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13. PROSINCE (DECEMBER) 1961

ROCNIK (VOLUME) XLIX eislo (No.) 50

0 rtADU 92 VE FORT WORTH Nag ta4 6echoslovanii eislo 92 ve Ft. Worth jako jeden s tech star gich v to nagi mile Jednote, a mohu poukazati, take jeden z nejoinnej gich, s radosti pNpojuje se dnes se sidan blahopkanim k veselYm svatkilm a gt'astnej gimu novemu roku cele nagi Jednote a vgem dam a nagemu elenstvu a na gi Hlavni iftadovne.

My v nagem lade 92 vratime se po novem roce op'et ku sve spolkove pracijek nam nastane a chceme obzvla gte v roce 1962 se ptieiniti, abychom v nagem tketim okrsku eestne vypinii na ge misto a pomohli v oslavach nageho 65 vSTrodi nagi SPJST. Mame do prvniho eervence je gte nekolik mesicii, ale vime Z'e eas rychle utika, a na se nadejeme mohlo by bStti pozde.

Tedy sestry a bratki pkieinime se. Prohlednete ty seznamy na gich rodin a pkatel. Ja, vetim, Ze najdeme ve svem stkedu nekoho, kdo neni jests elenem nag Jednoty a vetim tea, ke i rad si necha o nagi bratrske, sesterske Jednoty povedeti.

Mame toho dost, o 'dem s pravou chloubou milZeme pied verejnosti predstoupiti. — Mame nyni rtizne pojistky kaddho druhu a do jakekoliv vY ge, doZivotni nebo lhutni, endowment a jine.

Jen tfeba je vysvetliti, poueiti a ptesvedeiti pkatele co mfdeme poskytnouti lope levneji.

Meli jsme v roce 1961 pkilentost udeliti 501eteho elenstvi a oslavu vYrodi nagi kadove budovy ale jine mengi slaynosti ktere se Pekne vydatili

a 'name z toho upkimnou radost. Je no a na mists, Podekovati, v gem nagim obetavYm sestram v kuchyni a na vYborech nagi sestre viidkyni mladeZe a jejim pomocnicim. Mimo to dekujeme vgem nagim milYm sestram, ktere vkly nage bohate elenske svaeiny pkipravuji a ruzne dobroty Prina gi. — Nage mild bratry nezustavaji pozadu a s radosti vet ginou vypomahaji a slou'Zi na riizriSrch vSrborech kadu a vubee na vgech stranach se pro dobro a rozkvet einnosti tadu U nageho kadu za vedeni bra-

rich hostu. — Na ge sin je tea umele zena.

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Tak jsem Vam mild sestry a bratti toho hodne povedel o svem. kadu 92 a vite prod? — Bude tu u nos konana se/raze ttetiho okrsku na jate 1962. — PriP ravujte se k nam! — Mame se co ntieiniti, abychom se vyrovnali sesterskemu kadu 154 kde se posledni okrskova sclulze s krasnym programem a skvelym pohogtenim konala.

— Vgak se ale nebojime a vime, 'Ze Vas tu u nas °pet uspokojime. Jen piijd'te a2 pkijde ten den a ptivedle tet tu mlada, ktera jedine takto se mezi nami v to spolkove praci Uptimne litujeme, 'Ze nage zamestnani nam stRuje se nagich pravidelnYch tadovSrch schuzi sudastniti, ale kdykoliv mame nedeli volnou v den schuze s radosti chvatame k nagermt Ku konci chef neco piipoinenouti z meho pozorovani.

tra Zicha panuje dosud to nejlep gi bratrske a sesterska shoda. Mame vetginou Ukednici s mladgi generace a ye schtzich se uZiva oboje feei. Na ge mladeZ se mezi narni pekne drZi a jdeme jim vgemoZne vstric. — Sin mame pohodlnou, pekne a fieelne zakizenou s dobrSTin osvetlenim, knihovnou, gatnu a krasnou taneeni Todlahou. Kolem s velkYm prostranstvim k "parkovani" vozidel. — Nag e dobro bratry provedli nekolik iteelnSrch oprav uvnitt sine a mame dostatek stall a sedaclel pro pohodli na-

Kdy't posloucham rtizne ty vYvody statnika a vedcii, co nam schazi abytchom si porozumeli, tak pkipada mi, •Ze zaporneli jsme pkikazani: "Milujte se ye spolek" a dale, "Pokoj lidem dobro yule."

Marna je hovotiti s elovekem, kterk tuto pravdu nechape a stale vyhledava malicherne spory.

Jsem tomu povlieeen, ze v na gem tade ve Fort Worth pracujeme v souladu a takova osoba by dlouho mezi narni. neobstala.

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Posledni d y e &Isla obsahovali elanky s hlasiti se k svemu narodu ac na g e iistavyzvou by vzpomenuto bylo v34oenich va nam zaruCuje svobodu keel, politicke prislu g nosti a svobodu vyznani, my si ''adov3-7ch schtizi. tato svobody nevaime. A pak g e mlade g odcizuje, talo se to proto, g'e na gim vYroenim g e se nam na g e spolky, podniky a divanedba o na chilzim se priklada to nejvetgi Divite se tomu? neb jsou to schtize, pr kterYch se dla. re g i otazka rozvoje kahleho radu pro astavajici rok, totiZ' vyslechnuti Spray Na g testi neni tomu tak v g ude. Jsou ruznych vYbord., jak se v ra g e hospoda- to zjevy obyee j ne ve vet g ich mestech, -ilo a pak volba kadovYch firednikti. — kde mlade g prichazi denne do styku s adove firednici pova g ujeme za hybnou chasou linou a priorzene g e jinak nesilu kakleho radoveho podnikani. mluvi nag anglicky. — Doma je ovgem nejlepg i prilditost v g tepovati mlad g i geVe vYroeni schtizi jsou -La probirany neraci tictu k narodu z ktereho jsme jive vaZne fikoly kadove hospodarske, vze gli, vykladati a na g ich dejinach a udobroeinne, zabavni a vzdelavaci. vedomovati je o torn jak pkispeli jsme • • k hospodarskemu vyvo j i tato na g i nove Stava se east°, 'g e mnozi se navgteve vlasti. — MoZno vzpomenouti, co jen v schtizi vyhybaji a tim do jiste miry po- hudbe na g narod a jeho umelci svetu kozuji vYkonnost a postup sveho kadu, prispeli a 'g e iname co narocl bohatou Dbva g ujerne, ze kdy g bez vaZne omluvy, salalou hudebni tvorbu kadici se k umeni onechavame mesic pa mesici vgechnu hodnot nejvyggich. zodpovednost vedeni radii na bedrach kednikti a nekolika elentirn, kteri wady Mame v na g ich kadech velke poslani si najdou eas pro schtizi kadovou, zatim jen se jej s opravdovou ochotou chopiti o skupina 'Clew& si hovi, Ze by alespori pro vYroeni schtizi meli si vyhradit eas, a uvedomovati na g i dortistajici mlade2, g. e se za svtij pdvod nestydime a g e nag a dojista se dostavit. narad pokud se Veil svobode, byl ka• e g i narody sveta.

Milk se stat, g'e se uka g e potreba ne- zen mezi nejkulturnei • e ktereho kadoveho fikednika nahradit nYm po pripacle mlad g im, kterY by vyKde jen ponekud mo g no, pamatujme hovel a byl ochoten vesti osudy radu, tak by na g e mlad g i eleni byli vy volene k va g im hlasovanim ponniZete ve rozvoji kizeni radu, nebot' pro mladO je •adovY radu va g eho. Nezda se varn sestry a bra- drad dobrou Zivotni gkolou.

• • tri, g e v to schtzi jste meli bYti na svem miste?

Nezapomerite se rozhovorit y e vagich • • pri g tich radovYch schtizich jak dtistojPri g ti rok prvniho e'ervence nage ne a y e vet g im meritku oslaviti na_ge SPJST vstupuje do 65 roku sveho blaho- 651ete vYroei v eervenci 1962.

• • darneho pdsobeni. Zdali pak na to vzpominate? Budeme tot), vzacrie vroei 6ekal jsem do dries, ale marne, g e se oslavovat, celo statne, v okrskach aneb nekoho z tketiho okrsku rozepi g e nebo v radech? Mame na to je g te eas, ale je pkimluvi, abychom vzpomeli o vanocich dobre planovati ku pkedu, bud' spoleene men g im darkem na, ten okrskoq "Youth aneb jednotlive. Bla y ne aby na g e osla- Camp". -- Budeme eekati dale. — Te.g vy byli ddstojne a pilsobive. — Porad'te na g Domov Odpoeinku v Taylor si zase sestry a bratri y e va g ich schfizich a slouZi na g i g te'drou vzpominku o vanodavejte navrhy v to zalditosti. cich. Jsou tam na g e sestry a bratri • • • • V pri g tich okrskovY'ch schdzich by se o Nezapomerite pH tele si zapraviti hlatorn rozprava mohla dati na program, vovou dale budou pfi g tim rokem statni jak nevhodneji tento letopoeet oslavit. volby. e • Nechci abyste si domnivali, g'e yam sestry a bratri, poradatel organu chce Z jednoho dopisu v tomto eisle seznanee° rozkazovati. Rozhodne nechce. Jen te, jak =oho nekterfr ten na g bratr vas chci na rtzne ty na g e pamatne ziskal toho porozumeni s na g ich poctichvile zaveas upozorniti, necht' s fictou vYch snah, udr g eti na g list mimo g kodlivzpominame v g ech tech, kteri se pied na vYch debut, a g'e easto je lepe neco pomi pro na g i Jednotu poctive vynasna g i- mleeti, na g bolest ptisobiti. — Bratki a li. A pak, — dle toho jak my uctiva- sestry nechejme takove projevy bez pome na g e star g i deny, i kdys no letech v g imnuti a tim nejlepe se zachovame k nas bude vzpominano. dobru Jednoty.

Mnoho-li toho tako-

Ve stkedu, dne 13. prosince 1961 vy bratr a celieky rok pro pokrok nageho bratrstva vykonal, de vyhledava spory?

Jestli je na g cii bratrstvi, ktere nas vi2e, tak prosim nenechte jej vyprchati ze srdci va gich a malichern'ymi spory se otravovati.

0 to vas snakie Mda redaktor, )•&•(

Co pies ty- den isern zaslechi - ze okresu Austin, ustanoven soudcem krajan Adolf Mikeska z Bellville a piejeme mnoho uspechu.

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— Ze na g pkitel J. P. Wolf v Domovu Odpoeinku nak Jednety, oslavuje 921eti.

Mnoho dal gich let y e zdravi jemu piejeme.

• • — Ze snesl se cap u mardelii E. TarabovYch v Ennis a zanechal tam k radosti deveatko. — Pfejeme gtesti.

• • te Dr. Drapela v El Campo, byl vá g gce kar minulY tYden. -nezrane v sra — Ze sleena Joe Ann Bakakova, si vyvolila za Zivotniho spoleenika John Wintra z Louise a pfejeme jim gtesti pospo• • 2. e sleena Andela Kopecka, byla sezda,na, v Plum s panem Emilem 8rubafern a mnoho zdaru piejeme.

• • y e Fayetteville sezdani byli kostele sleena Jean StoIke s panem Josefem F. Sladkem. Mnoho gtesti jim iotajeme.

• • — 2e u etenakft Edwin 8rubatovSrch pri Schulenburg pkibyla do rodiny roztomile deveatko v Lagrangske nemocnici. Mnoho ra,dosti a g testi piejeme.

• • — 2e ye Wallis oslaven sfiatek sleeny Margie Kueerove s panem Jerry Galliou synem GalliovYch z Wallis. Nevesta pochazi ze Sealy.

• • — Ze v East Bernard byl pochovana pani Apolena Hranicka, 821eta, ktera zem vela v nemocnici v Austine. Jeji mug John Ovesny" ji na veenost pkede g el v roce 1915 a pak se provdala za Jana Hranickeho. — Zanechala eetnou rodinu a v g em plat y na g e soustrast.

• • v Crosby minul* tYclen k veenemu odpoeinku ulozen byl na g krajan a bratr Peter Janik 831etY. Deli zpravu o pohilau pkineseme v pki g tim eisle.

• • — Ze mankle Chas. Du g kovi z Granger se odstehovall do Hallettsville kde si

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koupili domov. Doufame, de se jim v no- minuly t r den cod tarnnejAi sestry a bravein domove bude libit a piejeme mno- try potegilo.

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• • — Ze na g li na g eho bratra Adolfa Bro— 2e v Shiner minu1ST tYden zemkela 'Ze v face Concho u pkehrady Matcalf pani Franti g ka Meyerova temek 92 let utopeneho a jeho pkevracenou lod'ku stard. Jeji portistale velke recline nage poblUe. Byl pouhYch 37 let star a jeho upkimna, soustrast. pkedeasneho odchodu 'Zen jeho manZelka • • a dcera. Dale sestry a jeden bratr Si— Ze minul3r. tSr den zde zemkely p. mon v Eola. Jeho otec jej pkede g el na Vincent KapeinskY byl pouze 59 let star veenost minuleho roku. Za tuto smutPracoval do sveho onemocneni pro me- nou zpravu dekujeme bratru Sochovi v sto West. — Zanechal mimo manZelky San Angelo. — V g em portistalYm nage etyki syny a jednu deem. Byl z kostela soustrast.

• • pochovan na katolickSr hititov. Na g e soustrast recline. se silnieni ne g testi vAude mno21., netteba ani zvla g te pkipominat.

— 2e manZele Tony Elznerovi v Taft g ime o tom a vidime temek denne neslavili sve 251ete vStroei spolukti v kru- g testi na na g ich silnicich. Obzvla gte v eas hu rodinnem. Blahoptejeme. vanoeni bud'me dvojnasobne opatrni a • • hled'me radej jeti pomaleji a aby nam - Ze tad manZ'ele Rudolf Zet'tovi brzdy dobke pracovali.

Opatrnosti niGranger oslavovali vYroei 50.1ete sveho kdy nezbYva. sriatku. BYvaji na Wine loll Granger.

• • Byla velka oslava na poeest v osadni sibyla letos dobra, firoda pekanu ni.

Mnoho gtesti piejeme. z mnol4ch mist se zdeluje, gkoda jen • • — Ze v East Bernard zemkel krajan de kdy2 je v malem chcete zpenekt tak L. J. g ulak star 46 let. Byl z katolicke- jen male za ne dostanenete. MinulSr ho kostela pochovan na osadni htbitov. den se prodavali y e Fort Worth tki libry za dollar a pater& ad za 75c libra Na g e uptimna soustrast portistalYm. (Papershells).

• • • • — 2e, na g e mila sestra Libbie M. Vrla —Mate-1i nejakou zpravu pro tuto se odstehovalaA z Dallas do San Angestat', tak prosim ode g lete mi ji co nejlo, co2 ov g em velice litujeme. Doufame de v novem bydli gti se v kratkosti sez- dkive moano a nenoste to oil sobe v kapse tSrden aneb vice neb zprava pak ztranami s na g imi Many.

Dekuji Vam ci cenu jako "novinka".

• • Redaktor minulY Wen zemkela ye West pkedem.

• ( ) • pani A. J. Matu g tik 68 let stard. — Byla po obiadech v kostele O. M. Bratril pochovana na hicbitov Bratrsk3-7 pki West.

V dopisu od bratra J. Gajevskeho staNa g e upkimna soustrast pokistaly.m.

• la se nam velice nemila chyba a site o• dobrs, snakvk bratr Edward pomeli jsme tam v odstavci o zesnulem Parma, elan Jedonty byl pocten eestnYm bratru Petru Janikovy jmenovati jednu elenstvim v Siciety of Exploration Geo- dceru. A tedy by ten odstavec mel zniti: Pohtben byl dne 24. listopadu na physicits. Je studenten statni University v Oklahoma a piejeme mu mnoho bitove v Crosby, za velike ueasti jeho rodiny a pkatel. Zanechal po sobe galem zdaru.

• • sklieenou mardelku Marie Janik, v Day— San Angelo zemtel nahle v tamnej- ton; a MrS. Lillie Kostka, v Dickinson, g i nemocnici 64 let krajan George Ma- Texas dale; Janie Kovaleik, v Dayton; mesh po krat g i nemoci. Byl tam dobie Francis Kolatik, v Dayton, Agnes Jarma, znam a litujeme jeho nahleho odchodu. v Dayton; Stephene Schulte, v Houstone; syna Willie Janik v Crosby; sestry — Na g e soustrast rodiny.

• • Annie HranickSr y e Wallis; tki bratry: — Ze na g e sestra Filomena, Lacinova Emila v Wharton; John v Dayton; a Jerod Schulenburgu je v Houstonske nemoc- ry v East Bernard, Texas. Pak dvacet nici jak zdeluje bratr Frank Holub, ta- vnuta a vnueek, pet-a-tficet pravnukti a pravnileek, a hojne piatel. Jedna dcera, jemnik kadu 67.

• • Bessie Kostka, jej na veenost pkedegla.

Tato opravuji br atke G aj evsky.

Ze tad br. BezecnY a jeho manZelka, v 1 • ef• Schulenburg churavi a piejeme jim vgem Chceme-li dosici vnitimiho souladu obrat k lepgimu. ♦ • a klidu, musime nejprve miti jasnY pke— 2e ten na g bratr organisator V. hled o svem nitru a miti vuli jiti cestou Bakina nav g tivil kad 67 v Schulenburg dobra. Znej sebe sama!

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PRVNI OKRSEK Prvni okrsek oznamuje svoji Jarni sehrIzi v 1962 na den 6. kvetna (May the 6th.) u hosticiho iadu 'Oslo 38 v Koval!, Texas, ph Smithville. — 2adaji zdruZene distrikty aby jim tato, tak easne oznamena nedele v kvetnu byla laskave ponechana.

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Prigti Jarni solarize III. okrsku bude se konat v 1962 u hostieiho radu 92 ye Ft. Worth na pozvani tehoZ — Okrsek gest oznamuje svoji Juni' schrizi do osady Talton. Datum toho dne bude nam vg em oznamen.

SEDMY OKRSEK Oznamuje Ze se okrskova, schilze bude konat u tadu eislo 56 v Corpus Christi, posledni nedeli v dubnu co jest 29. dubna (April the 29.)

• Oznameni o okrskovS.7ch schrizi v roce 1962 budou ye Vestniku drZeny k informaci nageho elenstva a budou dopineny aneb rozgitene jakmile od okrskil dojdou dalgi podrobnosti. Prosime o Vagi pozornost. )° °(

Prosim pieelete si toto duleiite oznameni Pkipominime znovu na ge oznameni, ie po deli porade a dohode s firedniky Hlavni likadovny bylo pied easem usnegeno, — Ze nebudou budouene ye Vestniku uvefejovane obr5zky nevest, vroei siiatkfi, absolventil riizn*th gkol, coi nema, priory vztah na nagi spolkovou praei kadovou, okrskovou a vilbee eele Jednoty. To se stalo k vüli obmezeni thni za zhotoveni rytin a pogtovrieho spojeneho s vracenim obrazkil odesilateliim.

Date bylo usnegeno, e kaide zasilka odeslana redaktorovi musi bjrti pine vyplacena, a za obrazky ktere si piejete aby yam byli vraeeny, musi no patifene po gtovne. Obrazky ku kterjan je pkiloien dopis, musi bSrti tak oznaCen6 na °bake, jinak cela zasilka je prvni tlidy, a ehybujiei po gtovne musi dopliteeti redakee. teny vgeho, i pogtovneho se stale zvyguji a jest tkeba opatrneho vedeni coi vyaduje napravu. Kaida zasilka ktera nebude pine vyplacena odesilatelem, bude mu vracena,. — Wig redaktor Vim picediem dekuje za laskave porozumeni tomuto nalizeni a za Vogl soueinnost.

S.P.J.S.T. Uomov Sesty bratri a pratele!

