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Postmastei: Please Send Form 3579 with Undeliverable Copies to: SUPREME LODGE, S.P.J.S.T. P. 0. Box 400, TEMPLE, TEXAS.

PODPORA LIDSKOST BRATRSTVf 10. LEDNA (JANUARY) 1962

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ZDRAVI JE STESTi Bude dobte kdy na zadatku novella tokir si pfipomeneme nektere zdravotni pravidla ktere nam i na gi inladeli obzvlagte budou nanejvkge prospegna, v tomto novern roce.

Pedujme o eistotui sveho tela, nebojte se vody, myjte se s chuti, kdy a kde moZno, koupejte se, plavejte a dejte se prohtat obeas slunidkem a pohybujte se na eerstvem vzduchu kdy vam moano.

Vetrejte pied spankem si svoji loZnici v jidle bud'te stfidmi, nemichejte rilzne pokrmy a mlsotinky a pamatujte, kaidk alkoholickk napoj yam — Nepovidam Vam nic co sam jsem nevyzkougel a dosud mi zdravi slouZi. Nezazlivejte mi, Ze Varn toto dnes radim, neb chceme-li bkti At'astni, musime se o sve zdravi trochu postarat. — Vagim radim, vesele a easto si hrajte, upfimne a beze zloby. kdy pracujete, ,uate se a pracujte vaZne. Nikdy se praci nevyhkbejte i kdy jste na gkolach vyggich. Ja sam jsem vdednk tomu, ae jsem sve ditky vkly k praci vedl, nebot' praci se stava Ma y& praktickkm a va,Zi si vice toho co vyziskal.

I sport pro mladea je dobra vet kdy rozumne provaden a zapoleni ye life le poctive sledovano. — Pkemk glejte kdy dortistate o tom dim chcete bkti. At' budete dimkoliv, vZdycky bud'te poctivkmi praco-vniky a pamatujte stare ponaueeni: "Koho chleba jiz, toho piseir zpivej."

Vgichni jsme povolani k praci a lidska spolednost musi miti rozmanite pracovniky, ale vgchni kdo poctive bez falge pracujeme jsme si rovni. Dobrk delnik

neni mend hodnk ne2- na g pan president.

Stojime na, poedtku noveho roku. tkden detli jste jiste mnohe pkani od pfatel, sousedii, znamkch od nageho pfedsedy nagi Jednoty, od potadatele nagich spolupracovnikti v tiskarne. — KaZdk se snaail vyladriti Va,m, abyste v novem roce spokojend Snad dovedete at'astnd Neni to tak velke umeni.

Napadlo mi neco o eloveku, kterk dovedl St'astne zit.. Byl to listono g kdesi v male a dosti chudobne osade. Sam co jsem jej znal, nem& jiZ nikoho v rodine a chodil s tau jeho pogtackou kabelou, obchazel domky v mesteeku a rozddval dopisy, listky a noviny, ktere pki gly nekdy z hroznkch ddlek.

Lido ho meli radi pies to, Ze jim obdas tea pkina gel upominky a pohtebni oznarneni, ale za to tea radostne zpravy. Ten nag listonog byl elovek veselk kaldeho potegil.

Na samern konci mesteeka ail, v chudobnem staveni, stark elevek. Mel jedineho syna a ten byl as v Alagce kde hledal Stesti. ProtoZe ten stateeek temet slepk, mnoho fedi nenadelal, lido se mu vyhybali a on byl sam a sam a bylo mu na, svete hrozne smutno.

A tomuhle staremu eloveku vZdy tak jednou za mesic donesl ten na g listonag psani z Alagky. Stafieka to Ody velice potegilo jen na to si zteZoval, ae temet nevidi jia ani pies ty sve brkle a Ze mu to hrozne dlouho vezme nea si ten dopis ptefika." Tak ten na g milk listonog kdyZ Tingle statiekavi psani od syna si sedl a psani jemu pane pfeeetl.

Tak to stafieka velice pote gilo a

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At'astnilo ale i nageho listonoge nebot' se bal, aby se tomu synovi neco v dalne cizine neptihodilo a jeho dopisy pfestali dochazeti, nebot' je oba tak dkchtive oeekavali a — byli gt'astnis nebot' se velice spfatelili.

Kdyi listonog mel trochu pokdy, zagel k stakiekovi a vykladal mu jak asi ten jeho syn tarn kdesi daleko shani bohatstvi a kteremu se tam nic stati nemuae, jak to na g listono'g tvrdil. A ten stalleek vetil a byl spokojenej gi a gt'astnk.

Mel za to listonage velice rad a ten byl tea gt'astnk.

Aby pry k ndmu nemusel tak daleko dochazet a se tam u neho zdrZovat a ztracet drahocennk eas ,stakeeek mu nabidl, aby se k nemu ptistehoval do jeho svetnieky. Ale listonoa odmitl. Byl site sam a chudak a grog kterk daval za svuj byt by se mu byl hodil, ale nechtel bkti na, obti2, a se stafeekem dale snagel se velice dobte.

Ve dne chodil listonoa po mesteeku a rozdaval lidem radost a veselk smith i noviny a veeer ,zas staremu tatinkovi eet1 psani od syna nebo noviny a Vail stareho eloveka a tak pekne zili oba dva a citili se At'astnkmi a spokojenkmi.

Tteba ae na tomto svete musime sloujinkm, muaeme pH tom gt'astne Zit. Podminka gt'astneho tivota je ovgern nage zdravi, toes ptiporrinel jsem v inrodu tohoto elaneeku. Vim, se jsou lido, kteH si toho nevaZi a east° lehkomyslne sve zdravi po gkozuji a proto pkipominam, ae nage zdravi jest podkladem gtesti a vaame si jej v navem roce.

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Entered as second class mail matter, January 3rd, 1933 at West, Texas, under the Act of Congress of August 24, 1922. Send Form 3579 to Supreme Lod g e SPJST, Box 400, Temple, Texas IrlftEDNi ORGAN SLOVANSKE PODPORUJICI . JEDNOTY STATU TEXAS OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SLAVONIC BENEVOLENT ORDER OF THE STATE OF TEXAS REDAKTOR — EDITOR L. 0. HOSEK, Box 85 — West, Texas Vydavatele — Publishers CECHOSLOVAK PUB, COMPANY, WEST, TEXAS Pted platne $3.25 — Subscription $3.25 Per Year Zmeny adres zasilaji se do Hlavni dfadovny Box 400, Temple, Texas Changes of address must he sent to Supreme Lodge, Box 400, Tem ple, Texas Phdplatne a oznamky bud'ta adresovany na Vestnik, West, Texas Zivotopisy zeintelYch Clenfi as Uvefejiluji bezplatne The obituaries are printed without charge HLAVNI tRADOVNA — SUPREME LODGE EDWARD L. MAREK, president JOE B. HEJNY, vice-president R. A. URBANOVSKY, Secretary JOS. KOLIHA, JR., treasurer BEN ZABCIK, financial secretary All in Temple, Texas, Box 400 AUGUST KACIR, attorne y, Temple, Texas DR. MARVIN LESIKAR, medical director P. 0. Box 410 — Taylor, Texas REDITELE — DIRECTORS JOHN A. KUI3ENA, First District La Grange, Texas HENRY E. VITEK, Second District P. 0. Box 43 — Granger, Texas ROBERT CERVENKA, Third District West, Texas R. E. BROZ, Fourth District Rt. 3, Box 320 — San Angelo, Texas J. M. SKRABANEK, Fifth District 4720 Bellaire Blvd., -- Bellaire, Texas ED P. SRALLA, Sixth District Rt. 1, Box 110, Edna, Texas CHAS. HOLASEK, Seventh District 2513 Nemec St., Corpus Christi, Texas TISKOV'c'' VY'BOR—PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE PAUL SABLATURA, Chairman P. 0. Box 260 — Louise, Texas MRS. FRANCES OLEXA 6402 Ta gg art St. — Houston, Texas RUDOLPH TROUBIL cio S.P.J.S.T. Rest Home — Taylor, Texas STANOVNI VV'BOR — BY-LAW COMMITTEE E. E. KRENEK, president, Dime Box, Texas PAUL .a. , O. .... SABLATURA, .. _ ... _ secretary AOX omse, Texas

V dobach na g eho pineho rozkvetu zde, jsme si, Fe na to staeime sami a etem se reklo pouze, "jednou vstouiti do na g ich g lepeji." — Zvoliti nekoo z tech mlad g ich do fifadii bylo ditelné a 'eta rychle plynula. Z deti se tali tatove a marry a zajem jejich, nepov gimnute, se obratil jinárn.

Nyni litujeme pozde ovgem,sge sine pochybili a dnes se snaFime viti, kdyZ je v mistech ji g mnohdy node.

• , Mona, e keknete," pro es se nee() rieela"? Bylo by v g em spra,vneji iici — Proe my tu u na nee() nee:Warne?"

Dluno ten abyste se sam do toho "zahrnul". V kaFelem na g em rade by nage starI fikednici meli zaueovat mladgi, schopné eleny. Je svrchovanY eas a kde neni moZnost pokraeovat v &Stine noFivejme anglietinu a zachovejme si eh na g i mladeFe. — V torn, die nageho dobCe mineneho nahledu, spoeiva klie k spe g nej g i einnosti v roce 1962.

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KdyF povolame do na g eho kruhu pomoci na g ich sester - na g i mladeF, nesmlme ov g em s poeatku od nich oeekavat nejake zazraky. Je tkeba jim poradit, je vesti a nejlepe se prate ta dati kdyF Si zvolite jednu osobu, schopnou sestru, ktera pro praci s mladek ma naklonnost a dovede si dilveru jejich ziskat. -KaFdY na g Cad by se mel, znovu to opakuji, pokusit ziskat osadni mladeF a poskytnouti kaFdemu kdo se o to pokusi, s iou podporu a rfizne vYhody. v g emo k Pamatujme, Fe jest to jista, cesta jak oFiviti einnost tadevou a vede k fispechu.

— Minnie tedy jeden kaklY novoroeni predse y zeti, s tim nejlep g im amyslem jej dodrFeti, Fe se poctive pheinime aby i v na g em 'Fade kde dosud odbor mladeFe nestava, tento byl co nejdPive zaloFen a Fe se pokusime teto prospe g ne my g lence ze v g ech sil k provedeni napomahati.

0 • 02iveni Fadove einnosti tedy mano pomoci FadovYch sester dociliti, zaloFenim Klubu Vail mla,deFe. Kdykoliv se naskytne pfileFitost mCli bychom na g emu dorostu pkipomeno.uti, Fe na g e bratrske poji g teni a pFislu g nost k na g i Jednoto ma tolik rtznYch vYhod ktere by marne hledali u “rdeleen.S7ch spoleenosti.

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adn aspech nam do klina nespadne.

Neni to moFne. Musime se pkieiniti a bez Netfeba se nam obavati, .2e neporo- obetavYch elent, FaclnY Fad nernirZe prosteme a miadeF se bude k nam pridava- spivat. V g ude kde pokraeuji, najdete oti pakli budeme sni a sami mezi sebou chotne elenstvo. jednati v bratrske sesterske shode. IlleVe spolkovem jednani nikdy neni odejme povkly cesty ktere nas k sobe vedou a dejme v novem roce vYhost svar- patrnosti nazbyt. Poznan jsme easto, Fe livosti, ktera na g i svornost jedno nepfedlo2ene slovo müie nekdy vyvolati rortrpeenost i ztratu ochotneho JedenkaklY z nas intik pozorovati, ale citliveho Mena. Proto jednejme vkly vkide tam kde byla kadova. einnost, tam v pravde bratrsky. Dobra vtile v g ech je i elenstva pribYvalo. Rater& na g e Cady nutna. Kolik hlav tolik smyslii mezi kde se obeas porlda pfl tado.ve schtizi dem. DluFno kaklY naval vyslechnouti spoleend svaeina s pomoci na g ich ses- a o nein uvaFovati i koneene vet g ina hlater I v tech mistech se fadova, einnost su o nejlep S s im navriati pro dobro nagi vzchopila, coF dosvedeuje, Fe na g e elen- veci, necht' rozhodne. Pamatujme Fe stvo musi bYti k einnosti obeas dbalYmi east° I dosti obtana vec se nam podantedniky povzbuzeno.

Ci vykonat s pomoci kadovYch sester a .0 bratrii.

Na g e okrskove schilze v minulem roce stall se postupem na g i praci velice proJe g te, jednu poznamku k tem nagim spe gne. Rokovalo se tam o rtiznYch po, distriktnim schtzim a sice, chci pfipotrebach okrsku a pfipravuje se pomoci menouti, do noveho roku, Fe pevne y esester rozmanite pobaveni, programem 'rim, Fe jak v minulem roce tak i buna g i mladeFe, coF z y ,f7 g uje pfita,Flivost doucne porosterne, dokud se v pkatelske techto, schilzich. stiocte niideme oocas schazeti, a tyto na4 4 g e schuze budou jakousi oslavou a nagim Cinost na g i inladeFe téF v minulem ro- dostaveniekem k okveni pCichylnosti k ce znaene pokroeila a nektere okrsky na gi Jednote. V na g i SPJST zanechame pkedvecill skuteene peknY programy. nail etvrte generaci pomnik na g i souVdeeime mnoho na g im sestram vedoucim druFnosti. — Bude na g e Jednota krasne a path jim na g e diky. dedictvi pri g timu pokoleni.

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Co jsem res tSiden zaslechl — 2e nag syn Ludvik byl povfgen na dtistojnika v U. S. Marine Corps v Kalifomii. Mame z toho ov gem radost. Je on i jeho manklka a ditky elenove du 92 nazi Jednoty. a

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Z ySfieni p sciihi zaL Z Washingtonu se oznamuje, danova, sazba na socialni zabezpeeeni bude zy3igena od 1. ledna, coZ umo gni zv)igeni ptispevkil vgech kdog podlehaji tomuto zakona.

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— e zvlagtni zasedani nagi st'atni zakonodarny bude daneplatce stat blizko osmkrat stotisic a nebude nam to ve nic platne. Toto bude ji g tteti zvlagitni zasedani a pri gli nam, dvoje zvlagt' dra-; ho. — Byl zvSfgen heitelsk plat v jednem zasedani a v druhem nam panove savedli 2procentni 2procentni dan prodejni a ktera as bezpochyby del gi dobu potrva. e — 2e easopis "Nov ST Domov" v Hallettsville nastoupil letos v lednu svilj 68 rok pusobeni. Chceme vysloviti sve blahoprani touto cestou a pfejeme mnoho dalgich UspegnS.rch let.

• — e ye Weimar bude za nedlouho slaven shatek sleeny Lorraine Scott s panem Jim Vackem. Pan Vacek je zamestnan v Galvestone. Pfejeme Ste-sti.

— .Ze v Nada zemtel krajan Chas. W. Bubela farmat a byl tam te g pochovan.

Zanechal man gelku, Best dcer a tti syny a starou matku. te g zanechal pet bratit a pet sester. Cele ro,dine na ge uptimnd soustrast. sleena Anna Janeekova, si vyvolila za spoleenika givotem pana Kennetha Barriosa a Orchard. Budou sezda,ni v katolickem kostele ve Wallis kde je domov nevesty. Blalloptejeme.

• ve Smithville v katolickem ko— Ze stele sezdand byla sleena Nancy Hake s panem Alvinem Janeekem synem A. W. Janeekov'Ych ze Smitville, kde budou i a oni pfebSrvat. Na ge blahoptani. e — e mnoho nehod ze vgech stran ye svatcich bylo hlageno ktere smutne skonMnohSi i mlad*. givot skoneik. Neni proto zahodno upozorniti na ochranu pro portlstale a zajistiti si givotni pojigteni? Premfglejte o tom. ) • sTe • (

Nairn Neopometite se sfieastnit vYroeni sehfize va geho faclu. Jest to nae Zlenská povinnost die na gich bratrskyeh, sesterskych pravidel. Vella navAteva potegi tadove titedniky a vidy znaei jem elenstva o sviij tad a Jednotu.

