birth certificates, irerriage' certificates, old photographs, old books, old deeds and wills — whatever you can dig up will help you a great deal.

4. Visit old family cemeteries to secure dates from tombstones.

5. Read old family letters to determine whether or not names, dates, locations of your ancestors can be found. If you don't tave any, check with your other relatives, they may have them.

6. Visit court houses or write the Clerks of County Courts, churches or parishes in counties where your ancestors live. Very often the following information can be helpful: wills, marlage licenses, deeds, court proceedings, lan,dgrants, etc.

7. Consult state bureaus of vital statistics to secure birth and death records.

(Most of them are not kept prior to 1903, and you have to get them from tombstones, churches or relatives).

8. Church records will reveal baptismal and marriage dates and names and of whom they were the children of.

9. Consult !military service records. For example: Texas State Archives, Austin, Texas; or the National Archives, Washington 25, D.C. Often you find where some of your people fought in wars.

10. Check census records in libraries you visit. The Houston Public Library has the Texas census for 1850, 1860, 1870, and 1880. Other libraries may have other census of other years in your town, city, or county Check them if you need further information and can't find it.

11. Check your county or city history books in your libraries or other record books Which you may find something of

Btrana 21 historical value of your town or city 01 your family. Sometimes in checking histories of these kind, you may find where some of your people participated is something which you didn't know about, Proves interesting sometimes.

12. You can even obtain your Crest or Coat or Arms — if you care to go that far — and if one is listed for your family. You get this information from New York Public Library — and even a picture far a so sell fee, of course. Very nice to have and use as a decorative piece in your den. A Coat of Arms is a symbol or insigna used in distinguishing one family from another.

These are about the best points to go by if you have to but most of the time, you will find that the people still living will be the most •help, except exact dates, etc., which you will have to check Then there may be some families that will have to do a great deal of checking. At any rate, if I can be of any help, don't fail to call on me. It is very simple once you get started, and so very, very interesting. Collect your data page by page in a loose-leaf notebook, beginning with your own and so on upward till you come to the family pioneers that settle here, and all the extra history you can find in your entire family along the way.

Mail me a copy and I will use as much of isarti e as I will be allowed to Pictures too, of old log houses, pioneers, etc. Usable ones will be copied and returned.

This book will be published and sold to anyone who wishes to purchase them at the lowest nominal fee, and the same shall be placed in all libraries for future references, and, thus the glory of the Czech people'S history shall live on forever and not be forgotten.

Fraternally, Mrs. Birdie Hilsher 1215 Heights Blvd.

Houston 8, Texas UN 1-'7083 )• • WEST SPJST LODGE NO. 54 Dear Brothers and Sisters: Due to the small attendance at our last meeting which was to have been on the first Sunday , was postponed, the few krr.embers that did come decided not to have a meeting, but to have a meeting Friday night, this meeting was very Well attended.

The Pledge of Allegiance was led by four Youth members, namely. Rose Marie Marek, Joyce Mikeska, Cathy Marek and Jane Mikeska.

The minutes of the previous meeting were written by Brother Emil Popp who acted as secretary during the absence of Brother Frank Cocek, the minutes were read and approved as read.

Strana 22 The officers and various committees had two special meetings, pertaining to what shall be done with our present cooling system. It was decided and agreed in buying two Air Condition Systems, each being 12,50 cu, ft. units, the old coolers were 7,500 cu. ft. units, this shows you that these two new coolers are much larger units and will give better cooling in our hall, also these two new units will ?run quieter_ This improvernent will help us during these hot summer days and nights. The next item the committees agreed on at these two meetings was to 'fix he floor in the back part of the hall which joins on to the dance floor, this part of new flooring was fixed and completed.

Another item for discussion was a letter from Brother Will Nesuda of Lodge No. 130 Dallas. He asked if our Youth Leader could put on a Czech Program for the Czech Day at the Fair this Fall, this 'was left upen for the Youth Leaders to 'decide upon.

Four new members joined our Lodge, namely; Mrs. Wanda Wayne Adams, wife of Emil Adams, Rickey Eugene Adarns :son of Mr. Emil and Wanda Adams. Edwin Thomas Marek son of Edwin Joe and Rosalie Marek. Jerry Foitek, son of Jerry J. and Rase Marie Foitek. We are happy to have you aro.on,g us and hope to see you all at our meetings.

On the sick list were named Brothers Emil Matus and J. R. Schiller who is in Providence Hospital. We wish both of you a speedy recovery.