V na gi posledni schfizi Domova Odpoeinku jsem byl zvolen, bych napsal zpravu o nagi einnosti nageho Domova Odpoeinku v Taylor,, Texas. Predem prehledneme skutky Domova Odpoeinky a j eho pokrok v tak lidumilne einnosti.

Pohledneme zpet ku sjezdu 1956, kdy nage Hlavni firadovna SPJST udelala prvni krok k tomuto dobroeinnemu skutku, kdy Z darovala $100.000 a te2 nevynechme ty v geehny dary, ktere byli darovany rady, spolky a hodne dobrosrdeenSmi jednotlivci. Bylo viditelno, Domov Odpoeinku bude stat nejmene $150,000 a proto sbor direktoril Domova Odpoeinku udelal $50,000 piljeku od Hlavni frarclovny SPJST a zaoali se sta y -bou,yladenzalsvojiennost se 40 pokoji, velkou jidelnou spojenou s prijimaeim fojerem niobby) zabavni mistnosti, kuchyni 6radovnou, pradelnou a se vim ostatnim potrebnY'm.

To byl zaeatek na geho Domova Odpoeinku v Taylor, Texas.

Pritorrine mame 38 hostu v Domove Odpoeinku vgichni jsou velmi spokojeni a jsou hrdi na jejich Domov.

Ale, tak jak eas bëi, tak jsme vynagli, Ze jegte nee° chybi. Je gte neeo jineho je zapotrebi a jedind odpoved' ku nagi potrebe byla, pristavit pristavek ku nag emu Domovu Odpoeinku, abychom mohli opatrit ty hosty kteri onemocni a nejsou schopni se opatrit vice sami, jak se nam v minulosti stalo.

-anku

jsou v jakemkoliv stavu a zaroveil postavit Domov pro spravce. Pkistavek bude mit 14 pokojtj pro hosty s koupelnou, zachody, pokoj pro ogetrovatelku, pokoj pro leky a pokoj kde se dr21 zdznamy, vge bude umele chlazeno a bude mit centralni topeni.

MoZna, Ze nkijde my glenka. Je to to vge zapotrebi? mill pkatele, z na gi zkugenosti v minulosti odpoved' je ano a jednaducha pkieina je ta Ze je velmi te2ko Hot na gim hostilm, kdyZ onemocni a jsou nemoani se sami opatkit, Ze se o ne nenniZem naddle starati, a Ze musi jiti bud' do nemocnice aneb nekam jinam.

Tak toto je ta prav5, phiCina proe stavujem k na gemu Domovu Odpoeinku.

Jsem At'asten Ze yam mohu oznamit stavba velmi dobke pokraeuje a oeekavalue, o bude dohotovena asi 20. prosince, 1961. frpina cena pHstavku bude stati asi $64,000, a cena nezahrnuje ndbytek a vge potkebne.

Proto, se obracime na fady, spolky a jednotlivce a jejich gtedrost s prosbou, by nam pomohli se zakizenim poko, ktere bude stat $350.00 jednoho pokoje. Prvnich etrnact kteki zakidi pokoje budou uznani a jejich jmeno bude umisteno na pamatni desce (plague) na dverich u pokoje. Ostatni clarci budou uznani na zvla gtni pamatni desce, ktera, bude umistnena ye fojeru (lobby) Domova Odpoeinku.

Neni to lehke ani pfijemne ptat se o Proto sbor reditelft ye sjezdu SPJST Vag'i podporu, ale citime se jisti, e je 1960 zaZadal o dal gi piljeku $50,000 aby jich mnoha kteki budou gt'astni a hrdi mohi postaviti nenmenieni oddeleni, aby- Ze mitZou brati podil na takove dobrochom mobil na ge hosty opatrit at' ji2 einnosti a jejich snahy budou velmi o-

Ve stkedu, tine 13. prosince 1961 ceneny. Mete zaslat va gue dary na bratra Sid Pokladnik, 2924 Elm Str. Dallas 26, Texas, neb na bratra Rudolph Troubil c/o SPJST Rest Home, Taylor, Texas. Mfdeme pkedem fici slova "Dekujem vain" ku predu?

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Divite se tomu kdyZ' vam Vestnik delgi dobu nedochazi pa merle va gi adresy?

-- Oast° obdrzim dopis, abyclaom yarn zmenili adresu na nyriej gi pogtu ale o-; pomeli jste nam sdeliti svou pogto vejgi.

Nemfdeme Va gi 2adosti vyhovet a 0desilame va gi zmenu na na gi Hlavni kadovnu kde drZi adresak v gech nagich elenft. Ani tam nemohou Va gi Zadosti vyhoveti protole nevi, kde jste dkive bydlel a jelikoZ mame mnoho elenu stelnYch jmen, nevi tam kterYm vlastne z nich jste. Tedy prosim napi gte znovu novou ale i STARCH adresu a po glete to primo do Temple Hlavni fikadovne, box 400.

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U kadu Jaromir 54 konala se oslava vanodni v nedeli \leder za velke fidasti dlenstva a pozvanYch host& — Ditky ktere predvedli libivY program vanoeni nacvieila sestra Mikeskova za pomoci seater Cepak a Marek. Kaklemu se provedeni libilo a kdyZ pki gel k dovrgeni Mikulag a rozdaval darky ditkarn i dorostlym, byla nalada v pravde " gtedreho" vedera.

Sestry kadove vysluhovaly vYbornou vedeki vgem a jen jsme se divili, kde jen tolik tech niznYch "dobrot" sehnaly. Byl to vskutku peknY veder u vas straveny a diky za pozvani a kaklou laskavost.

Mnoho zdaru varn a va gemu Youth Clubu. — Do noveho roku mnoho gtesti vgem.

Red. a 2.ena.

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Jeite Jednou Vas vg echny kdo2 se stehujete upozornujeme, 2e zmeny adres dlu2no zasilati primo do nagi Hlavni fikadovny kde se adresat opravuje. — zmeny adres do West, musime je zas odesilat do Temple Hlavni incadovne a mame s tim zbyteenou praci a po gtovne vYlohy Adresa Hlavni Uradovny jest BOX 400 TEMPLE, TEXAS Dekuji Vam za pozornost ptedem Red.

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ty nage elenove kteri ye schazi nebyll se dozvedeli, co se v na gem rade deje, tak tedy timto vyhovuji. Jsem jistY, San Angelo, Texas to bude k nedemu dobre.

Milk bratke redaktore a etenaki: Nagi prosincovou schuzi zahajil piedDne 4. prosince rano na gli na bkehu keky Concho v okresu Concho u pkehra- seda bratr Krenek za pritomnosti vgech dy Mat Calf prazdnou karu a v fece raclovych iltednikti a asi petatticet diepkevracenou lod'ku a kdya byl vyclan nu a nekolik nam milYch navgtevnikt. poplach tak pfed polednem vytahly s Mezi Mimi byl tea nag distriktni orgakeky telo utopeneho rybake jen pak by- nisator bratr V. Hanna s manZelkou. — lo stotaneno co 37 leteho krajana (A- Vkly rika, ae rad k nam do schaze jede dolph 13role. Byl barvikem v San Ange- ponevadZ nag lad ma vkly vice sester lo. nea biatra ye schazi coa jej te gi proto, ae Jeho pkedeasneho, tragickeho odchodu je videt ze ,na ge sestry berou vet gi zaseli jeho man'Zelka a dceru gka, sestry a jem a radove snaZeni a tak to pry ma jeden bratr Simon v Eola, Texas. — Jeho bit. otec jej na vednost ptede gel (Emil 13roZ) KdyZ bratr pkedseda schtlzi zahajil tak pied rokem.

BudiZ mu zeme lehka uvital vgechny na ge mile hosty a povstaa nage srdeend soustrast recline.

Neli pi-Amine a vzdali test na gi vlajce Spovirne dne and hodiny. jenych state.

S pozdravern vgem Bedkich Socha Pak bratr tajemnik preeet1 zapis z " 4-listopadove schtze a byl prijat jak eten.

V duchu do zeme milovane — Rokovalo se pak o raznYch radovych Austin, Texas zalektostech k dobru Jednoty a pak naBUM se vanoce a mnozi krajane i kra- sledavali volby radovYch urednika prc janky v Americe budeu vzpominati na rok 1962. vanoce tam daleko za mofem, kde proN.gt'astne mladi i zpivati piseri "Nikdy Nasledujici byli zvoleni oklamaene: Ray Krenek, predseda se nevrati pohadka mladi" Ceske Literarni Sdru2eni bylo vyzvano uvedoEmil Pegek, Misto predseda melYmi naginci, aby upozornilo na kraFrank Holub, tajernnik a iieetni snou obrazkovou deskou ditanku Zima, Max Mazoch, pokladnik L. J. Peters, M. D. -- lekak jejiZ literarni i umelecka cena je velika.

Mnohe. obrazky, na peknem papike, jsou Pak na,sledovala vYmena nahleda jak celostrankove. budoucne lepe pokraeovati ohledne buObrazky mnohYm pkipomenou krasy idovani radii a navgleve nagich tadovYch oeskoslovenska a probudi i v mladeli, schazich, ae se to letos trochu polengilo. zde zrozene, zajem o zem jejich rodieft.

Prijal jsme letos devet mladYch eleJeden obrazek 'east° povi vice ne21i 100 wi a etyri eleni s prestupni listinou od slov. eisla 56, 002 rids velice te gi a my vgici doufame, 2e nam uclelaji dobre deny. i.tanka Zima ma zirnni, vanoeni a Tak viclite, 2e jsme se trochu pohnuli, narodni raz a zpusobi, Ze mnozi kra- ale byl ua veru eas, neb jsme ji2 do4t1 jand a krajanky zde v duchu budou ce- diouho drimali. Doufam, se budem• stovati o vanocich do rodne zeme, upou- bcialej gi a nage 'facto-ye schtize lepe navtani nejen krasnYmi obrazky, ale i gtevovati. peknYm, vybranYm etenim.

Na. nemocenskem listku mame Cena eitanky je jen jeden dolar I s ny nag bYvali predseda bratr BezecnY a pogtovnYm a ten molno zaslati v dopise jeho manaelka, sestra Bezecna dlouhona adresu Dr. Ed. Mieek, University Sta- leta teetnice na geho tadu, oba churavi tion, Austin 12, Texas. Na prani Dr. Mi- ve svem domove a pak sestra Filornena eek eitanku ochotne podepi ge. Chcete-li Lacina jest v nemocnici v Houstone. Teji zaslati co peknY a lacin•vanoeni dd- dy kteri sestry a bratri ma2ete tak na y gte jich. Out-Ativeynmoceapt rek, napi gte, pripojte adresu a Vagemu tomu budu velice radi. Tak bratre redakprani bude ihned vyhoveno. tore to je asi v ge co ti mohu ted' zdeVanoce se b1121, jednejte rychle! lit a2 zase nekdy na pfesrak, tak se miDr. Ed. Mieek vej hezkY a odpoein si pees svatky aby jsme zas mobil po novern rote zaeit zase ) • jak o tej eervene sukynce. kid 67 Schulenburg, Texas S pozdravern vgem Merit= na gi Jednoty a prejeme vain v gem vesele vanoBratki a sestry: ce a St'astnY NovY rok Byl jsem poladan bratrem redaktorem jsem abych oznamil na gi vetejnosti vYsledek Frank Holub, nag i prosincove vYrodni schaze tak aby taj tadu Bluth Svobody

DONSOVATELe

Strana 0 tislo 47. SPJST, Seaton, Texas Sestry a bratri: Dnes neni mnoho 0 eem psat, o nejake zvlattni einnosti a neni ani nalady.

Moje manZelka jest dost' vaZné nemocna a nachazi se v nemocnici Kings Daughters Hospital v Temple tak moje mySlenky jsou vic tam ne2 na necem jinem. Jedine co je z kadovYch podnikri ditlaite je vanoeni nadilka (Christmas party ) o ktere jsem se zminil v poslednim dopise a ktera se bude odb j vat 17. tohoto mesice pc) schlizi R. V. O. S. 0 misto leditele nebo hospodate sirioveho se neprihlasil doposud 2adnY a toto misto je doposud otevrene. Prato kdo by se o to misto zajimal milk se prihlasit v pritti v nedeli dne 1. ledna (na Nov Y Rok). Na listku nemocnkch se nachazi moje manklka a sestra Marie Hrutkova bSTvala tadova dopisovatelka do Ceske stati, ktera psava-. la pane dopisy.

6etli jsem se zajmem dopis bratra Frank Vytopila z Wheelock kde popisoval jeho zatitky v zapadnim Texasu z okoli Stamford, protok v tech mistech jsme take bydleli roku 1909 a 1910. Bylo to v okoli osady zvane Sagerton a bylo tam usazenYch nekolik eeskYch rodin. Tam jsme melt plilaitost seznamit se s rodinou Bubeloyft.

Byli tam Jan HWY, Sasin,( jeho kfestni jmeno jsem zapomnel) Dobeeka, Josef a Alois VYchoperi, dale Slo ydeek, Dubil, ml., Ludvik Zatlukal, Vaclav Hevelka. a Joe Hrabal. Myslim ale'Ze rodina Bubelova ostala tam jedina, ostatni se Casem odstehovali.

Warn etenattim Vestnika, vtem bratram a sestram spolkovYm, bratrum redaktoru a jeho spolupracovnici a dru'Zce 2ivota, vydavatellun a spolupracovniktim v tiskarne jaktA vtem elentim Hlavni iticadovny at'astne a vesele Whoce jakI I fispetnY NorvY Rok pleje za Oslo 47.

Karel Kalenda, dopisovatel • 4 4(-Moulton, Texas Cienüm ladu Velehrad Oslo 19 a eta-

V2STNiK— WEST, TEXAS tajemnik, Ferd Miaulka; rieetnik, Joe G. Patalik; pokiadnik, Jerome Jurena. Jak vidite, zrnena neni MAW,. Doufam, jste s praci sgch Utednikti spokojeni, a oni se jiste vynasnak aby tak bylo I nadale.

A ted' nee° jineho. Vanoeni svatky budou tady ant se nenadame. Advent se svojim kouzlem. JeSte tak ti stark pamatuji jeho poesii a vzpominaji ty lady svetel po urnrzle ceste, nekdy take i po notnem blate ubirajicich se ke kostelu, kde od srdce si ulevovali od s yYch teakosti sveho Zi.vota zpevem: Ejhle Hospodin piijde a Rosu dejte nebesa, a tak aerpali posilu k dalSimu Mvotu. Ti mladi o tom rile nevi, vSeck,o to zanika, jak ye stare vlasti, tak i tady, i to kouzlo Hedreho dne je zatleno. Ptisnk post toho posvatneho dne platil jak pro dospele, tak i pro deti, ted' ten ptisnS7 piist jest zruSen a s tim mnoho toho, kouzia odpadio.

Bysnis (business) a jen bysnis tot' vrchol vSeho. Neni tomu davno co poslouchali jsme na. Katolicke hodince co vSecko konaji v San Antonio sestry teSitelky, jaka hrozna bida, at elovekem to ottasa, potom Ze tady neni bida a had a zatim v te bohate Americe lids taktka hladem umiraji, zatim co se cizaktim pomand, jen zajit do tech postrannSrch 'ulieek tam najdete bidy dost kdo nezavira oei pied ni.

V torn posvatnem Case Vanoenim srdce zamo2nch lidi a tech bohaen jsou pristupnejSi te bide lidske, pr k zmirriuji tu lidskou bidu riiznkmi nadilkami aby ten chud'as aspori v torn Case Vanoenim netrpel hlad a zimu, sami se konefSi tim Ze zmirriuji tu lidskou bidu ze sveho hojneho plebytku a. bohateho stolu ale pIt torn zapominaji, Ze ten chud'as must a chce jist celY rok. Tak tomu bylo, a bude, a my obyeejni lid& to neptedelame.

Tady ye SpojenY. ch statech se to /lam zda, divne pH tech ohromnYch prebytcich, vteho druhu potravin ale te2ko vte kontrolovat a i'idit aby vSe bylo spra yno. Celkem narod americkY je dobroeina.‘Z do krajnosti je-li toho potrebi, mirni hlad a bidu takita v celem svete. Net dost o tom.

Ke konci pleji vgem etenatiim Vestniku, redakci a Hlavni Utadovne, vkm mkin pkatelfim kteli mne na mem vymenku navttivili, kteli mne tu a tam nejakSrm listkem nebo psanim poteti-, plejem od srdce ty nejradostnejk svatky Vanoeni a At'astnk Nov Rok. Pokoj lidem dobre y ule! vat Ferd Mieulka t---

Tak nati vYroeni schtzi mame za sebou, poeasi bylo velice priznive, aden se nemohi vymluvit na Spatne poeasi. A skuteene i ta navtteva byla die toho.

Byl jsem prekvapen kolik se nas sjelo.

Mne dela], tofera ná t vnuk, James Vatek, take Glen nateho radu, a tak se mne zda k v tom nejsme jeSte tak Spat)* jen kdyby elenove trochu na to dbali a schtze vic nave"tevovali.

VSecko jednani'SW hladce a pH volbach Utedniku zvoleni pro ptiSti rok bySalinas, Calif.

Ii jak nasleduje: Pkedseda, Roy Ctena redakce a vtichni mill etouci: Bueek; mistoptedseda, Alfons Kristinik; Na vedomost varn davam co me znate

Ve sttedu, dne 13. prosince 1961 a je vas hodne, te jsem zdrav a vesel.

22. zati jsem at udelal vklet do San Paul statu Minnesota. Sedl jsem. v San Francisku do Aeroplanu "Jet United" v 7 hodin a 10 minut rano, bylo nas asi 80 a leteli jsme na vYchod kdyt jsme leteli asi hodinu tak oznamoval Ic jsme 3 tisice a 500 set sticevic od zeme paneeku to mi ale praskalo v Myslel jsem, 2e ohluchnu, ale nestalo se mi nic. Ta dalka do San Paul je 2 tisice a 5 set mil ze San Franciska. V Denver, Colorado jsme &kali 2 hodiny na druhy aeroplan spoleenosti Western a ye 4 hodiny odpoledne jesm byl ukonce mojeho vkletu v San Paul. Zpatky jsem volil cestu po busu to jsem se ale projel. Ze statu Minnesota jsem j el do statu Iowa pak do Omaha, Nebraska, dale do stall Wyoming, myslim Ic jsem jel kolem farmy strejdy Podhoraka, dale do Salt Lake City, Nevada a pak. jests 700 set mil do Californie do San Fianciska a pak jests sto deset mil do Salinas meho domova. To u't byl müj etvrtY. let aeroplanem 3 krat jsein late. z Monterey, Califonria do Austin, Texas a kdybych mel dost penez chtel bych litat ka,MT mesic. Jeto krasne cestovani v aeroplanu.

Srdeene vas vtecky zdravim co me znate a jsem vat krajan Frank Dutek, st.

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(Tento dopis je tak vysazert jak byl psan.)

Crosby, Texas napsat Dnes jsem si uminil par do Vestnika, mnoho elenU so nine ptaPRI ZMENE VASI ADRESY POTILITE TOHOTO HUPONU Supreme Lodge SPJST. Sox 400, Temple, Texas 2addin Vas o zmenu me adresy jak nasleduje:— Moje nova adresa jest:—

Moje stars adresa:—

Patilm k tadu Oslo S pozdravem Potts

Ve sttedu, dne 13. prosince 1961 lo proe nic nepi gi do Vestniku, 2e jsem mival vag ne dopsy a tines Vestnik gadnY start' dopisovatel nic nenapi ge jak kdyby tech starch ji g nebylo. Mnoho dopisovatelii si steguje na, redaktora, ze dopise cenzuruje a nektere dopise zadrguje.

VESTNiK --- WEST, TEXAS

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ji pojistku si slogili.

Kdo tu, ztratu Naelnice — A. M. Castro ma nahraditi?

Misto naeelnice — Ann Peal To je nage bratrstvi a ta nage lidskost.