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PRVNI, OKRSEK Prvni okrsek oznamuje svoji Jarni schtzi v 1962 na den 6. kv6tna (May the 6th.) u hosticiho tadu eislo 38 v Kovat, Texas, ph Smithville.

2adaji zdruieno distrikty aby j im tato tak dame oznamena nedele v kvetnu byla laskave ponechana. o

Poplatky Ci sra gky budou zvVgeny jednu osminu 1 procenta, jak od zamestDRUillk OKRSEK nancti tak i zamestnavatelti, a a d ye deNag okrsek planuje svoji Jarni schitzi setiny 1 procenta od tech, kteti pracuji 1962 u tacit). eislo 48 v Bayersville sami pro sebe. chodne od mesta Taylor, dne 29. dubna To znamena,, ge nova sazba bude 31/8 (April 29). Bude tato schtze pouze" Vragelova Polka procenta, jak od zamestnance tak i od "odpoledni" schtize. zamestnavatele, eili celkem sra gka (la- orchestra bude vyhravati veeer k Taneene z vSTplatni listiny o 61/4 za kagdeho ni zabave PodrobnS, program bude co zamestnance, a 4.7 procent za, kagdeho nejcitive mono oznamen. samostatne zamestnaneho Dracovnika.

• • Dan tato, se vztahuje na prvnich $4.800 TRETI OKRSEK roeniho ptijmu ka gdeha zamestnance.

PtiSti Jarni schfize III. okrsku bude se Tak tedy maxirnaini rani vie dane konat v 1962 u hosticiho tadu 92 ve Ft. vS7platy sra gene bude $300 namisto ny- Worth na pozvani tehoi nejelho obnosu $288, eili $150 od kagdeho zamestnance a zamestnavatele, namiPAT t OKRSEK sto nyriej giho obnosu $144.

Pat3°7 okrsek bude potadati jarni schtiSamostatne vS7deleeni musi vydelati zi 20 kvetna. Misto bude oznamenoi po$400 roene pied tim ne gli musi platiti zdejl. Jak obyeejne, take. bude potadana dane, je g se pak vztahuji na v gechny vY'- volba atednikti.

6 4 delky ag do $4,800.

4 ádüm pateho okrsku Houston, Texas Páti okrsek bude potadati jarni sclulJeite Jednou zi 20. kvetna a touto oznamkou jsou Vas vgechny kdo g se stehujete upozor- tady okrsku uvedomeni ue nabidky jsou tiujeme, e zmeny adres dlu gno zasilati vitane od radii ktere by Si ptali bYti hoprima do nail Hlavni Utadovny kde se ste -Leto schtize. adresak opravuje. Posilate-li zmeny Nabidky zaglete na tajemnika anebo adres do West, musime je zas odesil at radovV Urednik maze laSti pkitomen ve do Temple Hlavni idadovne a mame s scluizi Okrskov3"rch idednikil 7. tinora, V tim zbyteenou praci a po gtovne vSdohy. 8 hodin u radu 88 v Houston.

Adresa Hlavni idadovny jest S pozdravem BOX 400 F. A. Kadleeek, Taj. 5. okrsku TEMPLE, TEXAS 614 West 16th St., Dekuji yam za pozornost ptedem Houston 8, Texas Red. • * 611 gEST t OKRSEK Okrsek zesty oznamuje svoji Juth ft 1. schazi do osady Talton. Datum toho dne p Kalendat tadovST v obouch easti Vest- bude nam VAem oznamen. niku slougi k tomu, aby na gim tadtim a sErmyrk OKRSEK okrsktun pomohl oznamovati razne jeOznamuje 2e se okrskova, schtize bude jich podniky, schtize a jine dtilegite konat u tadu Oslo 56 v Corpus Christi, ny.

Pfl trochu porozumeni a veasnem pia- posledni nedeli v dubnu cot jest 29. dubnovani vYborti radii a okrskil lze se v na (April the 29.) roce 1962 snadno vyvarovati tomu, aby Oznameni o okrskovYch schfiai v roes dva podniky poblik sebe n,epotadali se v ten samST den. Skodi to oboum pri slab- 1962 budou ye Vestniku cleaeny k inforii naveteve. Prosime tedy, davejte zpra- maci nageho elenstva a budou dopineny vy do kalendate zaveas a laskave si po- aneb rozSirene jakmile od okrskft dojdou vgimnete, ktere podniky ji g jsou ozna- dalgi podrobnosti. Prosime 0 vat mene. pozornost.

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Nejsem si jist, zda jsem se Vam vaem touto fivahou zavdeeil, av ga,k chtel jsem se pokusit povedet Vain, sestry a bratri, skuteenou prihodu ze 2ivota. — Nejaka, to zmena thematu je snad nekdy taky dobra a pakli se yam bude zamlouvat, povime si neco ze 2ivota easteje. — Je ate jednou, — Mnoho Atesti v novem roce ye zdravi.

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Divite se tomu kdyl vam Vestnik delai dobu nedochazi po zmene vaai adresy?

— Oast() obdr2im dopis, abychom varn zmeni/i adresu na nynejai poatu ale opomeli jste nam sdeliti svou path ailOjai.

Nemilleme Vaal ladosti vyhovet a odesilame vaai zmenu na naafi Hlavni i'adovnu kde drli adresal vaech naaich ellern). Ani tam nemohou Vaal ladosti vyhoveti protole nevi, kde jste dfive bydlel a jelikol maim mnoho ceenu stejnYch jmen, nevi tam kte0m vlastne z nich jste. Tedy prosim napiate znovu novou ale i STAROU adresu a po glete to pflmo do Temple Hlavni itfadovne, box 400.

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Bratii a Sestry Orcranisitoii Bratti a. sestry organisatoti povaimnete si laskave ruznYch zprav, "co jsem pies tSrden zaslechl" aneb v Friends in the News", kde uvadime pfilelitost pro vas zajemce vyhledat a pripomenouti jim, fie kaldSr elovek potfebuje pojisteni.

Jest to nejlepai u/oleni naaich penez, vzpomefite jim, tie v kaidem ptipade dostane pojiatenY sve penIze zpatky. — Pti torn ale kald'y elen SPJST ma ku konani nesmirne dobre spoleeenske praci v rt ade i v naaich distriktech s naafi mlade gi aneb byti iteastni dobro* binne praci. — Ziskavejme ditky oznameni v nal rubrice aneb ty ditky nagich zerntelieh clenu. — Pamatujme na to, le chceme v tomto roce °pet pfevSiaiti ureenou kvotu a pfejeme yam viethen jen mozny zdar. ) • 4. • ( Z napadii profesora MarfZelstvi se podoba — Pekna podivana — ale neni radno do neho skodit.

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Sokolski Hlidka Co se chysti v Jak jsem Vam ji2 minule oznamil, Sokolski Jednota Dallaska, bude oslavovat 50 let sveho trvani v sobotu weer dne 13. tento mesic a pak ov gem 2e v nedeli odpoledne dne 14. okazalou oslavou spoleenim obeciem a clustojnYm programem jak porad naznaduje.

Cizinci, hlaste v lednu svou adresu!

Federalni zakon nafizuje taktka vaem cizinctim, ktefi se 1. ledna kterehokoli roku zdrluji ve SpojenYch statech, aby do konce ledna hlasili ilfedne svou adresu. Tento po2adavek zakona vztahuje se nejen na trvale zde usazene cizince, ale i na takove, ktai zde prodlevaji doeasne, eili na zahranioni studenty, navatevniky, namorniky, smluvni obchodniky a jine.

Cizinci, kteri se v lednu na nejakou dobu vzdalili se SpojenSrch statu, musi po dati hlag eni o sve adrese do desiti dm) po navratu.

Hlag eni podo.va, se na t. zv. Annual Address Report Card (Form 1-53), kterou je si mono opatkiti na kteremkoli pog tovnirn firade nebo v mistni Uradovne Pristehovalecke a naturalisadni slu2by. Po vypineni pkihlaaky je tfeba dati ji do ruky fifednika jednoho ze dvou zmi nenYch vla,dnich itfada. Nikdy ji neposilejte poatou!

Zakon vztahuje se i na deti-cizince.

Neni-li jim jeate 14 let, smi hlaaeni adresy podati za ne kterYkoli z jejich rodiet' nebo legalni poruenik. Je-li cizinec ye vezeni nebo v nemocnici pro dug evne chore, je na jeho legalnim dozorci nebo opatrovnikovi, aby za nej aern podal. Je-li cizinec v lednu nemo-

Doufame, tie se sejdeme v ten den se vaemi prateli myalenky Sokolske z blizka i z vzdalenYch mist a le spoleene pomtdeme DallaskYm bratrilm a sestram dilstojne oslaviti tento tak pamatnY den.

Pro svoji vernost k sokolskYm ideahim, pro to svoji vytrvalost, obetavost a houlevnate setrvani na ceste k fispechUm, Sokolici DallaskY zaslou21 si nas projev prichylnnrsti pinou merou.

Nazdar Red. cen, mule poladati piItele nebo ptibuzneho, aby mu listek ptines1 a po vypineni aby ho i odnesl.

Z poladavkil zakona o hlaaeni adresy jsou vyloueeni jedine neobeane v diplomaticke sluabe, zahranieni zastupci u Spojenkch narodit a lide doeasne piipuateni do SpojenYch statti jakolto zemedelati delnici.

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Nage nivitevy V tom svateenim ruchu jsme °nom& poznarnenat a. podekovat za vaechny nam mile navatevy zde v naafi tiskarne. ada.me Vas ktere- jsme opomeli o prominuti. — Pamatujeme, tie zde na kratal rozhovor se zastavil bratr Raymond Voleik, bratr Foit, bratr J. Marek, br. J. sestra Drews, Soukupova, a dp.

V. Pechal z Abbott. Dale sestra Milanova a Steinmanova z Fort Worth bratr Voleik starai, bratr F. eoeek, a bratr Popp. Teailo nas. Predplatne na Vestnik jsme obdrleli a predali bratru vydavatell od Henry Marek Caldwell, Raym.

Krupiela, Buckholts, Maria A. Bezdek, Waco, Agnes Jurica, Corpus Christi. Diky vgem. — Te2 nage diky za pozdravy z ruznYch mist ktere nam dogli. Pri nejlepgi \run nelze je zde v gechny uvadeti. — Vgem za vzpomniku srdeenSr dik a at'a,stnY novY rok.

Ve sttedu, dne 10. ledna 1962

V tSTNIK— WEST, TEXA8

Chiipka se za.eina Masi

Hlaste se na poite

Dopisovatel Associated Press oznamil, Z'e Missouri a east Illinois jsou zachvaceny chtipkovou epidemii. TYka se to zejmena mesta Potosi, kde onemocnelo 75 procent rodin. Mezi nimi je 800 gkolnich (al. Vgechny Stoly byly zavteny. Nemoc tadi take mezi tovarnimi zamestnanci.

Utedni lekat Dr. George S. Cresswell oznamil, ze chtipka postihla nejprve deti a nyni se giti na dospele. Jest to nejhorgi epidemie za minulYch 38 let. Virusoya ,nakaza je jen u nekterYch osob váZna. Wady yyzYvaji mlade i stare, aby se dali ookovat. Zejmena nemocni srdcem nechte tak udini! Chtipka se objevuje ye SpojenYch statech v pravidelnYch cyklech. Je oeekavana ye vetgim metitku letos. Lekati maji nyni dostatek odkovaci vakciny.

Pakli jste neobean, ptistehovalec musite se tento mesic ptihlasiti a udati svoji ptesnou adresu. Vypinite "Report Card" kterou yarn na pogte daji a musite ji osobne vratit iftedniku na pogte pied 30tYm lednem .Kdyby jste tak neueinil podlehate peneZnimu trestu a tteNeopomerite. ba i deportaci.

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Pani T. B. Hlubuelova zemiela Dne 30 prosince 1961, skonala po dlouhe nemoci ve yeku pouhYch 52 let, pani Marie Blanche Demlova Hlubuekova. ManZel zesnule, pan Theodore B. Hlubudek je spravcem Ceske fitulny v Chicagu, u ktere je take jeho domov.

Zesnule. se narodila, v Zlechove na Morave a da SpojenYch state ptijela s rodiei, kdyz ji byly pouhe tti roky. Po provdam! Zila v Cedar Rapids, Iowa, — odkud se svYm manZelem pi esidlila v roce 1959 do Chicaga.

Byla dlenkyni Sboru Sokolic Renata Tyrgova, da,mskeho tadu Karla Masarykova, tsA a 6eskSich vlasatenek v Cedar Rapids, Ia. Jejim odchodem jsou zdrceni mantel Theodore B. 'Hlubudek, syn dr. Donald T. Hlubudek se svou manZelkou, vnuelty Lou Marie Cathie Lee a Christy, maminka Frantigka Demlova, sestra Vera Burdova a Hedvika Demlova, bratr Farnk Deml, synovci Frank ml., a Richard Demlovi a dali Cetni ptatele zde i ye stare vlasti.

Polifeb se konal v tter9 2. ledna 1962 ve 3 hodiny odpoledne z hlavni kaple eeskeho narodniho htbitova a poziistatky zesnule budou uloleny do Masarykova pametniho mausolea.

Panu Theodoru B. Hlubudkovi a cele jeho va.Zene rodine vyslovujeme timto hluboce citenou soustrast nad ztratou, — ktera je postihla.

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ODA DONSOVATEL Dfileiite uposorneni eleniim ra,du "San Antonio" Oslo 133 Sestry a bratti, vezmete lask.ave na vedomi, ze poCinaje lednem 1962 schfize radu "San Antonio" dislo 133 budou konany kaZdou tteti nedeli v mesici v mistnostech American Legion Post 399, 628 Dwight, San Antonio. Zadatek jako dosud ye 2 hodiny odpoledne.

Piisti schfize bude se konati v nedeli 21. ledna a ponevad2 mame mnoho chtlaitYch fed projednani, picijd'te v poetu co nejvetgim.

S pkanim vgeho nejlep giho do noveho roku jsem s bratrskYm pozdravem Jaroslav Kleprlik, taj emnik ) • 4, Zdeleni od kadu z Industry, Texas elenstvo tadu 'Oslo 44 v Industry jest upozorneno bratrem Miroslavem Petrriskem, 'Ze stari ttednici t'adu souhlasili se Zadosti, slowziti tadu je gte dalgi rok ye svYch -ritadech. — Dale zdeleno, tadove schtze ildu 44 budou opet potadane kaklou druhou nedeli v mesici, ale zapoenou v tomto roce o 1:30 odpoledne misto dopoledne jak bylo zvykem Tedy prvni schtize se bude konat, jak zdeleno, dne 14. o 1:30 odpoledne a kakV/ nag Mtn by se mel dostavit pige bratr Petrilsek. )• 4 e

Od ?kin eislo 92, Fort Worth, Texas Mile sestry a bratti: V nagi vYroeni schfizi konane dne 10. prosince na ge dobra dopisovatelka do Ceske easti organu po nekolik let se nam vzdala ritadu a" vime, 'Ze ji bude teZko nahradit, a v gestranne vyhovet.