The next discussion was our Annual Fourth of July Picnic. All the committees are planning on making this a bigger and better Fourth than in the past. As usual the kitchen was left up to the ladies, they will serve Barbequed Chicken with all trimmings for dinner and supper, then at ,night hot dogs will be added for those who prefer hot dags. The chairman of the committee is sister Mary Jansky assisted by sisters, Christine Millberger, Stevie Pustejovsky, Mollie Barton, Annie Dolezal, Mary Dudik, Bessie Popp, Annie Marek and Mary Marek.

There will be various outdoor activities to entertain the public.

Congressman Poa ,ge who has been a speaker for the past 25 years at our Annual Fourth of July Picnics has been invited again_ And Representative Murlry Watson Jr. District 53 McLennan Co. of Waco and Mart, will speak on sales tax and other tax probleoris of this legislature.

All county officials of McLennan and Hill counties are to be recognized that day.

That night the well known Slim Haisler Band of Temple will furnish the

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music for the dance.

It would be nice if eaOh, member would bring a friend or friends along with them to this Annual gathering where they could meet with some of their old acquaintances. This would make this a big Fourth of July Picnic.

The meeting adjourned but before do1n,g so Brother George Mikeska got up saying he has a few words to say, he said that he took it upon himself to be a good cook so he brought some kolaches which were served with coffee and enjoyed by all. This was a nice surprise, Gp3rge.

Don't forget our next meeting which will be on July 2nd at 2 p.m. this will be OUT last meeting before the Fourth of July Picnic Fraternally, Mrs. Bennie Soukup 4,

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LODGE 110 KAUFMAN, TEXAS

Dear Members and Friends: We are cordially inviting everyone to our Barbecue Dinner — June 25 — at 12 o'clock noon, with all the trimmings_ It will be held at the Lone Star Community Hall Plates will be sold for 75e each, So come out, and enjoy the noon meal on June 25.

Sincerely, Mrs. Steve Stastny Jr. • 4. • f--WHEN CHANGING YOUR ADDRESS USE THIS COUPON Supreme Lodge, S.P.J.S.T. Box 400, Temple, Texas I am asking you to change my address of The Herald., (Vestnik) as follows: My old address is:

My New address is:

I belong to Lodge No. Fraternally, Signature

SOKOL FORT WORTH Dear Members and Friends, Within the last three weeks, our local newspaper's carried announcements and pictures of our Sokol's activities. The 'publicity received made the public aware 'that our Fort Worth Sokol was alert, and well on the rx,arch to successfully reaching our goal.

The beginning of our "Send-off Carnival" started with a bake sale On Saturday, June 3, 1961 at four of our larese super markets. Our eight boys and girls, dressed in their Czechoslovakian folk dance costumes, along with several Junior Sokol girls and mothers, not only sold that good Czech pastry, but they spread the cheerfulness friendliness and neighborliness that the Czech people are noted for.

We are very grateful to all the good women that baked pastry for that bake sale. Many of the women are not Sokol members, but their contributions are just as worthy to some Sokol boy or girl.

Arriving at the Sokol Hall about noon on Saturday, June 10, 1961, one would think that a massive building program, 'was underway. Each person or persons in charge of a booth were ffAerrily taking care o ftheir own business to make the "Send-Off Carnival" a success.

By 4 p.m. the kitchen was swarmed upon, which reminded me of a beehive 'with bees looking for honey, but this 'swarming consisted of our good friends who wanted, apple strudel and kolaches.

From all indications our bake sale. the week before brought in our friends for what they had purchasedand eaten beIfore. We are only sorry that we could not fill all the orders.

We wish, to thank Mrs Frank Kadleeek far her large contributions of kolaches, and Frances Jaworski for her large donation of candy. by dusk the merry entertainment was in full swing. It was like old times to see Mr. Bob and Mrs. "Sunshine" Easley, and their friends in our midst. We were also very happy to welcome Mr. Arnold Pospical, his lovely wife and three chil-

Wednesday, June 21, 1961 dren , formerly,. of Rowena, Texas, to Sokol Hall for the first time since their stay in our city. We hope that you good people will return again.

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Strana 23 attend A. and M. College and major in Civil Engineering.

Carol Zich, is a graduate of Paschal High School with: Mag-na Cum Laude, honor.

Linda Stoval is a graduate of Paschal High and plans to attend the.University of Colorado.

Those who have graduated from college are: Don Gary Powers, graduated from Texas Tech, major was Mechanical En,gineering, he is the soh of Mr and Mrs. Don Powers.

Joe Frank Juran is a graduate of TCU, his major was Insurance and Electronics, he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Juran.