Zastupce do ' upni schtze Jim Kuee— AC pry mi neni dovoleno delati poz- ra naanky pod dopis od tiskoveho yYboru Nahradnik — Albert Regrnund schvalenY nemohl jsem se v tomto ptiSbor keditehi 5 elenovY: Roy H. Peal, Chas. Majek, Frank SijanBratti a sestry na g Vestnik stoji jed- padu zdrgeti.

S pozdravem Redaktor sky, Jr., Frank Sacky, Frank L. Sacky. notu roene kolem 40 tisic dolart). a pro )• •( Zabavni vYbor: Roy H. Peal, Ann Peal, nas stare mnoho Oteni neni. Wive byA. M. Castro, Frank L. Sacky. valo vic spra y starch dopisovateht.

Telocviena, Jednota Sokol Selnize skoneena v 4:30. Picigti praviKdyg byla nejaka, kritika tak tam byla Corpus Christi, Texas delne schtize bude druhou nedeli v ledptijata v humoru a kdy g tam bylo 'Spar- VYtah zapisu z vYroeni schtize Sokol nut do redaktora tak to tarn take bylo Corpus Christi ktere se konala 26. listo- nu ye 2 hodiny.

Na zclar: a Hlavni Utadovna toho znesla piny ko- padu 1961.

John Sta ga Jed. ge a gadnY cenzur nebyl a my stall eleSchtze byla zahajena ye 3 hodiny ni a dopisovateli jsme jeden druheho bratrern starostou Jim Kuderou starstihal. Zeberme si na ptiklad vladu v Sim, za ptitomnosti vgech acmku nagi Americe co je kritiky na statni A- na bratra mist° starostu Frank Veseltedniky i na presidents a neni nic cen- ku, ktery se pozvolna pozdravuje z jeTaylor, Texas zurovane a jede to zad dal. Ctaval jsem ho nemoci. Schtze byla dosti detne nav- Mile sestry a bratti: Vestnik za redaktora Tapala pak za Ativena, kde se steastnili toho zabavniho Kvituji zde dart' a sice: Moueky a za Valeika a ti psaly dopis jak odpoledne a yeeete hoste i deti zapis z K ucteni pamatky man gela Josef narustly dnes to nejde Beran a syna Jerry Reran, minule schilze eten a pkijat beze zmeny. Dogle dopisy deny a vykizenY brapani Anna Beran — $5.00 Bratti a sestry obzvla gte my mladiK ucteni pamatky Rudolph Mrazek ci kterYm nam pte glo 80 let tenkrat by- trem Jednatelem.

Victor a Mary Janak -- — $5.00 Bratr starosta, podal jeho zpravu a 10 ve gtitu Vestniku napsano — $5.00 P,ad 'Oslo 177 SPJST — se delaji ptipravy pti tom oznamil, ge Podpora Lidskost a Bratrstvy Dnes to K ucteni pamatky Peter Janik bratrstvi asi umtela a lidskost gadny pro vanoeni nadilku, ktera, bude 17. promangele John GajevskY — $10.00 neuMva, a ta podpora ta vinmizela naei- since v Sokolovni jak ptede gle za K ucteni pamatky Vivie Dukatnik sti elenstva od kadu eislo 56 a odboeky sto. pani Adolphie Macha — $5.00 pojig t'ujiciho spolku SVPS dislo 30 kteMivaly sme podporu v nemoci ale v re finanene pomahaji ueinit pottebny K ucteni pamatky Frank Strunc od bratra a ses. John T. East BernardskYm sjezdu jsme padporu nakup one nadilky vanoeni. Ptildete Sebetka — — — — — $2.00 zrugily agkoli mnoho delegatil to neod- vgichni ten veeer zadatek je v 7 hodin.

T. J. Moravek daroval Domovu $1.00 ‘ ijanskY podala Sestra fieetnice Adela S porueovaly. Bylo ujednano. Nemocenska Pani Tom Veeera — — $20.00 podpora placena Menem dalo to brtru svoji zpra,vu a bratr starosta, k tomu doFort Worth Youth Club flay tern gtou dal aby byly zaslane po KolihovY mnoho prace ag se to zrugilo tadu cis. 92 SPJST — — $10.00 samo sebou. Dnes nemame v Jednote kteti jsou pozadu splacenim s yYch 'denPan a pani Joe a Emilie Kalousek aadnou podporu pro dleny v nemoci jinY skYch poplatkit misto posilani yanoenich Sestra pokiadnice nam ozna,mila, 'ge jednoty maji v padu nemoci jak od jedpozdravil — — — $10.00 noty tak od bratrskYch tadu podporu a hotovost v banku jest $555.00, ale ge ma$10.00 Mangele V. H. I3atina — to tern starYm i mladYm elentim porno- me platit mestskou a gkolni clan $177.12.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Pola gek nam poslaJednoty vyplaceji dividendy. Na- Stale ale ptichodi ilety jako na ptiklad ge jednota ye Fort Worthskym sjezde u- pojigteni proti ahni a bouti a mnoho ji- li ofechy.

Vg em glechetnYm clarcilm patti nage &Clain dividendy ale take zemielY jak neho yYdani s udrgovanim majetku v vtele diky. potadku. mnoho nagich Mewl Je pravda ge mame S bratrskSrm, pozdravem a ptanim Vam Sestra naeelnice Anieka Stransky' Casmy stab sievu ale na to musime eekat 35 let a mnohY a g 40 let, to jig ten Glen tro si vzala na starost ptipravit cletskY vgem veselYch svatkti vanoenich Vag yam jako vgdy tam za tou dobu ten tisic naskladal. Je program k to vanoeni nadilce.

Rudolph Troubil Bylo take jednano aby se potadala nas mnoho co mime ten tisic tam fRa s (--•---—1 zaplaceny a platime je gte assesmenty Sylvestrovska taneeni zabava bude-li deset iadd Prynich Pro touto dobu je toho dost prosim dej mogno na ten yeeer sjednat hudbu.

DO 30 LISTOPADU 1961 Usnegeno aby tci akry pozernku, ktere to do Vestniku jak je to psany je mne Certefikatii.

Misto Cislo byly lisovane "Gulf Coast Little League" 82 roky chci si to pfeeist.

177 Cottonwood 6. byly na po gadani ;late jeden rok lease Jan NemY 98 Fort Worth 154. byl prodlougen.

Milt' bratie NemY. 80 Houston 88.

Sestke Agnes (Elzener) Btenove byla Tento dopis tvitj, v kterem nektere tvo 46 Danbury je tvrzeni se na pravde nezakladaji, by- zasland zdravice (Get Well Card) a pta- 139.

40 Taylor 29. lo mi tiskovYm vYborem natizeno dat no ji aby oeni operate se zdatila.

40 Dallas 84. inonvnici zvoleni byli pro rok 1962 otisknouti v organe. KagdY T yttj do54.

West, Jaromir 39 Starosta — Jim (Vaclav( Kueera pis jsem byl nucen pi-epsati aby se o36 17.

Nov' Tabor Misto starosta — Albert Regmund pravili slohove a pravopisne chyby ale 35 81.

Needvill e Jednatcl — John Staga g adny nebyl censorovan. — Jako start' 30 Waco 66. treetnice — Adela gijanskY Glen mel by si pochopiti, ge mi stargi Toto postaveni se rouse do noveho roPokladnice — Anita Regmund platime (Tele i po to nam dovoleno sieku jegte valne pozmenit a pteje:me vgem Ndeelnik — Jim Kueera ve. Za to pohled', ze nam . umiraji mladfispech.

Misto nacelnik — Albert Regmund gi elenove, kteki jen men gi Cast na svo-

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VE S T K- WEST, TEXAS

Hlidka Zen Zpriva ze Mahe krouiku v Ennis V tato schtizi z 30 listopadu, ye ktere bylo pkitomno 21 elenek, sestra pfedsedkyne Bettie Houdkova, dala navrh na Vanoeni party, cog vgechny sestry schvalily, neb jsme mely v loni teg pane. Ustanoven den 14. prosince ye etvrtek o le hodine dopoledne a ka gcla sestra ma pkinesti darek v obnosu $1.00, na vYmenu. Male darky se tentokrat nemusi nosit. Krougek zakoupl krutu a• salat.

Krritu se uvolila upeci sestra Mary V. Novakova a nadivku sestra Anna KoSt'dkova. Sestry pkinesou riizne peeivo a jine dobroty, k dobre Vanoeni hostile pkislugne.

V nag i schrizi prodali se take mastitka od sester Tupe a Pavelkove zhotovene, kdo by si ptal mogno od nich pro nas kroug ek zakoupit. Na svetla jsme hradily $10.00. Darky /lam pkinesly $2.80 za pekinkul $1.00 od sestry F. Rosprimove za progiti jeji pokryvky $4.00 Dale bycho si praly, aby se nas hodne sealo na na gi Vanoeni oslavu a dobke se vespolek pobavily. Take, aby bylo v ten den pekne pobasi a ne takove uplakane, jako dries. Vgem milYm sestram a teg, vgern etoucim i vgem v redakci, p. reda,ktorovi L. Hogkovi, jeho mile mangelce, pteji ptijemne a Vasele svatky a hlavne hodne zdravi, co g pfeji sobe.

Sestra Jos. 8.ramkova ) ° 4• • (

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Slovanski Lipa eislo 66, Waco, Texas Mill bratki a sestry: Nag e schtze se potaclala v nedeli odpoledne, dne 3. prosince ye 2:35 hodin v Linden Hall a pfedseda Monroe Janke ji zahajil. Frances Miller vzdala east vlajce a byla opakovana ye velke spolee'lost &anti na tento volebni den faclu.

Vgichni rikednici byli pkitomni.

Navgtevou u nas byly pani Kapavik a pan James Moore a Dan schrader. Tegi nos ge k nam Protokol byl elan a male opraveni pak byl pkijat.

Bratr Bill Kokenek pravil, ge kiditele men svoji schtai v patek veeer a bratr Edward Mazanec pkeeet1 protokol z jejich schrize 18. iijna.

Sestra Libbie Parma zdelila, ae brzo budou skladajici dveke dodane a postavane. Nag Vanoeni veeirek jak jsme jig jednou psali, bude v 6 hodin weer dne 16. prosince. Napked bude veeete a potorn nejakY program mlacle ge a Santa Claus ge tea pkijde a rozda darky detem a dospelim tea. Stromeeek nam pkinese bratr Ed Mazanec za co g mu srdeene dekujeme. Virne, ae se ka gdSr teal na ten veeer tak prosim nezapomerite.

Sestra Parmo ya nam pfeeetla jmena dent. co maji narozenini tento mesic a jsou to sestry: Debra Galler, Dorothy Moore, Irene Janke, Irene Reznicek, Frances Miller, LaNell deska, a bratki Tommy Bessire, Otto Bison, Kenneth Koen, Carroll 8ixneik, Christtopher Spence, Michael Wayne TrefilY a Paul 8imeik. Zazpivali jsme jim Happy Birthday piseri.

Ve sttedu, dne 13. prosince 1961 prosince v 6 hodin veeer a jak vita, phneste sebou dost jidla a darky za nejmene 50 centia

Pkejem vaem iftednikiim Hlavni iffadovne, bratru redaktoru a jeho mile pani, cele redakci a vaem clenum vgude at'astne a vesele Vanoce a zdravi a prospegnY NovY Rok. Rrigena Parma dopisovatel kadu 66 Bratr Roman Parma za nemocenskY ) • oTe ( vYbor zdehl_ae sestra Filipina Barton a Stegoval si pan Loewy panu Pickovi: bratr Vaclav Zebro jsou nemocni a laratr.

"S tim Kohnem nevi moan se stSrkat, Henry West je ve nemocnici v Dallas.

Ptejem vaem mnoho zdravi a teailo nas ten bere ygecko pkilig doslovne."

"Jak to?" ae zase rnohl bratr Chris Spence byt s nami, noha se mu pane hoji.

"Ale pozval jsem ho nedavno k ve6eA tak jsme k tomu, ae se budou 14 a povidam aby byl jako doma. volit rikednici a predseda Janke vybral A co lays nekek', v deseti minutach vybratra Eugene Gerlicha aby psal jme- volal hadku s mou genou, osopil se na na kandidatti na tabuli a bratki Frank kluka, zpraskal psa, kuchakce dal vkpoBruns, Carroll 8imeik a sestra Emma ved"a mne kekl, ae jsem mezek." ) •4°( degka aby rozdali listky k voleni pak je sebrali a seitali.

Tezka volba Bylo 7 elenil co ptigli do sehlize kagdY "Ja, jsem ztravila celk minulSr tkden mesic v tomto roce a jsou to, bratti Ben- samkmi nakupy." nie Engelke, Johnny Gaidu gek, Otis Ces"To jste si nakoupila asi mnoho gatka. Bratr a sestra Frank Parma a bratr stva?" a sestra Roman Parma. Zvoleni byli.

"Ne — prvni den jsem si koupila jePkedseda — Otto . Hanug den par Ai-evict •a ostatnich Best dni IVIistopi•edseda -- Frank Miller jsem ztravila nakupovanim jednoho kloKnihvedouci — Johnny Gaidugek bouku!!" ) eTt, • ( Pokladnik — Otis deska Tajemnice -- Rose Parma Prtivoclei — Frank Parma A z deviti Clem byli zvoleno 5 keditehi a site bratr Edward Mazanec, Edwin Narovec, Frank Parma, Bill Kokenek Bratki sestry organisatori povgimEmil Hanug.

Reditelka Mlade ge sestra Libbie nete si laskave rtanSrch zpra y, "co jsem pkes Oden zaslechl" aneb v Friends in Parma.

Ostatni vYbory budou vytbrane pki the News", kde uvadime pkile gitost pro schtzi v lednu, ktera zase pkipadne na vas zajemce vyhledat a pkipomenouti jim, ae kagdST Cloy& pottebuje pojisteni. tteti nedeli v mesici na den 21. ledna.

Sestra Agnes Mazanec zdelila jak vaem Jest to nejlep gi ulogeni nagich penez, se libi nage kuchyri kdyg mame ty velke vzpomerite jim, ae v kaZdem pkipade dokamna a jegte ty jedny menal tak mail stane pojigtenk sve penize zpatky. — torn ale kaklk Glen SPJST ma pkile21dost mista valit pro svatby.

Tance se budou potadat calk tento me- tost ku konani nesmirne dobre spoleeensic v prosinci a doufame, ae mlacleg bu- ske praci v fade i v na gieh distriktech de mit dobrY vYte gek z jejich tance na s nagi mladegi aneb bkti ifeastni dobroveeer desateho (10) prosince a necht' einne praci. — Ziskavejme ditky oznapamatuje na Domov Odpoeinku. Pkeje- meni v nag i rubrice aneb ty ditky name mnoho zdaru. Tea jsme se usnesli, ae gich zemkelkeh elenri. — Pamatujme na se bude Chat $2. vstupne pro pany a to, ae chceme v tomto roce opet pi'evy$1 pro damy na Sylvestra prave .peed siti kvotu a pkejerne Vam vaechen jen moan zdar.

NovYm Rokem.

R. a, e Dvekni cenu vyhral bratr Ray Moore a mala Christine Narovee.

Sestra Louise Matu g dekovala vaem elenUm co ptigli eistit sin k jejich 251eNeopomerite se sileastnit vkroZni temu vYroei sriatku a my jim pfejeme mnoho Stesti a zdravi po mnoho roku. schtize vaaeho kadu. Jest to naae elenSchttze se skoneila v p0.1 pate hodine a ska povinnost die nagich bratrskkch, pak mladeg men svou schrizi. Potom se sesterskkch pravidel. Vella nav gteva poteal fadove tifedniky a !wily znaCi jedla chutna veeete. elenstva o svfij fad a Jednotu.

Doufame, ae se nas hodne sejde 16.

Brate a Sestry Organisitoii

eteniiinn

Ve stkedu, dne 13. prosince X9g ANUSE MITTENHUBROVA

VESTNiK -- WEST, TEXAS

itrana 9

jrZ pa lase hledajici houby, ktere se po zakoneeni sveho iddetu se rozhodli pro nekolika vlhkYch dnech v hojnem patu Krkonoge!" liboval si keditel. objevily. Prato horale, jim.2 ptda tak "Svet je vsgude krasnY!" Indio oaivy skytala, spechali vyaiti "Ale nage vlast zilstane pfec tint nejDiv& Roman vhodne chvile a ueiniti si pro dlouhou krasnej gm koutkem na svete!" zahorozimu pokudu moan nejvet gi zasobu to val student: "LonskY vYlet .s Jindrem do 1 hot° vyZivneho baiho daru.

Alp me rozhodne tak nenadchnul, jaMohutny, velebnY klid vanul z tmas a eechach. vYch les(' do ptiniabneho udoli, nad ninft Z vily Harrachovy vy gli etyki turiste. ko letani cesta po Morali e klenuly se pomezni hory 'Ceske. K pate Byla mezi nimi dama, ktera, sestupujic Jsem zvedav, podati-li se doktoru Absonejvyggi z nich, kralovske Snaky, tulily svitne po girokem kamennem schodigti, lonovi vypatrati dal gi jeskyne ye Slouse dye 'ache dedinky, NovY Svet s Har- rozhledla se zakicim gedYm okem kolem pu!"

"Rozhodne ano! Navrtani zoned na rachovem, z nicht prvni jest tem& po sebe a zvolala, s patrnYm nadgenim: celem svete znama svou vYrobou nej- "Ach, joke to nadhera! Nu ts e, nebylo mnoha mistech nebylo marne, a ja souby gkoda zista na lai a zaspati tento dim, to krapnikove jeskyne se tahnou vzacnej giho, oeskeho skla.

Novy Svet delila od Harrachova kra- vzacnY paitek letniho jitra v horach?" pod celYm mora yskYm Krasem."

"Byl by to velkolepy Uspech Absolotake, cesta rozko gnYin udolim, ohrani- "Ma g pravdu, Helenko, Iddyt' jsme sem nova badani a nage turistika by tint eena z leva strmou strani, z prava do koneene j en proto pki gli, abychom giroka vybihajicimi lukami a lest Dom- krasy tohoto kaskeho zakouti VAST., znaene ziskala."

"Nespustim podnikani jeho se zfeteky po stranich a lukach rortrougene, abychom iuzili krasy tohoto boZskeho z le!" urninoval si student( "zajima me, pkipominajici posvatnY Betlem, trousily ozval se vesele jeden must asi osmadvacetilety, statne postavy, seide-li se obnos na dark vrtani a hlese z dediny k decline.

Vg ecky dkevene s dodkovou stfechou, razne, mane tvake. "Ale pies to, vek, dani techto podzemnich sluji. Podaii-li ohranieene nizkYin, lat'ovYm plakem, Helenko, le se ti musim pro tvou sveZest se mu to, budu mezi prvnimi, kteki se z novych objevY tech budou teAiti." obrostlYm faichou, jejit Mute ., belave a obdivovati."

"Ovgem, tys se domnival, ze takove "To se •drive podivag do Postojny, mirude hvezdy a zvoneely kvetil zakily v zeleni, vesele se houpajice na s ys Ych ten- dvoudenni horske tury, jakou nam uloti- lY Jarolo; myslim, ze uplyne je gte nekola nase Snaka, me nohy, nesnesou. Pro lik let, net Absolon dospeje k svemu cikYch stopkach.

Jen tu a tam zastkvel se oily, kamen- tebe, jent jsi kolikrat jil Alpy navgti- li, ale ve vYsledek vetim zcela ureite ny domek a nova zkizene vily pro -diet- vil, jest ovgem takovY vYlet pohodlnou troufarn si jiz nyni tvrditi, le nage moniky, jich paet se tu kadorane mno- proehazkou, jak jsi se veers vyjadtil," rayske krapnikove jeskyne zastini pak i jeskyne v Postojne. Tolik bych si TAO, 2iI. Ale tyto hotelove podniky byly vice smala, se pani Helen Doubrayska.