Je v dnegni dobe tako najit toho kdo jegte dovede trochu Cesky psat, zrovna tak jak je jich poskrovnu co dovedou Cesky dist. — Tak ;IA jsem byl zvolen co Cesky dopisovatel pro tento rok 1962 a nevim jak budu vyhovovat hlavne proPiesvedeiti se to, Ze to moje Ceske pismo je ygelijake Nehezka divka: "Libani je ten nejhnu- neb ja jsem vilbec do Ceske gkoly nesnejSi zlozvyk na svete!" chodil. Ale budu se snaZit abych vyhovel ZlomyslnY: "Nemate vgemu, co dle syYch manosti. dtete."

Tedy pkikroeim ku. zprivam. Moe to-

Strana 5 ho nevim neb jsem newel mot easu zjistit novinky nasledkem na geho ptestehoyani do novella domova. Dovidam se, Ze nage sestra Frank Paprskatova se nachazi v nemocnici Northwest na Northside. — Sestra pti gla k Urazu ye svem domove kdyZ se ji noha svezla na malem koberci a padern si zlom.la nohu. Ptejem sest!e ,aby se brzo pozdravila. Doslechl jsem, ze pokraduje dobte.

Nage sylvestrovska zabava se dobte vydatila a Ze finaneni vYteZek byl dobry.

Vdedime to nagemu spravci zaba y bratru J. D. Wagnerovi kterY je schopnY a spalehlivY potadatel na gich podnikti,.

Ja, jsem na sylvestrovske zabave sam nebyl proto ze jsem si pii stehovani ublilil to me jil davno pochromane noze tak ze jsem skorem tyden nemohl radne chodit. — Piave veera jsem slavil narozeniny je mne tepr y 69 let a snad to dotahnu na 70.

Bratti a sestry, timto vas zvu, aby jste v nejvet gim poetu nage tadove schrize navgtevovali. — dm vice nas je tim lope se nam dohromady pracuje. — Nezapomerite na gi schuzi dne 14. ledna, kde budou nastolene zvolene tfedniky a podavane zpravy a program na tento rok 1962.

Moje nova adresa je 1214 So. Jennings a telefon je Ed. 2-3575.

S bratrskYm pozdravem Josef Beean • 4 • Rad Cechoslovan eislo 40, Iiillje, Texas Mile sestry a brat& Timto vgem nagim elenrim tadu Oslo 40 dayam vedet, ze v prosincove schtzi tadove jsme zvolili nasledujici fitedniky na rok 1962 a site: Jos. J. Rubesh, ptedseda Jno Kuldak, misto ptedseda E. K. HajevskY, tajemnik Karel Kuleak, fieetnik Frank Sablatura pokladnik.

MajetkovY vYbor: Albert Kresta, Paul Sablatura, Jerry Knebel. — VYbor fleetni, John Kuleak, Albert Kresta a Ed. Hlavinka. — VYbor resolueni, Leon Triska, E.. HajevskY a Zofie HradeckY. VYbor zabavni, Frank Sablatura a do nalevny, Albert Kresta. — Dopisovatele do Vestniku: E. K. HajevskY a ZoZfie HradeckY. Za tadove lekati, John Halamidek Jr. Minston Thilgen, Leonard Johnson a Lorraine Stengel.

Sestry a bratti dostavte se v pinem poetu do na gi ptigti lednove a drilelite schtize. — Bude se konat dne 14. ledna v nedeli a dekame Vas jednoho kaZdeho.

Mnoho zdaru v novem roce a s bratrskYm pozdravem E. K. Hajevsk3i taj. r. C. 40 jsem Pozn. red. Doufam, ze zvoleni dopisovatele dasteji se s dopisem ptihlasi. Budeme se vgici twit.

Warta 6 kid 88 Houston, Texas Povanoeral povidani Mona, ze bude etenale zajimat jak takovY start mladenec (neb ziji podobnYm 2ivotem) dovede stravit Vanoce.

Musim se ptiznat, ze jsem mel z techto dnii trochu strach, zejmena ze Stedreho veeera. BYvalo to u nas v rodine zvykem, ze tento v'eeer zasedavall — jsme vaichni ptesne v 7 hodin u stolu.

Nikdo neopovaZil se opozdit, aby nepohneval naSi zlatou mama ktera jako dobra ktest'anka tento den milovala rodinnon pospolitost. K yeeeti absolutne postni bYvala rybi polevka z jiker, smaZenY kapr, ryba, na earn°, kapr na modro, herinkovY — salat a tradieni Strudl — (deskY zavin) s jablky. Rozkrajovala se jablka pc, week', na ptio aby se vial° zda nebude kdoz z nas nemocen na nidati rok a becia kdy nekdo rozlouskl ()tech se apatnYm jadrem..

Ale odbehl jsem moc daleko . . Do meho mladi na ktere koneene skoro kaklY z nas rad vzpomind.

Jak jsem jiz podotkl. Mel jsem, z techto drift melte obavy ale dopadlo to vae nad 'oeekavani dobte.

Zadnu tedy hezky z kraje: V sobotu pied vanoci naSi Sokolici potatiali vanoeni nadilku hlavne ovaem pro deti, ale i ti z velkYch kteki byli celY rok hodni Jeligek obdaroval. Ja ovaem nedostal nic ponevaa prY jsem dareba. Za to maminka Sustalova byla darky piimo obloZ"ena. Ona si to vaak zaslouZi neb je skuteene hodna maminka.

Zabavu hiavne rozproudil a rozdovadel — Karel Matejka — a jeho — bandou.

Hrdli kousky ktere ptimo — — do tela a hlavne do nohow. A tak po dobre veoeti, ktera, byla — zdarma — vaechna ta naladez v eetne mne taneila o pfekot.

Zase se to naaim Sokoliktim povedlo.

Maji zde znovu potvrzeni mYch sloe a rady. Nam 6echilm je tteba hudby aby jsme se doopravdy bavili.

Na AtedrY den byl jsem pozvan do rodiny Mily Karla a diky tomuto pozvani prail jsem tento veeer tak jak ma b't.

Radost bylo pozorovat deti s jakou nada kavosti okukovali dareeky ulo2ene pod stromkem. Bylo to velmi mile. Belem par minut ittulnY salonek napinil se rortrhanYmi obaly a co jasotu bylo kdy Jeliaek se —trefil — a dal decku to, po 'dem tou'Zilo. T na mne si vzpomnel.

Dal jsem darky, a teZ" dostal nad oeeka,vani dost. Snad pfeci jen nejsem tak velkY dareba. Od claxce kterY nechce bYt jmenovan obdfZel jsem vec kterou jsem nikdy neoeekaval. 2e by to byla ta Karla Jaromira Erbena — Svatebni koaile ? Pak ovaem troufal bych si pozmenit radio jeho slova a Mot: Rii2enku vzal k sobe

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Ve stkeclu, tine 3. ledna 1962

a skokem byli -Meet mil ...

V originale to zni: . rtZenec vzal zahodil a skokem byli tticet mil . . .

Zde vidite laskayY etenati, ze moje je zinena byla pramala. Doufam, ze jeden z naSich naive-taloh basnikii mi to odpusti a nebude se v hrobe obracet. . Ale nechme poesie a vrat'me se k prose.

No nebude Wan laskavY etenati delat laskominy. Zkratka men jsem se velmi slehlo — dobre. Po obede aby nam MariaS — a ty mraky jsme si hodili karty S. ustily nam at do yeeera.

A tak v dnech kdy Bich dal lidern ku v podobe sveho Syna, citil jsem se bit St'astnY obklopen jsa teplem rodinnYm po kterem tolik a tolik toutim.

Buh ti Milo za to zaplat.

Ono s tenni darky od jeliSka je to hekdy vaelijake. Nekde je On chudY a diva z posledniho, nekde musi hodne noeltat, nekdy se do toho chudera — netrefi — a da, neco co nesedi, a nekde je snarl i lakomY . Ne! ! ! JeliSek neinaZe bYt lakomY, neb je vtelend laska a tato necnost nema s laskou co spoleeneho.

A tak diky Tobe milt hostiteli a hostitelko prail jsem atedrY yeeer tak jak ma bit.

Zde vidite laskavY etenaki, ze i takovY star' mladenec — ma-li trochu atesti mute bit spokojen a neobavat se samoty.

Kornu se toto povidani libilo, at' mi poale pozvanku na ptiati Vanoce.

Baru zaznamy od 1. 1. 62 E. Kouba

Na ptiati den obetavY Mila znovu mne pozval na — BodoboZovY obed se slibnYm programem — Peeena husa, knedlik, zeli Je samozrejrne, to jsem necdolal a — — ostatni pozvanky — ad acta --- a Sel za tou — husou —.

Nelitoval jsem YSak. Bylo to papani ktere snad ,,meli jen Bohove na Olympu ye starem Reeku.

Obnizek z (;eskeho dne z 1911 na statni vYstave v Dallas potadanem.

Jake jeden obrazek cc nain onozdik ze stanku, Ceskeho dne v ktejtemDailaske sestry v narodnicti krejiett li vkusnou vYsta.vku raznych ni:etimeta uspotartanon. Na obrazku je od lcva„sestra B. Valeikova a Ann Zvolankova, za svobodna, sestra Tupa, z Ennis, oho to

Bratti a sestry: Od ()sm. a osmdesatky 12 ledna, 1962, predseda Louis Hanu5 poda palieku novemu zvolenemu pkedseclovi radii 88, bratru Tim Kostomovi.

Bratr HanuS byl pi'edseda iadu za rok 1961 a byl ochotnYm pracovni kern a VZtly hledel y e prospech tadu a ta,dovYch zalelitostech ale nepl'ijal nominaci pro ptiati rok pro ptieina, ze ptedsednictvi si vytaduje =oho easu a narnahy. Bratr Harms slibyl, ze bude pracovati ye

jsou ho .ve pracovnice pro na§e Jednoty. Suoda, ze nam muohe odthazi a ten "pliliv" nov. Srell sil se tamet zastavedli zachytit a nz nyni je tCtko promealanou vec dohanet. HaidY obrazek ye Vestniku uvetejnenY bade kdys kus texaske historie Jednoty nuai.

Ve stkedu, dne 10. ledna 1962 prospech kadu jakrnile a to ujistil kdy2 prijal &ad na vYboru reditelt. Neco o novem pkedsedovi: Bratr Kostom ji2 mei zajem v radovYch funkcich ji2 mnoho roku, a site v divadle, a ve gkere vYbory atd., tak neni novdeek a elenove mail v jeho schopnostech diaveru. Prvni misto pfedseda je bratr E. J. Kadleeek, drulaY misto predsedkyne. je sestra. Della Kadleekova, fre'etnice je sestra Frances Olexova, tajemnik je F. A. Kadleeek, a pokladnik je bratr Jerry Ermis. Na vYboru keditelii jsou nasledujici: Bratii: E. J. Hanka, Albert J. Bki gtik, Frank J. 0lexa, Jarda CernY, A. L.. HiLsher, Louis Hanu g, John Kahanek, Emil Vala a, dle stanov, pokladnik kadu bratr Jerry Ermis je pokiadnikem toho vYboru. a sestra Tillie Helmcampova je vedouci mladeZe. Zabavni vYbor nebyl celST zvolen pro pkieinu easu tak jak bude zvolen yam dam jmena, na veciami.

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Rad Rozkvet Zapadu eislo 107 Floresville, Texas ftad Rozkvet Zapadu odbyval svoji pra videlnou schnzi 10. prosince. Po obyeejnYch obka.dech pkihroeilo se k voleni frkednikii pio prigti rok. Predseda, Henry Sralla, Misto pkedseda, Sophie Sralla, Tajemnik Mary McCloskey, Ueetnik, lie Vaclavlk, Pokladnik Viasta Flowers.

S litosti jsme se doslechli ae sestra Mary 2idek se naleza v nemocnici, pfejem ji brzske uzdraveni.

S potegenim vitarne mezi nas nova eleny, pani Maxine Pavliska a jeji dva mlade syny, William a John.

Prigti schtize se bude konat druhou nedeli v lednu, 14. ledna, 1962. Doufam Ze na ge schtze budou nav gtevovane ye vetgim poetu v prigtim roce.

Se sesterskym pozdravem Schilze byla zajimava, av gern Ze byla Mary McCloskey, taj• • J • dosti dloulad. Trvala ad 10:30 hodin rano, 10. prosince a,2 pies patou hodinu odilad eislo 5, Tiogar, Texas poledne. Byly zajimave rilzne zpravy, zylaSt' od "Krou2ku Hlahol. Ze asi z vas Na gim eleniam a pkatelfn.

Zdelujeme Vam, Ze na ge pravidelna mnohY nevi, 2e Hlahol je nejstar gi draschtze kadova se bade konat v nedeli matickY klub v Houston — nejen eeskY odpoledne dne 14. ledna o 2 hodinach, — ale vge narodni klub. To bylo uveieja kaki* na g e'en a pratele jsou k fieasti neno dennich HoustonskYch novinach a dale ae asi nejstar gi dramatickY klub zvani. 8t'astnS7 NovY Rok! Se sesterskym pozdravem ye statu Texasu — ne jen OeskSi ale taLorene Schroeder, tajemnice ke vgendrodni.

3 • •11. • tTake bylo jednanci o pfestavbe . zdejgi budovy aneb kup majetku pro novou ttad Volna techite ash) , 135 stavbu. Take fad povolil na vygetkeni Ennis, Texas pokoje za nase red ye domovu odpoeinku S9estry a bratki! v Taylor. elenove na geho Mein se ujednali, A ti dva bratki co se v2dy sna2i a tketi nedeli v lednu a sice dne 21. ledpkednagi takova krasna divadla jsou: na. Zveme nage eleny aby se tett) schtze bratri Milo Karel a John 8ula re2iserove v nejvetgim poet' zfieastnili. krou2ku Hlahol.

Ptieina adlo2eni schfize jest, 2e elenoRad 88 treinil mnoho idrznamneha v ye nageho kadu si pkeji se saeastniti 50 jeden a gedesatem a ueini vice ye dva a late oslavy zalo2eni Daliaske Sokolske gedesatem roce.

Jednoty, ktera se bade konat dne 14.

Za fad fgem etenaktim yam pfeje ledna, to je v nedeli odpoledne na 7448. gt'astnY novY rok, Greenville Ave. — Doufam, 2e se nas vas tajemnik tam velky poeet sjede. — Te2 pamatujte F. A. Kadleeek. na nagi schtzi dne 21. ledna.

--) ° • • t S pozdravem Mary A. La2novska, tajemnice Vynalezav* • A Ueitel vysvetloval 2alefim, 2e za statad Moulton eislo 165 rYch case, kdy lido chodili je gte v polodivokem stavu, podani ruky znamenalo Mile sestry a bratki a etenaki: Tak zas zaenem na prahu novella roslib, 2e jeden nepozvedne sve pravice ku, znovu nadeji do budoucna a jako proti druhemu ye zlem Umyslu.

V pfestavce se o tom hodne mezi det- vady doufejme, 2e to v ge dobke skonei, mi debatovalo a Karlieek se pta, sveho mezi Venn rozharanYmi narody, —tak souseda: "A co2 u2 mu pak nemohl str- aby byl koneene mir.

Poeasi pies svdtky bylo zde velice 'Joleleviekou?" cit • ne a i ten nag Mikulas byl gtedrY, zdravi — Co vim, to vim, ano, pani soused- je obstojne a tak nemame na co nakikat.

Jenom, 4e si nage farmaki jiz pfejou ko.

— Vy Ze neco vite? Nic nevite. A co degte.

Prosincova schtze byla dosti dobke navite, tak to vite ode mne. Vita?

rana 7 vg tivend, ale jiste cc mac mohlo bYt i vic, ale kely2 byl i jinde vanoeni program tak chtel Mika aby i. jinde hodne cieti bylo.

