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PODPORA LID SKOST BRATRSTVi 28. eERVNA, (JUNE) 1961

BLili SE VASE 64 LET ViROCI Nag bratr rnistopkedseda Joe HejnY a i jini dinitele upoz,ornuji nas na na gi letogni kvotu kterou jsme si za cii dosahnouti pfedsevzali a snadno toho docileno bude, kdyt v udinime piedsevzeti, to na gim organisatortm napomocni budeme.

KatdY dobrY innysl jest jen tenkrat sklitedne dobrYm, pakli jej taky ochotne pinime. Neni o torn pochybnost, to marne nyni ten nejlep gi vYber pojistek pro jakoukoliv potfebu net kdykoliv jsme meli v dejinach na gi Jednoty.

Nage pojistky maji tet ty nejlep gi vYhady.

Dopomfite-li katdY z nas jakYrnkoliv zpilsobem k ziskani alespori jednoho diena nebo ditka, pak se nam dilo zdati, jet jsme si pkedsevzali, a zaroveri podame dilkaz sve vernosti a sVe lasky nagi Jednote. Chceme-li bYti facine informovani o torn, co se v nagi Jednote deje, je zapotfeby abychom detli pozorno nag list, zpravy Hlavnich ti tednikii a navgtevovali schtze kadove.

Proto znovu tadame v gechny eleny, kteki se o pokrok Jednoty zajiina j i, aby schtize svYch sadu kdy jen motno pravidelne nav gtevovali a die nejlep gi sve motnosti einnost tadovou podporovali.

Vgem nagim elentim, kteki tak eini a v torn smeru napomahaji plati vgech nag dik. Pracujme sestry a broth v gichni, at' na ge SPJST v tomto roce mohutni a roste. Jest toto nejvfelej gi pfani vageho redaktora k na gemu 64 vYro',1. Od roku na g eho zaloteni 1897 mno.o let radostnYch i smutnYch pfe glo a bude tak i 64. roku na geho trvani tro-

povede k tomu, abychom vespolek radostneji pracovali, ph sobs verne stall a nikomu zbyteene neubMovali. KdyZ nevraaivost a zavist ze srdci vypudime, bude se nam vkm radostneji pospolu titi. Z dojnni na gich minulSrch okrsko. vSTch schnzi krome poneeni a pfatelskeho•povzbuzeni se oZivila, i v'Srude tam V osade i mezi nav§tevniky laska k na gemu bratrstvu a sesterstvu, jet se bude najisto i `projevovati v ziskavani noveho elenstva a v lep gi a nadgenej gi praci fadove.

Pamatujte na, oslavu nagi Americke Neodvislosti. chu smig ene, trochu radosti a troehu talu a pkijde ale vtdy uklidneni, ledaco zaboli av g ak lepe o tom ani nehovofit, — C ' ast() vzpomina,m me tens sve pomocnici, to nejlepe se ptipravovat na dalgi leta titi, kdyt neptestaneme na neco mileho dekat a na nee° pekneho doufat, ate jen blaha nadeje nas sill. — Venue v to pevne a pornaha nam to vira pkekonat mnohe tetkosti.

Jsou v katdem lidskern tivote v gelijake smutky ale i radosti a to jsou smutky i radosti spoledenske a na ge vlastni.

Ve spoledenskem tivote, sobeckost a jegitnost mute zakalit mnohou ddbrou snahu a odradit nam od prase na ge dobre pracovniky, ale se s yYmi vlastninai nesnazerni se musime rovnat silou sveho srdce a rozumu.

Protd upevneme v srdci svern lasku a oddanost k nagi mile Jednote, ktera, nas

Takove aivern lasky k Jednote a obnoveni toho nUgeho nadkni k einnosti pro dalgi jeji rozmach je nam opravdu zapots eby;a dosud vzpominame tech, kteki einnost na gich okrsku odsuzovali.

— Mffteme opravnene zde poznamenati, to nage okrsky vykonali mnoho dobra za poslednich par let a bohda i v na g em 64 roce jeate vykonaji, — bez pochyby stali se chiletitYm meznikem v dejinach nasi SPJST. Mnoho zdaru do nakho 64 roku kaidemu kadu!

Vas red.

• & • SMUTNA ZPRAVA Z Dallas do gla smutna zprava, to nag bratr Josef Valeik na vtd'y z na geho kruhu na yeenost byl odvolan.

Litujeme odchodu na geho bratra ktery v mladgich letech byl v Dallaske osa,cle spolkove einnYm. — Cele pozastale rodine plati na ge upkimnd soustrast a ty bratke odpodivej v pokoji. — Cestnou pamatku Ti zachovame.

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Nase poznarn 3r Ten nag givot je hodne kratkk, tak prod Si jej manic zbytecne strpeovat a zkracovat. Kdyi, isme vet ginou toho nahledu, ge by jsme méli mit mezi sebou vice uptimnesti, tak kdyg yam nekdo ubligi méli bychom na to pa.matovat, ge ten jednotlivec nevi celek a nezanechavat hned spolkove prace.

• Kagdk z rids si musi pripornenouti, ge zdali chceme ueiniti na g vlastni givot spoledenskY vkznamnej gim a krasnejgim, zdali skuteene chceme aby na g osadni givot byl lep gim, musime zaditi sami U sebe. — taste miuvime o bratrstvi ale hned na to, pro nejakou malichernost se na sebe rozhnevame, a Skodi nam to.

a sesterskou Jednotu nejdille gitej gi, nebot' kolem teto price se pov gdy Wei vzrast a rozvoj na geho b"atrstva. My elenove vagime si dobre price nagich dobrkch bratrt a sester organisatorn, kteti maji ve skuteenosti nejvet gi zasluhu na tom, 2e ztraty v na gem Clensvi ,se zaplriuji ptilivern novYch a zdravkch sester a bratti. e Pole nagi pilsobnosti ofgem, ge dosud neni vyeerpano a jak vidite ka gdY tkden z na gich spray, e radostne uddlosti nagich rodinach se pa Texasu mnogi a mlade pratele v gude zaklaclaji si sve vlastni domacnosti. Mtgerne se vgude pochlubiti, ge nabizime ty neimodernejgi pojistky jak dospelYm mu zs tnn a genam, tak detem od nejntlej giho mladi a ge i ten nag finaneni stay je prvottidni. — Mimo toho koname dobro a propagujeme v Jednote i v tadech mezi dlenstvem praci kulturni a proto ka gdk nag glen by mel praci na gich organisatoru vgemane podporovati.

Mnozi nagi elenove projevuji neporozurneni pro' ice1 bratrskeho spolku a divaji se na, na gi Jednotu jako na nejakou pojigt'ujici spoleenost pouze a neuvedomuji si ty ptednosti, ktere nam vgem SPJST poskytuie. Nevidi rozdilu p11 pojigteni u spoleenosti a u na gi Jednoty Kdyg tak obeas si nektera na ge sestra proto, ge o gels veci tadne nepicemY- aneb bratr na to ate guje, e u nich gleli. Je to ovgem smutna a nam g ko- novo mak) navgtevuji schtze, tu si pHdliva ptieina ale pravdiva. pominam, ge v nagem Fort Worthskem • • radu 92 bYva.ji na ge schtze v gdy, dobte Pomohlo by velice, kdybychom v na- navgtivene. Po schtzi na ge dobre sestry gich tadech Si obdas o adelt na gi Jedno- vysluhuji kavu a jine zakusky a pak se ty pohovotili a i v anglietine nagi tarn pekne pospolu pobavi. — My oba degi rozdil mezi ykdelednot spoleenosti ovaem vg dy chvatame domu nebot' mapojigt'ovaci a bratrske Jednoty tadne vy- me 83 mil cesty pted nami.

Jde svetlili.

Jsem jist, ge nage bratti t- o to pripomenouti, ge vAude se dã k o gitednici z Hlavni Uradovny aneb na ge di- veni tadove einnosti neco vykonati aby i striktni organisatoti aneb nagi vase rodiny mohli u givati vgech tech ptiteditele by v to praci vypornohli. jemnej gich veci na geho spolkoveho givo+ • ta.

• • Uplynulk mesic byl velice plodnk pro na gi Jednotu jak bylo mogno seznati ze Kde mate u tadu zalo geni odbor mlazpravy br. mistoptedsedy Hejnyho. Cin- dege (Youth Club). prosini pamatujte na nost organisaern je pro ka gdou bratrskou tuto dobrou radu, kterou jsem pied le-

ye sttedu, dne 28. e. ervna, 1961 ty — Na g e mladet nechce jen slepe poslouchati rozkazy a pouze nam pomahat, ale chce bYti pii tozhodovani a planovani, chce aby ji svetena byla todpovednost. S ykdomite vedena mladet je y e y et g ine dobra a chape dohre veci lie s radosti provadi. IIláde ma zajem hudbu, o divadla a ruzne umelecke podaiky jen k tete) praci zapotteby schopneho vedeni. Snatme se v gude mladeti porozumet.

• • Vdeene oceiluje vá g Tedaktor vgechnu a katdou spolupraci, ktera pornaha nagi spoleene praci a k zlep g eni organu. Pro sim pi g te y eas mate-1i nejake oznameni pro ptit g ti tYden, a pamatujte te tam; kde konaji se schfize d y e, tti i etyti soueasne, nelze nam nav gtevou vyhoveti.

Dekuji Vam znovu za katdou poskytnutou pomoc a informakni ptispevek od vag eho fadu a za zpravy zaslane nam do stati, "Co jsem pies tYden zaslechl."

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Co pies tyden jsem zaslechl - e sekreta,at zemedelstvi SpojenYch

Statt pan Freeman hajil a odporueoval sve posledni nav g teve v Texasa plan presidenta a jeho ,radct, aby rolnici si za vedil kontrolu plodin vypestovanYch a sice katdou z y la g t'. Ptebytky ktere by vlada na g e skoupila by se die planu poutilo k uleveni bidy mezi pottebnYm lidem y e svete. Tieba e nejsme pro politiku v na g em liste, zda se te by nag lid a jeho zastupci si melt koneene u✓edomit, te to rozdavani ptebytkil a nag ich z nas ta " yymaelianjrch" peat nam y e svete nic neprospelo. — Za, to vge zmoha, se socialismus zde v na gi viasti ti radcove na g eho presidenta Kennedyho, se velice podeztele ;Mani k sodalistdm.

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Strana 3 — 2e 1 v °kali Cropus Christi, minulY — e v Robstown se konal minion netyden se radovali s y ydatneho de g te a deli sjezd rodiny SablaturovYch a te to vg e se tam die zpravy krasne opet ze- byl krasnY sjezd a pfatelskST. • leni.

• • — Ze pan Rosenbaum z Needville jeye sttedu minulY Wen, zemiela hot jsme dobte snail byl smitclne zrav ütulné v Hilije v pokroeilem veku pi. nen a zemtel tfi hodiny po sratce autoNedbalek. Byla nemocna deisi eas. Za- mobilove v nemocnici v Richmond. — nechala 2 syny a d y e dcery, kterYm vy- Na g e soustrast cele rodine. slovujeme na g i soustrast.

• • — Ze v Houston na g li po potaru uho— e nâ stars ptitel Rudolff Tajch- telou mrtvolu pani E. V. Drozdy v zadni man zemtel jsa 74 let star, jit jsme mi- easti domova jejiho. Byla pouhYch 47 nule zdelili. DoSla je g te zprava, te zane- let stara a jak se ne g testi pkihodilo, nichal poeetnou rodinu v okresu Nueces kdo se nedopatral.

• • cot jsme nevedeli a v g em tedy opozdene vyslovujeme uptimnot stoustrast.

— Ze minulY tYden piciMa zprava, • • z Ennis tat y e zprava hla g en byl Frank Suro y eak ml. z okresu Austin je pottebnY de g t a te se tam pekne i o- v namotnicke nemocnici v San Diego vatne nemocen. Dnes tam rodieum a jechladilo.

KatdY rolnik se raduje, bude zaji g tena,a, dobra firoda korny a ho mantelce do g la zprava e zemlel. Byl je g te mlad a cele jeho rodine, vyslovujemaizu. Te g i nas to tel. ne uptimnou soustrast.

• • • • -- 2e se nam z Fort Worth zdeluje, pani Frank Paprskak byla operovana v minulSr ty- den zemiela v BrenHarris nemocnici a ptejeme brzkk a ham nemocnici statenka, pani Anna pine pozdraveni.

Daneakova. Byla ranena mrtvici pied tY• • dny ale jeji sta y se zlep g il, ale •oneene -- e ze v g ech stran jsou hlageny novjr zachy at jeji tivot dokonal. Byla snatky ale kdy t nejsou jmena, spravne vdovou Na g e soustrast portistale rodine.

0 udand, nelze se o nich zminit, nebot' pak neradi podavame opravy. — }Ha— e v Temple polar po g kodil opet g en°, e sleena Vernell Stavinoha ze Sealy si za tenicha vyvolila pana Ben nekolik obchodnich budov minulY t3rKurtu tat ze Sealy, tu gim a pfejeme jim den a g koda ueinena je znaena. Nedavnekolik budov. a vg em tern nadejnYm "pareekiim" mno- no tam tat vyhotelo • ho gtesti.

• • —Ze Robert Kofnovec syn na g i sestry •Marii Kofnovcove bude piesazen z --e snad katdY rad ate navinky a zpravy z jinYch osad ale male kdo Si Guam zakladny vladni, do Kalifornie vezme eas, aby nejakou tu zpravieku k a pH te ptiletitosti na yg tiyi zde svoji Pogleme vam rodinu, matku a bratry. Te g i lids jeho uvetejneni nam zaslal. navrat. obalky kdy t potaidate.

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• • — e Sleena Drozdova z Ennis, byla v — e die zpravy z Moravii, spadla tarn Dallaske nemocnici operovana minulY minulY tYden tamer 8 paid). toutebne 0- tYden. Dati se ji ji uspokojive a pfejeeekavaneho de g te a te v g ude v okoli pti- me pozdraveni.

• • kopy byly pine vody a potoky vylitY daleko do sousednich poll.

— Ze sice nevim kdo hada povesil na • • plot, jak kdysi radii nam z El Campo - Z" e ii NorsovYch budou vdavat dce- bratri Barto g , ale at' ji t to byl kdo byl, rt.' Dorothy jak nam bylo zdeleno. 2e- velice se nam jiste zavdeeil, nebot' vunich vyvolenjr je pan Clarence Matug, de po Texasu pekne zapr g elo. Ale ted' syn p. Johna Matu g ovYch. Budou farmati na chvili tadneho hada na sezdani- v Abbott . katolickem kostele a "fenc" neve g ejte a to matieka zeme piejeme jim Stesti. trochu prosclme.

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e a v dalnem Japonsku zernfel na g krajan Felix Genzer, kterY tam byl • leta vladnim zamestnancem. Jeho lesne pozistatky budou ptiveZenY do Needville k pochovani. Na g e soustrast cele portstale vodine.

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— 2e v ElCampo minulY tYden sezdana byla sleena Betty Jak gova s panem Edvinem VeselYm z Ganado. At se pr Y vrati ze svatebni cesty budou bydlet na farme ph Ganado.

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Naiim dopisovatelum Dopisy ktere , dojdou sem do West v sobotu odpoledne kdy zde jest po g ta zav1-end aneb v ne,deli, i a v pondeli rano a ty co musi bYti v pondeli rano nejlepgi vali do ptepisovane se ji t Vestniku nedostanou. Vestnik, Ci jeho sazba se diva v pondeli dopoledne do forem a je vysilan v f.ter Y z West aby Vas do g el y e stiedu.

Zadame vas tedy zdvotile, abyste .kdyt mate nejakou zpravu oznameni aneb jej laskave odeslali y eas. Neeekejte do posledni chvile se zpravou o chystanem podniku va g eho Hutu aneb distriktu, ale ode g lete ji prosim tYden ku pledu. Snatime se poskytnouti katdemu tu nejlep gi motnou slutbu ale Va g e vYpomoc jest tadouci. Diky, red.

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Dosud nam dochazeji sem do West 2Adosti o zmeny adres ac jsme temei v kaZdenr °isle zvlak' na to upozornili, 2e ani redaktor ani vydavatel nejsou opravMini &Intl zmeny v adresati. Prosime tedy znoVu, posilejte zmeny ptimo na adresu Hlavni -aradovny, Box 400, Temple, Texas. a udejte V'Zdy dislo tadu ku kteremu -nalekte.

Nejlepe se hodi k tomu kupon , jet. je otisknut temer v kaIdet ri aisle organu, Dekujeme Vdm ptedem.

1.Thettite rain mnoho prace a zbytedne vyddni patovne.

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Zas ye spechu jsme rainulY tYden opomeli se zminiti o nakch nasStevach zde v tiskane. Na kratk rozhovor zastavill se to bratr a sestra Alholm a jejich synkove z Fort Worth, bratr .1<ti2an a Barton, bratr ptedseda Edw. L. Marek a Otto HanuA, rnanZele Rud Troubilovi z Taylor, dale bratr Anton MaZanec z Waco, bratr Hugo Freund, sestra M. Kofnovcova, ptedminulY tyden bratr J. Marek, J. Dujka, sestra Soukupova a Kti2a,nova, sestra Cepakova a jeji deveatka, o je gte nektere na ktera jmena si prave nemohu vzpomenouti. V.Sechny tyto navkevy nds velice potekli a ptijd'te prilektostne zas. ) • 4 ° t SJEZD RODINY MATOCHA V nedeli 2. dervence bude se konat sjezd rodiny Matochove v sini American Legion u silnice 36 pouze 3 mile od Rosenberg a kalclY sptiznen s touto rodinou Johna a Kateiciny Matocha od La Grange, jsou uctive zvane se sifeastnit.