"Hm, vzdyt' nas take nohy neboli!" aby v to naSi &all& zemi sousttedily se rortrougeny v Arlon, romanticky les v pravo pketinajicim, ktere se zvalo A- ozval se temek uraten tketii turista, vS'echny krasy sveta!" osmnactiletY student Jaroslav RoubravSpoleenost ubirala so belavou silnici, nenske a vedlo al k Rokytnici. skY bratr obou pant, z nich onen, kte- vedouci ke splavu Mumlavy, vroubenou V Novem Svete, naproti hotelu "U ry dosud ' milky se schodi gte vily sestupo- s obou stran temnYmi, staletYmi hvozKrakonog e", ze silnici, ztracejici se v byl chotem pani Heleny. dy. tmavem lase jako svetle gedY, svitivY pas Ale kdybych to nebyl probudil, spal Bylo jit'd k 'deste hodin'e', kdyz zahnull ku hranicim Pruska, zvedala se v podo- bys je gte jako sysel v zime!" smal. se be piivabneho, rozsahleho domku vpravo do lesa pies malt' dkevenY mumu pkedeglY. stek, picikop pkeklenujici, kde navesti carskeho vila Harrachova, zakizeno., rovnest pro letni hosty.

"Nediv se, Jindro, rnyslim, ze jsme znaello cestu k jednomu z nejzajimavgichni spali poi to horske tore vYborne. vejSich vodopadti malYch fek.

Bylo krasne rano.

Den probouzel se lichovenim slunka, Ja bych se rozhoelne dosud nalezal v naV polovine cesty, opatfene nekolika ktere se jit' nad lest' vyhouplo a svYmi ruci Morfeove, nebYt tuhle meho Cerbe- pohodlnSimi laviekami, potkali nekolik polibky t'iznive pilo rosu ,ja se zachytila ra!" usmal se pan JIM Doubra yskt u- deti, vracejicich se &mil s nasbiranSrv kaligku kvetin, na steblech travin, na kazav na svou chot'. mi houbami. Mezi detmi bylo asi devilupeni stromil a tenkYch pavueinkach tilete deveatko, velkYch, krasnYch es er"Jiki nechtel uveriti, ze jest rano!" nYch oei a rusYch, kovove se lesknoubabiho leta, ktere pavouci jit painali spicadati pies to, ze byl pravY podzim lalovala vesele pani Helena. "Musila cich vlasku, ktere pies to, ze byly spletejeg te daleko. A ta jemna vlekna nesla jsem uziti nebeske rosy a pokropiti ho!" ny ye dva pevne copanky, na ramenko Takova sveli vlatieka ne gkodi! smal splYvajici, zvedaly se odbojne jako pa"" se od vetve k vetvi a drobounke kapky ` rosy tkpytily se na nich jako jiskrne se Jindkich, povol'anim stavitel. peti a kroutily kolem rortomile, zdrave Apiece jsme odpaivali pinfich de- zbarvene tvakinky v neseetnYch prstenhvezdieky, zatici jako eiste drahokamy, , nedokazal. Nu, cich. jako radostne, stkvouci se slzieky, vyro- set hodin, cot bych Boma ovgem, horsk'y vzduch pochod do hor Ilene z tajemnYch oei nad nevyrovnatelto pusobi.

Vzduch opoji pochod vykeditel zastavil deti a tazal se jich, ne krasnou velebnosti botskeho dila, — eerpa." kdy na houby vstavaly. pkirody.

Byly vg echny, jak se zvalo, star gi nest "Nyni bych mohl podstoupit tu cestu smavY jas, sve ts i a vonnt vylu- znova!" ona maid, rusovlaska, ktera stanula ozujici z temnYch hloubek lest. silnY dech "Hm ja toho mam prozatim dost," nodal a majic prstik vldenY do fist, 7.0kokeneneho vzduchu, rozproudii Zivot pkiznal se keditel tovarny, pan Jiii Dou- dave prohlitela si nezname. zeme, jako kdyt' earovnYm proutkem Me- brayskY% "A ty jsi take jrt pied etvrtou na hne. Ptactvo v radostnem zpevu vysila- "Chcete ke spadu Mumlavy anebo do houby vstavala?" tazala se vlidne pani lo k nebi sve veene krasne, Wave hym- Harrachova?" tazal se mladY stavitel.

Helena male divky, vAecka zaujata jeny, doprovazene veselYm, bzueenim ve g- "Zamek, kam ti libo! Je zde vgude ji rortomilou tvakinkou. Byla, umazana, kereho hmyzu. A mezi prvnimi tvory, krasne!" jako mramorovand, ale pies to spina ta, krasne rano vitajicimi, byli Ede, davn0 "Opravdu, nyni jiz nelituji, ze jsme na kterou nepochybne nemyte, umazand

Plana rune

Ve stkedu, dne 13. prosince 1961 rueky po oblieeji rozmazaly, nemohla zakrVti v nem vzacne krasy.

Pani Helena pohlikla na ni s patrnVm zalibenim a nahle poealo ji srdce prudce bueiti. Zdalo se ji, 2e v tvatince to postathla zname rysy.

"Odkud jsi?" tazata se.

"Z Harrachova!" odvetila divka. "A odkud jste vy?" zvedave a smele doaala, pohlikjic nejbli2e stojicimu Jaroslavovi v tvat. Jeji umounend ruelca ocitla se na bile pravici studentove, zachytivei se okraje jeho rukavu.

Ten rueku tu skoro s odporem settasl a zasmal se.

"Hled'me, ty jsi odvatna!! Jak se jmenuj ee?" ' "Rost!" odvetily sborem druhe deti, zatim co deveatko smichem JaroslavoyS/m jaksi urateno ,mleelo.

"To j sem si mohi myslet, ze tu asi jinVeh jmen nebude nez Rozarek, Mladenek, Lojzieek, Betueek a Barueek. Nasbiralas hodne hub?"

MladSt student chtel nazvednouti vieko diveina, koeieku, ale ona je rychle rukou pridrzela, ustoupla o krok a pohledie, Bari vzpurne.

"Aj, aj, zjevne neptatelstvi!' smal se vesele student, ktereho bavil tento ztejmSr vzdor.

"Mile take neukatee sveho bohatstvi?" tazal se vlidne mlac1S7, stavitel.

Pokraeovani

Koutek

Youths Corner

UtME SE PESKY

LET'S LEARN CZECH

CTYEICATA tTVRTA iTLOHA

FORTY FOURTH LESSON

Vesele vanoce

Merry Christmass

a ‘St'astnjr rok novjr!

and happy New Year!

Novjr rok

New Year,

'et'astnk, Wastne, svatek,

happy, happily, holiday,

VSech Svatjrch,

All Saints,

svatyne,

sanctuary,

svatost,

holines,

vesele,

merrily,

veseliti se„

to be merry,

veseliti se nad neeim,

to rejoice over something,

KALENDAR

veselka,

wedding,

V Elk, Texas tad 'Oslo 35 oznamuje v3"Trooni schazi na den 10. prosince o 2 hodinach odpoledne. Vanoeni oslava a "Turkey Supper" dne 17. prosince poeinaje o 5 hodine odpoledne a nadilka dar kit pro nag mladd. Kdo mate dobrou villi a radost s nael spoleene praci, tak se prosime dostavte.

• • Add 'Oslo 48 v Beyersville oznamuje Vanoeni veeirek na, dne 14. prosince weer o 7:30 (co je ye etvrtek) Thursday s krate'im programem. Rodiee mohou pro ditky ptinesti darky pod stromeeek a ka2c1V je active zvan.

• f?Ald 47. v Seaton, poilda, Vanoeni yeeirek (Christmas patry) dne 17. prosince co jest tteti nedele v mesici a tedy se laskave k to ()slave pro mladez naei pkipra,vte.

veselost,

jolliness,

vesela mysl,

gladness or joyfulness,

veskrz,

throughout,

vesmes,

altogether,

vespolek,

together,

vesti,

to lead,

vesti porad svou,

to talk on and on,

jak se vede?

how are you?

vede se mi dobee,

I am well, getting along well.

vevnittr,

inside, greater or larger,

vitSina,

majority,

vetrati,

to ventilate,

teSiti se neelm,

to comfort oneself,

teSiti se dobremu zdravi Vanoeni nadilka s programem a Santa Clausem v tadove sins 92 Fort Worth. po celj, rok novjr.

Pamatujte na darky pod vanoeni stromeDear friends and readers of our "Self eek. Bude to v nedeli dne 17. prosince a poeatek v 5 hodin veeed. — Ptived'- Study". Can you form short sentences, te Vase ditky a pro dIal g informace la- using the words you have learned? The skave si pteetete dopis sestry Jurano- knowledge of any language can be aeye,

to enjoy good health throughout the new year. quired by learning words, as you read them and repeat them. — Save all these leesons. "Good luck".

Wednesday, December 13, 1961

VASTNtK—WEST, TEXAS

Strata 11

CLASS M: Retirement at age 65, full TRIDA PR: Ptednostni do givOtni. (Zaeinani v 5 roku stati) benefit at age 1.

PAYOR INSURANCE: This Order offers TRIDA C: 20ti splatkova do2ivotni. Plr4 the Payor of premiums on a child's obnos poji5teni ve vyplati v ptipacertificate the benefit of Payor Indu Umrti ad veku jednoho roku surance, which provides that in case of total disability or death of TRIDA D: 15ti splatkova daivotni. PinSr CLASS W: Whole Life, Paid-Up at age the Payor, the premiums will au85 obnspjiStevyla du tomatically be paid.

CLASS PR: Preferred Whole Life Umrti od veku jednoho roku.

CLASS C: Twenty Payment Life 0 TRIDA E: lOti splatkova do2ivotni. Pint CLASS D: Fifteen Payment Life obnos pojiSteni se vyplati v ptipadu CLASS E: Ten Payment Life VYber ruzn37, eh pojistek naAi SPJST Umrti oil veku jednoho roku CLASS F: Fifteen Payment Endowment vyberte si die potieby TARIDA F: 5ti leta nadaeni pinY obnos CLASS G: Twenty Payment Endowment pojjaeni se vyplati v pripadu CLASS H: Endorsement at age 65 TRIDA W: Splatkova do 85ti let, dokod veku jednoho roku CLASS I: Twenty Payment Endowment votni TRIDA G: 20ti leta nadaeni, piny obnos at age 60 TRIDA PR: Prednostni dokvotni se vyplati v ptipadu ümrti od veku CLASS K: Ordinary Life, Paid-Up at 65 TRIDA C: 20ti splatkova, daivotni. Pojednoho roku CLASS L: Double Indemnity Insurance platky se plati pouze 20 let TRIDA H: Nadae'n1 ye 65ti let. Piny obCLASS M: Retirement at age 65 Tft1DA D: 15ti splatkova, doZivotni. Ponos pojiLteni se vyplati v ptipadu CLASS MC: Twenty Year Decreasing platky se plati pouze 15 let ümrti od veku jednoho roku Term Mortgage Plan TRIDA E: lOti splakova, daivotni. Po- TRIDA I` 20ti splatkova, nadaeni v 60ti CLASS MX: Ten Year Decreasing Term platky se plati pouze 10 let letech. PlnY obnos poj gteni se vyMortgage Plan TE,Ida F: 15ti leta nadaeni. Obnos eerplati v ptipadu timrti od veku jedCLASS ML: Twenty-five Year Decreastifikatu jest vyplacen za 15 let. noho roku ing Term Mortgage. Plan CLASS MD: Thirty Year Decreasing TRIDA G: 20ti leta nadaeni. Obnos TRIDA J. E. Nadaeni v closa2eni 18 let, certifikatu jest vyplacen za 20 let. pinY obnos poj gteni se vyplati v pHTerm Mortga ge Plan TRIDA H: Nadaeni v 65ti letech. tlen pade fimrti od veku jednoho roku.

CLASS 5T: Five Year Term, Renewable TWA K: Splatkova do 65 let, doMvotplati poplatky a2 do 65ti let. and Convertable TRIDA I: 20ti splatkova, nadaeni v 60ti ni. PlnY obnos pojiSteni se vyplati CLASS 10T: Ten Year Term. Renewable eltech v ptipadu ilinrti od veku jednoho and Convertable TRIDA K: Splatkova do 65ti let, dalroku CLASS 20T: Ten Year Term, Convertvotni TRIDA L: Dvojnasobne urazave pojineable only.

TRIDA L: Dvojnasobne firazove poji gteni (Double Indemnity) ni (Double Indemnity) TRIDA M: Pensijni pojistku. Po dosa2e• TRIDA M: Pensijni pojistka. Po dosa2eni 65 ran stall., Glen dostava mesieJUVENILE DEPARTMENT ni 65 rokfi staid Men dostava meni ptijem do 75 vSiroei narozenin Mesieni prijem dokud 2iv.

Zemte-li na.

PlnY obnos pojisteni se vyplati v CLASS JT: Term Insurance to 16 years ptipadu pied 75 lety stáH, dedici dostanou od veku jednoho roku of age Which may be converted inmesi'oni prijem do 75 vSrroei naroze- PAYOR INSURANCE: Jednota poskytuto any other class of insurance benin elena je 'dent= platicim poplatky na detfore attaining age 16.

TRIDA MC: 20ti leta upisova ochrana ske certifikaty tu vDlodu ochrany, CLASS W: Whole Life, Paid-Up at age 85, ktera se roene zmenguje ie v padulne nemanosti nasledfull benefit at age 1 TRIDA MX: lOti let5, upisova ochrana kem nemoci aneb poraneni aneb CLASS PR: Perferred Whole Life, (bepaclu ktera se rozne zmen5uje platiciho, poplatk7 na ginning at age 5) TRIDA ML: 25ti leta upisova ochrana ten detskY certifikat budou samoCLASS C: Twenty Payment Life, full ktera, se roene zmenSuje. einne zaplaceny. benefit at age 1 TRIDA MD: 30ti leta upisova ochrana Respectfully, CLASS D: Fifteen Payment Life, full ktera se roene zmen5uje Joe B. Hejny benefit at age 1 TRIDA 5T: 5ti leta lhutni. Obnovitelna • " a zmenitelna.

CLASS E: Ten Payment Life, full benefit at age 1 TRIDA 10T: lOti leta lhütni. Obnovitelna CLASS F: Fifteen Payment Endowment, a zmenitelna full benefit at age 1 TRIDA 20T: 20ti leta lhütni. Zmenitelna CLASS G: Twenty Payment Endowment, • full benefit at age 1 CLASS H: Endowment at age 65, full nkrsKtm ouDELENt benefit at age 1 CLASS I: Twenty Payment Endowment TIUDA JT: Doeasne pojiSteni do 16 let ktere, se mute zmeniti na kterekoat age 60, full benefit at age 1 liv fine pojikeni kdykoliv nee doCLASS JE: Endowment at age 18, full sahne 16 let sveho veku benefit at age 1 TRIDA W: Splatkova do 85ti let, doMCLASS K: Ordinary Life, Paid-up at votni. PlnY obnos pojig teni se vyage 65, full benefits at age 1 plati v ptipadu nmrti od veku jednoho roku CLASS L: Double Indemnity Insurance

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:Aram 13

OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SLAVONIC BENEVOLENT ORDER OF THE STATE OF TEXAS

S T /f K • WEST, TEXAS

VESTNI

FOUNDED 1897

HERALD

Wednesday, December 13, 1961

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

Address all matters to the Editor: P. 0. Box 85, West, Texas.

Postmaster; Please Send Form 3579 With :Undeliverable Copies to SUPREME LODGE MST, P.O. Box 400, TEIVIPLE, TEX.

FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK Brother Rotrekl to Santa Visits Lodge Celebrate 80th Birthday Jaromir No. 54, in West The latest Sokol Bulletin carried a "Happy Birthday" Greetings to Brother Anton Rotrekl who will be 8o years old on December 23. His son-in-law, Borther Thomas Kopecek, too, had a birthday on December 6 so their daughter-wife, Sister Rosa Rotrekl-Kopecek has two k)irthdays to celebrate in her family this December.

In spite of the icy drizzle which hit West, Texas, Sunday night, December 10th, a large crowd of members, young and old, kept their rendezvous with Santa Claus at the Lodge Christmas Party, Su pper and. Youth Program.

Brother Robert Cervenka, President of Lodge Jaromir, opened the evening's activities with a welcome to everyone and introduced the Youth Leader, Sister Frankie Mikeska, who was in charge of the program.

A large Christmas Tree stood in all of its beauty on the stage,set up for the Youth Program. Every member in the Youth Club took part in the Program.

The story centered around a Dime Store Where the various Christmas toys each claimed importance in the Christmas story. Intermittently with this dialogue, Christmas songs were presented such as We Wish You a Merry Christmas, Jingle Bells, Up on the Housetop, While Shepherds Watch Their Flocks, Lullaby, Jesus our Brother Kind and Good, Silent Night, and Joy to the World.

The Nativity tableau climaxed the program. All of the youngsters performed admirably. The program was well accepted.

Then followed a sumptious Supper.

The gobd sisters on the Kitchen Committee outdid themselves in preparing this feast. The gallons and gallons of hot coffee were especially °welcome on this cold evening.

Editor Hosek spoke a few words to the gathering after supper while awaiting Santa Claus. He complimented Lodge Jaromir on the large Youth Club, the large number of tots not yet eligible to participate, who were advanced from the diaper set, would swell the Lodge Youth Club rolls double, he stressed that the children were our link into a great future; that we must work with them and with the Youth Leaders. Brother Hosek reminded the parents that it was up to them to bring the children to the Lodge,

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

The Rotrekl family is one of our pioneer Czech families in theDallas area who has worked since the founding of both the SPJST Lodge No. 130 and the Sokol Zizka, that both of these organizations might grow and flourish. The Retrekl children, Sister Rosa and Brother Jerry, grew up in the environment of these two organizations and today are active workers in both, to follow the footsteps of their parents. The late Sister Rotrekl was also a Charter Member of the Ladies Circle of Lodge Jaro No. 130 — a quiet, refined lady, a true Czech Mahrdnka, who set an example to all the young girls in the two organizations of mature womanhood.

Happy Birthday, Brother Rotrekl, and Brother Kopecek, and Many Happy returns of them for you, is the wish of the whole brotherhood. ) • 4, • (--

for they could not walk alone, saying that taking children to the Lodge brings its own dividends in good and happy children and beautiful adults.

Then a shrieking whistle from Santa brought bedlam. The squeels and happy cries of the youngsters broke the relative quiet and the exchange of gifts ensued.

Both of Jaromir's Reporters will report on this event in more detail as well as the Youth Club Reporter. It was a most happy and successful party and the Editor and wife appreciated the invitation to be with you this Sunday to Brothers and Sisters: greet the jolly old man from the North We would like to assure you again Pole. — Thanks. that our Vestnik is willing and anxious • .1„ ( to be of service to everyone of you.

We are ever mindful that you need All of you can help us attain our "new" three million dollar goal by assisting some publicity in your work and we are our organizers in securing this new in- ready to serve you. So, do not hesitate surance, by directing new prospects to to call on us.

Your letters should be here Saturday them. before our Vestnik is published. The --) • 4„ Vestnik will gladly publish announceThousands of round stones, hurled by ments of family reunions, if you give us Roman catapults during the siege of the date and place for the family conMasada, Palestine, by the armies of Ti- cerned. tus in 70 A.D., still lie where they fell This is YOUR Vestnik, so keep it enall on the same tree at the same time. joyable.

To All Our Organizers

%Wiese'

VESTNiK -- WEST, TEXAS

Wednesday, December 13, 1961

Mr. Sokol

CERTIFICATES ISSUED January 1st, 1961 to November 30th, 1961 Districts

Members

Insurance

No. One

123

$ 224,000.00

No. Two

144

231,500.00

No. Three

485

623,500.00

No,, Four

35

81,000.00

No. Five

223

1,146,000.00

No. Six

162

213,500.00

No. Seven

162

219,500.00

December 1st, 1961 Fraternally yours, Joe B,, Hejny ) • 4 • Dear Organizers: Our November report shows we have issued 114 certificates for the amount of $275,000.000 of life insurance for a total of $2,739,000.00 life insurance issued this year.