Zde u nas, dverni cena obdrela sestra Adolf Wagner. VS'eci-nv ..hire firednici byly znovu zvolern jerlimmyslne jsou to: Emil Krejel, pkeciseda Roman Zidek, misto pkern7ocla Zat Johnson, II. misto pant ada, Adolf Wagner, neetni a pokl.

Jerome Va gek, tajemnik Bessie Faye, dopisovatelka Willie 1Vlikulenfiale a Anna Pry' OrgaulAtoi-i Adolf DlouhY, stin g dveini Eudeme se nyrii twit, de se na g e ele ni a elenky v novem roce pc-,lepi a 2e naive kadove sohnze bode lepo nay:CU:ye vat.

Co se tyre majetku, tan si sojirne dosti dobie a jen si varchni aby jste s Dann pracovali v dobre tak abychom mohli si ten na g inv pekne opravit. Take jsme si clan dva nove vonkovni svetla na na gi sill, ird Lights" tak 2e bade dosti sveral venhu parkovain vazidel.

Na g e prvni schrize v nosdni roce se bode konat dne 14. ledna o (non hodin odpoledne. Nezataomente a i ,.d' si tutu druhou nedeli pro kadovou sc huai paznaete.

Na g bratr a jeho stra2nY mlel, man'2ele Albert DlouhY se na ehovali do mesta Moulton kde sone peknou residenci. — Tak Paulin°, nezzooruen se s tatou v nedeli projet na Y enkov a do na gi schfrze se dostavit, bedcine Vas eekat. ocadnikti Letos se hocine.. tech sta nastehovalo do na geho tno a a donfain, 2e se jim fu bade porlruhe Tak LIZ pro fines l:nnr.i toho napi gu vie.

S pozdravem a pkani k them novena roku jsem vase dopisovairkka Fojtova 4•{ .Pcismrtril vzpeamin Frank 3. Pelech, 71 roku giarY zemdel v Memorial - nemocnici v ktterY 24. prosince, 1961. Pan Pelech ji2 po delgi dobu se nete g il fipinemu zdravi a jak va2ne onemocnel pobyl v nemocnici asi 3 tYdny.

Pochovan byl ye Sacred Bea ye ye Floresville. kvetna Frank Pelech byl narozen as. S : 1890 v Moulton, • Hkott a detrni se pkistehoval do Vie, okresu kde mnoho let bydlel. jeho nani2elka zernkela v zaki, 1960.

Pan Pelech 1T,P1 zamestnan jako rolnik. Byl varZen sousedy a ygere znennYm

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Strana 8 pro jeho milou povahu. 13y1 dlouholetk vernk pracovnik radu Rozkvet Zapadu eislo 107.

Pozustali jsou tri dcery, Selma Hrba,eek, Sylvia Bench, a Maxine Hoenig, vgechny z Floresville; dva, syny, Roy a Reynold, oba z Floresville; dva bratry, Emil z Houston a Bill Pelech z Gonzales; dye. sestry. Pani Mary Jemelka a Pani Julie Wenskey z Moulton. Tez 12 vnoueat, a 7 pra vnoueat. Na ge soustrast rodine a necht i tento nag bratr lodpoeiva v pokoji.

Mary McKloskey Floresville, Texas o ( 7.?::114I4ENDAtt. EnniskY rad eislo 25 zve do sve lednove schnze v roce 1962 dne 14. sve eleny a ten na g dorost (Youth) a na ge pratele vg,,,Thny, tak abychom ten Novk rok zaWall spravne.

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TN I I — WEST, TEXAS

Vic Hall Announces Candid cy .for Judge, 54 District Court c.../ounty Vic Hall, Judge of the McLennan County Court-at-Law, has formally announced as candidate for Judge of the 54th District Court of McLennan County, in the democratic primary election to be held on May 5th.

"In seeking this promotion," Judge Hall said, "I fully appreciate the responsibilities that come with the Judgeship of the 54th District Court, and honestly feel that I am qualified by experience for the job. I am sincerely grateful to the voters of our County for giving me the opportunity during the past several years to prepare myself for this important post. If elected, I shall do all within my capabilities to be a public servant of whom , every citizen can be proud and from whom everyone can expect and get integrity, impartiality, hard work, and fundamental fairness. I stand on my past record.

Karel Hav'leek eislo 4 v Hallettsville, oznamuje poradani svkch faclovkch schtiizi opet kaZdou druhou nedeli v me"I intend to make a vigorous personal sici a elenove jsou Zadane si tuto nedeli reservovat a radove schitze poeetneji v effort to see the voters between now and election," Judge Hall stated, "but I shall roce 1962 navgtevovat. need and will genuinely appreciate all s Prijel na navgtevu k pribuznkm do the support and suggestions I can get Prahy strkc z venkova. UZ" to byl tkden in this campaign." a drZel se svkch hostitelt jako kligte.

Judge Hall was educated in the public Nemeli pro sebe ani chvilieku volnou. schools of Abilene and San Angelo, Tex.A2Z na to vyzrali. as. He was graduated from the Baylor Koupili mu listek do divadla. A kdy2 Law School in 1953. He is 36 years of odeSel, s velikkm blahern si vychutnaage, and, married to the former Bettye vali sraj klid. the strkc byl za hodinu zpatky. Divi- Joyce (Sheri) Sheridan of Leonard, Texli se, proe z divadla utekl. A rozlobenk as. They have a girl and two boys, ages strkc lateril: "Mate tady u divadla divi- 5 years, 21/2 years and 18 months; and ne pomery! Odehrajou prvni jednani a own their home at 4014 North 26th St. na programu stoji, ze drthe jednani se in Waco. odehrava na tomta mists za 14 dni. Tak During the past nine years, Judge Hall jsem se sebral a gel domit. Piece tam has served as Assistant City Attorney for nebudu tak dlouho eekat!"

Waco; Justice of the Peace, Precinct 1; and Judge of the County Court at Law. Tak mluvi pfitelkyne He has also been instructor on Criminal Chlubila se jedna sleena pritelkyni: Law and Procedure at Baylor Law School "WO Karel mi pi ge, ze rika kahlenni, '2e during the past five years. In 1957, he sem co nejdrive prijede a aeni se s tou was selected as an "Outstanding Justice nejhezei divkou na svete." of the Peace in Texas," and received "To neni od neho hezke", povida, na State and National recognition as author to plitelkyne, "ted', kdy2 s tebou udrZO- of the pamphlet, "Your Rights In Traffic val tak dlouho znamost."

Court." He is a member of local, state, and national lawyer associations, is presNeni zapotiebi ently holding offices in all of them, and Lekar ( v nemocnici k asistentovi): is vice-president of the Waco-McLennan "Zeptejte se toho mladika, co byl does County Bar Association. He and his famrano prejet autem, jake jest jeho jme- ily are members of Seventh and James Baptist Church in Waco, where he teachno. Musime zpravit jeho rodiee." es a class of married young people. He Asistent (vrati se pa chvilce): "On fika, 'Ze to neni treba, jeho rodi- is a member of the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. prk snail jeho jmeno." f?,a,d

Ve stredu, dne 10. ledna 1962

JUDGE VIC HALL ANUSE MITTENHUBROVA

Plana rune Divel Roman Pokraeovani "Hezka tvar jest nejlep gim doporu'Cerium!" smal se Jindfich.

"Neodboeujme, Jill." napomenula, Pani Helena, "zbkva nom jen kratiekk Doufara, Ze me take dosti znaS, abys se opravdu donly glel, 4e me vede jen povrchni zajem. Z oei toho ditet zira, hloubka duk."

Jaroslav vybuchl v tichk smith, ktery mu vSak ihned na rtech zanikl pod karavkm pohledem Jindrovkm.

"Nemam nieeho proti tvemu amyslu, Helo !" svoloval reditel, "ale musime se presvedoiti, je-li mono provesti jej. Hle, zde jest starostenskk trad, zajdu tam a presvedeim se!"

"Ty milj dobrk, milk muZi, jak ti dekuji!" geptala vrouche Helena a stiskla pevne muZovou ruku.

"Co jineho mi zbkva, rieZ svoliti? Co bych si s tebou poeal, az bys mi doma tesknila? Na tobe bude spoeivati hlavni, ha cela tiha, yypIkvajici z tohoto skutku.

Preptam se na v ge, a ty zatim zaved' deck° do Noveho Sveta, vykoupej je postarej se mu o gatstvo. To mu neuglodi, at" UZ se rozhodneme jakkoli."

Pani Helene zazffily oei; touha jeji dochazela spineni. Nepochybovala ani okamik, ze nebude pfeka2ek. • "Provodim to, Helor nabidi se Jindrich.

RozmrzelY Jaroslav pripojil se k star-

Ve sttedu, dne 10. ledna 1962 aimu bratru a veael s nim k starostovi, patrati po ptivodu male divky.

Ta zatim pobihala opet mezi detmi na strani.

Helena s Jindiichem spattili ji vaecku spechem rozpalenu vybehnouti za domkem jeji pestounky. Na hlave mela vtlaeenk veneeek z pampeliaek a e'erne jeji obi zanily z tvatinky, dosud umou nene, jako dva Carrie diama,nty.

Mladk stavitel pozoroval zamyalene krasne to stvoteni a nedivil se, ze tak razem zaujala mysl dobre avagrove, jeji2 oei nadaenim "Helenko, nemyslia, se to dite v novkch pomerech bude bolestne poh •eaovati svou dosavadni nespoutanou svobodn a volnost?"

"To nazkvaa volnosti?" "lVIame ptiklady, ze i ti nejvetai duchove se dobrovolne vratili k svernu praNezda se ti tve vekenm stavu. nani loupeli?"

Pohledla nan udivene.

"Nepiljde-11 to nraZeme ji vratit!" kekla vahave.

"Vratit? To byla by jiZ teZai otazka! !"

Jind •ich pronesl slova ta spike pro sebe, pani Helena pldla jiZ vaecka zajmem pro krasne dite, z jehoZ' eernkch zatila neobyeejna bystrost a eilost mysli."

"Sla bys rada se mnou, RUZieko? U nas je krasne, mela bys se dobte, nikdo by to nebil!"

"Neldkej, nesvadej!" smal se Jind•ich.

"Pojd' s nami do Noveho Sveta!"

"Co tam?" ' "Dam ti slibene cukrovinky, umyjea se a dostanea pane. aaty."

Slib tento zdal se pilsobiti i na zdivoeelou RitZenku.

"Tak ptijdu!" iekla kratce.

Ve vile Harrachove obstarala pani Helena od spra y kyne vily ptisluank °clo y a pracllo po jeji dceruace a na kidila piipraveni tadne lazne.

Myti a eisteni Rozlino bylo pernou praci. Divka ktieela a vzpirala se, kopala Aloukla rukama kolem sebe, ale trpeEva pani toho nedbala a ueinila z maleho indianka bytost snehove bileho tilka s mouieninsky osmahlkma nohama a rukama.

Novk, mestskk Dees s velkou vazankou na temeni hlavy, dopinil zcela zmenu diveinu, kterd v prostkch aatiekach z rriZoveho kartounu vyhliZela, jako rnotkl vyletlY ze akarcde kukly.

Spraykyne vily spraskla ruse, kdyZ spattila ten div a Jindrich pohlEal chvili na pilvabnk zjev, jako by s ykin °elm nevetil.

"Skuteene, dokonalk andilek!" zvolal francouzsky. "NeukaZe-li d'abelske ky, pak moZno ti, Helenko, opravdu blahoptati."

STNiK WEST, TEXAS "Uvidime, trpelivost mnoho dokaZe; pies noc jest zmena ovaem nemoZna. Vim, Ze to bude prace velika, ale radostna a mila."

"Jsi alechetnou, dobrou duai, Helo!"

"Jak pak asi Jilt pochodil! Ptijdeme mu vsttic."

Sli. Nebylo lze ptedstaviti si obrazku libeznejaiho nad pani Helenu, odenou bile, vzduane aaty, vedouci za ruku eernooke devedtko odene v rilZove aatky, bile puneaky a sttevieky, jeho'Z rozpuatene vlasky zatily na slunci jako proudy eisteho zlata.

Prave, kdkZ proti nim ptichazeli feditel Doubra yskk s Jarolou, vytrhla Rosl sve ochraintelce ruku a vybehla jako aipka do strane mezi houf deti, ktere streivae prst do irst s Udivem pozorovaly zinenu jaka se s ni stala.

"UZ si s nami nebudea hrati?" tazal se malt', opalenk "Co by ne — budu!" a jiZ sedela na zemi, v mZiku strhla s nolek sttevice, v nich2 jim beztoho, na volnost zvyklkm, bylo prilia 'Lean° a podala a detmi opet dovadeti.

Nic nepomohlo volani pani Heleny, ani mladeho stavitele, Rosl byla ye svem Zivlu a zapomnela na celk svet. Hazela kamenim jao mieem, pteotila se do inekke travy, zas vyskoeila a taakatila, div ze kozelce nemetala pobihala si vtlbec jako nevazank, rozpustilk kluk. keditel, jen se zatim s choti sae', se tomu s poedtku smal, ale pak se zatvatil s ne a ptipomenul: va Z "Posledni vkstraha, jiz ti ona sama dava, Helo! Jeate jest eas! Pak bylo by krute vraceti ji."

Pani Helena stala okamMk zaraZena, ale pak se usmala.

"To je clUsledek jejiho vychovani.

Jsem odhodlana podniknouti pro to dito vae a doufam, ze ma snaha nebude marnou."

"Dej to Huh! Vec je vykizena, obec nam to dite rada ptedava; takove bkva east° jen k obtili."

"Ano, protole neni lasky pro ne!"

"Kdo byli jeji rodiger "Saudi se, ze herci! Priali sem na zotavenou a zatim zde oba zemieli nakaZlivou nemoci. Jmena nebylo mono vypatrati, jelikoZ posluhovaeka v ptiliane horlivosti, aby se nemoc neroznesla, viecky jejich papiry spalila, jen malt' balleek odevzdala farati. Byl jsem te2 u tohoto stareho, neduZiveho mute, ten vaak zapisnik onen ji2 nalezti nemohl. "Kde pak pry pa tolika letech," tikal stale jako na omluvu. 2e pry si vaak pamatuje, ze ani v zapiscich jmena se nedopatrali.

To je vie co jsem zvedel. Nestoji tedy nic v ceste a milZeme tu divku za svou."

"Tot' peknSr poi'adek v takovYch ven-

Btrana 9 kovskych idaclech," prohodil Jindfich.

"Doufam, ze u nas nalezne pravk domay. Povedu ji Zivotem a laskou a nauelm ji lasce, aby at'astna byla a gtesti kol sebe yyzafovala!"

Pani Helena zavolala na divku, ale ona pobihala dal, jakoby neslyiela. Mlada, pani ptisnefaim hlasem zvala ji k sobe — ale opet marne.

Tit se prudkk Jaroslav nekolika skoky k Rosl rozbehl, chopil ji za ruku a poaby si ihned oblekla puneochy a stfevice.

Zakroutila vzdorne hlavou a zamraeila se nan.

"Nechodila jsem nikdy dada!"

"Ale ted' music!"

"Nechci!"

"Pojd' jen, RuZenko, poslechni, nemiiZ"ea tu dela zustati, eekame na tebe," domlouvala ji mime pani Helena. Ale ani ta slova nemela ifoinku.

"Mile v torn tlaei prsty!' kekla, pokynufai s pohrdanim ku svleknutkm sttepak se zasmala a zatoeila se zas vesele, jako baletka.

Zatim ptiael bliZe i Jincifich, polozil ruku na ruse RilZeneiny vlasky a pohledl ji do oei.

"Ted' se pane rozlue a . detmi — pojd' a nami Jinak music zilstati u stare Marjanl."

Divka se nahle zarazila, pohledla nejak zkrotle na. Jinditcha a bez dalai odmluvy se obula.