1 Rudolph J. Dolkos is a graduate of LODGE NO. 92, FORT WORTH, TEXAS TCU, his major was marketing, school of business, he is the son of Mrs. Vlasta Dear Members ad. Friends: Just a few lines to remind the youth Dolkos. of Lodge 92, of the District Three Youth To each of you, we extend our best Activity Day to be held at the Sokol-Jaro wishes, in the hope that your hard work 130 Lodge in Dallas, Sunday, June 25, and ambition will continue and be re1961. We are looking forward to this day, warded in the future. anyone who has not been to these activiI am also enclosing pictures of our ties, you are invited and welcomed to recent election of Lodge Queen and come and also bring a friend to see the Luellciess. They are: :fine work of arts, crafts and talent, most of all you will enjoy the fellowship and new acquaintance of friends, the highlight of the night is the coronation of the District Three Queen, which is truly beautiful, as each princess and her escort step forward to represent their lodge with Loyalty and sportsmanship.

Much; credit for the large contributions to the Chicago Sokol Slet Travel Lund goes to MrS. Anna Milan, Mrs. L. N. Million and Mr. Joe Milan. These two women have called upon our city merchants with a pack of .pictures taken at kir Sokol activities. Mrs. Milan can point at individuals, in the pictures with pride, because many are her own grandchildren. Many of us do not have the fortitude teat. these two wornen Possess.

They were not out begging for their own welfare, but asking for a small contribution for something that is dear to their hearts. Mr. Joe, is the good Samaritan, as he is the chouffer for these two women, which at times in this hot weather, is tiring since he had to circle many blocks to find a place to park.

To you three people we have a great respect, and a person would have to look a long while to find workers like you.

It gives me very great pleasure to add several more ,donations to our Travel Fund list: Previously reported $19.00 360.00 City Merchants — — Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kubena, Seymour, Texas 6.00 Mr. Burian Bohumil, Ft. Worth — 5.00 Mrs. Mary Martinez, 2nd. donation — — 2.00 Fort Worth — 5.00 Mr. Bob Williams, Fort Worth We would like to congratulate all of TOTAL — — — $397.00 We thank you kind people most sin- the youth members of Lodge 92, who have graduated from high school and cerely. college.

From all our efforts and endeavors, Marilyn Ruzicka, the president of our we feel that our "goal" to' send 19 paryouth club was chasen Valedictorian of ticipants to the American Sokol Slet in Chicago, has been met. We can not men- Lake Worth High school. She also retion oil the names that contribute to this ceived the D.A.R. Citizenship Award, cause, but a special "thank you" goes to Emerald Award in English, ParentMrs. ;fosephine Prochaska and her com Teacher Association scholarship, also the mittee. It took us all, both young and old, Senior representative for the Student working in harmony to achieve our goal. Council, she will attend. T.W.U. at DenDeparting time for Chicago is nearing. ton and she has chosen to major in In fact, when ;;he Vestnik is in the mail- Biological Science. nig process, my father and mother, my Johnny Paprskar is a graduate of two sons and I will be on the road to- Technical High School, He received the war::: Chicago. Upon my minim, I am top honor in. Engineering Drafting, Sen; hoping to give you a report of our trip, ior Class vice-president, Sgt. at Arms; und the E'crt Worth Sokol accomplish- he plans to major in Mechanical Engiments. neering at Arlington State College.

Calvin Ruzicka is a graduate of Lake I am indeed very sorry that the District III SPJST Youth , Activity Day coin- Worth High School, he received the cide-, on the same day as the Sokol Slet. athletic scholarship and plans, to major Tn the oast many of our sokois have par- in business at Hardin ...Simmons College Rodney Waco is a graduate of North ticipated, in this Youth Activity.

Side High School, he also received an Nazdar! athletic scholarship.

Fraternally yours, Mrs. Lydia (Tirk) Alholm Johnny Murphy is a graduate of Carter-Riverside High School, He plans to • 4► •

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CAROL ZICH

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West, Texas, and I am in the third grode.

LODGE NO. 54, WEST, TEXAS Carol was recently crowned 1961 Queen My parents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward of Lodge 92, Fort Worth, Texas. She is Dear Vestnik Readers: Cepak of West. the daughter of Mr_ and Mrs. Carl Zich.

My name is Carolyn Cepak. I am 9 I am a member of the SPJST Lodge years old and attend St. Mary's school in No. 54, West, and belong to the Youth Club there. My favorite sports are volley ball, and baseball.

My escort will be Robert Hubik, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Ilubik of West.

Robert is 10 years old and also is an active member of our Youth Club.

Fraternally yours, Carolyn Cepak • 4,

SHERRIE IUJBALA Sherrie was recently crowned 1961 Duchess of Lodge 92, Fort Worth, Texas, Sherrie is vice-president of the Youth Club. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kubala.