— Kalda, rodina necht' ptinese si sve ku spoleenemu obedu. — Na shledanou. Jerry a Sophie Foytik, Emil a Albina SabrAula, Rosenberg, Texas. ) • 4 •

Den mladeZe ttetiho okrsku, se vzdor tomu 2e minulou nedeli rano panovalo v severni dasti na.,1,:eho statu velice neptizfive poea,si, se velice dobte vydatil.

NavReva p • atel a elenii byla nad oeekavdni poeetnd. Mlade2 sneastnenYch fddu •dostavila se ve velkem poetu a pad vedenim nak dobre sestry: Wilmy Nesudove se mini priznive ptedstavil.a.

PodrobnY popis tete krasne slavnosti si ponechame do ptiStilio cisla, kdy jsem jist nam dojdou jrnena v'Sech naJ, §ich rnladYch umelcd. Jen tolik jeSle dluZno poznamenat, Ze pakli si i nadale v naAern bratrstvu udriime zajem nak mlade2e, pod r dcbrYrn vedenim a trochu obetavosti tech starkch, Ze o budoucHlavni riiadovna SPJST poskytuje nost i rozkvet nak SPJST netteba nam prijay na farmy ranee a vybudovany se strachovat. mestskY majetek kdekoliv v Texasu.

Pujeuje svoje vlastni penize na nizke Na§e uptimna, poklona v'Sern udinkujicim, vkm ptateltim a hostilm, hostici- Uroky a na dlouhe splatky s velice , podminkami pro piedeasne vymu radu 130. od redaktora. placeni.

-- Pike si o bliisi podrobnosti )•4° na: Supreme Lodge, SPJST, Box 400, Temple, Texas. ' Po deli porade a dohode s riiedniky ) • 4 • ( Hlavni rikadovny bylo usnekno, — eska, vzdelavaci Nadace Texasu nebudou budouene ye Vestniku uveiejv College Station, Texas novane obrazky nevest, vYrodi sriatkii, Dary zaslany na pokladnika od 1. ledabsolventri rriznYch Skol, coi nerna piimY vztah na nak spolkovou praci iadovou, na 1960 do 31. prosince 1960 jsou okrskovou a vribec cele Jednoty. To se sledujici: — $25.00 stalo k Arun obmezeni vydani za zhotove- W. M. Bueek, Bay City — $10.00 R. J. Bartosh, Taylor ni rytin a patovneho spojeneho s vraKarel •iciasek, Corpus Christi — $25.00 eenim obrazkit odesilatelrim.

Dale bylo usnekno, ie kaida zasilka Pani Jos p.. -mouw, Lake Villa, $ 2.00 Illinois — odeslana redaktorovi musi byti pine vy$ 1.00 placena,, a za obrazky ktere si piejete N. N., Dallas RVOS tad disle 133,'Temple — —$ 5.00 aby yam byli vraceny, musi byti —$ 1.00 no patiiene priatovne. Obrazky ku kterjan Vojta Rutaro, Califernia — je priloien dopis, musi byti tak oznaCe- Man&le E. W. Schovajsovi, $25.00 PlaCedb, Temple ne na obalce, jinak cela zasilka je prvni $ 5.00 tiidy, a chybujici pokovne musi dopla- Hugo 8eveik, El Campo — $10.00 F. K. Bueek, Hallettsville ceti redakce.

0 uvetejneni teto zpravy laskave proCeny vSeho, i pokovneho se stale zvyguji a jest tieba opatrneho vedeni coi sime.

Srdeene dekujerne v'gern darcum a provyiaduje napravu. Kaida, zasilka ktera sime, aby dark ptispevky byly zasldny nebude pine vyplacena odesilatelem, bude mu vracena. redaktor Vam pie na: dem. dekuje za laskave porozumerii to- Dr. Jchn M. Sktivanek, Sec'y-Treasurer The Czech Educational Foundation of muto naiizeni a za Vak soueinnost.

Texas, P. Box 446, College Station, Texas. ) * 4, • • 4 • ( Upozorneni na MorayskY Den do Chicaga SJEZD HORAKOVE RODINY ma byti odeslan zavdanek do dne 30.

Cer yna na, adresu se bude pota.dat v nedeli dne 9. e'erIgn. Senkyilk, 405 Market St. vence v Moulton V. F. W. sini. — KaklY El Campo, Texas sptiznen s touto 'rodinou jest zvan. — Aneb na sestru Ptineste sebou ,sviij "Basket Lunch" Zan Hradeckou kterY_ °bed- bude o 12 hodine poledne c/o El Campo News spoleene.

RodinnSt vYbor El Campo', Texas

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Kdo uteee, vyhraje Profesor (pti ptedna gce "Plyn, nachazejici se v tete neprody'Sne uzavtene rource, jest na nej yYge jedovatY. Jake kroky byste ueinil, na ptiklad vy, Vonasku, kdyby najednou poeal uchazeti?"

Student: "Dlouhe kroky."

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Nag e zdru2ene kady 3 okrsku pokadaji !tad alslo 9 Snook, Texas y e prospech Youth Camp zabavy, jak Mile sestry a bratii: bylo usneseno v posledni distriktni schu PRVNI OKRSEK Muslin Vain ptipomenout, to v nedeli Podzimni sehtize prvniho okrsku bude zi 3 okrsku. Jak poroblete tam u Va dne 2. Cervence nas tad Slovan eislo 9. g eho tadu aby Coto snateni pro nati konat ye Snook, Texas ye spolkove bude- potadat slavnost jak ,obyeejem ti kadu eislo 9. SPJST a den bude oz- mladet se setkalo• s tispechem? katclY rok.

• namen co nejcitive bude mobio.

Nate pravidelna kadova schtize pro tu fz d c11/' Piknik se bude konat v sini S bratrskYrn poZdravem pkieinu je odlotena na cliruhou nedeli E. R. Jakubik, ptedseda okrsku. kadu 38 na Kovat dne 2. eervence. 0 dne 9. Cervence (July) misto prvni. Do pobaveni a vte jive k tomu bude dobie • teto schiize dne 9. Cervence taclame nas postarano.

Tak nezapomente.

DRUHY OKRSEK neetni vYbor aby se dostavil a ptehledl Oznamuje svuj "Youth Activity Day", nate tadove knihy. Nezapomente sesAdd 161 oznamuje svilj vYroeni Piknik kterY se bude °pet potadati v Camp Tatry a bratti na tu naSi slavnost dne 2. huya poblae Belton, jane od mesta Tern na den 2. Cervence na pozemka pti sve Cervence a dostavte se v nejvettim popie. — Den a program bude v kratkosti tadove sini Jourdanton La Parita. Od- etu. Zveme nate pile:tele a zname z poledne o 1 hodine Bar-B-Que, hry. oznamen.

Rozliene pobaveni pro vetchny a hudba. blizka a vzdalene te2, na tuto na gi vY• roeni osiavu. — Nat vYbor slibil, 2e se • • postara o chutne Bar-B.-Que. TRETI OKRSEK Kroutek eeskYch ten v Dallas potada Zvlatt' zceme nate iltedniky z Hlavni Ptigti podzimni schtize 3. okrsku se piknik y e etvrtek 6. Cervence o 6 hodifaadovny a tet na geho bratra redaktobude konat u hostielho tadu 154 ye Ft. nach veeer v parku u Sokolovny. ra. — Bude nas tetit je pkivitat.

Worth. Den a program bude zavOas oz- Clenka ktera se mini sileastnit, aby S bratrskYm pozdravem namen. nesla bud' smakne kure ancb line maE. R. Jakubik, taj. so, ptikrmy obstard kroutok. Hostitelky •( • obstaraji studene napoje a sodovky pro Fort Worth, Texas PArk OKRSEK deti. Tak pozvete svou rodinn a zname a Bratil a sestry: pkeje si zajistiti den 15. kijna pro svoji pkijd'te. Sokolovna bude otevtena v 5 Ocibaka SVPS eislo 9, po j itt'ujici spopodzimni schtizi a dekujeme ptedem aby hodin odpoledne a piknik zapoene v 6 lek proti ohni a bouki, potadd pravideltento den nam byl ponechan. Misto do- hodin. nott schilzi 16. eervence (July) ye 2:30 sud nebylo zajigteno. hodin odpoledne v Sokolovne.

Picnic Houstonskeho Sokol a. a Barbecue • • Bade placeni poplatkki tak pkijd'te v °bed dne 9. eervence. Hudba 'Eddie and hojnem poetu. his Play Boys" povtininete si nati ozAESTY OKRSEK Po schfizi bude svaeina. Mile sestry oznamuje, *te jejich podzimni sehtize namky. — VYbor. jste tadane aby jste ptinesly nejake • se bude konat u tadu 28. v East Bernard sladkosti, jako koldee, paje, kejky, co kte Birthday Club tadu 88 Houston, pota- ra donesete vtecko dobre, za cot vain a melte dattim a celY potad bude oznada svoji obvyklou Card party a v po- jmenem Mein dekujeme do ptedu. Vgem: men co nejdtive moMo. Tolik prozatim v‘ge co mono oznamiti. ledne s chutnYm obedem. dne 5. eerven- nemocnYin pozdraveni. ce. — Nezapomente — Dale dne 12. eer• • Tet bratke redaktore ptijd'te do schuvence schilze sester od kadu 88 zaeatek ze i s vati tenutkou bude-li vain to motSEDArk OKRSEK o 11 hodine dop. a spoleenY °bed. — Po- no.

Podzimni sehtze secimeho okrsku bu- znaete si to a ptijd'te.

S pozdravem na vtecky etouci. de se konat jak oznameno dne 1. tijna Frantitka Skratek, dop.

(October) v American Legion Hall, ) • Kingsville, Texas u tadu Cisla 118.

Solvate tadu 130 Dallas, bude se tento' eskeho Literdirzaloieni C Resale vSfroei krate konat dne 9. dervence mist() prvni -----) • at. ndho Sdrifienft nedeli v niesici.

Austin, Texas "Oas ryehle leti a dnes oslavujeme 10. tf vYroCi zaloteni nateho Sdruteni", kekl Jak se nag e tady do konce kvetna v pro. Ed. Mieek na pravidelne schilzi 16. poetu ziskaneho pojiSteni. umistnili. eervna 1961. Uvital ptitonme a podekoval RAd eislo 6 — 79 Menu — Cottonwood jim a vtem natim spolupracovnikUm za West. echotnou spolupraci. Zvlattni dik vysloft a d eislo 88 — 45 elenit — Houston vil natemu tisku, jent umotnil zdar naf?, d eislo 154 — 43 e'lend — Ft. Worth ti piece pro tee matekskou a zdtraznil a d eislo 54 — 30 Menu — West heslo: Do katde nati rodiny Ceske noviny.

Add eislo 29 — 25 elent — Taylor Podnet k zaloteni Sdruteni daly nate PAd Oslo 142 — 23 Mend — Houston krajanky i krajarie, ktere nas vyzvaly, ft d 'Oslo 17 — 23 Menu NovY Tabor abychom vydali zaba ynou ueebnici pro Add Oslo 84 — 22 Mend — Dallas mladet, aby se neila Ceskeniu eteni a vai"Za, d disk) 35 — 21 Mend — Elk tila si eeskeho pilvodu a CeskYch rodien.

Add eislo 168 — 18 dent( — Jourdanton • 4, • Vydali jsme obrazkovou eitanka JARO

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Strana 6 pro zaeateeniky za dolar, aby si ji ka g -dYmohlkupit.Zajemoitnkubyla velikY, ze jsme mohli vydati upine novou obrazkovou Ceskou eitanku JARO za stejnou cenu. Tu dosud mime na sklade a moan ji objednati.

Na vyzvani vydali jsme i eitanku pro pokroaile, TATO, jeg brzy byla, vyprodana. Pozdeji vydali jsme eitanky PODZIM a ZIMA, obe jsou obrazkove a velmi oblibane. Seznamuji , dospele i mladeg s deskYin pisemnictvim i eeskYm umenim, protoge maji obrazky ptednich na gich umelcii a cena je jen jeden dolar, i s po g -tovnYm,zavYtisk.

Ptigly gddosti, abychom vydali knihy j 50. yYroei smrti slavneho spisovatele Torsteho roku 1960 a vydali jsme THE REAL TOLSTOY a TOLSTOY, THE ARTIST AND HUMANIST, .ktere se fad velike oblibe, zylagte mezi mlade gi. Jsou, krdsne vazane a prodavaji se po 2 dolarech za, vYtisk. Obe knihy dostaly se do knihoye npiednich americkYcla universit a upozorriuji nejen na, Tolsteho, nYbrk i na T. 0. Masaryka a Dr. Dusana Makovickeho, lekate Tolsteho a yerneho ptitele ag do smrti, jemug poprve dostalo se zaslougeneho uznani, cos pote gilo roduve'rne Slovaky, proto ge Dr. Makovicky byl Slovak.

Knihy o Tolstem nuti premY gleni a maji dobrY vliv. Zajimate-li he a ne, nebo eitanky JARO, PODZIM a ZIMU, napigte na adresu: Dr. Eduard Mieek, University Station, Austin 12, Texas, vlo g gnY obnos a Vage objednaVka,-teptislu bude ihned vykizena a Va ge jmeno zapsano do zvla gtniho pamatniku. SrdeenY pozdrav etenaktim a redakci..

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V2STNIK— WEST, TEXAS veni, odpoledne budou rfizne hry, tak doufilme uspokojit ka gdeha, v gichni jste nam vitani. Za malt' poplatek toho bude pinY tarn' a ty vase maminky si take rady odechnou od valeni dada, doma.

• tadova, schnze bude v nedeli 9. eervence (July) ye 2 hodiny odpoledne eleni jsou gadani k -Cleasti ptijd'te ye velkem poetu a sestry jsou laskave gada,ne, aby °pet prinesly, rtii gne peeivo a saldty na svaeinu.

Sestra Frank Paprskakovd byla ly tden v iiterY operovana v nemocnici Harris, kde podstoupila, dosti tegkou operaci a pekne se pozdravuje. Po tYdnu pobyti tam, byla dues ptevezena doma, k radosti svoji rodiny a nas vgech.

Vgichni ji prejeme brzke' uzdraveni a dalgiho zdravieka je gte na mnoho let.

Jeji dcera, a moje to nevesta, Anna Juranova byla ze svoji maminkou v nemocnici ve dne po celY tYclen a dobke ji opatrovala, ted' kdyg je doma, bude to mit blig jezdit. °pet jsme ztratili jednoho Mena, bratra James Novikoff zemtel pa dell nemoci v convalescent domove, ve stall 68 let minulY tden v fiterY a pohleb se konal s pohrobnicke kaple ad Crowder— Brooks, ye etvrtek ye 2 hodiny odpoledne a pchovan byl na hrbitove, Greenwood. Neni mi znamo, kdo vykonal pohtebni obtady, ale za, tad se s na,gim spolubratrem rozloueil, na g' ptedseda, bra.tr Carl Zich. Bratr Novikoff se narodil v Rusku a sem do Ft. Worth, pitel ye stati 18 let a chodil do South-Western Baptist Theological seminary. Pracoval u Swift and Company 28 let, co leznik.

Pattil ke Clinton Ave Primitive Baptist kostelu. Zanechal v galu mangelku a 3 syny; Leon a Daniel, zde a James Novikoff, Jr. v Haustone a 3 vnoueata.

Pozustale mangelce, synfim a cele dalSi rodine, vyslovujeme uptimnou sou strast a zesnulemu, dej lehke odpoeinuti O Pane, a oest jeho pamatce.

Jegte pripominam bratry a sestry a ptatele, nezapomente na ten abed a pH,telske pobaveni v nedeli 2. eervence. — ✓ pondeli 3. eervence, (July), mame v nas' sini, velkou taneeni zabavu, hudbe, Charles Adamelk orchefstru z Dallas, ktero,u potadaji katolicke spolky, KJZT eislo 54 a mu gsky spolek KJT Oslo 59 a uctive zvou celou krajanskou yetejnost, ptijd'te se pobavit, ph yYborne hudbe, druhY den je svatek (July 4th.) tak si odpoeinete. Zaeatek v 8 hodin vee'er.

M. Juran dopisovatelka *, )

iitad Svaz t echoslovanil eislo 92 Fort Worth, Texas Mile sestry a bratri!

Schlize tadova se konala v nedeli, dne 11. aeryna. Meli jsme peknou schtzi, jen navgteva slabs, asi 30 elenu bylo ptitomno. — Pa yytizeni be gnYch zalegitosti, yybory podaly svoji zpravu, ktera, byla ptijata s u,spokojenim. — Reditelka V kuchyni, sestra Frank Kadle gkova, Bala navrh, pokadat nejake ptatelske pobaveni a tak bylo ujednano, na ptigti nedeli 2. eervence (July). Vysluhovani obeda zapoene v 11 hodin ,a bude tak dlouho dokud budou hladovi. Budou klobasky se zelim a jine maso, kdo si bude ptat ostatni ptichutky k tomu. Sestry jsou laskave gadane by ptinesly rfizne peeivo, Lodge Jaro, No. 130, SPJST ke kafieku — diky za vgechno, Dallas, Texas Bratti a sestry, ptatele a viibec v gichClenutn eadu 130 Dallas, Texas ni jsou ,uctive zvani, prijdle i se syytni sehtize fadu Jaro eislo 130. bude rodinami na ten ()bed a pkatelske poba- se konat v nedeli dne 9. eervence misto

ye stfedu, dne 28. e'ervna, 1961 prvni nedeli. Tedy si tuto zmenu laskave poznaete a ptijd'te vgichni Martha Vila, Taj. ) • 8 • Houston, Texas Birthday Club No. 88 Mill etenaki: Muslin Yam oznamiti, Birth& Club potada svoji Card Party prvni stkedu dne 5. eervence, co g zapoene v 10:00 hodin rano a v poledne chutnY °bed. K listku mate ptile gitost vyhrat nekolik peknYch cen. Pkijd'te komu molno vezmete sebou sve pfatele a zname.