"Chcea se snad jeite rozloueit s Marj ani?"

"Nechci!"

"Nebude se ti it novem domove stYskati?"

"Nebude!" kekla Rosl ku podivu rozhodne a pevne.

"Jaka, to odhodlanost a sila vide u tak maleho deveeter podivil se Jimdfich. "Ano, eisamelost pomaha vyvijeti duaevni silu a sobestaenost."

"My budeme dobti ptatele, vid'," kekl ji, kdy se ubirali zpet.

Bvedla k nemu a ye pohadkove oar a ptikkyla vaIne. "Ale tam toho nemam radar tekla rozhodne, ukazujic na Jaroslava.

Jindfich se zasMal, "Naaeho Jarolu?

0, holeeku, tomu music privyknouti. Bude a tebou vice na jar "At' si, ale rada ho nebudu mit."

"A co'Z' onoho pana za nami a tu laskavou damu bider milovati?"

"Ona je hodna, dala rani koldee, cukrovi a aaty."

"Ten pan bude tvkm otcem!"

"Otcem?" otevtela nan dokoran udivenk zrak. "V-Zdyt' Marjanl tikala, ze nemain otce, ze jsem takovk z ulice sebrany a — a— --" Pokraeovani

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VESTN1K— WEST, TEXAS

orlam ,c3incere bereaved friend

is extended to the a.iily of our brother and 1:3p.ithy

ily and friends of our departed brother FRITZ KRUSE' who, after an extended illness, passed away in a Temple, Texas hospital on December 26, 1961 at. the age of 84 years.

Funeral services were held on December 27, at the Ocker Brethren Church of which he had been a member for 50 year, with Rev. Frank Simcik officiating.

Interment was in the church cemetery.

Brother Kruse had been a member of SPJST and our Lodge for 51 years. He was born in Fayette County, Texas, May, 12, 1877 and moved to Bell County in 1903. He was held in high esteem by all who knew him.

May his soul rest in eternal peace.

H. M. Jakubik F. W. Martinec E. J. Bedricb. ) ( RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY We, the undersigned members of Resolution Committee of Lodge Ennis No. 25 hereby express our heartfelt sympathy on behalf of all the members of Lodge Ennis to the bereaved family on the passin,g away of their ather and our Lodge Member and Brother

KUTSCHEROUSKY who p assed into the great beyoud, Friday, _Di cember 29. He was 74 years old.

He was a retired farmer living at Abbott, e\, 5.

Surviving are his wife, four sons and seven daughters, also grandchildren and great-grandchildren, and a host of he May he rest in eternal peace. Our JOE BEDNAR memory of him into eternity. who passed away on Dece. 18th, 1961 The Members of Lodge 154 after a long illness. He is survived by Fort Worth three daughters, Mrs. George Trapacek of Ennis; Mrs. Vlasta Gretchell of Utica, ON OF SYMPATHY Michigan, and Miss Rosie Bednar of DalIn behalf of our members of Hvezda las; also four grandchildren.

Mini Lodge No. 33 Bleiblerville we the undersigned wish to express our sympaBrother Bednar was a faithful member Vby to the bereaved family of our de- of our Lodge by attending meetings unceased brother til his health failed and always mindful JOE J. SLOVAK of his duties to the Lodge. Brother Bed\:,/ , o passed away December 20, 1961 in nar was laid to his eternal rest in the thu hospital at the age of 81 cemetery near Crisp, under the direction of Keever Mortuary. May he rest in peace uni services were held December and honor be to his memory. Given in p i.dustry Brethren Church with Ennis, Texas by the resolution commitBeseda officiating. Inter- tee on behalf of all members of Lodge ment wris in the National Cemetery.

Ennis No. 25.

He was born in the Bleiblerville comAlvin Nesuda munity and had lived there all his life.

Al. F. Gerecky Survivors include his wife three sons, L. J. Kudrna Otto of Bleiblerville; Eddie of Nelsonville, Resolution Committee and Bennie of Houston; two daughters, Mrs. Edward Vavra of Wesley and Mrs. ) • sT• • ( Esther Payne of Houston; five grandeibildren and six great grandchildren.

We join this 'family in their time of grief and may he rest in peace.

Nettie Bell Stepan Marie Schovajsa ifferb p rt Sdhovajsa ) • 7, • ( • , f:::YrtiPATFITY We, 11,esolution Comrat'c2o ef T.nuu C Icy Prapor No. 24, SP,IST Cyclone, Texas, on behalf of our members, wish to express our sincere sympathy to • the bereaved son and daughter and other members of his fam-

ye stfeclu, chi

10. ledna 1962

"Le l 7iyers Beware" Is Horn ,-.: Buyers Advised Its not just a piece of out-moded cynicism. It is sound advice that can save the house hunter money, headaches, and even the heartache that an unwise purchase can bring.

It is the cardinal rule in a new home buyer's guide published by two Air force officers, Col. A. A. Smith and Major E. A. Michalski, as a result of their own experiences in house hunting and subsequent investigation which led them to the conclusion that the average home buyer is woefully uninformed in the face of what is usually the largest single purchase of a lifetime.

The average individual, they found, is almost totally ignorant of real estate laws, financing criteria and procedures; does not know how to deal effectively with a real estate agent, broker or sales'man; buys a home without adequate investigation of either house, property or local housing situation, and buys without proper representation to protect his interest.

The home buyer's guide advises the home seeker all the way from the initial question, "Buy or Rent?" right through to "morning after panic," that inevitable psychological reaction of all home purchasers who, once they have signed the sales contract, mmediately decide the whole thing was a horrible mistake.

The guide explains the confusing language of real estate, outlines financing procedure, gives sound tips on what to buy and how to buy. It is in these last categories, perhaps, ti atthe authors make their greatest contribution to the education of the prospective home buyer who is uninitiated but willing to learn from the experiences of others.

The authors urge that the home buyer "be realistic — the hard facts of the situation are that realtors, real estate salesmen, brokers, builders, etc., are in business to make as much profit from you as they can — not all real estate agents are reliable — and even though reliable, the average real estate agent is hardly objective because he usually rep-resents the seller, not you the buyer! Toe seller pays him his commission, not you the buyer. He will try to sell you houses that he has listed, in the areas where they happen to be located and at prices demanded by the seller."

The guide warns the home buyer to remember "There is rarely a real bargain available in a home property for sale today. If you are very careful — you can get just about what you pay for.

Wednesday, January 10, 1962

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Offered by CLASS W: Whole Life, Paid-Up at age 85 CLASS PR: Preferred Whole Life CLASS C: Twenty Payment Life CLASS D: Fifteen Payment Life CLASS E: Ten Payment Life CLASS F: Fifteen Payment Endowment CLASS G: Twenty Payment Endowment CLASS H: Endorsement at age 65 CLASS I: Twenty Payment Endowment at age 60 CLASS K: Ordinary Life, Paid-Up at 65 CLASS L: Double Indemnity Insurance CLASS M: Retirement at age 65 CLASS MC: Twenty Year Decreasing Term Mortgage Plan CLASS MN: Ten Year Decreasing Term Mortgage Plan CLASS ML: Twenty-five Year Decreasing Term Mortgage Plan CLASS MD: Thirty Year Decreasing Term Mortgage Plan CLASS 5T: Five Year Term, Renewable and Convertable CLASS 10T: Ten Year Term. Renewable, and Convertable CLASS 20T: Ten Year Term, Convertable only. * JUVENILE DEPARTMENT

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CLASS M: Retirement at age 65, ful 1TRIDA PR: Ptednostni &divot:IL (Za&ant' v 5 rokil stab) benefit at age 1.

PAYOR, INSURANCE: This Order offers TRIDA C: 20ti splatkova, dokvotni. P1r4 obnos pojieteni ye vyplati v ptipathe Payor of premiums on a child's du timrti od veku jednoho roku stacertificate the benefit of Payor Inri. surance, which provides that in case of total disability or death of TRIDA D: 15ti splatkova dogivotnl. Piny obnos pojitteni se vyplati v ptipadu the Payor, the premiums will au fnrti od veku jednoho roku. tomatically be paid.

TRIDA E: lOti splatkova dokvotni. Pint obnos pojiAteni se vyplati v ptipadu nmrti od veku jednoho roku ITYber ruzioSreh pojistek naei SPJST TRAIDA F: 5ti leta nadaeni pinST obnos vyberte si die potteby pojiateni se vyplati v ptipadu TRIDA W: Splatkova, do 85ti let, dokti od veku jednoho roku , votni G: 2Oti leta nadaeni, 1)10 obnos TRIDA PR: Piednostni dokvotni se vyplati v picipadu Umrti od veku C: 20ti splatkova, daivotni. Pojednoho roku pla.tky se plati pouze 20 let TRIDA H: Nadaeni ye 65ti let. Pln'Y obTRIDA 0: 15ti splatkova, dokvotni. Ponos pojiSteni se vyplati v ptipadu platky se plati pouze 15 let Umrti od veku jednoho roku TITO:LA E: lOti splatkovd, daivotni. Po- TRIDA I' 20ti splatkova, nadadra V 60ti piatky se plati pouze 10 let letech. PlnV obnos pojieteni se vyTP,Ida F: 15ti leta nadaeni. Obnos cerplati v ptipadu ürnrti od veku jedtifiktu jest vyplacen za 15 let. noho roku 'DUDA G. 2Oti leta nadaeni. Obnos TRIDA J. E. Nada6ni v dosaieni 18 let, certifikatu jest vyplacen za, 20 let. phi* obnos pojieteni se vyplati v TAIDA H: Nadaeni v 65ti letcch. 61en pacte funrti od veku jednoho roku. plati poplatky aZ do 65ti let.

TRIM K: Splatkova do 65 let, do2ivotTRIDA I: 20ti splatkova, nadaeni v 6Oti ni. — PlnY obnos pojieteni se vyplati elteeh v ptipadu Mind od veku jednoho TRIDA K: Splatkova, do 65ti let, &Ai.roku votni TRIDA L: Dvojnasobne Urazove poji gteDvojnasobne firazove pojAteTRIDA. ni (Double Indemnity) ni (Double Indemnity) TRIDA M: Pensijni pojistku. Po dosaleTRIDA M: Pensijni pojistka. Po dosa2eni 65 roki). stall, 'ken dostava rheani 65 roku staff Glen dostava meni ptijem do 75 vfroei narozenin elesieni ptijem dokud 2"iv. Zemte-li na. Piny obnos pojisteni se vyplati pled 75 lety stall, dedici dostanou ptipadu ümrti od veku jednoho roku mesieni ptijem do 75 vYroei.naroze- PAYOR INSURANCE: Jednota poskytunin elena je elenum platicim poplatky na detTRIDA MC: 20ti. leta upisova, ochrana ske certifikaty tu vVhodu ochrany, ktera se merle zmeneuje 2e v padu (*Tine nemoanosti na,sledTRIDA MX: lOti leta imisova ochrana kem nemoci aneb poraneni aneb v ktera se rozne zmenSuje padu Multi platiciho, poplatky na TRIDA ML: 25ti leta upisova ochrana ten cletskST certifikat budou samoktera, se roene zmenSuje. einne zaplaceny.

TRIDA MD: 30ti leta fipisova, ochrana Respectfully, ktera se roene zmen'euje Joe 13. Hejny TRIDA 5T: 5ti leta lhutni. Obnovitelna ) o a zmeniteina.

TRIDA 10T: lOti leta lhfitnL Obnovitelna zthenitelna AMERICAS TRIDA 20T: 2Oti iota IhUtnI. Zmenitelna

CLASS JT: Term Insurance to 16 years. of age Which may be converted in-. to any other class of insurance before attaining age 16.

CLASS W: Whole Life, Paid-Up at age 85, full benefit at age 1 CLASS PR: Perferred Whole Life, (beginning at age 5) CLASS C: Twenty Payment Life, full benefit at age 1 CLASS D: Fifteen Payment Life, full benefit at age 1 CLASS E: Ten Payment Life, full benefit at age 1 CLASS F: Fifteen Payment Endowment, full benefit at age 1 CLASS G: Twenty Payment Endowment, full benefit at age 1 CLASS H: Endowment at age 65, full V DP,TsKtm ODDELENI benefit at age 1 TRIDA JT: Doeasne poWSteni do 16 let CLASS I: Twenty Payment Endowment ktere se mule zmeniti na kterekoat age 60, full benefit at age 1 liv ;One pojiSteni kdykoliv neZ" dosahne 16 let sveho veku CLASS JE: Endowment at age 18, full benefit at age 1 TRIDA W: Splatkova do 85ti let, dokCLASS K: Ordinary Life, Paid-up at votni. Ph)* obnos pojieteni se vyage 65, full benefits at age 1 plati .v ptipadu innrti od veku jutCLASS L: Double Indemnity Insurance nob° mkt).

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ICIAL ORGAN OF SLAVONIC BENEVOLENT ORDER OF THE STATE OF TEXAS FOUNDED 1897 Postmaster: Please Send F

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Wednesday, January 10, 1962

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. O. Box 85, West, Texas.

3579 With lindeliverable Copied to SIPPREM MOON SPJST, P.O. Box 400,

OM ATHE Lyi TOR'S DESK Who Must File Federal Income Tax Return

A HAPPY NEW YEAR Dear Organizers and Friends: May this year bring PROSPERITY, HAPPINESS and GOOD HEALTH to You and Your family.

This report gives you the number of certificates and amount of life insurance issued during 1961. However it does not give the number of applications and amount of We insurance written in 1961.

All applications written up to and including December 31st will be counted in this year's business, therefore it will be necessary for us to make a final report after all applications are received and accounted for at the Home Office.

In 1961 we issued 1,437 certificates for the amount of $2,936,000.00 of Life Insurance.

We have well exceeded our quota this year and I have high hopes that after all applications are accounted for, we may reach our $3,000,000.00 of life insurance written this year.

In addition to breaking all records this year in writing life insurance, we have also experienced a progressive year in promoting interest in our Youth Activities and Social Functions in our lodges as well as in our Districts.

In closing I wish to thank all of you for your kind cooperation and good will extended us throughout the years and may we work in harmony again in the future to help promote good will and progress in our SPJST Order.

The final results will be mailed to you as soon as available, giving you the breakdown of all organizers, Lodges and Districts.

With best regards, I am, Fraternally yours, Joe B. Hejny

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."

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 19,62 Texas Vehicle Inspection sticker is now available at the 5,000 official inspection stations in compliance 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. ) • 411 • (— Our "Youth Corner" with our Czech lessons will be continued in our next issue, just as it was printed before the New Year. ) 0 4, • Singapore was founded by the British 10 years after Lincoln was born.

• • For centuries, buttons sewed on the cap showed rank, in China.

All citizens or residents of the United States, including minor children who had a gross income of $600 or mor.e in 1961, must file a federal income tax return.

If the taxpayer is 65 or over before January 1, 1962, he is not required to file unless his gross income for 1961 was at least $1,200.

The IRS states that even though a taxpayer is not required to file under these rules, he must file to obtain a refund, if any income tax was withheld from hs pay.

One exception to the general rule — self-employed persons such as sole proprietors , patients, and independent contractors, must file an income tax eturn and pay a self-employment tax, if net earnings, from self employment were $400 or more.

Many questions about federal income tax returns can be answered by telephoning the IRS office nearest you.

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F rom Our SP.J.S.T. Rest one Taylor, Texas We the undersigned, Auditing committee of the SPJST Rest Home, have examined the books this day, December 13, 1961 and found the books in balance and in good "order, to wit.