SHIRLEYY ANN MAREK. JAROMIR LODGE 54, WEST, TEXAS Dear Readers, My name is Shirley Ann Marek. I am 16 years old and be a junior in West High School this coming year. I am a member of 'Lodge No. 54, West, and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marek of 1000 North Reagan St., West, Texas.

I was selected princess to represent Lodge No. 54 in the Queen's and Duchess Ball of District Three at Dallas Lodge Jaro No. 130 on June 25th_

Fraternally, Mrs. Joe B. Paprskar Editor's Note: Many thanks for this fine and informative letter. ..._—__) • • YOUTH OF LODGE BEYERSVILLE 48 announced, we will hold a Record Hop on the 23rd of <Mune, which is Friday night. We plan to have lots of fun.

We also planned to have a "Hay-ride" on June the 28th, We are going to meet at the Heyersville SPJST Hall southeast of Taylor at 7:30 p.m. Then we are going to leave on our hayride at 8 o'clock.

Our next Club meeting will be held on July the 2nd and you all please come.

Youth Club Reporter,

I was vice-president of our Youth Club in 1960 and now I am the president for 1961,

ROBERT BUHR

As my escort, I have chosen Albin Kral Jr. who is also a member of Lodge No. 54, West.

Fraternally yours, Shirley Marek

Wednesday, June 21, 1961

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Strana 25 I know that 1, as well as any other person, could never take the place, or do the wonderful job Jerry Ann has done for our Club. True, it isn't . just one person that makes a club a great club; it is all the members working as a team.

But that team must have a leader (or leaders) and Jerry Ann ha been one of the finest leaders our Club has ever had.

Again, I wish to thank Jerry Ann on hebalf of the entire Teenage Club for the outstanding job she has done in the past and we hope that she will continue to do such a swell job in her future years in all that she does. And 1 also hope that the shining example she has made through the years will guide the present and future members of the Club to continue to make it the greatest in the State of Texas!

Sincerely yours, Carol Annette Nemec Secretary off Teen Club Lodge No. 84 Dallas • 4, • LODGE NO. 66, WACO, TEXAS Hi There: Well school is out and everyone is having fun swimming, vacationing, and just plain fooling around.

It has been such a long time since I

for letting us use the hall anytime we wish and for putting up with us . Some of us attend all adult meetings of our lodge and like it very much. I would not think of missing one myself.

Will see you next month.

Very truly yours, Dianna Matejka Youth Club Reporter * 10 • • t— LODGE POKROK DALLAS NO. 84 Dear Vestnik Readers; It is with mixed emotions — a little happiness and a little regret — that I take over the task of being secretary of the Teenage Division of Lodge No. 84 for the rest of the year of 1961.

My happiness is in being able to hold this most important and active office once more befOre the end of the year — this last year that I can hold an office (or be a member) of the Club. I appreciate the chance the teenage members Piave given of-4e, and I will try very hard to live up to the expectations of the club.

I express my regret because our Secretary for the last two years, Miss' Jerry Ann Urban, has had to resign due to an ALBIN R. KRAL JR. increase in the studies of the field she JAROMIR LODGE NO. 54, WEST, TEXAS has chosen — nursing.

My name is Albin Kral Jr. I am the on of Mr. and Mrs. Albin Kral of Rt. 1, Abbott, Texas. I am 16 years old.

I am a member of Lodge 54, West, and vice-president of our Youth Club. I attend Abbott High School and will be in the 11th' grade.

LODGE JARO NO. 130 — '7448 GREENVILLE AVE — DALLAS, TEXAS My hobbies are hunting and fishing.

My favorite subject is English. My favJUNE 25, 1961 orite sports are football, baseball, and volleyball.

AGE NAME Fraternally, Albin Kral Jr. PARENT NAME ) • 4 • ( LODGL 39 BRYAN, TEXAS ADDRESS Dear Vestnik Readers: City Street No. or Route Our Youth Club of Lodge No. 39 held CITY their regular monthly meeting on June LODGE NO. 11, 1961. We had a nice meeting and re- I plan to enter the following contest (Please check) freshments were served after the meet❑ By instruction to Item Handicraft ing. include Hobby Kit It was decided that all club members ,woul4d again make aprons and we would ❑ Original have a apron sale during our youth activity day of Aug. 9, 1961. This money Talent Number Will go into our local youth fund. We are to have a swimming party and skating CHECK AGE GROUP and CATEGORY party in the near future.