Druho sttedu v mesici dne 12. eervence, sestry od Birthday Club maji svou mesieni schuzi kterd zapoene v 11 hodin; v poledne °bed. Nav gtevnici jsou vgdy vitani. Sestry ktere sla y' sve narozeniny v mesici eervenci jsou nasleduhe': Anna Vrla, Evelyn Mikola g, Louise Kadleeek, Lois Martin, Anna 8vestka, Agnes Burge, Annie Baethe a Rosie Ruland. Sestry od Birthday Clubu jim ygem. blahopteji k jejich narozeninam.

Ptekvapila nas smutna zprava le dve sestry nas nahle opustili a sice Amalie a Vlasta Halugka. Byli vgdy ochotnY pracovat a vYpomact kde bylo treba. Byli zabitY v automobilovem natesti v nedeli rano kdyg jell do Fayetteville, navgtivit hroby, ale nedojeli. Kdy g byly ill mile za Brookshire, tak se jejich kara srazila s jinou za velkeho date, takteg v to kale s nimi zabiti byli mladi mangele Lad a Rosa Lee Halu gka, ten eleni tadu eislo 88 tak Ian ztratil v kratkosti nekolik elenii. Budeme je pastradat.

MinulY tden zase zabiti v ne gtesti mladi mangelue Joe a Joanette Hovard, takte g pled mesicem sestra Terezie 0lexa zemlela. Necht' odpodivaji v pokoji. ,ad elslo 88 potadd tanec tine prvniha eervence. Muziku doda Jim Brosch Orchestra. Ka gdY jest fictive zvan.

Pro dnegek toho jig necham..

S pozdravem, Sophie Hruby 9 )e irtad 165 Moulton, Texas Sestry a bratti a mill etenati.

Dnes prepreha a neda se nic venku delat a tak' Va,m nee° napi gi do nageho Vestniku. — Urody v na gem okoli jsou spckojive, jen by se to baviny udelalo dost.

Cella jsem v novinach, g'e prY rolnici budou i obmezovani v pestorani hoveziho dobytka. — No to budou jen zas ti vela reneati bohatnout a ti mall, z' jak obyeejne jak s tou -na g' bavinou.

Male prasatka kdy g koupite na Auction Sale tak je musite gayest k zverolekaki a za $1 od jedneho on vam je naodkuje a

Ve stredu, dile 28. 'derma, 1961 to jeSte k tomu musite mit na to papir, ; ten "permit" BoZinku, myslim, kdyby ty na ge predkoye z hrobu vstali ti by se podivili, kam se jen podela ta na ge "Svoboda" v to vioye vlasti.

Pachne to uZ i zde v Americe tim dictatorstvim. No ale snad jaksi zas bude.

Jak jsme tu na gi radovou schazi v deAtiyem poeasi odbyli ale rolnici v tomto okoli byli tomu degti velice povdeeni.

Bylo nas ve schilze dosti hodne co'Z. nas yhly pote gi. — Dvetni cenu yyhrala sestra Laddie DlouhY. — Dale yam mile sestry a bratti da yain veolet, aby jste jiste do Olga schilze dne 9. eervence pHjell. — Planujeme velkY Picnic zaeatkern srpna pokud je podasi pkiznive a k tomu velkY "Dinner". — Tak jiste do schuze piijd'te • aby jsme se o tom yespolek poradili.

Na listku ne-mocnYch jest na ge sestra Willie Mae Daiilek ktera byla operovana, ye Wagnerove, nemocnici a jid" doma dobre pokraeuje. TeZ tak bratr J. V. flaylik jiZ je doma a na ceste k uzdravent. Tegi nas to velice.

Pro dnes toho psani jiz necharn, ale Praia bych si, aby i jine z na geho okoli anebo od jinYch mist nee() taky do Vestniku napsali. Kandy rad si neco z tech osad ptetika. — Az nas staraich tu nebude kdys, kdo potom bude do Vestniku clopisoyat?

S ptatelskym pozdravern vaem, spolusestra, Bolena Fojtova 1• 4, •( fad S ovanska Lipa eislo 66 Waco, Texas Mill bratti a sestry: Nage schtize se konala v nedeli odpoledne, dne 18. 'derma v Linden Hall.

Ptedseda Monroe Janke ji zahajil a Helen Kolenovsky vzdala Best vlajce a byla opakovana v gemi eleny.

Vgichni fitednici byli tea ptitomni.

Navgtevou u nas byla pani Jodie Stanislav a pozdeji prisli manaele Loyal Bessiere s detmi. Jsou nav gtevou u Mazancovych; piijeli z Amarillo, Texas. Tegi nas a doufam ae zase ptijdou.

Protocol byl eten a males oprava udelana a pak byl plijat.

Bratr Bill Kotenek, ptedseda nam dal velice uspokojivou zpro.vir a bratr Edward Mazanec pteentl protocol s jejich schtize.

Sestra Libbie Parmova dekovala vgem -o prisli ji pomoct kdy2 Mladez mela ten 'een-age" Bal v nedeli veeer a pekne se jim vydatil a pravila, ae bude zase jeden potadan veeer 13. srpna. Na Princezni Bal bude hrat Henry Brosch Orchestra.

Budou mit velice pane dvetni odxneny

ITESTNIX--WEST,TEXAS na ten weer. Vstupni listky bude mit na starost ptedseda Janke a deveata je budou prodavat, a to ktera proda nejvic listku bude Kralovnou a ,druha bude Duchess. Tyto deveata se uchazeji za, Kralovnit a Duchess: Beverly Gaidugek, Lana Reznieek, Helen KolenovskY, Sharon Engelke, Zephyr Fay Spence, a Frances Miller. Prejerne mnoho zdaru.

Diky bratrilm Hall a, Moore, ae jim vstupne listky Tito Cleni mail tento mesic narozeniny. Sestry: Margaret Narovec, Emma Oegka, Emogene Scott, Elain Reznicek, Rose Simck v Oeskoslovensku, Margie IVIatug, Mildred Stanislav, Darlene Engelke, Louis Matu g a broth: John i m elk, Emmett Attaway, Jr., Billy Ray Adameik, a Albert Casper. Zazpivali jsine Dm "Happy Birthday" pisen.

Marne lest kandidatt a jsou to: Ernest 0. Hall, Lori Ann Kreder, Frances Bertha Moore a ty upsal bratr Otis deska.

Valerian Pat Pinter upsal bratr Chris Spence, Jr., Mark Matthew Mazanec Richard Ernest Simcik byli UP sani bra -tremE.GMazncem.Nvrhbylcan,bychom je prijali cod mine s radosti udean. Doufame, 'Ze se jim bude mezi name libit.

Bratr Roman Parma za NemocenskY VYbor. zdelil, ae sestra, Dorothy Moore byla nekolik idnti v nemocnici. Pan Martin Owen, na g velice o.blibeny nik z Waco pit na gich sobotnich tancich byl poranen kdyt do jeho vozidla vrazila druha kara a tea je .v nemocnici. Johnny Soukup, syn naSich elent tea je v nemocnici a ntejem v g ern ze srdce aby byly zase brzo zdrave.

PeknY poent eletul se chystalo jet do Dallas v nedeli a ptali jsme jim aby se jim to pekne vydatilo.

Dvetni Odmenu vyhrala sestra Margaret Gaidu gek s manaelem pra y& slavila 14 let man'aelstvi. Na ge gratulace.

Barbara Gaidugek vyhrala• v detskem oddeleni.

Schilze se odroeila y e etyti hodiny a pak meli kontest nekolik deveat a jeden hoch a kterk vyhraje aby za na g tad freinkovali v Dallas. Vgechny eisla byla velice pekna ale museli jsme jen dye vybrat a jsou to: Hattie Matu g a Beverly Gaidugek. Nage gratulace oboum deveatum a mnoho zdaru v Dallas v nedeli.

Mladea meli svou schuzi hned pa nag'i a pak byla na ge veente.

Tyto posledni dva tYdny jsme men hodne dente •kterY jsme velice pottebovali a jsme tak radi, ze koneene narn zaprgelo.

Se srdeenYm pozdravem no vgechny etouci.

RilZena Parmova Dopisovatelka tadu 66

Strana ' Sokolski, Jednota Houston Houston, Texas Mill etenati: Pfichazim opet mezi vas a v gem yarn dayam vedet, ae Sokol v Houston opet potada piknik dne 9. eervence v Soklolovne na, Edsee ulici.

K obedu budou vysluhovat Barbecue veptove, hovezi a kutata, se vaim prislugenstvirn a tak si budete moci vybrat co dle chute. Tea bude rilzne peeivo nage hoSpodyfiky jsou laskave aadane by ptinesli nejake peeivo.

Bude tam zas na ge eeska muzika, vylaravat a sice: "Eddie and His Playboys."

E. Zalesak jest dobrY harmonikar a ted' mu jegte bude yypomahat i p. Kueera dobry muzikant a dobrY zpevak, nu a L. Ja,nea ten takted kaedehol rozebere, nevim jmeno toho druheho muzikanta.

Piknik se porada venku pod koSatYmi stromy, kde si mtdete u stolu v pohodli sedn.out, odpoeinout a hudbu poslechflout, aneb si i zazpiyati.

Vezmete si sebou karty neb domino, a si mtdete zahrat a pobavit a pH torn poslouchat muziku. MinulY mesic se nain pikrtik yydatil, a mnozi si donesli domino a karty a bavili se pti nekolika stolech. Doufame ae p. Svreek s Orchard opet ptijede S doniinem.

V lest- hoditi zapoene zdarma tanec a tak tea "cake walk". Mihuly piknik kteti byli ptitomni si velmi pochvalovali, jak abed tak i muziku, ae uzili dobre easy.

Tak ted' budem hledet abyste se ()pet vSichni citili tak dobre aneb lepe.

Tak nezapornente 9. eervence na piknik u Soknla.

Na attar.

S. HrubY, dopisovatelka ) Moulton, Texas Mill eteriati: Taky se osmeluji napsat par tadek do nageho mileho Vestniku.

Vgechny dopisy jsou pekne upravene tak ja doufarn, ae i miij dopis bude oprayen aby to bylo k svetu.

Ted' je jia nejaka ta nalada na psahi. Dostali jsrne jia vlaaieku, nebylo to tak mnoho podle toho co asi tti mile od nas dostali — az 3 a 4 couln, kdyato my jen new pies 2 a pill coule, ale Doman to korne neb zaeinala klasky habYvat. Jia rtzne jsme jedli. Misty meli dosti okurek tak ted' je pilno: okurky, tomaty zavatovat, i Majove broskve, (peaches).

Podam navod na okurkovk salat ktetY lze draet v frigidaire (lednici) dlouho a jista pani my tekla, ae to data zmrznout do Deep freeze a ae je dobrY. Zde jest navod: Vezrni mlade okurky co nemaji velike seminka ,nakrajejl na kolieka, pak naloupej malou cibuli

Strana 8 a na teninko narezej, mrkev. Zmichej vae a . dej do flaSek. Pak vezmi tti kopky vody, kopek octa, kopek cukru a etvrt kopka soli, dobfe to zmichej, a2 se to aczpusti pak zalej to michaninu a maali vodu mtiZea dat celery seminka a mustardove seminka. Zatahni flaaky a ponech y e lednici jak dlouho chcea. Dobre chutnani preji.

Noveho moc to neni, same svatby ale pohtelay a zase se mladi rodi jde to potad do kola. Leda kde se vyskytne neatesti jako posledni tYden vyhotel velky domov na dye patra vysokY, CI, to naafi dcery a zet'ovy Emil Chaloupka,, PrebYval v doniku jejich delnik Willie Rypl ale vaichni se zachranily a 2adnY neptiael k rirazu ale ptieina ohne je zahadou. Olovek nikdy nevi co se muse stat Proto by lide meli ;dbat aby men alespori hejake poji:sleni proti ohni.

Jestli toto uvidim v tisku, tak zase nekdy hodim nejakY tadek.

S pozdravem na v gecky eleny Jednoty, ztistavam Mrs. Antall Koudelka.

1• 4 • „ Krouiek CeskSreh Zen v Dallas, Texas Dovoluji si upozorniti Wechny le a zname, 2e den na geho piltniku (vYletu) se blili tak si to poznaete, je to ye etvrtek 6. eervence it 6 hodin veoer v parku u sokolovny it Oslo 7448 Greenville Road Dallas. Sokolovna bude otevi-ena it 5 hodin, tedy ptijd'te mezi nas a pobavte se. Pkineste si maso jake mate rad/ a /lettere sestry v Itroutku obstaraji plikrmy a studene napoje a sodovicy pro deti. Hostitelky obstaraji peeivo pro Vgechny. Tedy prosim, ptijd'te at' je nas hodne.

S pkatelskYin pozdravem a na shleclanou na pikniku 6. eervence.

AneZka Houdkova, dopisovatel. ) • 4 • (— The roadrunner, a cuckoo famous for ats ability to kill rattle snakes, also is known as the "snake-eater." ) • 4 •

VbSTNIK— WEST, TEXAS

IN MEMORIAM We, the undersigned Resolution Committee of Lodge Komensky No. 20 of Granger, Texas, for and in behalf of our members, wish here-with to express our deepest sympathy to the bereaved wife, daughter, sons, sisters, brothers and other relatives of our departed brother, FRANK A. MAZOCH Brother Mazoch, a retired cotton ginner, and having lived' in Granger the past 41 years, passed away at his home In Granger on Friday afternoon, June 9th 1961. He was 77 years, five months and 21 days of age at his passing, having been born at. Sohulenburg, Texas, on December 19th, 1883. On October 31st, 1904 he was married to Miss Terezie Habernal who survives him.

Brother Mazoch was a th qember of Lodge Komensky since moving to. Granger, and a member of the SPJST Order for better than 50 years. Only this spring he was awarded his fifty year emblem, He is survived by his devoted wife; one daughter, Mrs. Martha Carlson of El Campo; two sons, George R. Mazoch of Granger, and Alphonse D. Mazoch of Austin; three sisters, Mrs. Julia Ermis of Weimer, Mrs. Raymond Kasa of Rosenberg and Mrs. Christine Fredrich of Weimer; two brothers, I. J. Steve Mazoch, both of Granger; six grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

Funeral services were held Monday at 9 am. in Granger followed by Requiem Mass at SS Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church with the Rt. Rev. Msgr. J. J. Vanicek, a.n;d! Rev. Benedict MazurkieWiez, the Rev. Robert Mahoney, and the Rev. Desmond Murphy officiatnig. Enterment was in the Holy Cross Cemetery.

May our departed brother rest in eternal peace.

Dated at Granger, Texas, this the 16th day of June, 1961.

Jno. P. Trlica F. J. Mikulencak.

R. F Holubec Resolution Committee ,4 • RESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI My, elenove radu Karel JonoA 'Oslo 28 it East Bernard, Texas tint° vyslovujeme pozfistale rodine naafi hluboce citenot/ soustrast, nad, ztratou jejich mile matky a babieky a nag spolu sestry, Eleonora Rarto§ ktera zemkela. dne 12. eervna 1961. Zem-

Ve sttedu, dne 28. Zervna, 1961 tela po delai nehaoci ye stall 79 let, byla pochovana dne 15. der yna, z katolickeho kostela svateho KtiZe na osadni htbitov v East Bernard. Zaduani mai svatou slouM1 Msgr Jos. Valenta, a data obtady vykonal Rev. Earl Mudd. Zesnula sestra Eleonora Bartoa prave obchtela, zlatj odznak, Z • e jig byla 50 let elenkou u Jednoty SPJST. Byla dobra elenka naS'eho ka.clu, vkly dbala syYch spolkovYch povinnosti. Zanechava zde eetnou rodinu 7 synti, 3 dcery a 30 vnouda,t, te2 1 sestru v teskoslovensku. Mila pozhstala rodino, my virne se 2elite jejiho odchodu. Ale buda yam alespori eateenou fitechou Z".e, i my spolkovi bratri a sestry soucitime s vami, zenatele sestte pfejeme klidnY spa,nek a odpoeinuti veene a eestnou pamatku ji zachovarne.

Lydia Kubena Anne Fojtik Annie Duckett, res. vStor.

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RESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI Resolueni vYbor radu Pokrok Houstonu eislo 88 vyslovuje touto cestou upkimne citenou soustrast rodine naafi zesnule sestry Vlasta Gertrude Halaglta ktera byla, vyrvana z na geho kruhu nasilnou smrti pM sroIce v nedeli dne 18. eervna ve veku 56 let. Jeji Usmevava -brat vady rozveselila kakleho okolo sebe. Pro kakleho India vlidne slovieko a byla milou yYpomocnou oaetrovatelkou it nemocnici.