In November we received applications •for $1,957,500.00 of life insurance for a total of $2,751,500.00 written this year, which leaves us a balance of $249,500.00 to reach $3,000,00.00 this year.

I would like to urge every organizer to write at least one application in December, which will enable us to reach the $3,000,000.00 written this year.

The top organizers for November are as follows: District No. 1 — J. H. Siptak District No. 2. -- Joe Belicek District No. 3 — Joseph Holasek Albert Kubala District No. 5 — Leroy Kamas District No. 6 — E. P. Sralla District No. 7 — Henry Sralla We wish to thank each of you for your contributions and urge all of you to please help us reach our $3,000,000.00 this year.

Wishing you all a Merry Christmas, I am Fraternally yours, Joe B. Hejny ) • 4 • Remember all your young friends in your locality and if you have not prepared a Christmas Party for them, please do it before or at your next meeting.

Sam Rayburn, late Speaker of the House, of Representatives, was known as Mr. Democrat. He earned this affectionate title because he was the closest embodiment of the ideals of the Democratic Party.

We have among us a Mr. Sokol. He gives more time to our organization than anybody else. Without him, our unit would not be what it is today. He is always well-composed, never growls, and is always understanding. By now, you all of course know of whom I'm speaking.

But let me tell you first about the latest reason I have for writing about him. He is not only a Sokol but also a member of the fraternal organization co-owning our building, SPJST 130 Rad Jaro. There he adds to his wany activities, the occasional selling of insurance.

The fraternal organization gives some commission to those who sell insurance for them. Our Mr. Sokol has sold a few policies recently and without a great "to-do," he, turned all of his commission of $130 into shrubs for our building. He does not only give up his hard-earned money, but he also spent a day and a half planting the shrubs. I like to work in the yard, but I would certainly hate to plant $130 worth of shrubbery all at once.

When I approached him for the story of his planting spree, he just waved the matter off as something entirely natural and promised that he will turn all his future commissions in one way or another to Sokol.

Thank you again, Walter Hosek, in the nome of all of us.

Milos Halouzka )

Christmas Greetings To You a7-!tcl Yours (Copied from the Dallas Sokol Notes) The holiday season of Christmas is with us again, with the shopping, giftwrapping, baking, the Christmas trees, mistletoe, poinsettias and holly and everything that makes up this gay time of year.

But with all the merry-making, parties, and Christmas gifts, let us not forget whose birthday we are celebrating.

In a serious vein, we extend our Christmas greetings to you and yours with this Christmas prayer.

"May gifts from our Father gladden your way and bring you the Peace of this glorious day; JOY fraD each sorrow; CHEER from each ill;

Strana 13 HOPE for tomorrow FAITH in His will; BLESSINGS from heaven in in all that you do.

This, is our Christmas Prayer for you!

May you all have a Very Merry Christmas and a "Vesele Vanoce!" and have a Happy New Year, too!

Marie Janousek —_)• a. •

District Six Progress Report Dear Fellow-Workers: Below you will find the report for the month of November.

C. L. Janecka 143 $ 3,000.00 T. B. Dusek 16 2,000.00 Chas. Holy 4 2,000.00 Carrie Bohacik 28 2,000.00 E. K. Hajovsky 2,000:00 40 Stanley Bartos 28 1,000.00 E. P. Sralla 153 1,000.00 Charlie Kulcak 40 1,0000.0 Ostoja, Muniza 58 1,000.00 My congratulations go to brother C. L. Janecka for being the top Organizer for the month of November, keep up the good work, best of luck to you in the future. I also want to congratulate all of you good Organizers that made sales in the month of November.

Sisters and brothers I want to thank each and everyone of you for the good job you have done. I certainly appreciate your support, cooperation, and the interest you have shown in your work as Organizers. I am looking forward to work with you in the future. Many Thanks to each and every one of you.

In conclusion, I say best wishes for a Merry Christmas and a healthy and Happy New Year to all.

Fraternally yours, Leo Krause Jr. Organizer, District B * 9 (--

SE P TAL ZONE NOMBERS..,..,

Your Postmaster says: Be sure your Christmas cards and packages arrive on time; please shop and mail early.

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V S T

K — WEST, TEXAS

Wednesday, December 13, 1961

S.P.J.S.T. Rest Home Sisters, Brothers and Friends: At our last SPJST Rest Home meetiing I was elected to make a report on the progress of our Rest Home in Taylor, Texas. Now let us all review the facts of the SPJST Rest Home and bring forth the progress of the worthy cause.

Let us look back to the 1958 Convention when the Supreme Lodge SPJST made its first step to this worthy cause by making a donation of $100,000.00 and let us not omit the donations that were made by local lodges, societies, and many good - hearted individuals. It was evident that the Rest Home would cost at least $150,000.00 so the Rest Home Board of Directors made a $50,000.00 loan from our Supreme Lodge SPJST and the project was under way, completed, and in operation, consisting of 42 guest rooms, a huge dining room and reception room combined, a recreation room, kitchen, office, laundry room, and all necessities.

This was the beginning of our SPJST Rest Home at Taylor, Texas. At the present time we have 38 guests in the Rest Home and all are satisfied and proud of this home.

However, as time rolls on we find that still something is missing. Something else is needed and the only answer to our need was to build an addition to our present Rest Home so that we can take care of convalescent guests as it has often happened that some guests became ill or incapacitated and we were not prepared to take care of them. Therefore, the Board of Directors asked the 1960 SPJST Convention to grant us an additional loan of $50,000.00 to build a convalescent wing to take care of our guests

at all tortes regardless of their condition Rest Home, Taylor, Texas. and to build a cottage for the Rest Home May we say the words "Thank you manager. The additional wing will con- kindly" in advance?

Fraternally yours, sist of fourteen (14) guest rooms with E. P. Sralla baths and rest rooms, nurse's room, medicine room, office and record room, air conditioned and centrally heated.

A question may arise. Ts all this necessary? Dear Friends, from our past experience the answer is YES for a simple reason that it is very hard to tell our guests when they become ill or helpless that we are not able to take care of them any longer, that they must go to a hospital or some other place. So this is the sole reason why we are building this addition to the Rest Home. I am happy to report that construction is well under way and is expected to be completed about December 20, 1961. The total cost of this addition will be about $64,000.00 however this sum does not include furnishing the rooms. Therefore we are asking lodges, societies or individuals of their generosity to please help us furnish these roms which will cost $350.00 per room. The first fourteen (14) that will offer to furnish these rooms will be recognized with a plaque on the door with their names. Other donors will be recognized on a large placque displayed in the proper place in the Rest Home lobby.

It is not easy or pleasant to ask for your help but we feel confident that there are many who will be happy and proud to take part in this worthy cause which will be highly appreciated. You may send all donations to Brother Sid Pokladnik, 2924 Elm St., Dallas 26, Texas or to Brother Rud. Troubil, c/o SPJST

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TO THE -ORGANIZERS OF DISTRICT THREE

Write an Application "ONE MEMBER" FOR PRESIDENT MAREK'S BIRTHDAY THIS MONTH

Happy Birthday Brother Marek

Wednesday, December 13, 1981

District Calendar DISTRICT ONE District One will hold its next meeting on the First Sunday in May, 1962 — May 6th — at Kovar, Texas as announced by Brother E. Jakubik of Snook.

District One requests its sister Districts to reserve this date for them and not schedule any other District Meeting on that date. The Lodge No. 38 at Kovar, is located about five miles south =of smithville, Texas.

District One als requests that all officers of t heSupreme Lodge to please be present at this meeting.

• • DISTRICT TWO District Two will hold the Spring Meeting of 1962 at Lodge No. 48 in Bayersville, on April 29, 1962. It will be an afternoon meeting only.

Lodge No. 48 is also planning to have the Vrazel Polka Band furnish music after the meeting and also play for a dance at night.

Thank you and remember our date.

April. 29, 1962.

Fraternally yours, Barbara Zabcik Dist. II Reporter • • DISTRICT THREE The Spring Meeting in 1962 of our District Three will be held at Lodge 92 Fort Worth. More details on this forthcoming

V t STNIK WEST, TEXAS

More Children Riding School Buses

Take a typical su'ourban neighborhood around 8 o'clock in the morning, and you are apt to bear these words echoing up and down the streets: "The school bus is coming!" This sort of clamor is going to be heard by more and more boys and girls in the next few years.

A scant ten years ago, the school bus carried less than 8 million students. Today there are about 13 1/2 million riders.

Five years from now, it looks as if 15 or 16 million children will be using school buses.

Chief reason for the increase in school transportation, says the U.S. Office of Education, is the gradual disappearance of the one-teacher "little red schoolhouse" and other small schools, which were originally built within walking distance of students' homes. They have of course been replaced by centrallylocated elementary and high schools, miles from where many children live.

School bus transportation has grown because so many families have moved from the cities to the suburbs. A large city with a well-developed system of public transportation usually does not need extra buses, but children who live in sprawling suburbs do.

Years ago, the first school busses were horse-drawn farm wagons. For safety a farmer might have added sides to his DISTRICT SIX The Spring Meeting of District 6 will wagon. Then came the motor car, the be held at Taiton, Texas early in 1962. ancestor of today's distinctive yellow school bus.

Date will be announced later.

DISTRICT SEVEN This is to inform you that our Spring Meeting of the Seventh District will be held at Lodge No. 56 Corpus Christi.

Detailed program will be published in time.

• eR • ( All of you can help us attain our "new" three million dollar goal by assisting our organizers in securing this new insurance, by directing new prospects to them.

GIVE

Strana 1 transport, as well as the mileage they chalk up, school busses do have a relatively good safety record. Nevertheless, officials are determined to improve the record.

With more school buses on the horizon, mounting concern over increased costs has developed in some quarters, because transportation is paid out of education funds, thus reducing the amounts available for classroom instruction.

One suggested re; riedy is for city planners and school officials to work with highway engineers on long-range plans to locate new schools to which children can walk in safety. School officials in Lansing, Michigan, are trying another approach as an experiment. They have built a number of suburban homes as one room neighborhood classrooms. In the future, when they may no longer be needed, these schools, with minor changes, can be sold for use as homes. * 44) • (

Important Announcement Following a conference and acting on directives received from our Supreme Lodge Officers, Vestnik will no- longer publish pictures of brides, wedding anniversaries, graduates or any other picture of members NOT PARTAINING DIRECTLY TO OUR LODGE WORK and INSURANCE SALES, unless such are paid for.

This was brought about due to the constantly rising cost of having cuts made of these photographs and returnThe familiar yellow hue is required in ing original photographs to the memmost states, and trost states also re- bers. quire motorists to stop when a school It was further decided that all matbus is loading or unloading children. ter mailed to our Editor must be coverNothing probably equals the anger of a parent who sees a motorist speeding ed by full postage, and any material reclessly by a school bus that has stopped such as pictures, which you wish returned, must have full postage coverage and is flashing its red warning lights. enclosed for its- return.

As for the national safety record, last Photograplh with letters enclosed must year about 12 1/2 million students in 48 so state on the cover, otherwise, they states traveled daily in 175,000 school buses and several thousand passenger go first class, the most expensive way. cars used regularly for this purpose, A better practice is to attach letter to covering several billion miles. Reports of the envelope containing the photograph, the National Safety Council show there then the postage is cheaper. were 50 fatalities in the year, 40 per cent We all know that the cost of living has on buses and 60 per cent off buses. About gone up, as has postage, and it's just 2000 students were injured in school bus good business management to watch all accidents. Yet this represents only four- costs, and cut expenses whenever postenths of one per cent of all student ac- sible. That is what has made us What we cidents. are today — prudent management.

Statistics show that accidents of all Any other mail matter where the postkinds are the leading cause of fatalities age is not fully prepaid, will be returned among school-age children. But consid- by the Post Office to the sender. ering the number of school buses driven, Your Editor, appreciates your underand the number of youngsters they standing and cooperation. Thank you.

'Vt STNiK WEST, TEXAS

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Wednesday, December 13, 1961

STATEMENT FOR RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS FOR THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER, 1961 ZPRAVA PROEM A VYDANL ZA MESIC LISTOPAD, 1961 RECEIPTS — PATJEM

Mortuary 1.1inrtni

Matured Bonds — Splatne Bondy Mortgage Loans — ivlajetkove pujCky Certificate Loan.s — Certifikatove pfzjeky Premiums — Umrtni poplatky od flan. ,.

Interest from certificate loans — trok z certifikatovych pnjeek Int. on Moli?,age Loans — ilrok z majetkovYch pfijaek Interest on Bonds — trok z bondu Income From R. M. 0. — Z mineialniho majetku Royalties — Roalty Escrow — Zaydanek Annuity — (Retirement) S. P. J. S. T. Building Rent — Najem z budovy Appraisal Fee — Np., odhady Sale of Supplies — Prodej radovSrch potteb

3,000.00 168,090.78 5,701.57 36,943.70 2,110.91 52,079A1 3,272.00 212.93 365.04 2,759.80 157.33 2,433.913

Total Receipts — Celkoq ptijem Cash Balance 11-1-61 — Hotovost 11-1-61

277,187.40 106,838.23 _--384,025.63

Expense Vydani

Juvenile Detske . . .

331.'70 396.26 182.50

1,105.00 18.40 24,005.31 25,216.25

2,362.21 2,885.13

49,221.56

5,247.31

I ,Soi

3,01 169,5 5,7( 60,11 2,11 52,41 3,45 21 a 2,71 15 243 1,10 1 --303,55 134,931

1,45.1.75 22,881.91

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_ 438,49

DISBURSEMENTS — VYDAI4I: Mortgage loans — Majetkove piljdky Certificate loans — Certifikatove pujcky Surren._;ored Cert. Loans - Odepsane pujeky proti certifikatum Matured Endowments — Vyplacene nadacni pojisteni podpory Death Claims — Vyplacene Refund Premiums and Bonus — Vracene poplatky bonus Bond Expense — Vydani za bondy Reinsurance premiums — Znovu Pojisteni R. M. 0. — Taxes — Dane R. E. 0. Taxes -- Dane ...

SPJST Build. Maintenance - kizeni a vydr2ovani burinvy Actuary — Fees — Za aktuarskou praci Advertasing — Oznamky Appraisal Expense — Za odhady Attorney Fee — Pravnikovi za vytizovani piljeelt Car Expense — Vydani na auto Commissions — Komisne Contributions — Dary Distriktni schtze District Meetings Freight and Express — Freight a dovoz Medical examinations — Lekalske prohlidky Non-Medical Exams — Bez-lekatske prohlidky Vestnik Office Maintenance — Vydr2ovani ....tadovny Organizational Expense Organisaeni Postage — Poaovne Slu2ne vkpomoci Salary of employees Sa1737 Officers — Slu*.ne fitednikt Salary Editor — S1uné reda.ktora State Examination Statni prohlidka Stationery and supplies — Tiskova place a psaci potteby FICA Tax Telephone and Telegraph — Telefon a telegraf

231,648.20 8,892.25 1,926.00 8,000.00 19,337.00 147.25 31.00 381.18 162.60 381.94 4,077.36

143

300.00 100.54 893.32 2,092.49 68.77 4,474.28 5.00 173.97 8.00 256.50 281.80 2,515.57 535.17 400.00 51.08 646.79 2,150.00 4,008.36 625.00 56.16 222,30 74,66 118.63

231,64 8,89.

1,92 8,00 19,33 291 3 38 16 38 4,07 30 10 89 2,09 6 4,47

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25 28 2,51 53 40 5 64 2,15 4,00 62 5 22 '7 11

Wednesday, December 13, 1961

VESTNIK

WEST, TEXAS

Travel: Officers - Cestovne Youth Activities - Cinnost Mlade2e

Strana 17 379.97 74.'79

379.97 74.79

Total disbursements - uemove vydani Cash Balance 12-1-61 - Hotovost 12-1-61

274,984.78 109,040.85 384,025.63

20,513.15 28,708.41

143.29 5,104.05

295,641.22 142,853.31

49,221.56

5,247.34

438,494.53

28,708.41

5,104.05

142,853.31 880,130.00 180,420.65 9 ,211,401.18 681,831.65 100,000.00 170,000.00 4,069.79 151.18 37,541.22

ASSETS - MAJETEK JEDNOTY asii - Hotovost --., 109,040.85 O. S. Bonds - U. S. Bandy ---. 880,130.00 Bonds: Municipal -- Okresni bondy 173,574.75 = t-ove pfljekv .i trrtgage loans -- MaAM 9,110 ,379.28 •681,831.65 certificate loans - Certifikatove pfkid,ky .....----_-.

100,000.00 ;Lock - Akcie . P. J. S. T. Building -- 8. P. J. S. T buclova 170,000.00 4,069.79 ',eal Estate - Majetek 151.18 >ther Assets - Jine zdroje 'urniture and fixtures - Nabytek a zafizeni v 0fadovn6 .....--.... ntomoblie - Automobil ----..-- ...... -.-..---...-- -..--,

6,845.90 101 ,021.90

37,541.22 1,000.00

11,229,177.50 67,249.63 112,971.85 Fraternally yours _ 6 bicatrskYm pozdravem Ben Zabcik, Financial Secretary - neetni.

INCOME FROM LODGES IN 50 51 NOVEMBER, 1961 Amount 54 Date Lodge 344.10 55 17 1 29.88 56 29 3 1,038.31 57 22 4 213.30 58 17 5 468.62 60 17 6 601.41 62 7 29 17 85.53 63 8 771.69 64 22 9 105.00 65 10 10 100.70 66 17 11 48.51 67 12 22 190.46 68 13 22 192.01 69 29 14 459.65 72 15 27 166.93 73 29 16 22 1,763.68 74 17 113.41 76 18 17 17 58.96 77 19 1,258.43 78 10 20 119.10 79 17 21 29 379.88 80 23 1,416.17 81 24 17 403.72 82 17 26 358.74 83 29 27 17 1,280.78 84 28 22 2,620.84 85 29 403.50 86 10 30 17 860.56 87 33 35 22 230.91 88 10 266.31 89 36 5.88 91 22 37 38 22 431.49 92 39 22 634.22 93 22 1,024.70 94 40 17 337.70 95 41 17 44 176.85 97 45 29 45.51 98 29 41 270.14 101 10 49 1,401.59 103

17 17 22 17 22 17 22 29 17 22 19 17 10 22 29 17 17 29 17 10 29 17 17 29 22 10 29 22 10 10 22 29 22 29 17 22 17 17 17 22 17 10

855.36 110 164.99 111 633.54 112 60.97 113 2,317.05 114 12.15 117 704.03 118 21.13 116 123.17 122 568.36 125 28.84 127 73.31 128 81431 129 208.11 130 474.26 133 105.13 135 150.60 137 231.89 138 21.63 139 80.72 141 352.36 142 151 . 3844 143 1144 157.34 403.73 147 1,292.42 151 51.86 152 66.81 153 2,832.14 154 30.21 155 88.76 156 1,036.70 157 7,133.03 158 259.15 1611 1,256.05 162 148.83 164 150.88 165 14.41 166 83.32 168 12.74 168 6.58 47.06

17 10 17 22 17 17 17 17 22 22 29 17 17 17 29 29 17 17 17 29 17 29 29 22 10 17 22 10 29 17 22 29 17 22 22 22 29 17 22 29

11,409,398.98

155.07 93.70 643.76 68.41 152.38 142.60 126.50 3.68 91.03 23.53 21.21 184.60 49.36 656.46 732.99 310.05 324.19 297.17 4,753.26 368.12 431.25 '7'77.52 49.12 9320 299.56 284.71 254.29 2,264.42 271.98 62.03 426.68 74.99 900.95 92.88 59.58 21.03 315.49 148.65 29.35 99.82 60,157.31

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choice for officers for the coming year.