Nei re 0 1 thru 7 For our dance of August 6th we will ❑ Original ❑ 8 thru 12 have the Jimmy Copeland band to fur- Lodge No. D 13 thru 16 nish the music. All money that is made ❑ By Instructian o 17 thru 21 at the door will go into our district youth Parent Name or Hobby Kit fund. We want to thank our ozother Entry No. lodge for giving us this opportunity to Entry No. (Do not fill in this line) raise some money for our youth district (Do not fill in •this line) fund. Also I want to thank them again

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Strana 28 have written but I have been busy studying for finals.

• I hope everyone knows about the District Three Youth Activity Day Meeting in Dallas at Lodge 130 on June 25th. It is going to be our Annual Youth Day. Everyone come out and participate in the contests and games.

There will be contests in Talent, Craft, Dancing and also sports for the first.

■tiKr.,e with different age brackets in which to enter your projects.

So, you adult members, gather up your kiddies and come out to Lodge No. 130 in Dallas for a day of real fun.

Also everyone, please remember our Monthly Meeting of Lodge No 66 on June 18th.

Before I close this letter I would like to thank: our Youth Leaders: Mrs. Parma, Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Mazanec for a wonderful Teen-Age Dance, 'Til next time I remain, Fraternally, Mary Sue Moore Lodge No. 66 ) • 4 • LODGE 66 WACO, TEXAS Dear Members and Friends: Here I am again with a few lines. Don't forget our District Three Youth Activity Day on June 25th at Lodge No. 130 in Dallas, Texas, I am looking forward to As you know, we will meet lots of our friends and we'll meet new friends. I am out of school and I passed to the Sixth Grade. I am helping 0.1:T mother around the house now.

I am also working on a few things that I am bringing to Dallas for the Youth.

Day Handicraft Entry.

Hope to see you there in Dallas. This Will be a big day for us.

Fraternally yours, Helen Kolenovsky • • LODGE JARO, 130 The regular monthly meeting of the Teenage Club of SPJST Lodge Jaro 130 was called to order on June 4 , On June 25th Youth Activity Day is to be held at our lodge (7448 Greenville Ave.) Every child in SPJST will have an opportunity to enter either or 'both the handicrafts or talent contests to be held that day.

The deadline for registration of entries is 10:30 a.m. The age group for projects are 1-7, 8-12, and 13-16. Scores will be Idetenrined by the number of points an entry wins. After lunch, the talent contest will be held. The winners will be announced at the Coronation at night.

Outdoor sports will be ope,n for everyone to participate in, later during the afternoon, The girls who will represent our lodge the coronation of the District Three

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Queen and Duchess were then announced. The Duchess for Lodge 130 is Sharon Kovar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs , Edwin Kovar. Jo Ann Maca, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Maca, will compete for the title of Queen 'of District Three..

The meeting was then adjourned.

Sincerely yours, Milton Vrla, Reporter ) • 4 • ( SNOOK, TEXAS Dear Brother 'Editor: Will you please announce in the District Calendar that the date for the District One Fall Meeting was set for Sunday, August 27, 1961, and we are asking all the other districts to reserve this date for us. The program will be announced later.

Wednesday, June 21, 1961 THE RAROS-LUKAS REUNION Our Reunion will be held June the 25 at Poth, in Wilson County. The oldest uncle of the Hams clan, over 90 years old will be there so you all who are related to these families please be there, you are welcome. Bring plenty of food and with good shoes, ready to dance. lVfts. John J. Baros Shiner Rt. 2 ) • 4.

NOVOSAD FAMILY REUNION The Novosad family reunion will be held at the 'VFW hall in Skrkithville, Texas on Sunday, June 25, 1961.

Food will be served as in the years past.

Here is hoping to see all of the family there.

In the Calendar in the English section Sincerely, there is an error in District One's anMelba Novosad nouncement. It reads District Two where Jourdanton, Texas it should be District One. Will you please correct this. )• E. R. Jakubik KUNZ FAMILY REUNION District One President The Kunz Family Reunion will be held • ( --)• at the American Legion Hall at Wallis, TEMPLE JUNIOR COLLEGE Texas on Sunday, June the 25th 1961.

Editor the Vestnik Friends are invited and asked to bring Dear Brother Hosek: Thank you for printing the stories a basket lunch and enjoy the day with about our Temple Junior College stu- US. Reunion Committee dents in the last issue of Vestnik. I regret Louis J. Kunz that a policy change prevented your use 3822 Eton, of the students' pictures.