Pohkebni obtady vykonal Rev. Daniel J. Marek v kostele Mora yskYch Bra till zde v Houstone a pkevezena byla k poslednirnu odpoeinku na hilaitov v La Grange dne 20. e'ervna 1961. Zanechave dve sestry a dva bratry. Tobe sestro pfejem klidnY spank at' jest tobe zeme lehka.

Resoluenl vYbor radu Pokrok Houstonu 'Oslo 88 Frances Olexa Irene Slovaeek Anna Vrla • 4, • RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY We the undersigned Resolution Committee of Lodge No. 9, at Snook, Texas in behalf of our members wish to extend our sincere sympathy to the bereaved family of sister ANNA DANCHAK Who passed away in Brenham. Hospital on June 12, after a very short illness.

She was a member of our Lodge for morn than 50 years. And was a member of the United Church of Christ of Lyons.

Services were held at the Woods Funeral Chapel at Somerville, Texas, on June 13, at 3:00 with Rev. Kaltenaren-

28. tERVNA (JUNE) 1961 ner officiating. And was laid to rest it the Lutheran Church Cemetery at Lyons.

She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Lydia Peiser and Mrs. Bertha Blomquist both of Austin and five sons Steve Danchak cf Galveston, Reubin Da,ncoak •-)f Fayetteville, Joe Danchak and Leon Janchak of Pearsall, and Bill Danchak of Dallas, and a great number of relatives and frineds.

May our departed sister rest in peace.

Frank J. Fojt Bernie Hejl E. R Jakubik Resolution Committee of Lodge No. 9, Snook ) • 4,•t IN MEMORIAM We the undersigned resolution committee of Lodge Pokrok Houston No. 98 wish to extend our sincere heart-felt sympathy to the family of our two young deceased members SISTER ROSILEE FRANCES HALUSKA and BROTHER LADD J. HALUSKA Who lost their young lives in a head-on collision when their car collided with another car Sunday the 18th of June on Father's Day on their way to place a wreath on Brother Ladd Haluska's father's grave in Fayetteville, Texas.

Sister Rosilee F. Haluska was killed instantly and Brother Ladd Haluska succumbed to fatal injuries three clays later on June 21. Services were held at the Brethren Church officiated by Rev. Daniel J. Marek and laid to• rest in the Memorial Oaks Cemetery.

Surviving Sister Rosilee F. Haluska are her parents, one sister and three brothers and a host of relatives and friends.

Surviving Brother Ladd' J. Haluska, one brother, relatives and friends.

Frances Olexa Anna Vrla Irene Slovacek.

Resolution Committee of Lodge No. 88 Houston •

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RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY We, the undersigned Resolution Committee of the New Tabor SPJST LODGE No. 17 at Caldwell, Texas, in behalf o,f our membership, wish to express our heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved family on the passing of their husband and father and truly one of our beloved lo;dge brothers MOODY FRED DUEWALL who died on March 31, 1961. We the 'members of SPJST Lodge No. 17 at your bereavement and assure you of our heartfelt participation in your sorrow.

VtSTNIK-- WEST, TEXAS To your loved one and our lodge brother we wish eternal rest and his Memory will be honored unto eternity.

Resolution Committee John W. Vavra, John 3'. Srubar Melvin H. Skrabanek ) • 4 • t RESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI My, nine psani ,resolueni vybor tadu Pokrok Houstonu eislo 88 vyslovujem naSi Uptimne citenou soustrast nad odchodem naSi mile sestry Amalie Haluska ktera byla vyrvana nahlou slnrti a 2ivot jeji byl ukoneen aby sve mile ditky a vnoueata, ptatele a spolkove bratry a sestry vice nespattila. Jeji iismev a jeji Usta ktere v2dy mei pro kaZdeho pochopeni a Utechu nav2dy se odmleela.

NaSe sestra Amalie Halakova byla v2dy vernou a pracovitou spolkovou sestru. Ptilo2ila sve ruce k dilu aby budovala, a vypomahala v2dy a vSude. Byla dlouholetou elenkou a my ji budem velmi postrad,at.

Jeji 2ivotni pout' byla ukoneena pti fipinem zdravi a v krasnem veku 68 let.

Svice jejiho 2ivota zhasla, pti sra2ce v nedeli .dne 18. eervna a pochovana byla na htbitov'e ye Fayetteville, Texas Pohtebni obiady byli v kostele MorayskYch Bratril zde v Houstone za velike freasti byla ptevezena k svemu poslednimu od'poeinku do Fayetteville v UterY ,dne 20. dervna 1961.

Zanechava jednu dceru, jednOho syna a pet vnoudat, dve sestry a tfj bratty, mnoho pfltel a znamYch. Tobe sestro ptejem klidnY spanek a vzpominka na tebe nikdy nezahyne.

Frances Olexa Anna Vrla Irene Slovacek Za tad Pokrok Houstonu eislo 88 • 4 • ( INFORMAtNi LANEIC President Kennedy navrhuje petiletY program k odstraneni zloeinnosti mezi mlade2i. Kongres ma povolit $10 milionfi pro prvni rok programu jen by zahrnoval federalni pomoc k odstraneni hlavnich ptiein zloeinnosti ktera se za posledni dva roky zdvojnasobila aekoli mlade2e ptibylo v to dobe jen pUl procenta. Vlada by ptispivala na vYcvik pracovnikil mezi mlade2i a na ruzne programy je2 by kontrolovaly mlade2.

President upozornil 2e zloeinnost mezi mlade2i oslabuje celY narod a ohroiuje jeho budoucnost. Po odeslani toho poselstvi kongresu, president byl na m i sv. v katolickem kostele a po ,kostele s man2elkou odletel na Floridu kde pobudou 4 dny u mote.

Straw. 9 Spojene Staty posilaji $8 milionti roene v sto rtiznYeh zemich jako social security pensi, jak sdelil Odbor socialni pede ye Washingtonu kongresnimu VYbotu. Social security eeky dostaptes 83 tisic cizincil, a mnozi z nich do Ameriky jen za tim &elem.

Podle pravidel, kterYkoliv cizinec je opra.vnen na tuto pensi jakmile dosahne 65 let jestli byl zamestnan, ye SpojenYch Statech nejmene 18 mesicti. Asi 25 procent techto pensistil 2ije v Italii, na druhem mist& jsou Kanad'ane. Podle novYch pravidel social security pense je zastavena po gest mesicich jestli cizinec ne2i1 ye SpojenYch Statech dele net deset let. ) • •(

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District Youth Leaders Addresses DISTRICT L Mrs. Rud. 0. Matejka Rt. 4. Box 604 Bryan, Texas DISTRICT Mrs. Clara Ben Route 4.

Temple. 'It= DISTRICT la Mrs. Wilma Kends Telico Road Ennis, Texas DISTRICT IV. lem Ed. Haider Route 1 Seymour. Texas

DISTRICT V. Mrs. Maxine Sefeik 2301 Airline Drive Houston 9, Texas DISTRICT VI Mrs. Frank Brdecka Route 1, Box 150 Rosenberg. Texas DISTRICT VII Mrs Marcella Kleprlik 202 Schmeltzer Lane San Antonio 1, Texas

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Ve stkedu, dne 28. eervna, 1961

livety samo y Napsal Franti gek tech (Pokraeovani)

Koatek litIVIE SE tESHY DVACATA illoha Jeden, jedna, jedno, Jeden hoch, jedno devee, jedna matka, jeden. °tee.

Bylj jsem jen jeden.

Jeden skoro nevi. jedlen-kaidk, jeden-krat. jedine, jedenietk, jedinSr syn, jedina deem, jednani, jednatel, za jedno, jednookk.

Jeden-kaidk jde do sehtize.

Kona, se v nagi Sini.

PiijultS s nami?

Jeden skoro nevi co noveho.

Rude g poslouchat?

Posluchae,

eobrS,

sluch

poslechnouti, poslechnuti posledni, posledek, posledni yule, posel, posluha, posluchae.

Mnoho novkch slov se naueit.

Dear Friends: There are a good many new words in this lession to learn will you be able to I-el-Peat them? A very helpful book to study would be "The Progressive Czech"

by Prof. B. E . Mikula. This book gives you the pronounciation of words and the

"To se nine takte na vec, o kterou. jsem se nikdy nestaral. Fort PrInek vol keho sluZneho nema. Je tu sice nejaky vYteZek z hospodaistvi, ale pti zptisobu Zivota, jakY se v myslivne vede, mnoho z toho asi nezbude. Pant foitova, pochazi sice ze slu gneho mlYna a jiste dostala pekne yen°, ale nesmi se zapominati, k melt Pankovi nekolik let studenLET'S LEARN CZECH ta a nyni, e nesou naltlad na mladar dceru v ueitelskern Ustave. To vgechno TWENTIETH LESSON tines stoji mnoho penez. Nevim, zdali ph torn zustalo yen° pani fortove nedotOne, eeno," odpovidal se gepatne tajenou neYoh ueitel Horak. "Ostatne myslim, k One boy, one girl by vain to mohlo bYti lhostejnym. Citite-li ke sleene Hemline naklonnost, neOne mother, one father. chybil byste, kdybyste si ji vzal i v tom I was alone (just one) pkipade, kdyby velkeho vena nemela."

"Kam vy hned myslite! Ptal jsem se One hardly knows jenom mimochodeni a bavi mne to, jak Everyone jste hned podraden. Jako byste se skuteene bdl, '2e vas z ptizne sleeniny vyOnce. tladim," snazil se zasmati ucitel a uchoOnly, the eleventh piv Horaka pod paZdim, rychleji vykroCii k vesnici.

Only son, only girl, "Ponechavam vain v srclei sleonine prvenstvi, ale neminite-li se pies svilj Dealing, agent platonickY porn& u ni odvaZiti 'dale, In the first place, one eyed. sve slovo yam davam, Ze se neddm zdrkti a piljdu dal —" Horak ji neodpovidal. Hotkost a odEveryone goes to the meeting. par k novemu pfiteli napinily mu nahle nitro. Potme gilY pohled ueitelovich oei It is here in our Hall. a sarkastickY fismev na jeho rtech ptimo Will you go with us? se mu zo gklively. Proto take velmi chladne se -Who ve6era s nim rozloueil.

One hardly knows what's new "Norm, nebtidete se piece na mne gkorWill you listen? piti, protok jsem byl k vdm upiimnYin a dilvernYm," hledel rozrnrzelost HordListener, good hearing kovu rozpla giti ueitel.

To listen, obeying Druheho dne odpoledne po yytieovani sam se zastavil ve statku u Horakit pro Last one, retimant pana profesora a vyzval jej na prochazku. Byl nadhernY podzimni den, jenZ Last will, messenger lakal 61ovka le gte yen.

Waiter, hearer (student) "Bylo by gkoda zavriti se ye svetnici ji ted', kdy2 nos 'deka cllouha zima," Many new words to learn. hovolil ueitel z vesele, stave se ti jako by byl na veerejM rozladeni Hordliostudy of grammar. While we do not vo apine zaponanel. push anyone's book, the one we mention Horak zavlel knihy, jich2 mel nekolik rozlohno, po stole a sahl po IS of special value to the beginner degti. "Mate pravdu, pane -Waite'', pajdeme. Beztoho jsem celY den pat z do-mr: siring to learn Czech. nevytahl."

Wish you Good Luck in your study.

Pohodal byla krasna. OCi je gte v kran nagly dosti piedmetit, na nichI bylo The Editor no se zalibenim spoeinouti. Zvla gte listnate lesy vabily k sobe zrak. Bylo to

Youths Corner

Ve sti'edu, dne 28. eervna, 1981 prave v Jobe, kdy bukk, svitili nane slunko, jak'oby planuly, a btizky sviti bledezlatkm odstinem.

Bette' s Hordkem za gli do lesu. Po mechu gld se jim jako po hebkem koberci.

-AC cesta vedla je nedaleko myslivny, jet ilkmi zdmi obra2ela se v ptedvedernim slunci od blede zelene zahrady, piece schvalne ze getrnosti jeden k druhemu vyhnuli se ueitel i Horak hovoru o Pankovkch.

Mluvili o vgednich vecech z okoli. Ueitel vytasil se k uleraceni chvile s odpovecimi svkch novkch Skoldekti, jet easto poslouchaly se jako vtipne anekdoty a budily uptimnk snitch. Potom pustili se i do .1 ozboru spra y z denniho 2ivota a za tohoto hovoru, jen2 nebudil hlubgiho zajmu a vedl se jenom, aby se vtibee mluvilo, z duge Horakovy jako clkm prchala hotkost, ji g veera k -ueiteli pocitil.

"Snad jsem mu veera dobte nerozumel a protu jsern mu uktivdil. Dries zda se mi docela dobrkm spoleanikem," usuzoval u sebe Horak.

Hluboko v lesich, odkud jiz nebylo na declinu videti, na mktine, kde slO2eno bylo valeove diivi, setkali se s foitem.

Opiraje se o hill, s pugkou na ramene a., Sttelou po strane, stoupal Panek vzhiltu po strani, na ni2 slunko nad zapadem vysilalo zaplavu veeernich eervankft.

Zdaleka maval jim kloboukem na pozdray.

Bette' s Horakem po,ckali, aZ jich nek "Ze si, pane fate, radeji nehovite doma," za hovotil ueitel, podavaje Jankovi Sttelu elite na hlave pohladiti, to vgak uskoeila stranou.

"Ani by mne to nedalo doma vysedeti.

Maji tady licle nakoupeno diivi a nejedou si pro to. Ustaviene abych hlidal, aby se jim to nerozkradlo. Je to ji2 osud myslivce ty veene pochnzky stranemi."

"Ted' je tu je gte hezky. Ale'v zime se brouzdati snehem jest asi obti2no."

"To je ov gern ptavda, ale do nepohody obuji se vysoke boty a taky se to ptekond."

"Damy s vami nikdy nechodi do lesa?" tazal se -ueitel ,obraceje se zpateenim smerem.

"Touhle dobou ztidka. Jegte talehle v kdy jsou mkte pine jahod nebo malin a obe na ge holky doma, to nekdy si vyjdou. Ale co by tu hledally ted'?"

"Ale v2dyt' je tu tak hezky! Lesni vZduch jegte ani nyni nepozbyl sve sillvfme a kdy tak ty stromy eloveku ami nad; hlavou, cela tiha starosti eloveku pada, s duce. Ve sladkem zapomenuti se tu chodi jako v pohadee."

"To je pro vas, pane ueiteli. Z'enske vgak maji jine starosti a pro podobne ptivaby malo smislu. Mne same-

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Vt STNt — WEST, TEXAS ho by to tail°, kdyby Hermi si se mnou nekdy vygla. Je doma ,ustaviene jako! zakletd. Ale nut'te ji, =mini-4i se sama."

"Dobie, 2e to vim. Pti gte, az piljdeine s panem Horakem zase na prochazku, tedy se v rnyslivne pro sleenu z-astavime," chystal se deitel.

"Nemyslim, 2e budeme miti s tim pokusem mnoho gtesti," namital Horak, jen2 doposud se hovoru temet nezneastnil.

Aby se miadi mu2i nemusili ptedeasne !vzdaliti, volili zpateeni cestu kolem myslivny. Dovnitt vgak nevegli. Panimama vygla site na zapra21 a zvala je dale, Hermina se v gak ani neukazala.

Ueitel s Horakem podekovali za pozvani a vymenivge letmo nekolik vet "na digtanc", volnkm krokem se vzdalovali.

Ji g nejbli2S1 eas ukdzal, 2e mezi mySlivnou "v Borovine" a slatinskou gkolou zavlddne zase ptatelskk pomer, jak r pojil rcdinu Pankovu s rodinou ueitele Hrbdeka. Pani fottova s Herminou v nedeli po kostele zastavily se obyeejne pani Chleboradovou, a tteba 2e v2dycky nevegly da Skoly, aspori u zo.hraclky si chvilku pohovotily. Ueitel obyeejne dru2i1 se k nim.

Hermina se zajmem divala se v2dy na pozdni kvety jitin a aster. Tanulo ji na mysli, 2e je to posledni pdmatka na mileho ueitele Hrbdeka. Kvetiny v zahradce pi'i odchodu nechal nedoteeny, aby na, stupce pit odchodu nechal nedoteeny, aby nastupce nena gel po nem pou gt', a Hermine nyni bSrvalo, jako by ty kvetiny s ni o milem pestiteli hovotily.

Cast° i sama, kdy gla pro nee° do Slatiny. ke kupei, zastavila se Hermina pied Skolou a •nekdy musila i dovnitt, kc.1y2 ji matka s nejak)"im , darkem do ueitelovy kuchyne poslala za pani Chlebctadovon.

V oplatk'u za tyto pozornosti ptichazel ueitel do myslivny na trochu hovoru a sna2i1 se pohnouti Herminu k prochazce. Neltdy byval sam, nekdy s Horakem, easem ptivedl i farate s pani Marinkou.

0 posviceni provedl ueitel i Horak Herminu na koleeko kolern male, ji g slatinska chasa na popud ueitele na naysi pcstavila. Ueitel o2ivenim zapomenuteho zvyku ziskal si v geobecne pochvaly o nejecnnejAi ocnenou, jak tvrdil, mu bylo, kdy Pankiovi, kteii toho dne byli jeho b.ostr, vypraviii se s nim k maji a Herniina data se uprositi na tanec. Bylo to v jejim 2ivote. Po prve, cc se bavila mezi vesniekou, chasou.

"Pane profesore, zda se mi, ge ustupujete z valeeneho pole. V gdyeky jsem si myslivala, en bude z vas a sleeny Herminky zas peknY pareeek, a ted' se podivejte, jak vas pan ueitel zaskoeil."' s

USinevem ukazovala pani Marinka na tan tier par.