Fraternally yours, Frank J. Henzen Secretary, Lodge 84 Lodges Dallas, Texas ) • 4 • LODGE SLAVONIC LINDEN NO. 66 Waco, Texas FROM LODGE SAN ANTONIO NO. 133 Dear Brothers and Sisters: Sisters and Brothers: The Waco ,SPJST Linden Lodge AnPlease, do not forget that our next nual Christmas Party will be held at meeting will be held Sunday, December Linden Hall on Saturday, Dec. 16, 1961. 17, 1961, at 2 p.m. as usually, in the VetBuffet Supper will be served beginning. erans of Foreign Wars Post 76 Hall, 10th at 6:30 p.m. a short program by th'e St., San Antonio. It will be our last meetYouth and adults afterwards. Santa will ing in this year and as always, also this be there to greet the children. Games time, we'd like to have a big crowd. will be played after the program.

First of all, we invite all sisters and All members are urged to attend and brothers who have become members in CHRISTMAS PARTY AT SOKOL ZIZKA they may invite their friends. Each fam- 1961 for their initiation. Further, we'd All Sokol Zizka members and their ily is to provide enough food for their like to see as many children and teen- children are invited to the annual group and guests they will invite. Let's agers as possible. Sisters and brothers, Christmas Party, Sunday, December 17 all bring a little extra. take your children with you, and let at 7 p.m. This Christmas Party is being Each person is asked to bring a gift them bring their friends. The. more of held in conjunction with SPJST Lodge No. 130. The ladies are requested to bring costing 50c suitable for him for the them present, the better.

In our annual meeting held last mon- pastries and cookies. A buffet supper will Christmas Gift Exchange. This year we will have a different handling as you th, sister Mary Henderson was elected be served. Those adults and children turn your gift in and you will be issued OUT Youth Leadet for the next year. As wishing to exchange gifts are to bring a a ticket, and as the gifts are passed out mother of three children (all are mem- gift (cost not to exceed $1.) and tag the you will have to turn in your ticket to bers of our Lodge), she is very interested gift for man, woman, girl or boy for get a gift back. There will be two groups in our youth activity and already has whom the gift would be suitable.

Reservations for the New Year's Eve one for children up to 12 year of age and made some arrangement in agreement an adult group from 12 years to 112 years with officers of the lodge. Sister Hen- Dance are heing made by advance ticket of age. Gifts should be marked "girls" derson will tell you what she thinks sale. Sister Hrabina has these tickets and and "boys" for the children's group. would be nice to do. She would like to see will be glad to mail you your tickets Ladies and Men for the adult group. Un- you in our next meeting to discuss ev- upon receipt of you check or money order this system anyone will be assured of erything with you, and for proper plan- der. Tickets are $3 per person. We urge getting a ,gift back that brings a gift. ning for the whole year she would like to all members to obtain their reservations Let's have a lot of fun at the SPJST know your wishes and hear your ideas. early to insure them of having a table to Linden Hall and Slavonic Linden Lodge So please come, the Youth Club is yours, their liking. Don't wait — act now!

The next meeting of Sokol Zizka will and it depends entirely upon you how Christmas Party. be held December 17 at 3:00 p.m. An you will have it.

We are looking forward to seeing you Who of you wants to say something, or election of officers is on the agenda, so at theChrisb yias Party December 16 and play, or sing a Christmas song. Tell it to please attend. Following the meeting, the Please be sure you mark our gifts pro- your Youth leader before, the meeting, annual Christmas Party will be held erly by group and whether boy or girl either to brother Leo Stavinoha or to sis- jointly with SPJST No. 130 Lodge Jaro.

-- Lady or Men so that there will be no ter Henderson, they both will be present. Make you plans now to attend both the confusion and everyone that brings a After the meeting there will be a big meeting and the Christmas party. gift will get a gift in the Exchange of surprise for everybody, I'm sure you will Marie Janousek Gifts. enjoy it.

(11 • • Fraternally yours, Good luck to all of you, I'm looking WEST SPJST LODGE NO. 54 SPJST Linden Lodge No 66 forward to seeing you.

Dear Sisters and Brothers Entertainment Committee Fraternally yours, We held our regular meeting last Sun• 4 • Jaroslav Kleprlik, day with the election of officers. I must Secretary NOTICE TO ALL SPJST LODGE NO. 84 add that we had a nice crowd, but it • „,", • ( MEMBER S could have been better yet, it would A farmer wenet to a large city to see This is to notify you that our next make the meetings much more interestmeeting to be held on December 17th will t h e sights. When he registeredat the ho- ing if such a crowd would come to all begin promptly at 3:00 p.m. Due to the tel he asked the clerk about hours for the meetings throughout the year. many matters of importance to be disThe meeting was opened with the "We have breakfast from 7 to 11, dincussed, plus the election of officers for Pledge of Allegiance, lead by Shirley Volner from 12 to 3 and supper from 6 to 8," the coming year, we urge all of you to atelk and Barbara Sulak. tend this very important meeting next explained the clerk.

Brother Cervenka started the meeting "Dad blame it," replied the man, "that Sunday, December 17th. by saying we all are glad to see Brother Following the Meeting, we will have a sure don't leave much time for sight see- Vick Hall of Waco and Brother Hosek, ing!"

Christmas party, and a nice lunch will editor of the Vestnik among us. be served. So don't forget, next Sunday, The minutes were read and approved December 17th, at 3:00 p.m. Be sure and Courtesy is to homan dealings what as were read, the treasurer gave a nice come and vote for the members of your oil is to machinery. report on our financial standing, which

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Wednesday, December 13, 1901 made all happy to hear such a good report.

Sister Frankie Mikeska showed two lovely towel sets which sister Anna Hosek donated to the youth club, the youths will sell chances for the towel sets and the proceeds goes to the youth camp.

There were no members on the sick list which is nice to report, hope all of you will stay well so that everyone could enjoy the Christmas Holidays with their beloved ones.

Two Juveniles were admitted into our Lodge, namely, Lois Marie Adamek, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Adamek, and Anna Mae. Srubar daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Srubar.

Next on line was the election of officers, the following were elected: Bro ther Robert Cervenka was duly elected President with no opposition. This is Brother Cervenka's 27th year to serve as President of our Lodge.

Brother Albin A. Sulak was re-elected Vice President, also no opposition.

Brother Frank Cocek, re-elected Secretary, also no opposition. Brother Cocek has served as Secretary for five years.

Brother John Kostohryz, re-elected as Financial Secretary.

Brother George Mikeska, re-elected as Treasurer. May I add that Brother Mikeska has one of the hardest jobs there is in this office and he has served well in the past few year. I am sure all members realize his sacrifice of time and work for our Lodge.

Auditing committees were re-elected namely brothers Joe Mazanec, Albin A. Sulak and Emil Popp.

For Warden, Edmund Marek was reelected.

For Correspondents were named the same sisters, Sister Mollie Barton and yours truly.

Program committees were re-elected: Brothers George Mikeska, Albert Milberger and August Pustejovsky.

Property Committees were elected brothers Edward Cepak, and re-elected were Louis Dudik and Joe Tobola.

When it came to vote on the youth leaders, there was quite a bit of debating as our present sisters wanted to resign and let some other sisters take over, but Brother Hosek took the floor an said a few words of wisdom in regord to the youth election, saying the Lodge elects only one leader and she in turn elects one or two sisters as her assistance, so it was put to a vote and Sister Frankie Mikeska was re-elected as our Youth leader with Sisters Estelle Marek and Helen Cepak as her assistance. These sisters have sacrificed much of their time with the youth and surely it is realized

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and seen when they have then meetings and taking active parts where ever they are needed.

Brother Hosek gave an inspiring talk in regard to our SPJST and he said he is glad to see this crowd although he said there could have been more members present and all members should come to all the meetings. Then Brother Emil Popp gave a speech of encouragement, giving thanks to our officers for the work that they have done in the past and will be doing this coming year, but he said the officers can not do all the work alone, it takes the membership to help them make a good go of all that is to be done, he also encouraged the crowd to come to all our meetings and to give their ideas and support, and to make the meetings interesting.

Was nice seeing sisters Millie Girard and Lillie Fickle at the meeting, hope to see both of you soon again.

At the time you will be reading this letter our Christmas Program will be over, this was held Sunday, Dec. 10th, I will write more on this in my next letter.

The meeting was adjourned, lunch was served consisting of hot-dogs, cookies, kolaches and coffee.

Before closing this letter I want to make a correction of my last letter in Vestnik, I stated that we were glad to see sister and brother Adolph Volcik from our neighboring Cottonwood Lodge at the meeting, it should have been stated sister and brother Raymond Volcik instead of Adolph Volcik. I am sorry this happened.

Herewith I want to extend a Very Merry Christmas to all our Vestnik readers and to our Editor Brother Louis Hosek and his wife sister Anna Hosek.

Fraternally, Bennie Soukup Editor's Note: Many thanks for your good wishes. I always enjoy attending your Lodge meetings. You all are our good friends, I hope. You, Sister Soukup and Sister Mollie Barton are faithful workers for the good of your Lodge and I am sure that your reports are always appreciated. — Good wishes for the Season and all through 1962.

• •( NOTICE TO LODGE NO. 81 CZECH CHORAL GROUP If I were as faithful to write to the Vestnik as our Choral members are at attending the practices I know it would be wonderful.

Since my last letter to the Vestnik sorrow has crept into our midst. Sister Mary Fitzhugh has been very ill in the hospital but she is home now and feeling much better. Also Brother Ben. Jarma's

Strana 19 father passed away, we were all so sorry to hear of this.

We have been invited to sing for the Veterans at the Veterans Hospital on Dec. 15. We will sing Czech songs and Christmas Carols also there will be an instrument act ,going on with us. All members are asked to have their Czech costumes ready for this occasion. I know if anyone will appreciate our program, it will be these men of the V.A. Hospital.

They always look forward to these programs.

Your Secretary, Dorothy Rejcek LODGE JARO NO. 130 DAli.,IAS Dear Members and Friends, Lodge No. 130 and Sokol Zizka will hold their annual Christmas Party, Sunday, December 17, beginning at 7 p.m.

First there will be a buffet supper, after which the children have planned a nice Christmas Program. Then the best thing of all, Old Santa Claus will be there with goodies for all!

Everyone is to bring a gift (not to exceed $1.00) men and women, boys and girls. On all children's gifts please write if it is for a boy or girl and list the age.

Ladies are requested to bring cookies or pastry.

Make your plans to attend now, and share the joy of Christmas with others.

Martha Vrla Youth Leader ---) ° •( LODGE NO. 15 BUCKHOLTS, TEXAS Dear Members and Friends: Our regular meeting was held Sunday, December 3rd with a good attendance.

Such attendance gives our organization a great boost in interest. SO let's all attend our meeting regularly.

President Brother Stalmach presided and all officers were present. Secretary Brother Svetlik read the minutes of our last meeting and they were approved as read. Then came the report from our auditing , committee, who found the books in good order.

Next came the final discussion of our Christmas Party which was discussed to some extent in our previous meeting. It will be held Wednesday night, Dec. 13 rain or shine. Time 7:30 p.m. We will have a big tree with Ole Santa being on hand. An invitation to our party is open to anyone who cares to come out and exchange gifts. If you don't bring a gift you are still welcome to come and enjoy yourselves with us. We will have refreshments such as punch, coffee, sandwiches, cake, pie, kolaches, and cookies. So please bring what ever you like.

Bring some dominoes if you have some on hand.

Strana 20 After the discussion and approval of Ole Santa's arrival we participated in a more serious portion of our session. The electing of our officers for 1962. The officers elected are as follows: Brother Ladis Stalmach, President Brother L. J. Schiller, Vice President Brother Steve Svetlik, Secretary Brother Adolph Jurca, Treasurer Sister Sidonia Svoboda, Fin.-Secty.

We have one member on the sick list Brother Jim Petruj; we all wish him,a speedy recovery.

Had the pleasure of attending the barbecue supper which was given by our District Organizer Brother Ben Migolaj for all the organizers of District II at the Lodge Lodge Praha Hall near Taylor, Nov. 30th. Those who did not attend really missed out on some good barbecue and fine fellowship.

Our next meeting will be held the second Sunday, Jan. 14th time 2 p.m.

Wishing you all a Merry Christmas and a happy New Year.

I remain as your, Reporter, Mrs. Edward Svoboda )• • WACO SPJST LODGE NO. 66 Dear Brothers and Sisters, Lodge No. 66•held its meeting Sunday, December 3, at 2:30 p.m. There was a very good attendance. The pledge was led by Frances Miller. The roll call showod all officers present.

The visitors to• the meeting were Mrs. Louis Kapavik, James Moore, and Don Schroeder. We hope they will come to be with us again.

Sister Rose Parma read the minutes of the last meeting. After making two corrections, the minutes were approved.

Brother Ed Mazanec read the minutes of the trustees' Meeting that were not read last month. They were approved.

The Youth Director, Libbie Parma discussed the plans for Christmas. The drape separating the dining area from the hall should be installed soon. Members were asked to help decorate the hall on December 6. Sister Parma asked the mothers of the youth to meet with her after the meeting to work out final plans for the Christmas activities. The youth will present a musical program at our Christmas party December 16. They are looking forward to their visit to the SPJST Rest Home on December 9. The teenage group will go caroling on Dec. 22. It looks like a busy schedule for the Youth of Lodge No. 66.

The December Birthday Club members are: Sisters Debra Galler, Dorothy Moore, Irene Janke, Irene Reznicek, La Nell Ceska, and Frances Moore. Brothers Tommy Bessire, Michael Wayne Trefny, Otto Eison, Kenneth Koen, Carroll

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Simcig, Christopher Spence, and Paul bers who cleaned the hall before their Simcik. We sang "Happy Birthday" to 25th Wedding Anniversary celebration.

The door prize was won by Brother them.

Ray Moore and by Christine Marovec.

Brother Roman Parma, speaking for The meeting adjourned. A delicious supthe sick committee said our charter per was served. member, Sister Bartos is ill. Also BroOur Christmas party will be held Dec. ther W. A. Zebro is ill. We wish them 16 and will begin at 6:00 p.m. Each famhealth and a merry Christmas, Brother ily is requested to bring enough food for Parma also reported that Brother Henry itself and it's invited guests. Each perWest is in a hospital. We wish him a son is asked to bring a gift suitable for speedy recovery. We were happy to see himself and costing about 50 cents. Let's Brother Chris Spence at the meeting. He have a grand time! was on crutches, but we hope he can The next meeting will be January 21 at throw them away soon.

2:30 p.m. This will be an important The members were recognized Who meeting because of election of Commithave attended every meeting of the year. tees to serve, in 1962.

May good health and happiness be They were Sisters Rose Parma and Libbie Parma, Brothers: Otis Ceska, Bennie yours at this holiday season. May God Engelke, Roman Parma, Frank Parma, Bless You. Merry Christmas and a Happy New and Johnnie Gaidusek. I know it took a quite a bit of effort to attend every Year.

Fraternally yours, meeting.

Dorothy Gerlieh We had the nomination and election •( • of officers. A member is required to atLODGE NO. 47 SEATON, TEXAS tend 6 meetings in order to qualify for an office. President Monroe Janke ap- Dear Members and Friends: The last regular monthly meeting was pointed Brother Eugene Gerlich to have charge of the blackboard during .6 the held on December 3rd. The minutes of nominations. Brothers Frank Bruns and the previous meeting were approved as Carroll Simcik and Sister Emma Ceska read, and monthly reports were received distributed, took up, and counted the from the treasurer.

Brother Calvin Skrabanek transferred ballots.

Our new officers are President Otto from Lodge 24 to Lodge 47. We welcome Hanus, who was winner in a run-off with him into our lodge and hope he will atEdMazanec. Brother Mazanec congratu- tend our meetings. Brother Rueben Milated Brother Otto Hanus. Brother keska took out additional insurance.

We were so sorry to hear that sister Hanus thanked the members for having confidence in him. Brother Frank Miller Marie Hruska is in the Providence Hosbecame Vice President. The financial pital at Waco, and sister Veronica Kasecretary, recording secretary, guide and lenda is in a Temple Hospital. We wish youth leader were re-nominated by ac- both a speedy and complete recovery.

The Christmas party will be held Sunclamation.

Brother Johnnie Gaidusek is financial day night, Dec. 17. There will be a short secretary. Sister Rose Parma is recording Christmas program, and I am sure that secretary. Brother Frank Parma is guide. Santa Claus will come with a sack full Sister Libbie Parma is youth director. of fruits, nuts and candy for all the good Brother Otis Ceska was elected treas- little boys and girls. Gifts will be exchanged •and women are asked to bring urer.

The board of trustees include Broth- a gift for a woman and men a gift for ers: Otto Hanus, Frank Miller, Otis Ces- a man. The price range is 75 cents. Folka, Johnnie Gadiusek, Ed Mazanec, Ed- lowing the program refreshments will yin Narovec, Emil Hanus, Bill Korenek be served. The lodge will furnish the and Frank Parma. Our congratulations sandwiches and ladies are asked to bring a cake, pie or kolaches and pickles. to the new officers and trustees.

We wish to extend an invitation to all The committees will be selected and apthe Supreme Lodge officers and their pointed at the January Meeting.

Sister Mazanec reported the extra stove wives, also Brother Hosek and Sister was installed in our kitchen. We now Hosek to the Christmas Party.

The next meeting will be held on Jan. have a ten-burner stove and also a four 7, at 2 o'clock. The elected officers for burner range.

A question was brought up if there the coming year will be installed.

The auditing committee will meet on would be a dance December 23. We will have dances on December 23, 25, 30 and Ian. 4.

Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas 31. The price of tickets for the New Year's Eve dance will be $2.00 for men and a happy New Year.

Fraternally, and $1.00 for ladies.

Theresa Chlapek Sister Louise Matus thanked the mem-

Wednesday, December 13, 1981 SOKOL FORT WORTH Dear Members and Friends, On Wednesday, November 29, 1961, the Sokol meeting was well attended. Sokol meetings are regularly scheduled for the fourth Wednesday of each month, but due to conflicting dates with a scheduled Thanksgiving Eve dance this meeting was held a week later.

The meeting moved in order, giving all of our committees a chance to report, and the other members in attendance a chance to suggest any ideas.

After the meeting Mrs. Anna Milan's birthday was celebrated. Her daughters provided the delicious cake and coffee.

May you have more Happy Birthdays, Mrs. Milan. Many of our members had a good game of volley ball before sitting down to cake and coffee.

The Sokol and SPJST No. 154 will combine and have their annual Christmas party on Friday, December 15th. It would not be a party without Santa and his gifts for the "Small Fry." Bring the children out for an evening of wholesome entertainment.

The New Years Eve Dance will be held, so make your table reservations early.

Mr. Joe Milan and his orchestra will furnish the music.

Recently one of our very good friends, Mr. George Korteff celebrated his 65th birthday, plus Swift and Co. retirement — with many friends. The party was given by Mrs. Korteff and her three daughters of Ft. Worth. One daughter, Mrs. Jack Ryder is living in Hawaii, so she was unable to be here for the happy occasion. You can bet that his 14 grandchildren helped him celebrate. In behalf of Mrs. Korteff, she wishes to thank all the friends that made the party a great success. Besides a lovely birthday cake, there was delicious food and plenty of refreshments. We. wish Mr. George ever so many more birthdays and if you know him, as well as I do --- he has retired in name only.

One of our Junior Sokol girls, Donna Rose Steinman, has been named football sweetheart by her school's varsity team at W. E. Boswell High School.

Congratulations, Mr. and Mrs. Joe P. Hubenak for being the proud grandparents, and Mr and Mrs. Johnny Swinford, for being proud parents of a baby girl.

Our Sokol Calendar contains the following events: Friday, Dec. 15 — Sokol and SPJST No. 154 Christmas party.

Wednesday, Dec. 27 — Sokol Meeting, Election of Officers Sunday, Dec. 31, 1961 — New Year's Eve Dance. Music by Joe Milan and Orchestra.