Houston, Texas I noticed that you reprinted a news ) ° 4. • ( story whicrh stated that the Temple MATOCHA FAMILY REUNION Junior College Summer School enrollThe Matocha Family Reunion will be Ment was 94. This was correct at the time; however, before the end of regis- held July 2, at the American Legion Hall 'tration for the first six Week session of on Highway 36 near Rosenberg, Texas, Summer School, our enrollment reached All our friends who are in any way re'136 students. This is the highest Sum- lated to the John and Kathy Matocha kner School enrollmet in the 35 year his- Family of La Grange, are invited to attend. Please bring your •own basket lunch tory of the college. for the family dinner. Thanks, I am enclosing a directory of our SumJerry and Sophie Fojtik mer School students, and I have marked Emil, Albina Sabrsula • 4• the names of the students who have Czech names of are of Czech descent.

Some of your readers may be interested UP-TO-THE-MINUTE MEN in this information.

DEFENDING AMERICA Thank you.

Fraternally, Calvin C. Chervenka Editor's. Note: The names will appear in our next.issue of Vestnik. ) ° 4 • (-SIT E NKIR DUSEK FAMILY REUNION The Shenkir-Dusek combined family reunion will be held at Seaton Star (SPJST) Hall near Temple Sunday, June 25 --- Everyone that is in any way connected with, or related ta these two, families is urged to attend. this reunion.

Each family attending is asked to bring a basket lunch for 'the noon meal.

YOUR NATIONAL GUARD Mrs Willie Kohutek

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COMING EVENTS AT THE SPJST LINDEN HALL — ELM MOTT, TEXAS Dance at Cool Linden Hall to the Finest of Music Saturday, June 24th, — Rudy Kurtz of Shiner, Texas Saturday, July 1st — Emil Bartos of Moulton, Texas Saturday, July 8 — Jimmy Brosch and His Happy Country Boys of Houston Don't miss this fine orchestra.

Saturday, July 15th — Ed Faraizl's Orch. of Fort Worth.

Saturday, July 22 — Slim Haisler's Play Boys of Temple.

Saturday, July 29th — Lee Ilse Orchestra of La Grange, Texas Saturday, August 5th — Rudy Kurtz of Shiner, Texas.

Saturday, August 12th — The Hi Toppers of New Braunfels.

Henry Brosch Saturday, August 19th Orchestra of Moulton Saturday, August 26th _ Slkn Haisler's Playboys of Temple.

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LODGE NO. 84, DALLAS, TEXAS SATURDAY, JULY 1 — Dance, Music by Eric Honza Orchestra SATURDAY, JULY 15 — Dance — Orchestra pending SUNDAY, JULY 16 — Monthly Meeting and Family Night SATURDAY, JULY 29 — Fifth Annual Teenagers' Princess Dance. Music by Ed Faraizl Orchestra SATURDAY, AUG. 5 — Dance, Music by Ed Rejcek Orchestra SATURDAY, AUG. 19 — Dance, Music by Al Grebnik's Orchestra from Schyler, Nebraska SUNDAY, AUG. 20 — Monthly Meeting and Family Night Entertainment Committee, Lodge No. 84 • • Lodge Jaro No. 130 A special meeting of Lodge Jaro 130, is being called for June 15th . Thursday night, at 7:30 p.m. at 6307 Caratoga Circle, in Dallas, Texas.

COMING EVENTS OF LODGE NO, 6 Please make your plans to be there.

COTTONWOOD Martha Vrla, Secretary SUnday, June 25 — Family Reunion • • Sunday, July 2 — Meeting of the Lodge DANCE DATES OF LODGE NO. 15 Sunday July 30 — Our Annual Picnic Buckholts, Texas and dance at night.

Saturday, June 24 — Wedding Dance — Saturday, August 5 — Family Reunion music by Slim Haisler's Playboys of Sunday, August 6 — Lodge Meeting Temple.

Sunday, Sept. 3 — Family Reunion.

• • Fraternally yours, ELK LODGE DANCE CALENDAR Entertainment Committee June 24 — Rural Ram 1..)lers„ Marlin, Tex. ) • 4, • July 1 — Circle H Playboys, Elkhart, Tex. July 8 — Shim Haisler, Temple, Texas July 15 — Henry Dulock, West Texas July 22 — Vrazel Polka Band, Cameron, Texas July 29 — Texas Village Boys Dear Friends, • • If you have any local news, clippings CALENDAR OF EVENTS OF from your local paper that you would FT. WORTH LODGE NO. 92 like to have published in this column in Sunday, July 9 — Lodge Meeting and your next week's Vestnik, please mail Lunch starting at 2 p.m. them early while they are NEWS. Sunday, August 13 — Lodge Meeting We appreciate interesting reports ai and Lunch starting at 2 p.m. other family tidings, in our brotherhood, Friday, August 18 — Dance, Music by births, weddings, anniversaries and Al Grebnik's Orchestra from Schy- :vainly activities of your lodges or memler, Nebraska. bers that interest all of our readers.