"Je-li v torn vale BoZi, milostpani, proe bych. Sc protivil a co bych si vyvzdoroval?" zardel se Horak.

"Vy jste peknS7 rytit! Oda leta jste mel k toinu eas, abyste si doby vYtedneho srdee a ted' bez boje neehate je za kofist jinemu, jen2 se tady sotva kolern sebe rozhledl."

"Myslite opravdu, 2e pan ueitel povede sleenu Herminu k oltaii?"

"Bylo by to od neho neodpustitelnou chybou, kdyby si chtel s deveetern jenom zahravati. V2dyt' ji2 si toho i lide zaeinaji v gimati, 2e at' jde pan ueitel kamkoli, vZdyeky jej vede cesta kolem myslivny."

(Pokraeovani) ) • 4. • ( Snadne, co?

Soudce: "Prot jste vlastne chtel ptejiti ulici?"

Svedek: "Ja jsem se chtel dostat na druhou stranu."

Addresses of Our District Organizers District 1 V. II. BARINA Route 1 Smithville, Texas District 2 BEN MIKOLAJ 111 W. Rio Grande St. Taylor, Texas District 3 ARNOLD M. VRLA 6307 Saratoga Circle Dallas 14, Texas District 4 FRED KVETON Route 1 Abernathy, Texas District 5 TARDA 11 W TY 1521 Wonci vib p Drive District 6 LEO KRAUSE, JR. P. 0. Box 427 Inez, Texas District '7 JAROSLAV KLEP 202 Schmeltzer Lane San Antonio 1, Texas Telephone DI 4-1700

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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SLAVONIC

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

Address all matters to the Editor: FOUNDED 1897 —HERALD— P. 0. Box 85, West, Texas.

Postmaster: Please Send Form 3579 With Undeliverable Copies to SUPREME LODGE SPJST, P.O. Box 400, TEMPLE, TEX. BENEVOLENT ORDER

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Our Reporters Fate has chosen the Fourth of July a•s the date of many important historic events affecting the United States. Most significant, of course, was the warm, Inland Juiy 4, 1775, in Philadelphia, when the Continental Congress adopted a document beginning "When in the course of human c' .ants .

T _e.1, '•urtli of July also is a 'day re.membred m the careers of more than one president Fifty years to the day after the Declaration of Independence was proclaimed, two foril per presidents died — Thomas Jeffersan, principal author of the Declaration, .and John Adams a co-writer of the document.

Another former president, James Monroe, died five years later, on July 4, 1831, Monroe, a Virginian as was Jefferson, ■"-ad studi e d laW in Jefferson's Charlottesville office.

The thirlienth president of the United St.tites, Calvin Coolidge, celebrated July 4 as his birthday. Coolidge was born in 1872 in Vermont.

July 4 marked a painful moment in the life of the man who was to become tbe Nation's first president. On July 4, 1754, Col. George Washington, age 22, surrendcred Fort Necessity, near UnionPa., to French and Indians after a bitter struggle. The battle of Fort Necessary set off the French and Indian War. Confederate partisans of Vicksburg, Miss., had little cause to celebrate on July 4, 18-53. On that day Union forces captured ft e city after a long edge, lowered the Stars and Bars from atop the Warren County courthouse, and raised trne American flag.

In 1848, celebration of Independence Day in, the Nation's Capital included the laying of the Washington Monument's cornerstone. And on July 4, 1826, was born,Stephen Foster, whose American folk songs are as popular today as they ever were. This was the same day that Jefferson and Adams died.

The first recorded celebration of the

Letters which arrive in West Saturday afternoon, when the postoffice is closed, or Sunday, or even Monday morning and have to be re-written, often don't get included in the coming issue of the Vestnik— they are just too late.

I am again a.skin,g you good Reporters to keep in mind your timing when sending in your announcements or letters, don't leave them until the Eleventh Hour.

Announcements or reports of Lodges FLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE or District activities, should be sent in "I pledge Allegiance to the Flag of the at least one week in advance.

United States of America and to the We are trying to give you the best Republic for which it stands. One Nation under God, indivisible, with Liberty and possible service in this matter, but need your assistance. Thank you for your Justice for all." cooperation, it is appreciated.

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Chain Letters - Lottery

Declaration of Independence was not on July 4, but on July 8, 1776, the Monday following its adoption. On that day, Philadelphians attended a plass meeting in the State House Yard — now Independence Square — and heard John Nixon read the document. Cannons 'oared, bells and chimes rang, and batallier's of soldiers paraded on the Common.

A more formal celebration was held in Philadelphia on July 4, 1777, the first anniversary of the Declaration. Organized after only two days of preparation, the response was nonetheless enthusiastic. Warships in the Deleware River were dressed with flags At one o'clock, crews were ordered to take positions on high ropes, yardarms and topsails.

The early celebrations Set the pattern and Independence Day now is a legal holiday in the 50 states and the Districtof Columbia, as it is in all territories and possessions.

The Postmaster at West, Texas, R. J. Hruska, is again alerting the public to the fact that endless chain letter schemes for obtaining money, saving bonds or other things of value violate the postal, lottery and fraud laws and that many such schemes are being con:ducted through the mail at this time.

Those who participate in such activities may be subject to criminal prosecution. It rakes no difference whether the lists are circulated through the mail or passed from hand to hand; as long as the money, bonds, or receipts are mailed, there is a violation of the law.

Any available information concerning the schemes, including a sample of the letters and names of the participants, should be promptly reported. ) 4 It The "2" in Vacations —it consists of 2 weeks —which are 2 short —after which you are 2 tired —2 return —2 work —but 2 broke —not 2!

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Dist.:ct Three Progress REPORT FOR MAY Johnnie Krizan $16,500.00 Raymond Volcik 13,000.00 Emil L. Holub 9,000.00 Bennie Jarmo, 5,500.00 Anna Milan 5,000.00 Etta- nod Marek 2,500.00 Otto Harms 2,000.00 Anton Janousek 2,000.00 Anton Pavelka 2,000.00 George Trojacek 2,000,08 Emil Banns 1,000.00 George Mikeska 1,000.00 Emil Petr 1,000,00 Congratulations to Brother Johnnie Krizan for making the No. 1 spott on the May issues and also congratulations to all whose name appears on the above list.

CERTIFICATES ISSUED January 1st, 1961 to May 31st, 1961 District No. One No. Two No. Three No. Four No. Five No. Six No. Seven

Members 60 67 253 23 107 84 48

Ins. S '71,500.00 138,000.00 31,5,500.00 42,000.00 371,500.00 118,500.00 50,000.00

1,097,000.00 642 According to Brother Joe B. Flejny's re- June 1, 1961 port, there were several records broken.

Fraternally yours, That certainly is an indication of makJoe B. Hejny ing progress. Let's not stop now in • 4, • (— breaking records — let's continue to break them again and again.

Dear Friends: A. M. Vrla, Tn the last issue Of the Vestnik, June District III Organizer 21st, there was a letter from our sister 4, • Mrs. Louis Kudrna, Secretary of Lodge No. 25, Ennis. We were unable at that time to publish the pictures of the escort of Carol Ann Nesuda of Lodge 25, who is our young friend! Hubert Docteur Our Supreme Lodge of the SPJST of Ennis. wakes loans on farms, ranches and for improved city property anywhere in Texas.

Our Supreme Lodge of the SPJST makes these loans from its own money on low interest rates, for long terms, and with very liberal terms for before date payments.

Our Supreme Lodge of the SPJST invites you to investigate its loan policies by writing directly to the Supreme Lodge of the SPJST, P. 0. Box 400, Temple, Texas, for particulars.

Before making your final decision, do look into the SPJST loan possibilities. ) •(

To All of Vestnik's Readers, and Friends

HORAK FAMILY REUNION Will be held July the 9th at the Moulton V.F.W. Hall and all related to this family are invited. Bring your Basket filled for the Lunch at 12 o'clock.

The Committee • a Stone balls, carved perfectly round, and varying from 6 feet in diameter down to the size of a golf ball, are found scattered over the countryside in parts of western Costa Rica. Nobody knows why or wherefore or when made.

HUBERT DOCTEUR

MARTIN ZAPLETAL The escort of our lovely Patricia Trojacek was also omitted and he is Martin Zapletal of Ennis. Both of these pictures received too late, but we have them for pur good friends in this issue. Glad to present them to our Vestnik readers.

May they all work together for the good of Lodge 25 and our SPJST. The Editor )e

Fraternal Congress The Texas Fraternal Congress will be held this fall on October 26-28 at the Texas Hotel in Fort Worth, Texas.

All of our Lodges that wish to attend are invited and will be welcomed.

4. • (— Relatively Speaking "Well, Sam, I'll tell you how it is You see, I married a widow wh,o had a ,daughter. My father was a widower. He ( parried our daughter, so he is my sun-inlaw. But then that makes my stepdaughter my step mother, ain't she? Well then, her mother is my grandmother, ain't she? I'm married to her ain't I? So that makes me my own grandfather, doesn't it?"

• Hard Life "We have been married ten years and not once have I missed baking you a cake for your birthday, have I?" "No, pet, I can look back on those cakes as milestones in my life!"

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District Calendar DISTRICT ONE The Fall meeting of District One will be held at Snook, Texas at Lodge Slovan Hall No. 9. The date has been set for August the 27th and all members and Lodges of District One are asked to '.nark your calendars and make preparations to attend. We will be glad to see you.

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.

• • DISTRICT THREE 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.

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).

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

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What America Means

By Independence

What do we Americans mean when we stop to think — as we shall on July 4th — about independence. Surely, we are not thinking exclusively of our own in'dependence, proclaimed on July 4, 1776185 years ago.

For us independence means not only the fact of our own national sovereignty, Out also many other things — all rooted in our history and tradition. The Declaration of Independence that marked the birth of the United States contained not only a claim to, and an affirmation of national sovereignty. It also included a set of principles on the basis of which the relations between the citizens and the State, or between the citizens themselves, were to be regulated.

The basic promise which was to become one of the foundation stones of the United States was the categorical statement that "all men are created equal."

In this way, an unbreakable link had been forged between the principles of independence and equality — two principles that we're to determine how our democratic institutions were to grow and function.

If the word "independence" has particular overtones in the United States, in what sense is the same word being used when applied by responsible Americans to other countries?

President Kennedy has repeatedly touched upon this subject and his words leave no doubt that our country trieans 'when speaking of the independence of other countries. The American attitude, the President has said, in the conviction that "it is the interest of the United States that we and our children live in a world of independent, open societies, DISTRICT SEVEN District Seven will hold its regular fall eachdeveloping its own version of politicmeeting on October 1st at Lodge No. al democracy."

118 Kingsville in Kleberg County. ProThis means that while the United gram will be announced later.

States would like to see every country Meeting will be held at the American in the world obtain its fullest indepenLegion. Hall, Kingsville, Texas dence, it does not insist on a specific Betty Jurica, Secretary Dist . 7 farm of democracy. Neither does it differentiate between large and small A Greek writer, almost 1,800 years ago, countries where independence is conwrote: "Fishermen fasten red wool about cerned. a fishhook, fit on it two feathers, which Other statements by the President and the fish swallow, and find a bitter rehis high officials clearly indicate that past." Seems as though they used flies, there are no geographical limitations to then, too, America's desire to see every nation, in (a, • every part of the world, live an inde"It was while traveling in. Switzer- pendent life of its own. Nor is there land on the verge of a mountain gorge, anydoubt about our determination to assist those nations whose independence that I proposer to y Miss Smith."

"Morrows! Suppose she had thrown might be threatened. you over."

This attitude is the logical result of •

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Wednesday,, June 28, , 1961 an histotrical process that invariably places the United States on the side of those nations whose existence has been endangered or which were prevented from assuming their national identity.

It was to this historical tradition that President Kennedy alluded when 'he said that "it was the American Revolution — not the Russian — which began man's struggle for national independence and individual liberty."

So, When we write to our friends and relatives abroad to tell them haw we spent the Fourth, of July, we should add a line or two explaining what independence still means to us and our leaders in America. Men and women in other lands Want to know—especially from us whose words they trust—that we and our government believe in freedom, work for peace, uphold the dignity of man, and seek the welfare of peoples everywhere.

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Important 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 enclosed for its return.

Photographs with letters enclosed, must 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 khow 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.

• 4, • ( Manufacturers and processors send out about 10 billion coupons each year in efforts to gain new users of their products.

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BENEVOLENCE BROTHERHOOD HUMANITY 'Owe;

Dear Brothers and Sisters: It's very difficult to write this column for publication at this time because Lodge No 83 has been idceply stocked by the worst tragedy that could be-fall such a lodge in the SPJST organization ....the tragedy,an autobornile accident, happened last Sunday on US. Highway 00 about three miles west of Brookshire, Texas, about 8:30 a.m.....the tragedy took the lives of members, AMELIA HALUSKA, VLASTA HALUSKA and ROBILRE HALUSKA, the husband of ROSILEE HALUSKA, LADD HALUSKA Is in a critical condition at the St. Joseph Hospital in Houston, Sisters VLASTA HALUSKA and AMELIA HALUSKA. were m embers of the Birthday Club Sisters of our lo;dge and LADD and wife ROSILEE were new moribers the past few years .... In Memoriam of VLASTA HALUSKA, AMELIA HALUSKA and ROSILEE HALUSKA, we the members of L:dge No. 88, Houston, Texas want to extend our heartfelt sympathy to the families of these members who died in this tragic automobile accident Sunday, June 18, May our departed beloved sisters of our lodge rest in peace and the benevolent spirit that they always showed, may we forever to their memory chei Don't forget the big Dance this Saturday night JULY 1 the very pleasing oichestra of JIMMY BROSCH and his HAPPY COUNTRY BOYS will furnish the ERCSCH has added another member to his band, which. will make a total of six happy country boys.

He also has a few new novelties which he has added to the band that will fi,:ike the dancing people always remember Ihm....Jhumy has many friends at our lodge, so come out and give him the support that a member should....He plays any and all requests that you ask and even plays overtime to satisfy his dancing friends....A few of the roving reporters of this weekly column are on vacation, some have gone to Europe,

Pictured above is Duchess Shirleen Sustala, Princess Minnie Werner, escort Charlie Matcek, Jr., and escort Charles Powell, who were representing Lodge No 81 needville, at the District Five Queen and Duchess Ball, which was held at Lodge Na. 88 Houston on June 11. They were sponsored by organizers: A. V. Franek, LeRoy !Camas, Bessie Franck and John Biinka.

The above is the picture of Duchess Nona Cieslewitz, Princess Jea e Hem's, escort Pat Cieslewitz, and escort Emil Herons, Jr., who were repres nting lodge No. 142 Houston at the District Five 'Queen and Duchess Balt, which was held at Lodge No. 88 on June 11. They were sponsored by organizers: Alvin Melnar, Joe Cieslewitz and Jena Kunetka.

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Mexico and I think one went to Alaska.

The next few letters will be short, but we are sure they will make up for lost time when they all get back....Heard the group that left for Czechoslovakia on the Eth of June lost a jet engine and had a delay of 24 hours in Canada, before continuing the trip .... BONNIE and DONNIE COX attended Brother HELMCAMP'S surprise birthday party and consumed two freezers of home-made ice creo one of the beautiful contestants in our Queen contest took a liking to sharp dressed CHARLES POWELL 9 Heard that the Princess Ball in August is on its way to a fast start....

One of our reporters got a copy of a wonderful letter one of our sisters wrote about the company for whom she .worked....It is a letter that has real good, simple and honest meaning about the company she works for. Here is the complete letter as written by our Sister NAOMI KOSTOM, who won $100 as first prize: "If there is anything I can do to make Southland a better company I would ,' like to feel that I am doing my duty as an employee and setting a fine example.

My work comes first as an obligation I accepted' as an employee. Even in the face of disappointment, I am obligated to do my very best as long as I am on the cm qpany payroll.

"Next, the president and his fine staff of officers have devoted a great deal of time and effort to setting up plans to benefit the employees. Therefore, by entering into these programs, wherever possible and practical, I am helping myself and the company as well: the benefits will mean a great deal to me in time lof illness and other adversities, and the company will not have cause to feel undue concern over my welfare. I can also show my loyalty by encouraging others, particularly new employees, to take advantage of these benefits; thus supporting and cooperating with the presi{lent and officers in different programs.

Furthermore, I can improve confidence In myself by practicing responsibility and integrity. Once confidence is established TT employers can rely upon me with. assurance, and consequently, feel free to devote more time and energy to ether vital matters connected with a ,growing business. It is imperative for an establishment like Southland to laboriously consider and develop better ways and means to further its expansion programs."

We gladly present in the above picture Duchess Ruth Ann Zaludek, Princess Patsy Jerek, escort Larry Pflughatipt, and escort Gary Zaludek, who were representing Lodge 91 Crosby at the District 5 Queen and Duchess Ball, which was held at Lodge No. 88 Houston on June 11. They were sponsored by organizer A„ J. Lostak.