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Nazdarit Fraternally yours, Mrs. Lydia (Tirk) Aihoim Editor's Note: Thanks for your fine letters during the year 1961. The picture of your excellent group of girls, mailed in

by Brother Jerry Milan, will be published in our next issue. — Thanks again. )o LODGE 26, SKIDMORE, TEXAS, Dear sisters and brothers: The members of local lodge Slovan Jihu No. 26, met Sunday, December 3 at the Olmos Club House at 10:30 a.m.

Brother Clifton Trlica called the meeting to order, the Pledge of Allegiance was recited by all members present.

Sister Annie Gilbert read the minutes of the September meeting, which were accepted after a minor insertion was made.

Brother Clifton Trlica appointed Brother Delphine Wallek to serve on the Auditing Committee. The election of officers was held. Brother Joseph Koliha made a motion and it was seconded

by Sister Hattie Koliha that the same officers be re-elected for 1962 motion carried.

A lengthy discussion was held on when the Audit of Books is to be held. It was decided that the audit of hte books will be completed in the March Meeting.

A discussion on changing the meeting hours from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. was held.

Sister Hattie Koliha made a motion, seconded by Sister Julia Wallek, that our next meeting wil lcomnience at 1:00 p.m. on the first Sunday in March. Motion carried.

Brother Clifton Trlica reported for the Sick Committee and brother and sister I. P. Nedbalek would not be present for this meeting as their health would not permit their attending.

Also, sister Norma Jean Hanus is in a Corpus Christi hospital with rheumatic fever.

There being no further business, the meeting adjourned 'till the first Sunday in March, 1062, at 1:00 p.m.

Fraternally, Sister Annie Gilbert 4.4

Strang 21 (h) three-fourths cup dates (i) three-fourths cup candied cherries (j) three-fourths cup pecan pieces.

Cream butter, add sugar, beat well, then the egg. Sift flour, salt, baking soda and add to mixture. Cream. Add nuts and fruit. Drop by teaspoon on greased cookie sheet and bake 'till done. Do not overbake.

This is a good, soft cookie, much loved by the Barton family.

To Sister Barton goes our sincere thanks for sharing her family's recepies.

We too hope it will become a permanent recipe in our families.

Now I would like to give you a vegetable recipe presented to us by the Gourmet Channel Four program. It is called Gado-Gado, featuring green beans, carrots and cauliflower which is plentiful now in our markets. Sounds delish.

Gado Gado Cook separately in one-half inch boiling salted water in covered saucepan over medium gas flame until crisp tender: (a) one-half pound green beans, cut in two-inch pieces (b) three medium carrots, cut in twoand-one-half inch long strips. (c) one-half small head cauliflower, separated into flowerets.

Drain, reserving one-fourth cup each of the carrot and bean liquid. Blend together to make a thick sauce: (a) one cup grated or finely ground peanuts (b) one tablespoon cider vinegar (c) two teaspoons brown sugar (d) one teaspoon salt (e) few grains red pepper. (f) vegetable liquid.

Fry in butter or margarine over medium gas flame, two medium onions, sliced. Arrange beans, carrots and cauliflower on a heated platter. Spoon sauce over them. Top with fried onions and garnish with sliced hard-cooked eggs.

Sprinkle with paprika. Makes six servings.

Now, let's all keep our fingers crossed for good weather for the coming Christmas Lodge Parties which shall be held all over the state, where we can meet WEST, TEXAS Dear Sisters: and break bread together and enjoy each Another pecan recipe just received was other. Let's all try to make this Christfor Holiday Fruit Cookies, sent in by mas the best our Lodge ever had ,so that Vestnik's good Reporter, Sister Mollie we will have something wonderful to remember for the rest of the year and Barton of West and Lodge No. 54. something to which we can look forward Holiday Fruit Cookies to again. (a) one-half cup butter Also, remember, in driving — be care(b) one cup brown sugar ful. If you drink at a party — clqn't (c) one egg drive. Some of our population will start (d) one-fourth cup thick cour cream celebratin g Christmas early, and coupl(e) one and three-fourths cup flour ed with alcholic beverages can take a (f) one-half teaspoon salt loving Daddy or Mommie from the fam(rg) one-half teaspoon baking soda

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Fraternally, The Editor's Wife e

LOLL COTTONWOO. P NO. 6 West, Texas Dear Members and friends: We have already had our regular Lodge Meeting with its election of officers in this last month of this year on Sunday, December 3. It all turned out just fine.

The president opened the Meeting with the recitation of the Pledge of Alegiance to our Flag led by Sandra and Debora Vrba of Waco, Texas.

The minutes of the last meeting were read as well as all other reports submitted, and all were approved as read.

Our new business was the Election. All officers were present and all were reelected by acclamation. I say congratulations to them, and keep up the good work as they did in the past. I know they will because I know them only that way. I have worked with them side by side for many years. All of our other Committees. will be nominated and elected at our next meeting on January 7, at 1:30 p.m. So, you all be sure and be there again.

A moment's silent prayer was dedicated to one of our beloved brothers: Johnny W. Cepica of Hubbard, Rt. 1, who was struck by a car while fixing a flat tire on the highway five miles north of Corsicana and who passed away Friday night, Dec. 1. He was 31 years old and his funeral services were held Monday, Dec. 4 at 10:00 a.m. at St. John's Catholic Church in. Ennis. Burial was at St. Josep•'s Cemetery at Ennis. Brother Cepica was a farmer and lived in Hubbard most of his life. He is survived by his wife, one daughter and his mother of Hubbard. We of Lodge Cottonwood No. 6' wish to express our deepest sympathy to the family.

Our visitors were: Judge Vic Hall of Waco; Mrs. Annie Snapka; Mrs. Frances Barnet of Abbott and our brother Louis Hosek, editor of our Vestnik. We were very glad to have these fine pople with us. We missed sister Anna Hosek who

IT ST N1K— WEST, TEXAS wasn't feeling well and could not be with us. We were sorry to hear about it. Please excuse me if I missed someone. I know there were some, who came later and I am sorry I couldn't get to them to get their names.

I was glad to have Brother Hosek explain to the membership about the Youth Camp that is to be established someday in the near future and how all of the Lodges should try to raise money to help the fund along in this project.

He also congratulated us in our growth of membership and urged us to keep up the good work with a wish of Good Luck in 1962.

After this Brother Hosek left and did not know of all of the rest of the activities that took place that evening.

His speech also helped the Club Girls in theirFund; for their Club Fund to be contributed to the Committee on the District Three Youth Camp. The amount will be announced in our next meeting and reported in this paper later.

Now, as for our Supper and our Christmas Party. I am so glad that I can report a terrific attendance of young and old. Santa Claus came with a knock, knock on the door right after the program. I wish I could describe to you the sounds of the youngsters, over a hundred of them! Bags of fruit, and candy packages were passed out by Santa. Almost that many presents were placed. under our beautiful Christmas Tree for young and old. Then that good ole Santa said "goodbye" that he will see us again next year. We want to thank him for coming to Cottonwood.

As for our Supper, it was a very good turn out and to all the good sisters and others who brought thase various covered dishes and sweets to make our table so complete, it was a great kindness shown by the members to bring enough for all — and more. The Kitchen Committee conveys its "Many Thanks" to all ',for your thoughtfulness.

I also must report on the Program by, our Youth Club Members.

The Announcer was President of the Youth Club, Johnnie Krizan. opening with a Welcome Address.

1. Hearty Welcome by Robert Dobecka 2. Accordion Solo, Silent Night and First Noel by Kathy Zapalac 3. Poem, "My Speech by Therech Mazanec 4. "Please Tell This to Santa" of the word Christmas by nine kinderga.rtners.

The primary girl was Bette Kutscherousky and the Primary boy was Blake Stratten. The letters were as follows: `C' Candy — by Vicki Dulack of Irving; `H' Hobby Horse by Denise Smajstrla; `R' Rocking Chair by Patricia Zaharniak;

Wednesday, December 13, 1961 `I' Indian Doll by Paula Za,harniak; 'S' Sled, by Jimmy Pavlicek; 'T' Tinker Toys

by Edward Helona; 'M' Marbles by Kathleen Mazanec; 'A' Apples and Popcorn by Ernie Zaharniak; 'S' Story Book by Carol Dobecka. They all turned back and said "Please don't forget to tell him!"

5. Song — Jolly Ole Santa Claus by Monice Smajstrla of Marlin, Texas 6. Skit. Santa Goes on Strike, Ginger Kutscherousky as Santa, Vernon Leuschner as Newspaper boy. First Speaker — Dorothy Pavlicek; Second Speaker, Jeanette Krizan; Third Speaker, Kathy Zapalac, with the children singing Christmas Carols between acts. The songs were Silent Night; Oh, Little Town of Bethlehem; Joy to the World, and Jingle Bells, accompanied by Marie Drews on the piano.

7. Poem — Hurry Santa — by Shirley Zaharniak 8. Goodbye — by Jeanette Krizan.

This concluded our program by the Youth and as special guests after the program, we had Lillie Pavlas, and Frances Barnett of Abbott who sang a few' Christmas Songs in Czech.

I want to thank them for being on my program and for coming. Their Czech singing was enjoyed very much.

Now, I would like to send "Many Thanks" to all who helped me in every way that made this program what it was: to all boys and girls who performed so wonderfully. I am very proud of them and I was glad to work with them and to guide them.

As you readers can tell, this was a full afternoon and evening of excitement and entertainment and we did not have time left for our Meeting of the Youth Club and its election of officers, so, I am asking all of the boys and girls to be sure and come for our next Youth Club Meeting in January 7, 1962, for our election for that year.

And you parents, be sure and remember that too, and bring the youth. I remain as always, with a Merry Christmas and : a Happy New Year 1962 to all.

Fraternally, Ruth Krizan, Reporter and Youth Leader •( e NOVE KVETY LODGE NO. 35 Elk, Texas Dear Members and Friends, Time is really passing and before you know it Christmas will be here. As you've read in a recent issue of the Vestnik that we will have a Christmas party for our lodge members and the Youth Club.

Santa Claus will be there for all with the goodies for the children. This occassion will be held on Sunday, Dec. 17th at 5:30 until 9:30. A turkey supper will be served at 6:00 p.m. and you ladies are

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asked to bring the trimming's and some sweets. Those sisters who volunteered to bake the turkeys and dressing are Sisters Lydia AI icha, Mary Beralek, Johnnie Rust Upton, Rose Woods, Buby Pavelka and Norma Pavelka.

Remember our children are the most precious possession that we have so bring them to the party and let them enjoy Santa Claus and all the excitement that goes with it. The Youth Club will sing Christmas Carols for us.

Our sympathy to the Edwin Holub family as Sister Helen Holub's father passed away on Saturday of last week.

He was a long-time resident of the Axtell Community and has been ill for a long period of time.

We hope that the editor and his good wife will be at our Christmas supper and party as they were last year. It's always a pleasure to have them with us even though their time is very limited.

Hope to see all of you members on December 17th at our lodge hall at 5:30 or thereabouts.

Fraternally yours, Sister Norma Pavelka Reporter )• t.

1.1,,DGF NO. 88 110 USTON De Friends, I want to remind everybody about our Christmas program this Sunday, December 17, at 3:00 p.m. This will be a different type of a program, and I think you will enjoy it. We have a bunch of girls and boys participating in our Christmas program, and they are: Susan

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Jo Bohac; Bonnie Sue and Donald Cox; Marian, Charles and Johnny Kadlecek; cera; Curtis. Motl; Cecilia Pavlicek; DiJanet Kucera; Evelyn and Tommy Kuann and Eugene Polnick; Patricia and Sandra Sembera; , Donna and Dickie Schnell; Barbara and Dennis Wayne Stuchlik; Jolane Simanoux; Marilyn, Frankie and Johnny Taman; Diana and Norman Urban ovsky; Frances and Margaret Vela; George Zaludek and Ruth Ann Zaludek.

We have some veteran actors helping us out, and they are: Betty Jo Stang, Joan Rice, Sally Mats, and Bobby Dobesh. Besides these good actors we will also have a small group from our Dramatic Club who will sing some favorite Christmas songs. Santa Claus will be there with bags of fruit and candy for the children! The program will not be too long, so come if,you can!

Fraternally yours, Tillie Helmcamp Yorri h Director, Lodge 88

Strana 23 CZECHOSLOVAKIAN FESTIVAL The second Sunday of the State Fair of Texas was designated as Czechoslovakian Day. All the organizations of Americans of Czechoslovakian descent co-operated On the program. We had a social hoar in the Women's Pavillion. I have not seen such a bount of good Czech pastry in a long time. I genuinely detest waiting in line for anything. That may be the memory of the lines for food during the war, but when I saw all the goodies, I waited very patiently. And it was worth waiting for. There was also a small exhibit of Czechoslovak art which was tastefully set up.

In the afternoon there was a program in the Dandshell. For the first time, we got out into the open. It was a beautiful sunny day and at least some of the program numbers lived up to the beauty of the day. Some, of course, didn't measure up, but over-all, it was a great success in which our girls did their calisthenics and our men drilled on parallel

bars. Of course, there were some short They are determined to learn from their comings, but the Festival Committee of Mistakes and to have an even better prothe Czech organizations will get rolling gram next year.

Milos Halouska again pretty soon on the preparations of the Czechoslovakian Festival in 1962.

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YOUTH CLUB BEYERSVILLE NO S. 48 Dear Friends, Lodge No. 48 will have a combined Christmas party and anniversary celebration for our Youth Club on Thursday night, December 14, beginning at 7:00 o'clock. All members and friends are invited to come out. Gifts will be exchanged; everyone who comes is to bring a gift which does not exceed fifty cents.

At our meeting last Sunday, we had election of officers for 1962. Nancy Malish was re-elected president. Vice president will be Bobby Urbanek. Our secretary and reporter will be John Stalmach and our treasurer, Nancy Malish. The committees will be appointed at our next meeting.

Fraternally, John Stalmach Reporter • LODGE NO. 56 CORPUS. CHRISTI Dear Readers: On December 17th, the SPJST and Sokol will jointly sponsor a Christmas Party, and the youth club will hold a program in which all members will participate. All our members are invited.

Refreshments will be served, so parents are asked to bring cookies, cakes, etc.

Thank you!

Our meetings are held on Friday nights.

Fraternally yours, Sam Peal • 4, • LODGE NO 54, WEST, TEXAS Dear Rembers: We held a Birthday Club Party November 22 and had a very nice attendance. It consisted of about 60 guests and ice cream and punch and German Chocolate cake was served to all the guests. The refreshments were enjoyed by all present and many games were ployed and enjoyed by all.

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Birthday Cake and lovely flowers plus candle centerpieces.

We also held our monthly meeting Sunday, December 3rd and had lots of the members present for the meeting. We recited the Pledge of Allegiance and sang Happy Birthday to: Ricky Adams, who had a birthday this mnoth. Doris SUlak won the door prize this month. We also elected new officers for the coming year and they are: Presdent, Robert Kral; Vice President, Robert Hubik; Secretary, Shirley Marek; Treasurer, Barbara Sulak; Reporter, Charlene Volcik; Historian, Rose Marie Marek.

After the elections we planned our Christmas Program which is Sunday, December 10, at 6:00 p.m.

I want to thank Mrs. L. O. Hosek very much for the beautiful hand crocheted hand towels she donated to our Youth Club, to raise money for the SPJST Youth Camp. That was very generous of you Mrs. Hosek and many thanks come from our Lodge 54 to her. She is a splendid and a wonderful person to know. Mr. Hosek also is a very nice person as he made a splendid talk in the Adult Meeting which was enjoyed by all.

We are planning many new activities for the coming New Year and we are counting on you to be present for without you, there may be no goals made, because it takes the shoulders of us all to carry the responsibility of everything done in our SPJST Meeting. So, be sure and make all of our meetings and let's make the year 1962 a better year than the present one. ' Fraternally yours, Rose Marie Marek Historian, Lodge No. 54 ) • Jr, • ( Billy was a boy of six, who used bad language. One day be was to go to a friend's party. His mother said: "Billy, I've told Mrs. Smith to send you home the minute you use a bad word. If you you are sent home you will certainly be punished."

Billy left. Ten minutes later he was back home. His mother teribly upset and would not listen to his cries of protest but immediately punished Billy. Then as an after thought she asked, what was it Mrs. Smith sent you home for?

"Do?I didn't do anything! The — old party is not 'till tomorrow!"

Boss, to employee who is laid up in the hospital: "Don't worry, Harry, everybody at the office is going to pitch in and do your work for you — as soon as we figure out what you've been doing."

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"Friends" In The Texas News Dear Friends, If you have any local news, clippings from your local paper that you would like to have published in this column in your next week's Vestnik, please mail them early while they are NEWS. We appreciate interesting reports of other family tidings, in our brotherhood, births, weddings, anniversaries and 4iainly activities of your lodges or members that interest all of our readers.

Reports of "visitings" cannot be published for lack of space and news value thank you very much for your understanding and cooneration.

• • Edward Parma who is a member of our SPJST Lodge No. 130 and Sokol "Zizka" in Dallas was recently honored by being elected to membership in the Society of Exploration Geophysicists.

SEG is the professional society of more than 5,500 earth scientists who apply their knowledge of geophysics to locate many of the valuable minerals hidden in the earth's crust.

Edward is a student at the University of Oklahoma.

• In a double - ring ceremony at St. Mary's Catholic Church, Temple, Miss Helen Pauline Pekar exchanged vows with Edwin Jerry Malcik at 9 a.m. Nov. 25 with the Rev. Widacki officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Pekar of Temple, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ignac Malcik of Rogers.

• • Corsicana — A negligent homicide charge was filed Saturday, Dec. 2 against Marvin M. Hunt, Ennis Negro, in the death Friday night of Johnny W. Cepica, 31.

Cepica, -a farmer in the penelope community, was fixing a flat tire on the side of Interstate 45 about five miles north of Corsicana. A car sideswiped Cepica's auto, earring the man about 150 feet.

The farmer's wife and 18-month-old daughter were in the car, which was not knocked from the jack. They werenot injured.

Hunt, released Friday night after being questioned, was being sought Saturday in Ennis.

Cepica also is survived by his mother, Mrs. Francis Cepica of Hubbard.

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Mr. and Mrs. Rud. Minarcik celebrated The present inhabitants of Threal came from over 70 nations, and from all their 35th wedding anniversary Thanksgiving Day with all of their children and five continents.

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• Mrs. A. J. Matustik of West, Texas, died Dorlene Shenkir, 14-year-old daughter at 5:15 p.m. Tuesday at her home. Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shenkir of Three Matustik was 68. Funeral services were Rivers, died Friday night following a held at 10 a.m. Thursday at the West brief illness.

Brethren Church. Burial was in the The Shenkir family formerly lived at Brethren Cemetery.

Rogers.

• • The sanctuary of the First Lutheran.

The Rev. Father Victor A. Raska, 66, Church was the setting for the wedding well-known Catholic priest, died at Santa vows of Miss Jerry Linda Hall and HowRosa Hospital in San Antonio, Friday, ard Wayne Stefka at 8:30 p.m. Saturday Dec. 1st, following an illness. He was laid with the Rev. Raymond Schliesser offito rest Tuesday, Dec. 5 in the Raska fam- ciating. ily lot in Sacred Heart Cemetery in HalThe bride is the daughter of Mrs. lettsville.

Harry W. Arrowood and Herbert Fredrick • • Hall of Houston. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Stefka of TemMr. and Mrs. Albert A. Banik an- ple. nounce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Frances Mr. Julius Michna, passed away at his Noreen, to Edwin F. Gau Jr., son of Mr. horrie at Novohrad, early Monday mornand Mrs. Edwin F. Gau of Rosenberg. ing, after an illness of more than a The wedding date has been set for Dec. year.