Balance, Nov. 30, 1960 $ 3,890.87 Total income from Dec. 1, 1960 43,403.54 to Nov. 30, 1961 Total Balance, Nov. 30. 1961 $47,294.41 44,102.94 Total expense for year Cash balance, Nov. 30, 1961 Accrued Interst SPJST Loan, 1961

$ 3,191.47 2,286.54

$ 904.93 Edwin Kovar Fred Kveton E. P. Sralla, President Auditing Committee

Wednesday, January 10, 1962

A Good Year That 1961 Most of the Lodges in our SPJST Family put the Old Year to sleep in proper fashion as befitting a good year.

For all of us, it has been a good year, the peace has been maintained; jobs plentiful, we all enjoyed good health (more or less as we took care of it) had plenty to eat, wore good clothes (or sloppy as we chose) and in our lodges — well, we had lots of wonderful get-togethers, and accomplished much.

(See Brother Joe Hejny's report).

We lost many good souls from our ranks this year, whose place we will now have to fill to do honor to their memory and their sacrifices which they gave lovingly and willingly to our beloved SPJST. Unless we can take stock of our accomplishments in the past twelve months, we really don't realize the scope of that accomplishment, for it was broken down into twelve parts, and each District of which there are seven, in our big family was busy just doing it's part.

First of all, we welcomed into our ranks a new Financial Secretary, brother Ben Zabcik,, who took brother Raymond Urbanovsky's place in our Supreme Lodge, while brother Urbanovsky became our new Secretary as elected in our last Convention by our Lodge delegates.

Then the Directors from our seven Districts which sit with our Supreme Lodge Officers in their deliberations of our SPJST business, bade brother Chas.

Navratil, an ardent SPJST booster a "Goodbye and Thank You" — he was stepping down due to his health; and brother Henry Vitek took brother Navratil's chair; while brother John Kubena took the chair occupied by our brother Frank Stepan from District Two, on this Board of Directors.

The year 1961 found District Three still plugging for its Youth Camp Project; we still find pictures and references to the past Yuletide activities in our Fraternal Family such as the talented Youth from Linden Hall (Lodge No. 66 Waco) who visited the SPJST Rest Home in Taylor, to bring Christmas gifts and songs; the Youth of Elk Lodge No. 35 and their Christmas Party; Brother Joe B. Hejny's secretary known as Miss Johnnie (sister Johnnie Kristinek) became a bride to brother Marvin Labaj; the SPJST Rest Home got a new Director from District Three to replace brother Frank Laznovsky, namely: brother Sid Pokladnik of Dallas; and the Districts again began preparation to go into orbit

VESTNIK ---- WEST, TEXAS with announcements of District Meetings, contests, Youth days etc.; brother Leo Krause became District 'Six Organizer replacing our loyal and tireless SPJST organizer brother Ignac Senkyrik who for 47 years sold our insurance in his territory and now decided it was time to "slow up;" the Cyclone Lodge honored its out-going officers with gifts of appreciation for their long and faithful tenure of office and welcomes the newly elected officers who will steer thir lodge for the coming year; the Blairs of cold Montana all members of Lodge 88 in Houston, again remembered Vestnik's readers with a warm and cheerful letter from "way up than. " Our beloved sister Sofie Hradecka from El Campo and Czech Editor of the newspaper Svoboda was honored by her co-workers; Lodge No. 154 of Ft. Worth, celebrated the opening of its beautiful, enlarged and remodeled Hall; Lodge No. 88 Houston, is listed as NUMBER ONE of the top ten in insurance sales by Lodges; another addition to the District Three Youth Camp Fund comes from Lodge No. 66 Waco, and Lodge Jaro No. 130 Dallas, to swell the fund by some $135.62; Lodge No. 84 Dallas, is preparing for their Anniversary Dance with the Six Fat Dutchmen; Lodge No. 66 Waco, thanks its outgoing Youth Leader and her assistants for their fine work with Linden's youth; the Hi-Toppers are scheduled to play at Lodge La Parita; brother Hejny bares his annual report to reveal his Top Organizers in all Districts for the year 1960; it seems that brother Jarda Cerny of District Five, Houston, topped them all with brother Stanley Vrla of Lodge Jaro No, 130 Dallas following next; and other top organizers, men and women, showing an enviable record of sales. It must be remembered that these men and women who sell the SPJST story, our fraternal insurance, hold full time jobs and sell fraternal insurance during their spare time. Then came February, with Valentine's Day and many of our Youth Clubs had St. Valentine's dinners, then Abe Lincoln's Birthday, and again our lodges remembered Abe and George Washington, where again the Ax and the Cherry Tree trimmed many a luncheon table for our Youth Clubs. Then the Women's Circle of Lodge Jaro No. 130 Dallas, announced plans for a Bazaar for April; one of our lodge babies now a grown and beautiful young woman, wellknown in our circles, revealed ner engagement, — Miss Judy Hrabina of Ennis Lodge No. 25; Sister Olga Pazdral of West gives Vestnik's readers a delightful "peek" into her Czech Folklore in Texas, written as her thesis for her Master's. Degree at the University of Texas;

Strana 13 the Corpus Christi Lodge remembers its popular Majka Orchestra and family; all members, reminescing some 73 years of living in Texas and the part music played in their lives; Elk Lodge No. 35 observes its 60th Anniversary of its founding; the Houston Dramatic Club Hlahol announces their latest play "Za Potokern Na Mlynicii" Doctor and Mrs. H. R. Dvorak of Houton Lodge No. 88 and their four precious little children, win special honors in the Engineering circles; the Bryan Youth Club members are wed — sister Lillie Matejka of Bryan Lodge and Youth Director of District One makes plans for a big year; several Youth Clubs had George Washington Dinners; District Three Organizers and wives were guests at a Barbecue Dinner given by Third District Organizer brother and sister Arnold Vrla at the Cottonwood No. 4 Lodge; our SPJST again sends its group of organizers for a ten day seminar in Insurance Marketing, held annually at Southern Methodist University in Dallas; Lodge Praha No. 29 plans annual May Fete, a gala occasion of presenting their beautiful youth in a royal setting; the Texas Fraternal Congress makes plans for Convention to be held in Fort Worth in the fall; our Gainesville Lodge member, lovely sister Betty Sue Sykora wins award and is appointed as Assistant Home Demonstration Agent in Jackson County in Oklahoma — her whole family are SPJST members and althought the Gainesville Lodge is large, it is not very active in our District Three activities, probably because of its position on the Texas-Oklahoma line away from the hub of activities; the Ladies Circle of Lodge No. 92 in Fort Worth report several new members into their circle; and the Bunco Club now about 20 years in existence and also from Ft. Worth and Lodge No. 154 announces their meeting — while Sherrie Kubala was elected Valentine Sweetheart at the recent Youth Club Meeting of our Lodge No. 92 Youth Club in Fort Worth; the Choral Club in Dallas Lodge No. 84 held regular rehearsal for Czech singing; the Hallettsvill.e Lodge Youth: Cottonwood No. 6 Youth; Lodge No. 84 Dallas Youth; Elk Lodge No. 35 Youth; Lodge JarO No. 130, Dallas, Youth; and so it goes — on and on — all calling their comrades in arms to report to their regular monthly meetings to push plans, plan and plan. Then comes the Sokol with plans for a big Conclave "Slet" to be held in Chicago in the summer; the San Antonio Lodge welcomes a new member to its ranks and their meeting is enjoyed by a nice crowd; the Fireman's Park Kitchen in Brenham witnessed a nice gathering of members at their

Strana 14 regular meeting and social; the District Five (Houston) calls its lodges to ,close ranks and choose a new Queen and Duchess and announces a District Five Meeting with Lodge Needville No. 81 hosting the District for April; another lovely from Lodge No. 92 Youth Club in Fort Worth walks off with "The Most Beautiful" in her school; lovely sister Brenda Krivanek, she is; then Brother Hejny calls organizers for a Workshop to be held at Linden Hall No. 66 in District Three for March 17th; while lovely Donna. Rose Steinman of Ladge No. 154 youth club was chosen "Most Athletic Girl" in her school; the Softball team of Lodge No. 84 Dallas, is feted with thir annual Steak Supper and Awards Presentations at the close of a good year of softball; District Two Youth Director, sister Clara Hejl calls Youth for Easter Egg Hunt on March 26th at the regular !monthly meeting at Star Hall in Seaton; while sister Elsie Brdecka of District Six Youth Director, calls her District Youth to participate in Talent Contest and its elimination for try-out for State in the Tall; and Lodge No. 84 Dallas pushing !for insurance sales to scoop up the District Three honors; District One holds its Spring Meeting, while Lodge No. 54 Jaromir of West, honors its president for long service (50 years) to his lodge — 'brother Robert Cervenka; the Youth Club of Lodge Jaro No. 130 Dallas contributed $55 to the District Youth Camp Funds to swell the total again; the Dallas Gymnasts prepare to meet at the Dallas Sokol Center on Greenville Avenue to host the Southwestern Amateur Athletic Union Open Gymnastic Championships where gold, silver and bronze medals will be given to first, second, and third places respectively; the Ennis Lodge No, 25 announces an addition to their Hall and a call to their meeting to select candidates for the Queen and Duchess Contest who will attend the District Queen's ball to compete for the District Queen's crown; our Blessing Lodge No. 148 calls its membership; the Moulton Lodge No 165 calls its membership; the Lodge No. 39 Osveta of Kovar, its membership; the Hallettsville Lodge, Temple Lodge, San Antonio Lodge, Cottonwood Lodge, then the Youth from the Bryan Lodge No. 39; Corpus Christi Lodge No. 56; Dallas Lodge No. 84, Houston Lodge Stefanik No. 142; Cottonwood No. 6 Youth — all calling its members to come to the meeting and action, action!

The District Meetings came rolling along; honoring its 50-year members with SPJST emblem awards and with the presentation of its Youth Programs, and in some cases eliminations for Dis-

VrSTNiK—WEST, TEXAS trict Talent Contests for the State level of the State Talent Contest which would be held in the fall; Lodge Queen's Coronation Balls, an annual swanky affair in all Districts; the 1961 Czech Day Festival committee appointed to formulate programs for the State Fair of Texas held in Dallas during the fall; again the Youth Camp Fund of District Three swelled by contributions from the Ennis Lodge No. 25; our lovely and popular sister Maxine Sefcik, Youth Director of District Five presents her talented District Youth in a program at the District Mbeting held in Needville, Lodge No. Si, assisted by lovely Sister Sandra Watson our first Miss ,SPJST —a meeting where one of the largest groups of 50-year member awards were pinned on by the District membership.

(To Be Continued in Next Issue) )• 4

Wednesday, January 10, 1962 With the present call from our beloved president Kennedy for better "physical fitness," the Dallas Sokol, as well as the other units and our fine youngsters, boys and girls, are away ahead of the cry; many of them have made calesthenics their profession in our cities' schools.

Yes, Sokol and the Czech immigrants, have made a decided contribution to America in molding exemplary citizenship.

The Texas Czechs wish the Sokol Organization much success in the coming future. It's not the quantity but the quality, that counts and your off-springs are the finest in the land.

Most all of these Sokol members are also members of our beloved SPJST fraternal Order. So, let's hope. for a bright future ahead of us in 1962. Let's all be at Dallas to celebrate.

The most sincerest of best wishes to you from your Editor 40 •

Social Securhiy Mates Increased 0 G11 vs

Beginning January 1, 1962 10 cents more social security tax on every $30 of your earnings. Your employer's share of the tax is increased an equal amount.

The new tax rate is 3 1/8 on the first $4,800 of annual wages. The 1/8 of 1 per cent increase finances improvements in the old-age, survivors, and disability insurance program made by the 1961 amendments.

CELEBRATION IN DALLAS The Dallas Sokol Zizka Unit of the Southern District of the American Sokol Union, will celebrate its Fiftieth Anniversary of its founding in Dallas, with a two-day celebration on January 13 and 14 in its spacious and modern Hall at For iniformation on your rights and 7448 Greenville Avenue. benefits, see your social security office •( )• All of the Founding Members, living and dead will be specially honored, Down through all of these years our Dallas Sokol as well as all of the other Sokol Units in the United States, have perpetuated wherever possible, the Czech language of our forefathers as well as all District Five will conduct the Spring of our Czech traditions, customs and cul- District meeting on May 20, 1962. The ture, to add and to enrich our American place of meeting has not been designatHeritage of our adopted and beloved ed, therefore, we invite bids from lodges United States. of the district who are interested in hosting this meeting.

We would like to emphasize that our Sokol is a strictly Non-secterian, and Submit bids to the Secretary, or have Non-political organization. Units par- a lodge representative at the District Ofticipating in the Southern District are: ficers meeting on February 7, 1962, at 8 Dallas, Fort Worth, Ennis, Houston, p.m., Lodge 88.

Galveston, Corpus Christi; also Prague, Fraternally, Okla., and Youkon, Okla.

F. A. Kadlecek These units are working closely toSecretary, Dist. 5 gether in our Southern District for Houston 8, Texas number of years.

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'Wednesday, January 10, 1082

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 he 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

Sacol Sentinel SOKOL WORK IN THE PHYSICAL AND MORAL EDUCATION OF WOMAN The aim of the Sokols is to educate woman as well as man both physically and morally for a sucCessful fulfillment of her duties in daily life. Good health and strength, are essential in her struggle for existence and also guarantee a strong ifuture generation. Woman today has full citizenship rights and a Sokol education endows her not only with a strong character and capability in times of necessity to protect and care for her family; but also to perform her duties as a citizen. The results of such teaching were apparent at the time of the world war and Czechoslovakia's fight for democracy when her women took over the management of the Sokol institutions.

They proved so capable and untiring in the performance of their duties that all women's classes were left to their supervision thereafter, and today are taught only by women.

Womm are taught discipline; they are taught to set aside their personal interests for the interests of the masses, in other words, their education is based not on individualism., but on the masses, -- all for one, one for all.

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are confined to an office chair all day as well as the housewife who knows that her work about the house does not exercise certain groups of muscles and that only a well prepared gymnasium hour can locate and bring these into action.

Marriage does not greatly interfer Ninth her attendance and when her children are six years of age, they are entered into the children's classes and take the course of their parents.

The Czechoslovak branches throughout the United States consist of several thousand members of which about one-third are women. Although this is a Czechoslovak organization, many of our friends of other nationalities attend regularly.

It is an organization of the highest and broadest ideals. To be a Sokol is to strive to be all that is noble, good and true. ) • •3 • (

Alien Address Report Musi Filed in Jan. Federal law requires, with few exceptions, that every alien in the United States on January 1st of each year must report his address during the month of January. This requirement includes not only aliens who are permanent residents, but non-immigrants temporarily here as well — foreign students, visitors, seamen, and treaty traders, to name a few.

DISTRICT FIVE Aliens who are temporarily absent District Five announces that the from the United States during January Spring Meeting will be held May 20, 1962. must report their address within 10 days Place of meeting has not been selected after their return. but will be announced at a later date.

District Five requests the courtesy of The report, which is made on the Another Districts to reserve this date for nual Address Report Card (Form I-53), us. Election of Officers will be held at can be obtained through any U.S. Post this meeting.

Office or local U. S. Immigration and • • Physical education, when systematical- Naturalization office. When the card is DISTRICT SIX ly arranged and Properly taught cannot filled out, it should be handed to a postal The Spring Meeting of District 6 will clerk or immigration office employee. It be held at Talton, Texas early in 7962 but bring health, beauty, strength, agili- should not be mailed. ty and endurance.

Date will be announced later.