....So think about this letter and do a little more for your employer who, employes you .... During the month of July• the members will not get a social calendar... .ta many members are on:

Pictured above is Duchess Mary Fusig, Princess Glenda Sloan, escort Charles Kelly, and escort Jimmie Toman, who represented Lodge No. 88 at the District Five Queen and Duchess Ball, which was held on June 11, at Lodge Na. 88 Houston. They were sponsored by Group No. 3 organizers: Helen Iledgewood, Louise Kadlecek, and Frank Dolezal„

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vacation and the work 'just can't get cut....Don't forget the 1st of July is the monthly lodge kolache varieties of kolaches will be baked all that Saturday morning, so call the lodge. at UN 2-025 and tell thco y.4 how many dozen you want baked, then come by in the afternoon and pick them up. Prices are 75 cents per dozen don't forget the day .... it's SATURDAY, JULY 1st ....On JULY 5 is the birthday club sisters card party .... A wonderful meal Will be served during the noon hour, so drop by and give them a visit -and support your lodge ... On JULY 12 is the birthday club sisters regular monthly meeting.... Come and join the sisters, they will appreciate it.... Don's forget. 'the dance this saturday night....Jimmy Prosch and the Happy Country Boys will be playing. ...Come and support your lodge....the Dance July 1st.

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Reports From Le al Lodges LODGE NO 15 BUCKHOLTS Dear Sisters and Brothers: I hope that by now all of you have reseived some of these good rains. We have, and we will also remember the day it started raining. It was around 1:20 p.m. the day of our Annual Picnic. For a While it sec( 1-4ed the rain would put a stop to our activities; but after getting 1.2 inches of rain, the sun started peeping out freLn under the clouds, and our picnic turned out to be a very successful one All of our food was sold except one 12lb. bundle of sausage and these were not cooked. We were in doubt as to whether we would would need them, and decided not to cook them. Had we cooked them, our food would have been a complete The reports, which will be given by our various committees in our July meeting, will be very satisfactory. We had 4 members serving on committees for their first time and much of the crEidlt for the success of our picnic goes to them.

There were members from several lodges among our crowd. Brother Frank Vytopil and Sister Vytopil fro r g Bryan; Brother and Sister Edwin Chlanek frog: Seaton; Brother and Sister John Zajicek from Houston; Brother Stanley Vrana and Sister Vrana from. Granger and many others, whose names I will not give because my letter would be too lehgthy.

Many thanks to all of you for attending our picnic, I would also like'. to men-

In the above picture is Duchess Marilyn Toman, Princess Barbara Cerny, escort George Zaludek, and escort Frankie Toman, who were representing Lodge No 166 Beaumont at the District Five Queen and Duchess Ball, which was held at Lodge 88 Houston on June 11, They were sponsored by organizers: Charlie Cerny, Joe Perricone, and Louis Dujka.

Pictured above is runner-up Duchess Cliarioaa Champion, Princess Dorothy Woman, who were escorted by Bobby Dohesh, and Johnnie Kadlecek of Lodge 88, Houston, at the District Five Queen and Duchess Ball, which was lick] at Lodge No. 88 on June 11. They were sponsored by Group No. 1 organizers: Frances Olexa, A. L, Wisher, and A. J. Bristik. Congratulations!

Strana 18 ton here that you watch, for our picnic date in 1962 — We will celebrate the 65th Anniversary of our SPJST. Our next day-tirue entertainment will be our Annual 11 1 . c Dinner, which will be (held on the red t.iday of August, and which is . 1.".'d jointly by SPJST Lodge 15 and 10:03 Lodge 4. More details about this future entertainment in my next letter.

Our July meeting will be held on the 2nd Sunday, the 9th day starting at 2:00 p.m. Let's all be present and compliment the committees for those wonderful reports they will give us Fraternally yours, Steve L. Svetlik, Secty. ) • 41, DALLAS, TEXAS Dear Readers of the Vestnik: The 60th, anniversary of RVOS organized in 1901, will be at the K.J.T. Hall in Ennis Texas.

RVOS Lodges No. 51, No. 135, No 147 of Lo nnis oh ,I Lodge 142 of Dallas will celebrate their 60th anniversary, July 16th. :e RVOS supreme officers of Temple 'will be present. They are: President, Jerry Valohar; Secretary Jos. Slavik and Treasurer Dennis Bartek.

Dinner will be served at 12 noon. The program will start at 1:30 p.m. The program will consist of a Czech Choral Group from SPJST Lodge No. 84 of Dallas. The group consists of 35 members and is directed by Frank Henzen. We 'woul:d like to take this opportunity to invite all of you to attend this occasion, when you will have a good chance to meet your friends and the supreme officers.

Tree dance will start at 8:00: p.m. The music will be furnished by the (Polka Tones) of Dallas Featuring the Adamcik Sisters and directed by Charlie Adamcik.

Let's all get together on Sunday, July 16th at the KJJT Hall in Ennis.

Sincerely yours, Stanley Patak RVOS Director for Northern District 4 • HENRY E. VITEK "Active" is the word for Henry E. Vitek.

The Granger farmer is a member of the Granger Independent School District school board; is past president of the Board of Elders of Ube Granger Brethren Church of which he is a member; is Chairman of the Democratic Executive Committee of Precinct 5; and is a Director of the Surprevrie Lodge of the SPJST, Mr. Vitek was born in Granger, the son of Mr. and Mrs. August Vitek; graduated from Granger High School; and

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We proudly a:mom:cc I he winners pictured above: Lonnie Lostak, organizer J. M. Skrabinek, Queen. Linda Clawson, escort David Walker, and Duchess Darlene Bulanek, who are rnembers of Lodge No. 139 Danbury. Queen Linda was crowned by past Queen Mildred Vala, of District Five, at the Queen and Duchess 11-:11- held r1, lropQteh, !tine 11. — Curigratulations!

In the above picture Supreme Lodge Vice-President, Joe B. Hejny is proudly congratulating and presenting the new Queen of District Five, Queen Linda Clawson of Lodge No. 139, Danbury, a gift of 525 from the Supreme Lodge. Looking on is her escort Lonnie Lostak, escort David Walker, and Duchess Darlene Bulanek, which took place at the District Five Queen and Duchess Ball at Lodge No,. 88, Houston .og...lcuue. 11.

Wednesday, June 23, 1961 now farms his own land near Granger.

He was married June 11, 1946 to Angeline Stiba and the couple have two children, Laura, age 13, and June, 10.

Brother Vitek spent five years in the U.S . Air Force during World War II being stationed in both the United States and Southwest Pacific theaters. He was separated from the service with the rank of Master Sergeant. ) • 43 • BUCKHOLTS LODGE 15 DANCE DATES Saturday, July 1 — Vrazei's Polka Band of Cameron Saturday, July 15 — Battle Dance — Slim and His Playboys of Temple and Vrazel's Polka Band of Cameron Saturday, July -- Battle Dance — George Machart and His Polka Boys of Schulenburg and Vrazel's Polka Band of Cameron., Steve L. Svetlik, ,Secty.

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and members at the gwre, we deeply appreciate your presence. We wish that a lot more of you would attend some of our remaining, games.

Saturday, June 17 and Sunday June 18, a group of the ballplayers want to Texoma Lake for a weekend fishing trip.

Everyone that went seemed to have enjoye themselves emmensely. We ate, pitched horse shoes, and even fished.

Approximately 25 fish were caught and a lot more would have beep, but the Weather was not ideal for good fishing, Some of the fellows are ready to go on another one. We are sorry that all of the players couldn't make it for various reasons; you missed an enjoyable weekend and we missed you.

Hoping to see a lot more of you at the gappes, I am Fraternally yours, Ben Jarma, Mgr. Lodge No. 84, Dallas e 4, • C_ Jean Nicolett, the first white man known to have visited Wisconsin, thought he was in China, and carried damask and silk robes as gifts. "La Chine" Rapids were named by him, meaning "The China Rapids."

• • The therm "Arab" is a Semitic word, meaning desert dweller.

Dallas, Texas Dear Readers: Monday night, June 19th, we did not play a greva because of wet grounds due to rain. This game will be made up and played at a later.date.

Wednesday night, June 21, we played Ling Electric and we defeated them by a score of 10-0 behind the two-hit pitching of Wesley Jaska . He struck out seven batters and walked only one.

Wilbur Munger caugh a very fine game behind the plate. Leading hitters were: Albin Vrana with one hit, Bob. Spoor with one hit and a walk; Alex Parma with one hit; Paul Valenta with one hit; Leonard Drozd with a sacrifice. fly; Ted Dusek, Jr,. with a walk and a sacrifice fly; Wes Jaska with one hit and Wilbur Munger with one hit. The team played a very goodi defensive game.

Monday night, June 26, we play Otis Engineering. Then on Monday nip at, Tidy 3, we play Campbell Appliance, first game 7:30 p.m. at Samuels No. 2 Diamond.

Wednesday night, June 28, we play Mayhew Machine Co., gametime 8:45 p.m. at Samuels Diamond No. 2.

We had another fine group of friends

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Women's Nook SOKOL ZIZKA and LODGE 130 DALLAS, TEXAS Dear Friends: A note to our friends to clarify the change in policy of requesting gentlemen to wear coats to our social affairs .. .

Because we are proud of the type of patronage that attends our semi-monthly social affairs, we feel that we owe it to you to keep our functions at a higfh. standard. We have no desire to offend or bar anyone from attending these functions. We only ask that their dress and conduct be in keeping with the atmosphere we have maintained in the past If you desire to wear a sport shirt without a tie in lieu of a dress shirt, you may do so as long as a coat is worn. If after you enter you desire to remove the coat, that will be perfectly in order. We desire to eliminate the attire of slacks

We present above, Duchess Margaret Vala, Princess Judy Baca, escort James Pavalock, and escort Charles Kadlecek, who represented Lodge No 88 at the District Five Queen and Duchess Ball on June 11, which, was held at Lodge No. 88, Houston. They were sponsored by Grou p No. 2 organizers: Rudy Sefcik, Ernest Ilanka, and John Starcala.

Strana 20 and toed sport shirts worn outside of the trousers, w,eich creates a sloppy appearance.

We sincerely hope. you will understand our objeatives this change of policy . and help us by cooperating in this change.

Helen Krntilek, Secty.

Board of Directors e * WACO LODGE NO. 66 Dear Brothers and Sisters, The regular meeting of Lodge 66 was !lied Sunday, June 18, at Linden Our visitors were Mrs. Jodie Stanislav and family from Waco and Mr. and MrS. Loyal Bessire and family from Amarillo.

We were very happy to have them with US.

Tho Pledge was led by Helen Kolenovsky. All officers were present. The minutes were read by Rose Parma and approved after minor correction.

BrotTer Bill Korenek gave the report of the bar. Brother Ed IVIazanec gave the trustee report. Brother Otis Ceska was made bookkeeper of Linden Hall.

Sister Libbie Parma gave the Entertainment Committee and Youth reports.

She reported the Teenage Dance was a big success, over 200 youth attended.

The wiener roast that was planned was rained out, but will be held later. Plans are being made the PrinceSs Dance U. be held July 23. The door prizes that will ba given at this dance were on display at the meeting. Each dance ticket will be a chance to win a door prize. The candidates for Princess and Duchess are: Beverly Gaidusek, Lana Reznicek, Helen Kolenovsky, Sharon Engelke, Zephyr Spence, and _Frances Miller. The points these ,girls received will be only on dance 'tickets they sell. The tickets were issued after the meeting.

Rale birthdays are: Sisters, Margaret Narovec, Emma Ce.ska, Imogene Scott, Elaine: Reznicek, Rose ,Simcik, Margie Matus, Mildred Stanislav, Darlene Fingelke and Louise Matus.

BroUe ers: Albert Casper, John Simcik,' Emmett Attaway and Billy Roy We sang "Happy Birthday" to them LaNell Ceska thanked everyone that helped make the Teen Dance such a success. She congratulated the girls that are running for Princess.

Brother Otto Hanus reported that he is checking on the hotel space for the Convention which will be held in Waco in 1964.

Sister Darlene Engelke gave the kitchen report.

The candidate for membership are Ernest O. Hall, Frances Bertha Moore and Lori Ann Kreder. The new [nem-

VESTNIK . WEST. TEXAS bers are Richard , Ernest Simcik, Mark Matthew Mazanec, Valerian Pat Pinter, Anthony Matthew Gerik, and John Joseph Engelke. We are indeed proud to have these new members.

The Sick Committee reported. that Sister Dorothy Moore had an operation.

Our "Lawman" at the dances, Martin Owens was in an accident . Johnny Soukup is in the hospital. We wish them speedy recoveries.

Sister Libbie Parma gave the points that will be considered in the Youth Talent Contest. The members voted with these points in mind in our Talent Contest. Those competing in the talent contest were: LaNell Ceska, Zephyr Spence, Frances Miller, Hattie Matus, Christopher Spence, Matilda Spence, Beverly Gaidusek and Helen. Kolenovsky. Our youth have much talent. It was very hard to decide which one to vote for. Mattie Matus was the winner in the older group and Beverly Gaidusek was winner in the younger group. We wish them the best of luck in Dallas.

The door prize was won by Polly Gaidusek . Johnnie and Polly Gaidusek were celebrating their 14th 1,\ edding anniversary Sunday. Congratulations! The door prize in the youth division was won by Barbara Gaidusek.

The meeting' adjourned. Sister Ceska was asked 'to tell us about the experience she had received. Emma and Otis Ceska are credited with saving the life of a drowning boy on the Brazos River. The boy was Kenneth Pryor, 19, of Waco.

Our next meeting will be July 16 at 2:30 p.m.

May God Bless You! Your reporter, Dorothy Gerlich ) • 4 • ( — MEBRSOFLDG 66 RESCUE YOUTH FROM RIVER Kennth Pryor, 19, of 3719 N. 24th St., Waco, was saved frccr4 drowning about 8 p.m. on June 13, 1961, when he was pulled from the Brazos River below Lovers Leap, by Brother and Sister Otis Ceska.

Brother and Sister Ceska, employees of the. City of Waco Parks and Recreation Department. were baiting lines from a small wooden boat when they heard screams from park spectators at Lovers Leap. After hearing their cries, the Ceskas then knew that Kenneth needed help. They could see him quite some distance up the river, about 200 yards away from them, and knew he was in serious trouble. They did not have a motor for their boat and had to row to reach the struggling boy. Sister C'eska said it was her first experience on the river, and the first time she had ever had to row a

Wednesday, June 28, 1961 boat. They reported it seemed to take forever to reach the boy and for a while they thought then efforts were in vain.

However, they finally saw the boy come up again, after having gone under SlY or seven times. He grasped their oa and they pulled him into their boat Then, with the assistance of Kenneth's cousin, who had hurried to the scene of the accident after hearing their cries for help, they were able to get to the op. posite, bank of the river. Fortunately, at that time, two brothers, A. W. Watts, a city of Waco employee, and W. A. "Pete' Clark, who had been fishing on the {river, heard their cries for help and quickly came to their aid. Kenneth was placed in their motor boat, given emergency treatment by them and was taken more than one-half mile down the river, to the camp at the mouth of the Bosque. where the Fire Department, Police Department and an ambulance was waiting He was given oxygen and was taken to the hospital where he was treated and released.

It was reported Kenneth had. been camping with relatives. He had been swimming with three other boys when he decided to swim by hio.riself. He had tried to swim across the river and back when he became too tired. He was in water about 10 feet deep when the Ceskas reached him.

Brother and Sister Ceska said it was an experience they will never forget and thank God they were near enough tc• have saved Kenneth — a few more seconds would have been too late.

Rose Parma Waco Lodge No. 66 4„e,, • LODGE 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 , sousage and fried chicken and everything else, so please sisters help u;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 SOIDe fun.

Reporter, Lillie Evieic " LODGE 13(1, DALLAS Dear Members of Lodge No. 130: This is to inform members of Lodge Jaro 130 that our regular meeting ha3 been changed from July 2 to July 9 at 1:30 p.m. Hope to see all of you present.

Martha 'Vrla, Secretary

WedneSclay, June 28, 1961 INFORMATION NEEDED FOB, CZECH HISTORY BOOK I am interested in gathering material of our early Czech settlers in Texas -their 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 bi g part in helping to build this great state of ours, and a record should be made of sanoe 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 Czedh 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, oraps, 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, Living 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 fain y, koni then to your grandparents on co';, sides, and then to yotir great grancloo eents, etc. till you come to the ones ithat ((rrived here in Texas.

2. Consult niembers of your family for information needed — especially the older ones who are still living. Write all the history 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 than 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, coarriage 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, mariage licenses, deeds, court proceedings, landgrants, 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 4Dilitary 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 1380. 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 of your family. Sometimes in checking histories of these kind, you may find where some of your people participated in 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 for a ;Frail 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 distinguishnig one family from another.

These are about the best points to ga 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 nave 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 sarr■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 )• •( LODGE 166 REAUIVIONT, TEXAS Dear Readers: The monthly Meeting of SPJST Beaumont, Texas, Lodge No. 166, was held a `week earlier this past month due to the planned absence of some of the members for the previous ooeeting date set, The meeting was held on June 5th, at the home of Brother and Sister W. J. Moreau. All of the officers were present except brother Engene Koci, Guide, of Orange, Texas.

This is also a reminder of our Annual Wiener Roast on July 16th, starting at 11:00 a.m. at the Gulf Sulphur Plant Park on highway No , 287, the Port Arthur Road. Everyoneis Welcome!

A committee will be appointed at our

Strana 2J next, meeting on July 10th for the Wiener Roast.

The Meeting was adjourned and the next meeting date was set for July 10, 1961 at 8:00 p.m. at 2095 North Street. A welcome is extended to all visitors to our meetings.

We wish to thank sister Willene Watson for refreshments. A more detailed letter will follow on the Lodge No. 166 Annual Wiener Roast We hope to have a big crowd.