• • Reports of "visitings" cannot be published for lack of space and news value CALENDAR OF DATES OF LODGE 39 Thank you very much for your under• Bryan, Texas standing and cooperation.

Dance, Saturday, June 24, Ray Krenek's • Band Dying Sunday with a heart attack at Remember all these dates and come. his home in the Crescent community Steve Regmund, President was William Emmett "Bill" Rainoshek, • • 54, for whom funeral services were held Monday from Wheeler Chapel. Mr. RainCOMING EVENTS OF LODGE NOa 88 Houston, Texas oshek was employed as a watchorian at Dance — Saturday June 17. Music by the Texas West Indies Company at the time of his death. the Houston Playboys.

"Friends" In The Texas News

Strana 27 The 4-H Poultry Judging Team from Milani County placed second in the State 4-H Club Round Up at A and M College with a score of 1919. Team members are Jack Ruzicka, Eugene Glaser, and Dwight Fuchs. Jack was the high scoring individual in the entire contest With a total of 662 points out of a possible 700. Eugene tied for fifth high in dividual with 631 points.

Mary Lynn Mladenka was among the 205 graduating from Artesia High School, Artesia, New Mexico, June 1st, 1961. She Was an honor student and in the top ten per cent of her class and was the recipient of the Nida, Dunnam Mills scholarship.

• • Senator L . J. Sulak, The Record's editor, underwent a major operation at Fayette Memorial hospital Wednesday morning. He is doing well.

• • Mrs. George (Apolena) Bujnoch, 7t), well known Hallettsville lady, died Monday, June 5, at 1:40 p.m. following a lingering illness at her home. Funeral services were held Wednesday, June 7th.

Interment was in the Catholic Cemetery in Hallettsville.

• Funeral services for Ernest R. Coufal, 68, were held at the Kenesek chapel in Fayetteville Friday at 10 a.m. and burial was in the Fayetteville City Cemetery.

• Mr. Louis J. Michalec, 63, died in his sleep at his home near Henkhaus Tuesday, June 6th, after a lingering illness.

Mr. Michalec, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Michalec, was born in Lavaca County on December 23, 1897. He grew to manhood in this community and on May 20, 1919 he was united in marriage with Agnes Gebauer at the St. Joseph's Catholic Church, in Moulton, • • Miss Eva Lynne Jones, daughter of Col. USA Retired. and Mrs. R. A. Jones of Lampassas became the bride of James Ray Dvoracek in a Saturday afternoon ceremony held recently at St. Mary's Episcopal Church in Temple.

• • Eugene Kana, coach and science teachler at Gonad Elementary School, has received a National Foundation Science Scholarship at the University of Texas this summer. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kana of El Campo and his wife, a licensed nurse, the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Emil J. Socha of El Campo.

• • Miss Iris Galich, Victoria County 4-H girl, took top individual honors in the 1961 state-wide dairy foods danonstra-

Strana 28 tion contest held recently at Texas A. and M. College. The contest was a part of the annual Texas 4-H Roundup.

9 9 Wednesday of last week, at the Wagper Hospital, Shiner, Adolph Sembera, 69, passed away. The funeral followed on Friday with burial in the Shiner Cemetery.

• • The Temple American Legion sponsors the Temple representatives of the Texas Boys State in Austin, each year.

This year the boys' tuition was paid by the Kiwa,nis Club, Coca Cola Bottling Co. and Supreme Lodge of SPJST. The boys are Foster W. Prckard and Ketry Hawkins. The boys were driven to Austin by Henry Kamas, a member of the Temple American Legion.

• Pete P, Horelica, 60, of Cameron died at 12:20 p.m. Wednesday in a local hospital following a brief illness.

Mr. Horelica, was born in Giddings and had farmed in Milam County about 50 years. He is survived by 2 brothers, Emil J. and Frank Horelica, both of Cameron; 1 sister, Miss Millie Horelica of Cameron; and 2 nephews and 5 nieces.

• • Alfred Miohalec, who attended Holy Cross High School, San Antonio, was awarded a four-year scholarship by St. Mary's University, where he plans to major in physics this fall. He is the Valedictorian of his class and also was awarded the IVIathei patics Gold Medal and the English Gold Medal.

Alfred is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Michalec Sr. of Shiner.

• Airman Jerome Kubala Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome F. Kubala• Sr. of Fayetteville, has completed his initial course of Air Force basis military training at Lackland Air Force Base. He has been iselected to attend the technical training course for radio and radar maintenance at Keesler AFB, Mississippi.