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He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Julia • • (Machac) Michna; two sons — Harvey Miss Joyce Burtis, daughter of Mr. Gene Michna of Houston and Elmer and. Mrs. W. F. Burtis, Rt. 4 Temple, Michna of. Novohrad; his mother, Mrs. pledged Royal Academia Society at Mary Charles Michna Sr., of near SchulenHardin-Baylor College, where she is a burg; two brothers—Alphonse Misna and sophomore business education major. Charles Michna, both of near SchulenMiss Burtis took part in the initiation burg.

• activities before coming home to spend the Thanksgiving holidays with her Vincent Anastaz Kapczynski died at parents and sister..

7:20 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 2 at his home in • • West. He. was 59.

Vine Michna, 85, well-knwn retired Funeral services were held at 9:30 a.m. farrier of the Hallettsville area, died Monday at the Church of the AssumpSaturday, Dec. 2 at 8:30 a.m. in Wagner tion in West.

Hospital in Shiner.

• • Funeral services were held at the KuMiss Mildred Ann Sebek, daughter of bena Funeral Home at 9:30 a.m. and at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sebek of Rt. 4, El° St. Mary's Church just east of Hanetts- nis, became the bride of Eugene Dolezal vine at 3:00 p.m. Monday, Dec. 4. of West at 12 noon Saturday, Nov. 25., at • • St. John's Catholic Church in Ennis. Rev. Mr. Ike George Maresh, 64, of San An- Hubert Nue performed the double ring gelo, a retired barber died at 6:30 p.m. ceremony. Mr. Dolezal is the son of Mr. last Tuesday in Shannon Hospital in and Mrs. Charlie Dolezal of West.

• San Angelo. He entered the hospital 8 • days prior to his death.

Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Dusek of Harlingen • • celebrated their golden wedding anniMr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Tobola an- versary, Nov. 11, when their children nounce the engagement and approach- honored them with an open house at the ing rnarriage of their daughter, Betty, to A. M. Dusek home in Harlingen.

Bernard J. Chudej, son of Mr. and Mrs. The honorees received many gifts from Vince Chudej of West, Texas. friends and relatives who called.

• • All of Mr. and Mrs. Dusek's children Funeral services were held at 1:30 p.m. and grandchildren attended the party, Tuesday of last week for Mrs. Terezie They have four sons, Alvin, Milton and Haluska, 86, wife to the late John J. Hal- Frank Dusek of Harlingen and Hubert of uska, who died at the Cozy Rest Home. Port Isabel and one daughter, Mrs. GarThe funeral was held at the Jecmenek dena Kristof of Harlingen.

Chapel in Ellinger with continued servMr. and Mrs. Dusek were married 50 ices in the Fayetteville Brethren Church years ago in Caldwell, Texas. They moved at Ross Prairaie. Rev. Jesse Skrivanek of to Harlingen in 1938.

Strum, 25 August Frank Machart of Rt. 1, Shiner died in the Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital where he had been a patient for five clays, on Wednesday, Nov. 29, 1961 at 2:00 p.m. He had reached the age of 58 years, three months and 16 days.

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New Arrivals Gregory Eugene Dornak, infant son bf Mr. and Mrs. Tocra L. Dornak, was baptized Friday, November 24th at 7:30 p.m. at St. Mary's Catholic Church with Father Henry P. Psencik officiating.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe F. Soukup of Rt. 2 Abbott, Texas are the proud parents of a baby boy born Tuesday, Dec. 5 in Providence Hospital. The young man weighed 8 pounds and 1 ounce.

• Mr. and Mrs. Victor Krischke of Houston proudly announce the arrival of an 8 lb. baby girl, born Nov. 26th in St. Joseph's Hospital. Caroline Marie was baptized, Sunday, Dec. 3rd at Assumption Catholic Church in Houston.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Laddie Janik of Shiner are rejoicing over the safe arrival of a baby boy, born Sunday, December 3 at the Renger Memorial Hospital, Hallettsville. The little fellow weighed five pounds and 14 ounces and is being 'Welcomed by his sister, Gail Ann. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Anton Janik of Shiner and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Janak of St. Mary's.

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How Long Will It Be Befr-e My Wife Can erica?

Question: I arrived in the United S l a.tes on an immigrant visa two years ago and so will not be able to apply for citizenship for another three years. My wife is still abroad. Both she and I were born in a country with an oversubscribed quota and although I filed a petition for a preference on her behalf which was approved in February, 1961, I was told that the third preference requires many years of waiting. Is there any way in which she can be helped to immigrate sooner, so that we can again be a united family?

Answer: Yes there is. You were very fortunate in having filed your petition for your wife when you did. Due to the new legislation signed into law by President Kennedy on September 26, 1961, the wives andhusbands, as well as the unmarried sons and daughters of lawful permanent resident aliens, such as yourself, who are beneficiaries of petitions filed in their behalf with the Immigration Service before July 1, 1961, will be cosidered nonquota immigrants and thus be able to immigrate at once.

This new law applies also to the parparents of United States citizens, 21 years of age or over, and the unmarried sons or daughters of United States citizens. They, too, will be considered nonquota immigrants if preference petitions for them were filed before July 1. It should be kept in mind, of course, that the processing of so many newly qualified applicants will slow down the visaissuing process a little, so that everybody must be patient. But you should immediately tell your wife to go to the Consulate and ask the Consulate to start processing her case. ) • 4 •(—.

America has three million women over age 30, who have never married. ) ° ot• ° ( otOUR iVikt,

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nual Christmas program starting at 5 p.m.

Sunday, December 31 — New Year's Eve CALENDAR OF LODGE NO. 84 dance music by John Rejcek and his Dallas, Texas Orchestra from Abbott, Texas.

Sunday, Dec. 17 — Monthly Lodge MeetFraternally, ing and Family fun night.

Jay Dee Waggoner New Year's Eve Dance — Sunday Dec. 07,„ • 31 — Music of Ed Faraizl's orchestra playing from 8:30 ' till 4:00 next Sokol Corpus Christi announces for morning.

December the 17th a Christmas party will )• ( — program, starting at 7:00 p.m. Lodge 56 and SVPS No. 30 participating. You all DANCE DATES FOR LODGE 35 are invited and bring the children.

ELK, TEXAS Dec. 15 — West Melodians of West, Texas Dec. 23 — Henry Dulock of West, Texas Women's Sewing Circle at Ennis Sokol Dec. 30 — Bob Haisler and His Melodians will hold a Christmas party Thursday, of Temple, Texas December the 14. with a social and TurDec. 31 — New Year's Eve Dance, Rural key supper and exchange of Gifts. All Ramblers of Marlin, Texas. our sisters are cordially invited and are Entertainment Chairman asked to bring some sweets.

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CALLENDAR OF LODGE NO. 6 COTTONWOOD Sunday, December 31 — New Year's Dance — Time 8:00 p.m. 'till? ) o 4 4(

Christmas Party with Santa Claus at Lodge 47, Seaton, Sunday night Dec. 17.

Christmas Party for 1VlitriNbers and children with Santa Claus at Elm Mott Hall Lodge 66, Saturday night, Dec. 16.

• • DANCE DATES OF LODGE HILLJE December 25 — Christmas Dance --- The Christmas Party at Lodge 130 Dallas, Triumphs Dec. 17, Sunday night.

Saturday, Jan. 13, 1962 — "The Traits" Saturday, Jan 27 — Lim Snider and Christmas Party at Lodge 84, Dallas "The Echoes." with supper, Sunday, Dec. 17. ( Christmas Party at Sokol Houston, WHEN CHANGING YOUR ADDRESS Sunday, December 17, at 6:00 p.m. -'USE TILTS COUPON You all come and bring the children.

• • Supreme Lodge, S.P.J.S.T. Box 400, Temple, Texas Christmas Party at Lodge 88 Houston, Sunday, Decoriber 17th with a visit from I am asking you to change my adgood ole Santa Claus — bring the childress of The Herald.. (Vestnik) as dren. follows: • My old address is: Fort Worth Lodge 92 will hold a Christmas Party Sunday, December 17 at the National Hall. Santa Claus will be there so you all come and bring the children --5:00 p.m. is the time.

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LODGE NO. 15 Monday, Dec. 25th — Vrazel's Polka Band of Cameron Sunday, Dec. 31st -- Vrazel's Polka Band of Cameron Saturday, Jan. 13th -- Slim and His Playboys of Temple Saturday, Jan. 27th — Battle Dance — Sil Krenek of Wallis and Vrazel's Polka Band of Cameron.

• ) • Calendar of Events Fort Worth Lodge No. 92 Sunday, December 10 Meeting and election of officers for the coming year, starting at 1 p.m.

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Ql1 NEW YEAR'S EVE DANCE AT DALLAS SOKOL HALL In order to be in position to take care of all our good friends on choice table reservations for the New Year's Eve Dance, we are going to change our policy on taking reservations for this affair.

In the past, we have found that we have accepted reservations and in a number of instances, the reservations were not claimed; in the meantime, we had to turn some of our friends away who, while they came early, did not have reservations.

To assure choice tables for thase getting early reservations, we are going to accept reservations for the New Year's Eve Dance by advance ticket sales only!

The tickets went on sale Nov. 1st and can be bought at our functions or by mail from the following address: Emil Hrabina 6460 Glennox Lane Dallas 14, Texas The tickets are $3.00 per person. At the time you send your check or money order for your reservations, please indicate table location. No refunds will be made on tickets.

The deadline for these advance reservations will be December 2,7th. No reservations can be accepted after that date.

It is suggested that you make your plans now to get your party together and order your tickets as soon as possible to get the best selection of tables.

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Straw, 27 hunting license exemption because of ownership, it has been announced by J. B. Phillips, coordinator of law enforcement of the Game and Fish Commission.

Sports From. Texas. Game and Fish Commission H. D. Dodgen, Executive Secretary Austin, Texas Texas' 1961 hunting season has entered its final stage as of December 1, with the opening of the mule deer season west of the Pecos river, according to H. D. Dodgen, executive secretary of the Game and Fish Commission.

The season on mule deer will close December 8, with a limit of one deer, either buck or doe. Doe shooting will be permitted in a number of counties in the trans-Pecos area, where there is an overabundance of doe, but only in areas where permits have been issued to landowners.

There will be public hunts on two management areas, the Black Gap Wildlife Management area adjoining the Big Bend National Park, and on the Sierra Diablo area in Hudspeth County. Public drawings for permits to hunt on these two areas were held some time ago, and permits issued.

The whitetailed deer season opened November 16 with good hunting success throughout the state, according to reports reaching Austin.

Permits were issued for harvest of antlerless deer in many of the regulatory counties of the state, and in several counties a third, o bonus, deer will be peroDitted. Although most hunters have been successful in getting a deer, not many unusually large deer have been reported.

Quail season under the general laws of Texas also will open December 1. Basically, this season will close January 16.

Quail season opened in some counties under regulatory authority on Novvember 1. Some of these counties will close December 31, others will remain open until January 16, although the season in a few counties will remain open until January 31.

Final shooting of mourning doves will be December 5. Duck season will end December 17.

On the other hand, ownership of the land is not required when the person actually lives on land which might be leased or rented. This precludes a landowner who lives in another area from hunting on property he owns, because of ownership, according to Phillips. "The law is very plain in requiring residence on the property before deer and turkey can be hunted on it legally without a purchased license," he said.

Persons who are entitled to hunt under exemption requirements because of being over or under age, are required to have an exempt license with deer tags, because these tags must be attached to the animal when it is killed.

Phillips also warned persons to securely attach properly filled in deer tags to a deer as soon as it is killed, and not attempt to transport it without a license tag. TO do so would make the hunter subject to violation and the possible revoking of his hunting license.

Where antlerless deer are legally killed, it is necessary also for the hunter to obtain a doe permit from the authorized landowner, and this permit must be attached to the carcass of the deer.

Just about anyone can kill a deer this year if he is willing to spend $3.15 for a resident hunting license, and a small fee for permission to hunt an antlerless deer. The Edwards Plateau Game Management Area alone will have 71,118 permits available for hunters. It's a year for deer, according to A. J. Springs, wildlife coordinator for the Game and Fish Commission.

Llano County landowners were issued 12,059 antlerless deer permits for the 1961-62 hunt. Gillespie County has 12,067 permits; Mason County, 11,760; Burnet County, 5,430; Menard County, 950; McCulloch, 5,670; Kendall, 8,283; Sutton, 1,187; Edwards, 1,507; San Saba, 5,922; Kerr, 5,309; Bandera, 882, and Crockett, 92.

Bonus deer tags were issued to landowners in all these counties, in conjunction with the antlerless door permits. The landowner can issue the hunter a bonus deer tag with the antlerless permit, if he so desires.

The wildlife coodinator said there were approximately 60,080 antlerless deer permits available to hunters in the remaining counties of the state.

All hunters interested in obtainillg local hunting information can do so by Landowners must reside on the prop- first contacting the chamber of comerty before they will be eligible for merce in the county seat where he plans

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to hunt. Day leases probably will run from $10 up.

• Fishing without a license continues to be the major game law violation in October, according to a report of J. B. Phillips, law enforcetrient coordinator of the Game and Fish Commission.

Wardens charged 114 persons with fishing without a license during the month. Hunting from an automobile, and hunting in closed season were next high on the list, with 25 violations in each category.

Ten persons were arrested for killing doves in closed season, 11 for killing quail, and 13 for killing squirrels.

In all, wardens made 295 arrests, and fines and court costs amounted to $7,987.01. Five hunters paid fines ranging from $50 to $200 for deer violations.

Their licenses also were revoked.

snow. Basic intelligence dictates that when a gun muzzle touches the ground it should be unloaded and checked for obstructions.

When two or more people are hunting together, walking abreast has proved to be the safest formation. Members of the party should keep each other in sight, yet stay far enough apart to give each plenty of room. Guns, of course, should be pointed groundward or straight ahead.

Bright colors, preferably yellow or red, should be worn by all hunters.

Never shoot unless you're certain it is at game. Nothing so identifies the rank amateur as taking a shoot merely at sound or movement.

(A feature of the Health Education Division, Texas State Department of Health.)

Austin — Quail season opened in Texas December 1, sending even more hunters into the fields to join those still stalking deer and turkey or hunting rabbits. It's anyone's guess as to how many hunters will fall victim to another hunter's gun.

Statisticians contend 95 per cent of hunting accidents involving guns could be avoided by sensible handling of firearms. Last year 194 Texans died in accidents involving firearms.

Expert hunters realize guns are instruments of violence, not toys to be handled frivolously. One of the most deadly hunting situations is created when hunting is combined with drinking.

In the best hunting circles top ranking is accorded the safe, thoughtful gunhandler. He earns highest respect and is a welcorie companion among the elite in the field.

A smart hunter keeps his gun empty of ammunition. except when actually on the prowl for game. He never carries a loaded gun in an automobile, into home surroundings or into a camp even when only hunters are present.

Pointing a gun at a companion, even when unloaded, is an inexcusable violation of safety, sportsmanship, hunting ethics and common sense, and is instantly recognized as the act of a juvenile. It is the quickest way to lose the respect and friendship of a competent gunhandler.

Climbing fences is another test of hunting sense. Either pass the gun to a companion — muzzle pointed safely — for him to hold while you climb through or over, or lay the gun on the ground while you cross over.

Another frequent cause of hunting trdshaps is the exploding gun, the barrel of which has been clogged with mud or

How Police Make Arrests. Ever wonder how the police go about making arrests?

Most people rarely think about this procedure and some of them wind up in a police station without having the slightest idea of their rights or of the seriousness of the law violations they are charged with.

There are three kinds of law violations that make a person subject to arrest — felonies, misdemeanors and offenses.

Felonies are the most serious. They includ crimes like murder, enanslaughter, kidnapping, arson, and major thefts.

Misdemeanors comprise less serious crimes like minor thefts. Offenses are the least serious law violations and include such things as traffic violations, smoking in a subway, failure to keep covers on garbage cans, and other trifling sins.

If a policeman does not see you commit a misdemeanor or offense, he usually cannot, arrest you without first obtaining a warrant. That is a court order made out on the complaint of some individual and signed by a magistrate or judge. It charges you with committing a particular crlurie and directs a policeman to bring you into court.

If a policeman actually sees you violate the law, on the other hand — or even try to violate it — he does not need a warrant to arrest you. And at no time does he need a warrant for arresting you if he suspects you of committing a felony.

A policeman can use force to make an arrest. Should you defuse to admit him to our house, for instance, he can break a door or window to force an entrance.

But once he has made the arrest, he can no longer use force—provided; of course, you are not unruly or disorderly. Such resistance is a crime in itself.

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Ve sttedu, due 13. prosince 1961 What to do in a police station. After the arrest, you will be taken to a police station. There, you will be told the charge against you and perhaps be photographed and fingerprinted. as soon as possible, you will be taken before a magistrate. While you are waiting to make that appearance, you would do well to keep in mind these four points: (1) Your money and other valuables may be taken from you by the police. If so, they must give you an itemized receipt. Make sure this is done.

(2) Your do not have to answer any questions or sign any papers — no water how much pressure is brought to bear upon you. In fact, you should avoid making any statement until you have a lawyer And if any pressure has been put on you, you should tell your lawyer or the District Attorney.

(3) You are entitled to make one telephone call or have one message delivered to a person of your own choosing. So as soon as the police have informed you of the charge against you, you should call your family or lawyer.

(4) You have the right to apply for bail. Bail is money or other security deposited in your behalf as a guarantee you will appear in court. If you can obtain it, you will be freed until your case comes to trial.

For some minor offenses — like traffic violations—police may .fix the amount of bail. In more serious cases, the judge fixes the amount, and you have the right to be brought before him promptly to learn how much it is . If you are not able to supply the necessary amount of bail yourself, you can probably obtain it fro r4 bail "brokers." In New York — to take one example — their fees run from $10 for a $100 bond to $180 for a $5,000 bond.

What happens in court. A person under arrest must be taken to court as soon as possible. He may, of course, be taken at once. If the right court is not in session, he will be held in a police station until it next meets. In an event, you will do well to have a lawyer accompany you when taken before the magistrate.

If you are not a citizen, you should also get in touch with a social agency experienced in immigration law before you appear in court.

Should you not have a lawyer, the magistrate must inform you of your right to have one, and he must also allow you time to send for a lawyer, even if that means delaying your hearing. But suppose you cannot afford a lawyer? If you have been charged with a felony or misdemeanar, ask the magistrate to appoint one to defend your interests. In some states, the law requires him to do so;

Once you are set to defend yourself, the magistrate will bold the hearing. witnesses will testify for and against you. You may or may not testify in your own behalf, as you wish. Generally speaking, there are threepossible outcomes to such a hearing: If you have been charged only with an offense, the hearing may constitute a trial in itself. The magistrate will find you innocent or guilty — and free you or impose a sentence, as the case may; be. If you are charged with a misdemeanor, the magistrate will hold you for trial at a later time in his own or another court.

If you have been arrested for allegedly committing a fellony, however, the magistrate will turn your case over to a Grand Jury. Grand Jury sessions are complicated. You may appear before the jury if you wish, but you should not try to do so without first consulting your lawyer.

Have Cars inspected Early Col. Homer Garrison, Jr., director of the Texas Department of Public Safety suggests the start of fall "is an excellent time to have motor vehicles safety inspected" in preparation for hard winter driving.

The new 1962 Texas Vehicle Inspection sticker is now available at the 5,000 official inspection stations in complianc4. ■ with orders issued by the Texas Public Safety Commission. The order states that all vehicles coming under the provisions of the Vehicle Inspection Act must display the new sticker by April 10, 1962. ) ° 4. • ( Remember all your young friends in your locality and if you have not prepared a Christmas Party for them, please do it before or at your next meeting.

The Grand Jury will either deside there is not enough evidence against you to warrant further action, or else it will indict you. If it does the latter, you will have to stand a full-scale trial at some later date. ) All of you can help us attain our "new" three million dollar goal by assisting our organizers in securing this new insurance, by directing new prospects to them.

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So insidious is the gas that by the time a victim is aware that he is being poisoned, he may be only a few seconds away from unconsciousness when he will be unable to help hiu.nself.

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