Fraternally yours, Mrs. C. H. Kelley ) 4,• LODGE 47 SEATON, TEXAS Dear Members and Friends: The last regular meeting was held on June 7th. Minutes of the previous meeting were accepted as read. Routine business matters received proper attention. and monthly reports were received frolp our treasurer.

On the sick list are two of our members, Brother Eddie Mikeska and Sister Theresa Dubeak_ We wish them both a speedy recovery. We were happy that Brother Charlie Kalenda and Sister Marie Hruska were able to be with us in the meeting after their recent illness.

Brother Frank Klinkovsky was appointed as a new organizer.

The Queen's. Ball of District Two was held at our Lodge Hall on June 17th.

Miss Dorothy Zurovetz of Lodge 29 was crowned as Queen, and Miss Betty Jean of Lodges 24 was tine runner - up. r-Je, to be d weather the Queen's Ball was not as suecessful as we had hoped it to be. But everyone was glad to see the rain.

On June 18th the RVOS held their 60th year celebration at our Lodge Hall. Being Father's day, Mrs Clara Hejl presented the group with a Father's Day program. We wish to thank Mrs. Hejl, and all toe children that participated in the progarm. I liked the Czech numbers the best. Prizes were given to the oldest and the youngest faffner. Mr. John Hurta was the oldest and Mr. Clarence Pecloal the youngest. Following the program a Dutch Lunch was served The way it scems that remodeling our Lodge Hall has gone with the wind, Such a small percentage of the members were present at the last meeting tdat we did not vote.

Our next meeting will b- held on July 2nd at 2 pr:. The auditin g committee will meet on Jrne 29th.

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Hall under the shade trees where there is plenty of tables.

For dinner we will serve Barbecued Beef. Pork and Chicken. Also, plenty of assorted pastry and drinks. Music will be furnished by "Eddie and His Playboys" and willl begin to play in the afternoon about 3:00 o'clock.

The Free Dance and Cakewalk begins at 6:00 p.m.

Please come and enjoy yourselves and have a good time with us . Bring your 'friends. Remember July 9th. We will be looking for you. Na Zdar!

Sister S. Hruby, Reporter ) •4 LODGE 56 CORPUS CHRISTI Dear Readers: At our last Youth Club Meeting, only a few members were present on account of the thundershowers that have come to our area Those of us present decided that the Youth Club would have a picnic at Padre Island along with the Sokol Unit. An exact date has not yet been decided on.

After our next meeting on July 9, 1961, the Sokol will sponsor a cake walk. All members are asked to bring a cake for this and something for the kitchen. The Supper will cost 50 cents per plate.

At our last Friday night Drilling Class we drilled on the rings and did somersaults and different stands. New la-Amuhers are always welcome.

Yours truly, Sam Peal , .1 • 4 •

WEST SPJST LODGE NO. 54 Dear Sisters and Brothers: This is to remind you that this coming Sunday, July 2nd will be our regular meeting at 2 p.m. We do 'hope to see a large crowd at this orveeting as this is the last meeting before the Fourth, and there may be some final things to discuss for the Picnic.

Herewith I want to extend an invitation to everybody from far and near to come to our Annual Picnic on July 4th.

There will be plenty of chicken barbecue with all the trimmings for dinner and supper, various outdoor activities to entertain the public, and Congressman Poage, who has been a speaker at our Annual Picnics for the past 25 years has been invited again, and Representative Murray Watson Jr., District 53 McLennan Coanty of Waco and Mart will speak on sales tax and other tax problems of this legislature.

All county officers of McLennan and.

Hill Counties are to be recognized that SOKOL HOUSTON day.

Dear Readers: Then at night the well-known Slim Just to let you know that July 9th, Haisler Band of Temple will furnish the there will be a picnic held at the Sokol music for the dance.

Wednesday, June 28, 1961

So corr,e out and enjoy the Fourth of July by celebrating it at the West SPJST Hall.

Fraternally, Mrs. Bennie Soukup • LODGE CULAK 165 MOULTON, TEXAS Dear Readers and Writers: As the weather is on the rainy side, I will take time to write some news from our city. Yes, Moulton is progressing in the new homes building site The Ignoc Faltyseks sold their farm and now are building a new home in town. Also the Flo Pavliceks have their moderh 'dome ready and live in for a few montas.

All we need here is a factory for farm produce.

We had our meeting June llth rained out, but this didn't keep our always hard working members at home. The door prize winner was Mrs. Laddie Dlouhy.

And we are planning for a picnic dinner now during the nice warm summer months in tile first part of August. So the meor qbers are asked to please be so kind and came to our July 9th meeting so we can complete our plans an'd set the picnic date. In November the weather is usually unsettled and cold.

So please' do come.

On the sick list for this month are Mrs. Willie Mae Darilek who underwent surgery and Brother John V. Havlik both are at home from the hospital and getting along fine, both are members of our lodge.

So the crops are looking and growing fine in our community and the weather man predicts more rain. Our yeung neighbors are building a modern home and tractor tool work shop on their farm and when completed it will be pretty.

That is What you call a fafiner, always • with hopes for the better to come.

As I have no more time to write this will be all until next time.

Fraternally I remain, Mrs. Bessie Foit 4 • LODGE NO,. 21 Cyclone, Texas Dear Sisters and Brothers: Just a 'few lines today after such a wonderful rain the past week. It was so badly needed by all us farmers to survive and it came just in time.

Now, a little report about our past lunch and the RVOS celebration. The RVOS, •cker No. 1, Meeks No. 107 and our Lodge No. 24 all combined for the Sixtieth RVOS Anniversary Celebration.

We had some speakers from each of the lodges and also speakers from both of the Headquarters. They all delivered fine speeches for the good of the Rvos, and gave some of their history and ac-

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tivitics. The celebration was enjoyed by a good turnout of members and I think they enjoyed theinselves by being among °or brotherhood.

'Then came the best, part of the evening; dancing. The good ausic was provided by Alice and her Band.

Our good sisters brought such good paStries, so wren the table was set 'there was a wonderful table full of goodies, including the good sausage that went along with the plate_ I'm sure that those Weo don't come are sorry that they didn't make it.

The Kitchen Committee once again wishes to thank all the sisters wit-Jo brought food and those who helped out.

Also, all the brothers who (helped: without them it all could not have been done.

At our June Meeting, Brother Henry Mares resigned as organizer due to other !activities, so the lodge appoieted Brother Franklin Martinec and 13r-ofter Jerry Zavodny as organizers, for oin Lodge and if you Should need tic surance or need to add to who L you already have, these brothers will be glad to help you out with your insurance needs. Call them.

Iri closing, I would like to say that our next Regular Keeting will be on July 9th at the usual time.

Here's hoping all of my. readers will enjoy a nice careful Fourth of July.

Fraternally yours, Mrs.' Jerry Zavodny ® ore 4 it -- -LODGE 112 HOUSTON oar Readers, On Saturday July 1 Lodge Stefanik 142 Youth Club will hold a bake sale. Cakes, pies, and kolaches will be 1,1-Cade and sold by members of the youth club.

We 'Cope -Li see all the readers attend this sale to help our Youth Club.

Yours truly Nona Cieslewitz Reporter HOUSTON, TEXAS Dear Members and Friends: On June 11, 1961, District Five witnesskd a very beautiful spectacle: this was the Distrcit Five Queen's Coronation Ball held in Houston. ,c7

As all of the lovely contestants and te eir escorts came down the aisle, they were followdeed by their Duchess and her escort , There were 32 participants in this , you can imagine how pretty contest it was. Everyone was dressed in gay colors with, beautiful corsages.

When the breath taking moment finally arrived, we found out that the new Queen was Sister Linda Clawson, escorted by Lonnie Losta,k.

Miss Clawson was dressed in a beau-

tifulgold gown which was a perfect color match with the Queen's chair. Sister Clawson was crowned by last year's ,Queen, Sister Mildred Vala.

The evening was a beautiful one enjoyed by all. Everyone who worked so hard on the program can certainly be comp limentedfor a wonderful job.

My thanks gocs to District Five for the beautiful gold locket and beads.

Co-ngratulations, Linda!

Fraternally yours, Sandra Watson • 4, • LO DGE 66 YOUTH CLUB WACO Dear Membeco, Du th,:. Julie meeting, of Lodge No 66, the six cauriidates running for 'Queen of Lodge 60 were announced. They are as follows: Zephyr Spence, Sharon Engelke, Beverly Gaidusek, Frances Miller, and Helen Kolenovsky. The 1961 annual Queen's Ball will be held July 23, at which, time the girl selling the most dance tickets to our Queen's Ball milli be crowned the 1961-62 Queen. The runner-up will be crowned DucheSs. The Cruz Ortiz Teen-Age dance 'held June 11, sponsored by our Youth Club, was a great success. We were pleased to see the many teenagers present and havnag a good time. We hope to have another dance in August, so look and listen for f information on the dance in the rtear future.

The local talent contest, a part of our state contest, was held at, this June lath meeting. Of the inany entrants only one in each bracket could win, although all were very good. The winner of the upto-14 bracket was Veverly Gaidusek . She will represent Lodge 66 at the District III nieeting in Dallas June 25. The winner of the 14-21 age bracket was Hattie Matus. She, too, will represent us at our District III meeting, and we hope she 'will also represent District III in the state contest.

Thursday, June 29, the Youth Club v.d11 'have the hayride and wiener roast that lead to be called offdue to bad weather.

The party will be held at our assistant youtla leader's home, Mrs. Ed Mazanec.

If yo plan to come to our roast and ride, notify one of our youth leaders. Don't forget, you may invite guests. See you 'then Fraternally yours, LaNell Ceska President 45, WACO LODGE NO. 66 Dear Readers: Our Lodge Meeting was held. last Sun'day. We had a ;nice attendance. at the adult meeting, I got to say the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.

Strana 2S Our wiener roast and hayride were postponed because of bad weather. We will have it on the 29th of June.

At our last Youth Meeting, we discussed our Princess Bail Contest. After our meeting, we had a good supper. I enjoyed it very much: I hope everybody else did.

My grandmother Kolenovsky from Dallas is visiting us . She was in a car wreck last September and is still walking on crutches.

Fraternally yours, Helen Kolenovsky ) • 43 ° YOUTH OF LODGE 92, FORT WORTH Dear friends and readers: I just wanted to tell you about our next Meeting, July 11th at 7:00 p.m. It is to be at Marilyn Ruzicka's home. We're having an ice cream party along with the regular Meeting. If there is anyone. who doesn't know where Marilyn lives, please contact Mrs. Joe B. Paprskar or someone in the Club.

Don't forget about the District Meeting in. Dallas on June 25th . We'll see you all then.

Joan McLendon Lodge 92 Youth Reporter Editor's note: Your letter was received Tuesday the 20th, too late for the district 3 meeting announcement. Sorry.

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YOU 11 CLUB LODGE. NUMBER 84, DALLAS Dear Brothers and Sisters: A banquet honoring the King, Queen, and Royal Court of 1960 was held Sunday June 11, at the SPJST hall of Lodge 84.

The banquet, an annual affair, was sponsored by the Teen-Age Club of Lodge 84. Preceding the event was the regular monthly business meeting of the Club with Vice President, George Nemec, presiding.

A delicious dinner of roast beef and all its savory trimmings was planned and prepared by Barbara Ondrusek, her mother — Mrs . Ondrusek, Jeanne Hamusek and her mother — Mrs. Hamusek.

Strum 24 Many lovely ladies acted as gracious hostesses for the banquet. Our sincere thanks to them all.

Juanita Janousek, present reigning Queen and. Chairman of the Entertainment Committee, welcomed toe guests in behalf of the Teen-Age Club. Regrettable, her King Joe Ondrusek (President of the Club) was unable to be present as he was attending ROTC Camp during that One. Queen Juanita had the distinct privilege of announcing the 1961 candidates for King and Queen o f Lodge 84. They are as follows: Annette F'araizl, her escort, David Slovak; Paula Grubbs, her escort, George Nemec, and Penny Peshak, her escort, Larry Petr. There is a possibility that we will have a fourth contestant and should this become definite, it will be announced without delay.

A lovely display of costly articles to be given away at the Fifth Anniversary Dance and Queen Contest was viewed with awe by many . Tickets for these gifts as well as for the dance, itself may be purchased from any of the Royal Princesses and. Escorts.

After dinner speeches were given by Brother Sid Pokladnik, President of the Mother Lodge, and also bythe many co'officers and Lodge organizers. A special guest was Richard Sykora, former President of the Teen-Age Club and now a seminarian at Assumption Seminary in San Antonio. Richard is here for a sumimer vacation.

Sister Bessie Petr, Youth Director, spoke words of encouragement to the contestants and wished them success in their endeavors. It is at this time of year when Mrs. Petr's eyes fill with tears of happiness as she watches with pride the progress her "little ones" are constantly making and as she sees them grow another year older and another year itiappier with the love and guidance she has given them through the years.

All that now re p-rains for our lovely Princesses and their attractive escorts are many weeks of hard, time-consumang work filled with many memories that they will cherish after that wonderful night has come and gone. What a great joy it would be if everyone could be the winner but only one couple will be so fortunate. But to all goes our sincere good luck and deep appreciation for the fine things they are doing and have done for our Lodge.

With this I conclude my article and I sincerely hope that many of you will join with us at Lodge 84 on July 29 When we will again celebrate the beginning of our Teen-Age Club and when we will crown our Fifth King and Queen!

Incidentally, this will be my last 01ifici-

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VESTN1N— WEST, TEXAS al letter as Secretary-Reporter of our Teen-Age Club as I nave felt it necessary to resign from this office. I have definitely not given up , my work for our SPJST Order nor do I intend to do so.

However, school and many hours of nursing care in the hospital prevent me from attending everymeeting and do not give me ample time to naeet the demanding duties of Secretary-Reporter of such an active and busy Club as ours.

Carole Nemec has been elected to replace me and I am sure that Carole will fill your hours with many letters of pleasurable and informative reading. I Wish to thank Brother Hasek for all the kind and wonderful cooperation and courtesy he has given me during my term of office. I will always remember the warmth and friendliness with which he accepted my letters. And may I thank all you dear members who read my letters in our Vestnik. I have sincerely enjoyed corresponding via our Vestnik and I surely hope to be able to write occasional notes to it in the future.

God bless you all!

Jerry Ann Urban Editor's Note: Many thanks for the good work you have done for Lodge 84 and our SPJST. • &

the Cats, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of West.

Besides the managers of the SPJST 'Team, Messers Wesley Sulak, Doiley Pafreya and Hoot Hutyra, the players are: Daniel DeiteDr.en, Larry Volcik, Alfred Marak, Norman. Terry, Jerry Hutyra, David Pareya, Paul Turk, Kenneth Vochosk a, Paul Morgan, Frankie McMorclie, Jerry Karlik, Daryl Vrbas, Ernest Machovsky, Louis R. Janek and Leo Machov-

sky.

We trust Brother Sulak will give the Vestnik more information later in the season on the progress his team is making in the Little League and we all wish him and his co-ananageils and their team much success.

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SPJST SOFTBALL TEAM IN WEST LITTLE LEAGUE The sidelines will really echo with lusty cheers this summer in West for fans and families of the seven clubs which comprise the Little League in West, Texas of which the SPJST Club under the guidance of Wesley Sulak of Lodge Jaromir No. 54 together with. Pareya and Hoot Hutyra are managers.

There are some one hundred and fifty boys in the Little League this summer, and games thus far have showed our SPJST' Team doing scene fine playing to win their share of hte games.

Besides the SPJST Club, in the Little League, there is the West Fire Department, The Knights of Columbus Club, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and Kiwanis Club. In the Pony League are Ben Franklin Club, West Flour Mill Club, Grimm Insurance, and Circleburger. and the Pee Wee team from Leroy known as Schmaltz Feed team.

The softball clubs in West are not very rid and the interest is keen. Of the 55 boys who signed up to play, when the league was started a few years ago, only 15 were chosen.

Seeing the disappointment of the remaining 40, two Big Brothers of West took the boys under wing and began working out with them, helping them get uniforms etc. and they became known as

SANDRA KAY WATSON and JAMES KADLECEK It gives us special pleasure to present above, lovely Miss SPJST of Texas, Sandra Kay Watson rof Lodge No. 166 Beaumont. Sandra was escorted by James Kadlecek of Lodge No. 88 Houston. She was our honor guest at the District 5 Queen and Duchess Ball, which was held at Lodge No. 88, Sunday, June 11. o (_._ MATOCHA FAMILY REUNION The Matocha Family Reunion will be held July 2, at the American Legion Hall on Highway 36 near Rosenberg, Texas.

All our friends who are in any way related to the John and Kathy Matocha Family of La Grange, are invited to attend. Please bring your own basket lunch for the family dinner. Thanks, Jerry and. Sophie Fojtik Emil, Albina Sabrsula

Wednesday, June 28, 1961

V2STNIK—WEST, TEXAS 'flower girl, both are members of Lodg No. 88. Judy presented the small bouquet of red carnations to Duchess Darlene Bulanek of Lodge 139, at the Queen and Duchess Ball, held at Houston Lodge 88, June 11.

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TEMPLE' JUNIOR COLLEGE

Temple Junior College officials are expecting 600 students to enroll for the fall semester in September.

From his recruiting trips to surroundng area schools, Hubert M. Dawson, colege president, estimated a 12 to 15 per tent increase in enrollment.

Johnny Payne, dean-registrar, who '?as recruited students in a separate area stimated a 29 to 25 per cent increase.

"We are expectnig 300 freshmen and an overall enrollment of 600, including night school, next fall," Dawson said.