• • From Bartlett, Texas we received this report: Mr. and Mrs . Joe Williams are making their home in Austin at 4505 Depew St., after a short wedding trip. They were married Saturday in the Catholic Church at Granger. Mrs. Williams is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Martinka, and was the former Miss Barbara Ann Martinka. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Hariet Williams of Kennedy. Both graduated from the Bartlett High School.

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zenship developing exercises. Miss Hrncir the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Hincir and Miss Matus is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Matus, both families of Moravia.

• • Miss Rita Ann Dobrava becaire the bride of William C. Mensik of Freeport at a Neuptial Mass celebrated recently.

The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Ed Dobrava and the late Mr. Dobrava of La Grange. The late Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Mensik of Schulenburg were the parents of the groom.

• • Rosebud — Miss Lorraine Faye Hejl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert V. Hejl of Rt. 1, Rosebud, became the bride of Ernest Ray Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Moore of Rosebud in a double ring ceremony at 2 p.m. Sunday, June 11 at the First Baptist Church in Rosebud.

• • Mrs. Ludmilla, Nebalek, 64, widow of the late Tom Nedbalek who passed away four years ago, died last Wednesday night, June 7, at the Cotholic Home for the Aged at Hillje after an extended illness.

• Miss Jeanette Lassman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Lassman, became the bride of Joseph M. Turek, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Turek of •Shiner .

• The sixth annual Novasad family reunion was held at the Tri-Association Hall in Schulenburg Sunday, June 4.

Fifty-four families registered and there were 196 persons in attendance.

• • John Marsus Shimek, a farmer in the Pierce community for many years but Who spent the last years of his life in Garwood, passed away in ElCai ppo last Thursday, June 8, at the age of 90 years.

• Funeral services were held at 10 a.m.

Friday in the Knesek Chapel in Fayetteville for Ernest R. Coufal, 68, who passed away Wednesday night at Fayette Memorial hospital. Burial was in the Fayetteville city cemetery.

Mr. Coufal, a retired farmer, was born near Fayetteville on Feb. 29, 1893, son of Joe and Mary Machac Coufal . He was married at Schoenau, Texas, in 1915 to Miss Erna Luetge, who survives. He was a veteran of World War I. In addition to his wife he is survived by one daughter, Mrs. •Sadie Chovanec of Columbus, Rt. 1; one son, Marvin CouPatricia Hrncir and Kathryn Matus, fal of Fayetteville, and three sister.

• • both of Moravia, are two of the six State Citizenship Short Course winners They Mrs. Charles (nee Carolina Antrich) will receive an all expense-paid trip to Pavelka Sr., of Rt. 3, Shiner passed Washington, D. C. to participate in citi- away at the Dr. Frank Wagner Memo-

Wednesday, June 21, 1961 rial Hospital Sunday, June 11, 1961. Surviving are two sons, Joe and Charlie Pa. velka; two daughters, Mrs. Henry (Mary) Schacherl, Mrs Adolph (Annie) Wenske; one sister, Miss Mary Antrich, all of Shiner; also five grandchildren and two great-g andchildran. i 9 4, 9

ew Arrivals Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mikulenka of Indianapolis, Indiana are the happy parents of twin boys born to them two weeks ago. Mrs. John W. Mikulenka pust returned from spending a month with the family.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Joe T. Lev of Flatonia are the proud parents of a baby girl, born May 29, in the Wagner Memorial ,Hospital Shiner. She weighed 7 lbs., 4 ozs. and will answer to the name of Linda Kay. She has a brother, David.

Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Klozik of Shiner, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lev Parka.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Divin of Columbus are happy to announce the arrival of a daughter born on Friday, une 9, at the Columbus hospital . The little miss weighed seven pounds four ounces and has been named. Denise. .

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Susan Carol Coufal, 7 lb., 7 oz, daughter born at King's Daughters Hospital in Temple, to Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Franklin Coufal 'of Route 1, Burlington. She arrived June 11.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Francis D. Rainosek of Hallettsville announce the birth of their second child, a baby boy, born at the Renger Meirerial Hospital in Hallettsville. Saturday, June 3rd at 7:08 a.m. weighing 8 pounds and 5 ounces. The little lad will answer to the name of David Daniel. The mother is the former Dorotry Mikes of Shiner.

9 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Joe Henke, Jr., are proudly announcing the birth of their first child, a son, who made his appearance at the Renger Memorial Hospital ran Tuesday, June 6, 1961 at 9:15 p.m.

Weight was nine pounds, three ounces.

The mother is the former Marcella Vana.

• • To all these happy parents our very best wishes.

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