The law applies equally to alien chilThe system of physical culture which DISTRICT SEVEN is taught in all Sokol institutions was dren, but if they are under 14 years of This is to inform you that our Spring ifounded about 60 years ago by Dr. Miro- age their parents or legal guardians Meeting of the Seventh District will be slay Tyrs, Professor of Philosophy in the should submit the address report for held at Lodge No. 56 Corpus Christi. University of Prague, Bohemia, and per- them. Should an alien be confined to a Detailed program will be published in feCted from thence on. A staff of physic- penal or mental institution, his legal time. ians is constantly studying and improv- guardian, is required to make the report. ) • •T• • ing upon this system. Dr. Tyrs system of An alien who is ill may send a friend or relative to obtain the address report, African pygmies are so skilled with a physical education includes ,recreative and then have the filled-out card reexercises and also calisthenics of all bow and arrow that they can have the turned to the issuing clerk. third arrow in the air before the first kind.s dancing, marching exercises, work apparatus, work with apparatus, The only exceptions to the address reor second reach their mark. group work, competitive work, games, port requirement are non-citizens in • • athletics and fencing, also recreative diplomatic service, foreign representaGrant was our only President — until exercises in the open such as marching, tives to the United Nations, and persons Kennedy — who had lived in Washing- running, swimming, horseback riding, temporarily admitted to the United ton, before moving into the White House. skating, skiing, etc. There are those who States as agricultural laborers, •

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Reports From Local Lodges LODGE. POKROK iVIOULTON NO 27

Dear Sisters and Brothers: This is to inform you that due to bad weather at the time of our last Meeting, we did not hold the Election of Officers.

So, we will elect officers at our January Meeting on the 14th, so, you all come and vote for, your choice.

Happy New Year to all of you, I am Fraternally yours, Frank C. Wagner Secretary. ) ° ot. ° (

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LODGE NO. 40 HILLJE, TEXAS

Dear Sisters and Brothers: This is to °advise that in our December Meeting we elected the following officers li:EVOLENCE for the yar 1962.

Brothers: BROTHERHOOD= Josef J. Rubesh — President John Kulcak — Vice-President 7-7 HUMANITY E. K. Hajovsky -- Secretary Karel Kulcak — Financial Secretary Frank Sablatura — Treasurer On the Finance Committee, the followThe Birthday Club sisters off to a good ing were elected. Brothers: John Kulcak, start with a luncheon and card party atAlbert Kresta and Ed Illavenka. tended by many Wednesday, and a KoCommittee on Resolutions, the follow- lache Sale Saturday! .... Those harding were elected; Brothers — Leo Triska, working sisters deserve much praise for E. L. Hajovsky and`Sister Zofie Hradecka. all they are accomplishing!

Entertainment Committee: Brothers -President Tim Kostom, his sister NaoFrank Sablatura, Albert Kresta (Re- mi, and his mother spending some of freshment Stand). their holidays at Fort Stackton, where Correspondents — Sister Zofie Hrad- they had a most enjoyable time with their brother, Mr. E. D. and Mrs. Kostom ecky and Brother E. K. Hajovsky.

Lodge Doctors: — Doctors John HalaOur first meeting will be on January micek, Jr., Winston Thilgen, Leonard 14th at 1:30 p.m. — New Year's wishes to Johnson and Lorraine Stengel. all, Property Committee: Brothers — AlFraternally yours, bert Kresta, Paul Sablatura and Jerry Miroslav Petrusek, Kneb el.

Secretary ), • 40 • ( Dear sisters and brothers, all of you come to our next meeting. We will be IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT looking for you, on January 14th at, the TO MEMBERS OF usual time.

LODGE 'SAN ANTONIO NO 133 Wishing you a Happy New Year, I.. am Sisters and Brothers: Fraternally, Please make note of the change of E. K. Hajevsky, place of our lodge meetings. Our lodge Secretary meetings will now be held the third Sunday of each month at 2 p.m. in the * •( American Legion Post 399 Hall, 628 LODGE NO, 44 SPJST Dwight, San Antonio.

Industry, Texas Our next meeting will be held Sunday, Dear Members: January 21, 1962. Be sure to come and This is to inform all of you that your bring your friends, we have to discuss old officers have again agreed to serve many important questions. for another year, and our meetings will Wishing you a happy, healthy and again be held on every second Sunday of prosperous New Year, I am each month, but beginning at 1:30 p m.

Fraternally yours, Instead of in the morning as has been Jaroslav Kleprlik, Secretary our previous custom,, ) • 40 • (

Wednesday, January 10, 1962 of Bisbee, Arizona .... Billy Hilsher's Rhythm Kings entertaining Timbergrove Civic Club ....Mrs. Rose Anton sporting around M a new Impala! .... Your reporter having a nice chat with the Frank Matelas.

Everyone having a grand time at the Open House of those gracious hosts, Frances and Frank Olexa .... The gathering of many friends and the abundance of delicious food making it an outstanding party! .... The Open. House at the home of those genial hosts, Pearl and Ernest Hanka being another party that will be long remembered !

Many commenting on the delicious food and the beautiful Christmas decorations; what a lovely home they have! .... What a wonderful New Year's Eve all were having at the Lodge Hall! .... People coming from near and far making a large and enthusiastic crowd, all enjoying the good music of Karel IVIatejka's Orchestra .... Tim Kostom, Louis Harms, and the Entertainment Committee working hard and making the dance a great success! .... Louis Hanus giving a warm welcome to the guests ... Mr. Louis Dobesh of New Zulch, Texas, father of our hard working and loyal members Bobby and Gene; Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Nesuda of Ennis (the president of Ennis Lodge No. 25 and the Youth Director of District 3) and charming daughter; the Jezeks recently of Ecuador, South America, all The Vornhaving a wonderful time! sands having a big time at our dance after dancing most of the night before at a dance at Schulenburg .... What gorgeous dresses there were: Margaret Rice's white formal, Naomi Kostom's beaded blue taffeta, Itasca Cerny's sequined and rhinestone formal, Tanta Hilsher's black formal and many, many others .... Carrol Dvorak and Betty Jo Stank, both having beautiful formals, having lots of fun Tim Kostom bidding farewell at the door as guests were leaving .... Watch for the next dance at Lodge No. 88 Hall!

Roving Reporter,

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BIRTHDAY CLUB OF LODGE NO,. 58

Our yearly meeting in December was held in the usual procedure, and officers for 19 remain the same unanimously. E;stelle Kelly, president; Della Kadlecek, vice president; Frances Olexa, secretary; Irene Slovacek, treasurer; Birdie Hilsher, reporter; Martha Walla, co-reporter; and Sophie Hruby, Czech reporter.

Birthday celebrants for December were — Mildred Toiichet, Estelle Kelly, Albino.

Drawe and Ludmilla Kristinek, to whom we all sang "Happy Birthday." to the lodge in March $70().00, in Novem-

Wednesday, January 10, 1962 ber $300.00, purchased new ovens for over $700.00, and still have a large balance on hand, for future needs. Besides the many donations we made to our card party raffles, bazaars, etc. So in our little way we are proud that we were able to be of help.

We are happy to have gained 5 new birthday sisters as club members this past year, but very saddened at the passing of our sisters Amelia and Viasta Haluska, and the husband of Ludmilla Kristinek.

After our yearly meeting, a very "merry" Christmas was enjoyed by the Birthday Club sisters, the lodge officers and the many guests in the lodge hall. A delicious turkey dinner with all the trimmings was catered by the Alabama Catering Service after which a special baked cake with SPJST star decoration and sparkles was served along with coffee just before the exchanging of Christmas gifts.

The beautiful green Christmas tree and the table decorations were most elegant. A lovely gift of jewelry was pre.sented to our sister president Estelle Kelly for their esteemed devotion and loyalty; and also to our lodge president of 1961, Louis Harms, for his many favors, donations, and help extended us throughout the year — a nice white, shirt, tie, and a SPJST tie pin. To our new president Tim Kostom for 1962, we extended our best Christmas wishes, a most successful term as president, and all our loyal support of the Birthday Club Sisters. After dinner brother Alfred Hilsher presented each one with his new 1962 calendar which we always look forward to receiving.

Sister President Kelly then dismissed the lodge officers and guests and we, the birthday club sisters, proceeded with the celebration of our Christmas party in exchangeing gifts. All departed having had a wonderful time.

In closing we wish to express our sincere thanks to all of you for your faithful and loyal support and that we may again rely upon you in the future, With your help and ours we are able to help our lodge. Wishing you and yours a very happy and prosperous New Year, we remain Birthday Club Sisters of Lodge 88 Birdie Hilsher, reporting • 4, • Geologists believe that Mauna Loa, the 13,680 foot mountain of volcanic rock in Hawaii, is the world's largest, in volume of rock.

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NOVE LODGE NO. 35 ELK Dear Members and Friends: 'Our next lodge meeting will be held January 14, 1962 at 2:00 p.m. Let's all start the new year right by attending this meeting.

This writer would like to say that I've enjoyed being of some service to our fraternal lodge as reporter during 1961.

Too, it has been nice working with all the officers of Lodge 35 thru the year.

Our Youth Club Leader Sister Inez Zalman has done a wonderful job with our few youth members. The sewing circle, so to speak, during the past summer has enjoyed her services and appreciated it more than she may realize. Congratulations to Sister Zalman for a job well done.

Too, it has been wonderful having Brother Ho.sek as our Editor and I know in 1962 he will still be a faithful Editor, as he never fails to give all of us encouragement when is is needed most.

Course, Sister Anna is always there by his side and she too gives encouragement and is a good booster to anyone's morale.

God bless them.

A Happy New Year to all lodges and to our SPJST Fraternal Order.

'Fraternally yours, Norma Pavelka ) • cgo • (

WEST, TEXAS Dear Girls: Now that the 'children are back in 'school, the Christmas Tree out and trimmings stored for another year, the house dusted and in order, the presents stored or exchanged, the only immediate problem is what to do with the left overs, the bits of ham, turkey, or chicken, so that the family would finish them off without any picking over and waste.

Of course, the hambone goes with butterbean,s which can be cooked in quantity and stored in the deep freeze. Even the skin off of the ham when cooked. until soft can be used for the butterbeans and adds a fine flavor. Bits of ham fat and meat can be groundup for ham patTen of our states still spend less than ties or for a noodle and egg casserole' $200 per year on all education costs — which is delicious baked. Then there are and wonder why we have so few scien- the chicken or turkey pies where bits of cooked vegetables, spice, canned soup is tists.

Strana 17 put into a. casserole and covered with a pie crust, and don't forget rice which goes beautifully with those pieces of meat and fat, which adds zest to any mea.1 If you have a vegetable cellar, don't forget your sweet potatoes, golden and rich in vitamin "A", and which go well in a pie, with bits of vegetables; slow baked in an oven, boiled and then carmalized in burnt sugar; and just left cold on the kitchen table for the family to eat. Also, eggs — for those who still have laying flocks; the yolks cooked hard can enrich a plain white sauce into a golden gravy, by mashing for your rice, or chicken livers cooked and mashed for gravies to go with rice and seasoned with onion. There are all sorts of combinations and the canned Cream of Mushroom, Chicken soup, onion soups, cream of celery soups are a big help in fixing up these left-over bits of meats and vegetables.

If you have any left over apples which seem to have been forgotten for the richer and sweeter tidbits of Christmas, stew them for the family. With the addition of nuts, or ice cream, or custard, they make a most delicious and welcomed dessert. Apples are plentiful now and are a good tonic after all that rich Christmas eating. Try a half-cup orange juice in your stewed apples for something different.

Now that everything is in its regular track, comes the repentence — all of those delicious calory foods which were eaten — now they show and they have to come off and woe is me — I too have my repentence to make.

For us Who have to cook the family meal, eat them to keep the husband company; even, when you've' given away all of the cookies, candies, cakes, etc, so as not to nibble, the problem of slicing off those added pounds or getting new clothes is a real one. (And no encouragement from friend husband).

Sometimes in a sympathetic mood you are told that you're supposed to weight more with age; that fat people are jolly; that you look better pleasingly plump — this does soothe the ego, but then when one looks into those mirrors about the house which adorn most of our homes, one realizes that fat people are not jolly or pleasingly plump — that they just simply like to• eat — eat food, and do not like to think about the consequences while doing it. Exercise doesn't help much — the more you exercise the hungrier you are.

Now our seed catalogs are coming in.

What gorgeous blossoms pass our vision as we flip through those pages and one thinks: "If it weren't for the bugs, worms, heat, drying, or excessive moisture which plague our gardens, perhaps

Strana 18 Plans were made for the coming year — similar to the ones in the past years — with a Card Party to be held on the first Wednesday of each month and a Kolache sale on the first Saturday of each mouth, bazaar in the fall, etc.

In the year of 1961, we — the Birthday Club Sisters — are proud and very happy to have been able to help our mother lodge No. 88 in the following: Easter Candies for the Youth, Christmas Bags for the children at Christmas, donation to the March of Dimes, donation to the home for the aged, card to the sick, ,flowers to our deceased club members, extermination of the lodge home, draperies and dividing curtains for the caretakers apartment, kitchen towels, table cloths, some paper plates and cups for the kitchen, cooking and baking pots and pans, electric popy seed grinder, donated we too, could have such blossoms, heaven knows, we work hard enough." But being optimists, we order, we plant, we try again. The rosarians particularly are coming out with lovely new roses, pictures of beauty and perfection. The only thing as I notice it is that so very, very ,few of these lovely roses have any odor whatsoever. Poets and peasants for centuries have louded the scent of the noble roses — now they are practically gone.

Like everything else, this too shall pass, and we shall again perhaps have beautiful rose buds fragrant and colorful to fill our homes with their delightful scents. I truly hope so.

I hope all of you had a very nice Christmas and wish for all of you a most happy, healthy and prosperous 1962, where we can again see each other, exchange views and enjoy each other's letters. Bless you, one and all.

Fraternally, The Editor's wife ) • 4E, ( TIOGA LODGE NO, 5 Dear Members and Friends, This is a reminder that our regular meeting will be held Sunday afternoon.

January 14th at 2 p.m. You all come.

Happy New Year to all.

Fraternally yours, Mrs. Lorene Schroeder ) 40 ( KAREL HAVLICEK NO. 4 Hallettsville, Texas Dear Sisters, Brothers and Readers: The holidays are gone; also the New Year! We are now in the year 1962 and hope that it will be a better year. It means -- to start working harder with our field work and also in our Lodge Meetings and endeavors.

I didn't get to write about our Christmas Meeting and Program and those who attended know what we had and hope

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everyone enjoyed it. We A lso had a visit from Santa Claus and i want to thank Santa very much for his visit to our Lodge.

Thanks also goes to brother Joe B. Hejny for his visit with us that Christmas night. He spoke a few words to us. hank you.

Hope everyone had a nice Christmas and here are our wishes to all of you for a Happy New Year.

Our next meeting will be held on January 14th, the Second Sunday in 1962, at 2:00 p.m.

Be there — and let's start our meeting right — with a good attendance.

Again my best wishes to all of you, I am Fraternally yours, Mrs. Linda Mikush ) ° 4, • ( LODGE CESKY PRAPOR NO. 24 Cyclone, Texas Dear Sisters and Brothers: It was a cold, dreary Sunday, but we held our Meeting and a few members did come out to the meeting. We had a nice lunch and those of us who were there enjoyed the nice food and hot coffee.

An election of officers was held and all of the same officers were re-elected again. I will mention their names for sometimes some of you members would

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like to get in touch, so you would know who is in charge at Lodge No. 24.

Our President is Brother Henry Jakubik; Vice-President, Brother Charlie Navratil; Secretary, Brother Ed. Bedrich; Financial Secretary, Brother Franklin Martinec; Treasurer, Brother Jerry Zavodny.

I would like to mention also, that our first meeting for 1962 will be on January 14th at 1:30 p.m.

We wish we could start our New Year with a good attendance and at our meeting we would like to see some new faces, too: Here is hoping that Ave will have a better year in 1962 and a prosperous one for I am sure we all could stand a change for the better.