Dawson has visited Granger, Bartlett, Holland, Academy, Rogers, Buckholts, Cameron, Sharp, Rosebud, Lott and Chilon schools.

"I think the enrollment next year will be the largest we've ever had I will be MILDRED VAIA and FRANKIE KUCERA disappointed if we don't have at least e said.

We present above our iminediate past 600," Payh _31 • .1, Queen Mildred Vala of District 5, and her escort Frankie Kucera, who are both LET'S HAVE A TAFFY PULL Members of Lodge No. 88, Houston. MilNow that vacation time is here, many dred crowned Queen Linda Clawson at of our Youth Club members will wonder the District 5 Queen and Duchess Ball, what they can do to have fun. Well, why which was held at Lodge No 88 Houston not have a taffy pull. It's as old as on June 11. grandmother's youth, still fun, and de—.) • etre licious. This also could be a money making project, where the boys as well as the girls take part.

When the running of the sap in the naple trees marks the end of winter, ,ven our sternest Puritans celebrated fhb, a maple-sugar festival, at which he Maple Taffy Candy or Pull was the iighlight of the youn,g people, lovers and veethearts, as well as husbands and wives.

This early American custom has always been a party favorite with the young people. Now society has taken it in. While we don't have maple trees freero which to gather the sap, we gather our maple syrup from the bottle, which is 'ust as good and much fun as far as he Pull is concerned.

Here is a failure-proof recepe for Taf'vr that even the youngest chef man 'aster and a fudge that will be extra eamy and delicious.

Maple Taffy First: One and one-half cup sweetened ondensed, milk, one-half cup maple ,yrup and a few grains of salt.

Cook the sweetened condensed milk, JUDY BAETHE, and TERRY SEFCIK maple syrup and salt together in a Pictured above is Terry Craig Sefcik heavy saucepan, stirring over a low heat who escorted pretty Judy Baethe, the until a hard ball forms when a bit of

Stn.= 25 the mixture is dropped in a cup or glass of cold water wihen testing. Butter a long shallow pan and pour the mixture to cool. When, it can be taken up s in the fingers (be sure and wash your hands good, and clean under the nails), take up a handful of the taffy and pull it, stretching it into a long rope. When it becomes white, firm and cold, cut the ropes into mouthsize pieces. For selling purposes, each piece can be wrapped in wax paper squares and sacked or boxed.

Maple Nut Fudge Thoroughly blenid one-half cup of sweetened condensed hilk, with onehalf cup water, one cup sugar and three.. fourths cup maple syrup. Put in a soucepan and heat gradually to boiling point, stirring until the sugar is dissolved and the mixture forms a soft ball when tested in a cup or glass of cold water.

Remove from fire and add one tablespoon of butter, but DO NOT STIR the butter in. When the mixture is lukewarm, beat it until it creams, add three-fourths cup of pecan meats broken into pieces and spread ion buttered pan. When it hardens, mark in squares and cut. This too, cap be wrapped in squares of waxed paper and bagged or boxed for selling purposes. Good Luck and have a happy time. ) • 4 • HUBBARD, TEXAS Dear Vestnik Readers: Here I aln again with just a few lines, after the big nine-and-three-fourths inch rain. Well, it started Thursday evening and rained up to Monday night the 19th, for four days and nights.

Dear Editor, Bro. Hosek, you left out the name of brother and sister John Mach and son, JOhn Ed., in the last letter: about their being our visitors in our Lodge No. 167 on June the 4th. Would you please insert this. Thank you very much.

Brother and sister John Mach, I am sorry this happened and your family was not included in the visiting group.

We all make mistakes and it was not done intentionally.

Me and my wife 'intended to come to visit your Lodge No. 35, but to my surprise on the 11th of this month, my daughter, Mrs. Ben Firasek and my daughter-in-law, Mrs. Evelyn Sykora Stuckly from Bellmead had to take me to' our family doctor. I had one more of those lazy heart knock outs. I'm having thuse a little too often.

Best of everything to everybody, everywhere, I am Fraternally yours, Ed. W. Stuckly

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of Fayetteville, was solemnfzed at ninethirty o'clock Sunday morning in Effinger.

• Frank A. Vitek, 51, of Rosenbergand formerly of Rosebud, died in a RiehL mond hospital at 5:30 Monday after an extended illness.

• 4* Jack Ruzicka of Buckholts, representing Milam County in the annual Texas 4-11 Club Roundup, was the highest scoring individual in the state 4-H Club poultry judging contest at Texas A. and 1/I. College.

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

• • Reports of "visitings" cannot be pub- . A former Grangefite, Jerry F. Dobias, lished for lack of space and news value died unexpectedly at his home in Taylor Thank you very much for your under- Monday. Mr. Dobias was born January standing and cooperation.

2, 1928 in Granger and was married to • • Miss Dorothy Zbranek on July 22, 1948.

Miss; Lorrain0 Faye Hejl, daughter He ih.as recently been enployed at Westof Mr. and Mrs. Albert V. Hejl of Route ern Auto in Taylor.

1, Rosebud, became the bride of Ernest • • Ray Moore, son of Mr . and Mrs. Claude Frank Ruzicka son of Mr. and Mrs. Moore of Rosebud in a double ring cere- Frank Ruzicka of Fnattir Land, Texas, mony at 2 p.m. Saturday, June 11 at the formerly of West, and Miss Betty Mican, First Baptist Church in Rosebud. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Mican of Rosenburg, Texas were tnarried SaturMr. and Mrs. W. D. Duvall of Car- day morning in the Catholic Church mine announce the engagement and ap- at Rosenberg, Texas.

• proaching marriage of their daughter, Joe Martin Matus, son of 'h r. and Mrs. Ruthie, to E. J. Baca, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Baca of Fayetteville. The wed- JoIhn, R. 1VIatus cf Elm Mott, received a ding will be in La Grange on Sunday, July Bachelor of Science Dcitr s e in Industrial Arts from the school c 1 Education at 30.

North Texas State College. * • • • Vaclav Hiavaty a refugee from CzechThree members of a Houston family, oslovakia, is the brilliant mathematician who in 1953, solved the question of Al- formerly of Effinger, were fatally injured and a fourth was critically hurt in a bert Einstein's unified theory. headon auto crash on Highway 90, three • • The Ss. Cyril and Methodius Catholic miles west of Brookdhire in a steady Church was the setting for the wedding downpopr Sunday about 7:40 a.m.

The dead are tics. Rosilee Haluska, of Miss B,orbara Ann Martinka and Joe 26; Mrs. Amalie S. Haluska, 68, and Miss Williams June 3, with the Rev. Benedict Vlasta Haluska, 66.

Mazurkiewicz reading the vows.

• Critically injured was Ladd J. Haluska • Our Church in Sweet Home was the husband of Mrs. Rosilee Haluska and scene of the solemnization of marriage step-son of Mrs. Amalie Haluska. Mr. between Miss Bernice Janak, daughter Haluska, driver of the car, was in St. Of Mr. and Mrs Lukas Janak of Sweet Joseph's Hospital with a possible brain Home, and Mr. James C. Kubos, son of concussion, broken leg and broken hip.

They were members of our Lodge 88 Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Kubos of Schulenand our sincere sympathy goes to the burg. 'bereaved family and our Houston Leroy Kahanek, son of Mr. and Mrs. friends.

Latest reports indicate that Mr. HalEugene Kahanek of Schulenburg, was awarded a scholarship at the recent uska also passed away -- We are so sorry. graduation exercises held at Bishop ForSunday morning, June 4, 1961, Miss est High School. He received the award ',for having bad the highest average of Annette Kocian and Marcus Wayne boys at BFH during his four years of Krupala were married at Hallettsville, Texas in a double ring ceremony and high school.

Mass. The bride is the daughter of Mr. • • Miss Dorothy Mae Krenek's marriage and Mrs. Jercme I. Kocian of that city to. James E. Urbanovsky ofHouston, son while the groom is the son of Mr. and of Mr. and Mrs. Vince Urbanovsky Jr. Mrs. Ervin Krupala.

Wednesday, June 28, 1961 Miss All( N.1 ,,och will become a novice of tit,. Cwittragation of Sisters of Divine Providence at 4:00 p.m. June 21 at Sacral Heart Chapel, Our. Lady of the Lake Convent, San Antonio.

Barbara Jaska; the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Jaska of Ross, Texas, was one of six TeXas 4-H Club members and three advisors. who-left Saturday morn, to attend a week'-long citizenship short course in Washington, B.C. • Double ring rites uniting Miss Janet Willerie Hruska and , George Hamblin Stutts took place , Saturday evening in the chapel of St. Martin's Evangelical Lutheran Church at Granger.

1Vlr. and Mrs. Robert F. Kallus, prominent Hostyn couple, ,observed their golden wedding Sunday at Hostyn with High Mass at 10 O'clock. A nephew, Rev. Alfred Kallus of Cameron was celebrant. moral services were held Wednesday, at 2:30 p. in. for Frank A Vitek 51, of Rosenberg with the Rev. W. A. Mueller officiating. Burial in Woodland Cemetery.

Mr Vitek, a former resident of Rosebud, died Monday of last week in a Richmond hospital.

Surviving are his wife, Roma; one son, Robert of Rosenberg: his father, Tom Vitek of Temple: one sister, Mrs . Lily :Skrabanek Of Temple; three brothers, Alvin of Temple and Tom Jr. and Adolph both of Rosenberg.

• • Frank Anton Mazoch, a resident of Granger for the past 41 years, died at his hope here Friday afternoon. He was born Dec. 19, 1883 at Schulenburg, he was a retired ginner. Survivors are his wife: one daughter, Mrs. Martha Carlson of El Campo; two sons, George R. Mazoch of Granger, and Alphonse D. Mazoch of Austin; three sisters, Mrs. Julia Ermis of Weimer, Mrs Raymond Ease of Rosenberg and Mrs. Christine Freddrich of Weimer; two brothers, I. J. and Steve Mazoch, both of Granger; six grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

• • William L. "Billy" Docekal is listed on the 1960-61 spring semester honor roll at the University of Texas, college of engineering, as magna cum lau,de. Billy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Milani niocekal of La Grange.

• Mrs. Valenta of Shiner had the misfortune of a bad fall Friday, June 9 and has had to go to the hospital for check up and observation on two occasions since then.

Wedneclay, ,Pane , 28, 1961 SPJS 11 Calendar LODGE 84 DALLAS CALENDAR Saturday, July 1 — Dance, music by Eric Honza orchestra Saturday, July 15 — Dance, music by John Dlabaj orchestra Sunday, July 16 — Monthly Meeting and Family Fun Night.

Saturday, July 29 — Fifth Annual Teenagers' Princess Dance — music by Ed Faraizl orchestra Saturday, August 5 — Dance, Music by Edd. Rejcek orchestra Saturday, August 19 — Dance, music by Al Grebnik's orchestra, f rom Schuyler, Nebraska Sunday, August 20, Monthly Meeting and Family Fun Night.

Entertainment Committee, Lodge No. 84 • • ELK LODGE DANCE CALENDAR July 1 — Circle H Playboys, Elkhart, Tex. July 8 — Haisler, Temple, Texas July 15 — Henry Dulock, West Texas July 22 — Vrazel Polka Band, Cameron, Texas July 29 — Texas Village Boys • • CALENDAR OF EVENTS OF FT. WORTH LODGE NO. 9Z Sunday, July 9 — Lodge Meeting and Lunch starting at 2 p.m.

Sunday, August 13 — Lodge Meeting and Lunch starting at 2 p.m.

Friday, August 18 — Dance, Music by Al Grebnik's Orchestra from Schyler, Nebraska.

• • COMING EVENTS OF LODGE 88 Houston, 'Texas Saturday, July 1 — Dance, 'music by Jimmie Brosch and his Happy Country Boys Kolache Sale beginning at 11 am.

July 5 — Card Party from 10 to 2, Everyone Welcome.

July 7 — Board of Directors Meeting July 12th — Birthday Club Meeting July 14th — Monthly Meeting (Members) July 15th — Dance, Music by Chas. Matejka and his Shiner Play Boys • •

yESTN'ilt— WEST, TEXAS COMING EVENTS AT THE SPJST LINDEN HALL — ELM MOTT, TEXAS Dance at Cool Linden Hall to the Finest of Music 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

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Saturday, August 5th — Rudy Kurtz of Shiner, Texas.

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

Saturday, August 19th — Henry Brosch Orchestra of Moulto n, Saturday, August 26th — Haisler's Playboys of Temple.

DANCE DATES OF LODGE 40 HILLJE Friday, July 7 — Music by The Traits Sunday, July 16 -- • Music by Tommy Vavrick's orchestra Saturday, August 5—Music by The Traits Frank Sablatura, Mgr. Louise, Texas

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Each account insured to $10,000 by an agency of the Federal Government OFFICERS L. A. Kucera, President E. E. Chernosky, Executive Vice-President Dr. R. E. Maresh, Vice-President Gordon Smith, Secretary Nettie Chernosky, Treasurer DIRECTORS E. E. Chernosky L. A. Kucera Dr. R. E. Maresh Gordon Smith Frank Tesar Earl J. Wood Phil D. Woodruff

COMING EVENTS OF LODGE NO, 6 COTTONWOOD Sunday, July 2 — Meeting of the Lodge Sunday July 30 — Our Annual Picnic and dance at night.

Saturday, August 5 — Family Reunion Sunday, August 6 — Lodge Meeting Sunday, Sept. 3 — Family Reunion.

Fraternally yours, Entertainment Committee

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at Methdidist Hospital. She was named Mary Elizabeth. The mother is the former Dolores Dudik Grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. Louis Dudik an,d Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kral all of Abbott, Texas • •

T-Sgt and Mrs. Bernard H. Bujnoeh of Randolph AFB Texas wish to announce the arrival of a baby girl born June 1st, 1961, at Brooke General Hospital. The little Miss weighed 6 lbs. 11 1/2 ozs. o To all these proud parents our best Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Michalsky of wishes for good health.

Fayetteville are the happy parents of a Mr. and Mrs. Dennis N. Kral of Mes- seven pound 14 ounce daughter, Mary Most of the growth in the employment quite, Texas are the proud parents of a Frances, born at Fayette Memorial Hos- of wives a,nd mothers has come about during the last two decades.

6 pound, 7 ounce baby girl born June 6, pital.

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On June 30th First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Temple paid to its savers over $300,000.00 in dividends. If you did not share in these earnings you need to see First Federal Savings now and open your Savings account so you too can participate in our next big divEdend on Dec. 31sf. Next.

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Wedneday, June 28, 1961 1961 SUMMER SCHOOL ATTENDANTS AT TEMPLE JUNIOR COLLEGE The following are SPJST members who are attending summer session at the Torple junior College this year.

Chlapek, Calvin Joe; Cr.upik, Johnny Michael; Coufal, Jinnie John; Dusek, -iernay Franklin; Jones, Linda A.; Kos:ryz, Johnny, Jr.; Kujawa, Judith Charlene; Marek, Joe Ann; Matula, Vivian Elaine; Novotny, Mary Suzanne; Popelka, Norma Ruth; Schiller, Linda Ann; Zabcik, Barbara Ann, and Zalesky, Dolores Catherine.

These students are to be commended fcr their pursuit of higher education, and wish them luck.

The Editor Jerusalem is a holy city to t'aree religions — Christianity, Judaism and Mohammedism.

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REVISION OF SPECIAL DELIVERY AND MONEY ORDER FEES Postmaster R. J. Hruska, West, Texas, announces that there will be a revision of special Delivery and Money Order fees, effective July 1, 1961.

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fee 45 cents and more than ten pounds, pounds, but not more than ten pounds, fee 65 cents. follows: from one cent to ten dollars, fee 20c; from ten dollars and ane cent to All other classes, not more than two pounds, fee 55 cents, more than two fifty dollars, fee 30 cents; and from fifty pounds but not more than ten pounds, dollars, and one cent to one hundred fee 65c, and more than ten pounds, fee dollars fee will be 35e.

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DALLAS SPJST LODGE NO. 2625 Floyd St., Dallas. Texas SATURDAY, JULY 1 MUSIC BY

Eric Honza Orch. of Ennis Everybody Is Cordially Invited OUR HALL IS FULLY AIRCONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT!

IONIC SOKOL HOUSTON Houston, Texas 4514 Edsee St. SUNDAY, JULY 9, 1961 BARBECUED BEEF, PORK and CH CK1' N Plenty of Assorted Pastry and Drinks

45 RPM CZECH RECORDS TEN GOOD NUM. ERS Frankie Polka Queen Bee Waltz 126-45 Frank Konvicka The Dove Polka Moravian Waltz 134-45 Frank Konvicka Marijanka Polka The Dearest Waltz 142-45 Frank Konvicka In a Little Grove Polka My Darling Waltz 167-45 Henry Brosch Julida Polka (Czech vocal) Beautiful America Czech and English vocal 169-45 Adolph Hofner White Rose Polka (Czech vocal) Thirsty Waltz 170-45 Henry Brosch

FOLK SONGS & DANCES Cabaret Waltz (English vocal) I gave You a Ring' (English Vocal 118-45 Neal Merritt County Fair Polka (English vocal) Tickle Toe Sorit (Eng. Vocal) 131-45 Bash Hofner Bandera Waltz (Eng. Vocal) Dance the Paul Jones (with calls) 152-45 Adolph Hofner Bandera Polka (Eng. Vocal) If I Gave My Love to You (Eng. Vocal) 166-45 Red Baker

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