Here is wishing all a good New Year.

Fraternally yours, Mrs. Jerry Zavodny • (.— LODGE NO. 165 MOULTON, TEXAS Dear Readers and Writers to Vestnik: So here it is a New Year again to start as reporter from our lodge to the Vestnik I will try my best to please the readers. Just thinking along with the millions how can we bear our burdens in the days to come. This I have read not long ago: Troubles, who does not have them and how can Christians bear them? Once long, long ago, Jupiter the chief of Greek Cods was calling all the people to bring

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HALLETTSVILLE, TEXAS Dear Brother Editor, I am enclosing a few of the pictures of the Christmas program that was held on December 10, 1961 at the Recreation Hall in Hallettsville, Texas, by the youth club, SI= ,)ST Lodge No. 4. I have written on the back of each picture the names of the recitation and the children that took part in it.

I hope that you will be able to use some of them, I would appreciate you

nailing them back to me ari,er finished with them.

Sincerely,

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Mrs. Alton Chudej 311 So. Main Hallettsville, Texas Editor's Note: Some of the pictures we could not use as they were ico dark and not large enough. We returned five of them and this one published was the only one "sharp" enough. — Sorry.

Wednesday, January 10, 1962 their personal miseries to one place and pile them in one enormous heap. The people came in droves, bringing their illness, poverty, their crippled, disabled bodies and one man came carrying his wife, when all was piled up, Jupiter said, "Each person must select from that pile the miseries of some one else, troubles which he or she could bear easier." But the people grew very unhappy to the choice, there was great despair and cries so Jupiter felt sorry for them and said: "Choose the one you can bear with greater ease." To his amazement be discovered each person took his own same trouble that he brought in. So Jupiter sent a Goddess by the name of Patience to teach them how to make their troubles bearable, this the myth of long ago, has given a lesson to people that our Heavenly Father , more than Jupiter will give us, if we trust Him, the strength and patience to bear our burdens easier.

Our last meeting was well attended.

The door prize was won by sister, Mrs. Adolf Wagner. The same officers were elected as last year. They are Bro. Emil Krejce, President; Roman Zidek, VicePresident; Zat Johnson, Second VicePresident; Adolf Wagner, SecretaryTreasurer; Jerome Vasek Financial Secretary; Bessie Fojt, reporter; Adolf Dlouhy, Guard; Anna Havlik and Bill Mikulencak, organizers.

Our next meeting will be held the second Sunday in every month. So on.

January 14th at 2 p.m. I hope that all you sisters and brothers of our lodge will attend our meetings often. We need you there.

Our lodge hall has new yard lights since Christmas which really gives the hall and yard more light.

This will be all for today and be seeing you in our Vestnik more often if I will live.

Fraternally, Your Reporter Bessie 'Fojt ) • 07. • Last year, 374 U. S. firms (each) spent over a million dollars on advertising with 97 per cent going into television. ) • eIe • (

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Strana 19 buta, Richard Moley, Joyce and Katherine Moley, Birdie Brdecka and Sonny Bartos.

9. Song — Joy to the World — Group 10. Cood-bye — Janette Bartos.

After the program Santa came to visit with the little ones, the gifts and bags were handed out to everyone. The evenng was enjoyed by all.

Wishing you a Blessed New Year.

Fraternally, Elsie Brdecka District 6 Youth Leader )

LODGE NO. 28, EAST BERNARD, TEXAS Dear Friends: Having completed another year as the District 6 Youth Leader, and also the local youth leader of Lodge 28, I would like to say it has been a pleasure working with all the boys and girls in our District. It has also been a great pleasure knowing the parents of these young folks, they have helped me a great deal in every way possible. Thanks for the help from our local organizers, and also the District organizers for making the past year a success in our youth programs. Thank you Brother Hosek and Sister Hosek for printing my letters immediately the past year.

I would like to write about our Christmas program, which was held December 17, at the SPJST Hall at East Bernard.

The program was a great success, which was enjoyed by both young and old. We, at Lodge 28, always have a great crowd to see the program that the youth participate in. It is a great pleasure to work with these youngsters. And I would also like to say this, that if there is any child that would like to be in our programs, please contact me, I have been leaving some out, and I am sorry for doing so.

But now I have learned of some girls and boys that would like to take part, and you shall do so in our next program. So don't forget; let me know now.

Now going back to our Christmas program. This is of what the program consisted: 1. Welcome — Daniel Fojtik 2. Song — Silent Night, by Group 3. An Order for a Kitten — Irene Macha 4. A Christmas Conversation — Birdie Brdecka, Stanley Bartos, Jr., Janette Pilcik, Jeanette Bartos, Irene Macha.

5. Star of Bethlehem — Richard 114oleY; Daniel Fojtik, Stanley Bartos, Jr. Narrated by Trudy Brdecka and Bernadette Bartos.

6. A Christmas Pie — Karen Behrens.

7. Protecting Mama — Pilcik Sisters 8. Santa Goes on a Strike — Glen Bla-

• "Friendi" 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 ;vainly 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 cooperation.

• • SP-4 Richard W. Severa, an Army Signal Corps photographer at Ft. Monroe since September, 1960, was cited this week for "effective and faithful" service as he prepared to leave the Peninsula post for a new assignment on Okinawa.

Severa, 20-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Severa of Schulenburg, has an older brother, A-ic Thomas A. Severa.

Thomas is an instructor in electronics at Lowery AFB, Denver, Colorado. His younger brother, Leon A. Severa ADRAN, is with the U.S. Navy at McCain. Field, NAAS Meridian, Mississippi.

These boys belong to Lodge 67, Seimlenburg, Texas. , • • Miss Nelda Jean Bravenec became the bride of Marvin Joseph Roessler in a ceremony at 5 p.m. Dec. 26 in the Church of the Visitation at Westphalia.

Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bravenec of Rt. 1, Rogers and Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Roesler of Rt. 4, Temple.

• Rosa Steinman of Saginaw, a granddaughter of our sister Anna Milan of Ft. Worth was selected the Boswell High.

School Sweetheart of the Year. She is a member of our Lodge 154.

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Edna — Miss Elizabeth Lee Miller became the bride of Jerry Sebek of Holland in, a double-ring ceremony at 6:30 p.m.

Dec. 23, in the First Methodist Church of Edna. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Miller Jr. and he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Sebek of Holland. ♦ • Cameron — Mrs. John A. Matula, 87, of Cameron died •Saturday morning in a Cameron hospital.

Funeral services were held at 9:30 a.m.

Tuesday at St. Monica's Catholic Church, the Very Rev. Edward Matocha of Austin officiating. Burial was in St. Monica'S cemetery.

Mrs. Matula was born in Czechoslovakia.. She came to the United States at the age of 4 and had lived in Milam County since that time. Her parents were a pioneer Milam County family.

• • Miss Lillian Ann Witt of Waco became the bride of James E. Hanusch of Temple in a ceremony at 4:30 p.m. Saturday In St. Mark. Lutheran Church in Waco.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Witt of Waco and the bride,goom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hanusch of Rt. 4, Rosebud. ♦ • John Pavlica, 77, died at his home near Flatonia Thursday of last week.

Funeral services were held. from the Smith Funeral Home and atthe Catholic Church Saturday morning, the Rev. Allen M. Black officiated.

• • Cameron — Joe Novotny, 75, formerly of Milam County, died in Dallas early Wednesday of last week. Funeral services were conducted in Ennis.

Novotny was born in Czechoslovakia.

He came to Milam County when he was 21 years old and lived here until 1942. He moved to the Ennis-Lancaster area in 1962. He was a retired farmer.

Surviving are three sons, Ladis Novotny and Frank Novotny, both of Ennis, and Jerry Novotny of Dallas; five daughters, Mrs. Conrad Jekel and Mrs. Frank Jekel, both of Cameron, Mrs. Frank Ruzicka of Buckholts, Mrs. R. M. Costolow and Mrs. Emil Macalik, both of Dallas; one brother, Fred Novotny of Lancaster: 19 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

• • Anton The children of Mr. and Podsednik were hosts at a reception honoring their parents Sunday, December 31, 1961, for their golden wedding anniversary, at Tours, Texas.

Mr. Anton Podsednik and the former Annie Vrba were married Nov. 27, 1911, in St. Martin's Catholic Church in Tours by the late Rev. Christopher Precker.

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Mr. and Mrs. Podsednik are the parents of ten children. They have 38 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren.

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Bernard Joseph Chudej took as his bride Miss Betty Jean Tobola in the West Catholic Church of Assumption, Saturday morning, Dec. 30. Rev. James Quilter officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Joe Tobola of West, parents of the bride entertained with a reception and a supper dance in the SPJST Hall after the ceremony.

• Funeral services for Rudolph Kutscherousky of Abbott, Texas were held at Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church in Abbott at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday.

Rev. W. Pechal officiated. Burial was in St. Mary's Cemetery.

Rosary was recited at Aderhold-Moore Chapel in West at 7:30 p.m. Monday.

Mr. Kutscherousky died at his home Friday, December 29. He was 74.

He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary Ann Kutscherousky of Abbott; four sons, A. J. Kutscherousky and E. M. Kutscherousky,both of West, I. W. Kutscherousky of Canton ands: I. R. Kutscherousky of Chicago, Ill.; seven daughters, Mrs. Martha Giesen of Joshua, Mrs. Theresa Kubacek of Hereford, Mrs. Emma Nagy of Harlingen, Mrs. Margaret Ko•ody of Roswell( N.M., Mrs. Pauline Durly of Virginia, Mrs. Regina Griffin and Mrs. Albina Norvell, both of Dallas; 42 grandchildren, and nine great-grandchildren.

Wednesday, January 10, 1962 approachin,g marriage of her daughter Margaret Frances Sefcik to William Petrek, also of Temple. He is the son of William Petrek Sr. and the late Mrs. Petrek.

Miss Sefcik is a graduate of Caldwell High School and attended Temple Junior College and is a graduate from Scott and White Memorial Hospital school of Nursing. At the present time she is employed at the VA hospital.

The groom to• be is a graduate of Rosebud High School and has been employed in Temple for several years. The wedding will be an event of January 26th.

• • Rosebud — Miss Margaret Schneider, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schneider of Rosebud, became the bride of William Mikeska, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Mikeska of Temple, in a double-ring ceremony at St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Cyclone, at 9:30 a.m. Dec. 30.

The vows were read by the pastor, the Rev. Ben Goertz. Nuptial music was furnished by Mrs. Melvin Ranly, cousin of the bride.

Carolyn Lee Frels and A. W. Tvrdik will be married January 27 in St. P'hilip's Catholic Church. She is the daughter of Mrs. Leroy Frels and the late Mr. Frels of El Campo and his parents are Mr. and Mrs. Sam Tvrdik of. El Campo.

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Daniel F. Kolar will report to Fallon Naval Air Station in Nevada for his first hitch after enlisting in October. The son • • of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kolar of Fort Frank Joe Pelech, age 71, died at Memorial Hospital in Floresville, Tuesday, Worth, attended Brewer High. )• 4°( December 26, 1961 at 2:22 a.m.

He had been in failing health for some time. Burial was in the Sacred Heart Cemetery in Floresville.

Pallbearers were: Joe Pavliska, Val Chilek, Bill Kutac, Jr., Bill Kutac, Sr. Albert Sralla and August Merecka all of Floresville.

411111111120excasiMrsaLvs.Twimsomove The deceased was born May 22, 1890 in Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pelzel Jr., become Moulton, Texas. the parents of a son born in St. John's Mr. Pelech had lived the greatest part of his life near Floresville on his farm. Hospital in San Angelo on Dec. 12. He He was a good man and was industrious. weighed 6 lbs., 8 ozs. and was named He was also a member of the Floresville Alan Wayne. He was welcomed by two sisters. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs SPJST Lodge No. 107.

Survivors include: three daughters, Louis Pelzel Sr. of Van Court and Mr. and Mrs. Selma Hrbacek, Mrs. Sylvia Bench Mrs. R. E. Broz of San Angelo. and Mrs. Maxine Koenig, all of FloresRonald Wayne Woods, 6 lb., 15 oz. son ville; two sons, Roy and Reynold, both of Floresville; two brothers, Emil of Hous- born Dec. 27 to Mr. and Mrs. Donald ton and Bill Pelech of Gonzales; two Wayne Woods, of Temple. Grandparents sisters, Mrs. Mary Jemelka and Mrs. Julie are Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ruzicka and Mr and Mrs. H. C. Woods of Temple. GreatWenskey of Moulton.

• grandparent is Mrs. Willie Woods of Mrs. Frances Sefcik Mikeska of Tem- Temple. Mrs. Woods is the former Carple is announcing the engagement and olyn Ruzicka of Temple.

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Wednesday, January 10, 1962 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hlavenka of West are the proud parents of a 7 lb. baby girl born Thursday, Dec. 28, at Providence Hospital, Waco. The young miss has been named Suzanne Marie.

Mather is the former Anna Frances Pa y -las.GrndpetsarM.ndrs Prank Pavalas and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hlavenka all of West.

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Mr. and Mrs. Kenward Stavinoha of Moulton are happy over the arrival of a baby girl, born Wednesday, January 3 at the Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital: The little Miss was the first New Year baby born at the local hospital and tip- From Texas Game and Fish Commission ped the scale at 6 pounds, 8 ounces.

Austin The hunting season has closed • • in Texas on all the major game species, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lander of West according to Howard Dodgen, executive secretary of the Game and Fish Comare the proud parents of a 6 lb., 6 oz. mission. baby boy born Thursday, Dec. 25 in Providence Hospital, Waco. Mother is the forThe season is closed now on deer, turmer Martha Kocian. key, all waterfowl and all upland game, • • with the exception of quail in a number of counties.

A boby daughter, their second, was Although the quail season is still open born to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Muras of the Hostyn Community, Dec. 29, at the in all the general law counties of Texas, Wagner Memorial Hospital in Shiner. it will close at sunset Jan. 16. This covers The little miss weighed eight pounds, 12 approximately half the counties in the ounces and was named Gina Marie. state, but none of the counties West of Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. C. M. the Pecos.

The season will close Jan. 20, in a Muras of Hostyn and Mr. and Mrs. Alois Kalina of Flatonia and great-grand- humber of counties in the North-Central mother is Mrs. Albina Stryk of Flatonia. Texas area. It will extend to Jan. 31 in a series of counties in Central Eeast Tex• • as and in South Texas.

To these proud parents we extend our Hunter success of upland game has been scattered, according to reports best wishes! reaching the game department. In some areas, excellent early shooting was reported. Then qquail took to the brush plu ZMENE VAAI ADRESY and hunter success was more difficult.

POUiIJTE TOHOTO KUPONU Hunter success on waterfowl was reported as about average, with low bag Supreme Lodge SPJST. limits in force.

Box 400, Temple, Texas On deer and turkey many hunters got t edam Vas n zmenu me adresy jak their limits throughout the state. Many na,sleduje:— hunters in regulatory counties were able to get three deer under the bonus plan.

Moje nova adresa jest:— Did You Kill a Deer in 1961?

Through the newspapers and magazines of Texas it is hoped to get an early approximation on the number of deer actually harvested in Texas in 1961. You Moje stare. adresa:— can assist in this program by answering the questions below. Please complete as soon as possible and mail directly to the Texas Game and Fish Commission, Walton State Bldg., Austin, Texas, or hand to a game warden or your local outdoors editor.

Pattim k tadu disk, Total Buck Doe S pozdravem Points Weight MAAS Condition: Fat Poor

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What did you pay?

(Confidential information is not sought but approximate prices will be helpful) Male Female age Group: Under 12 35-50

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It is very important that this information be sent in not later than January 31, 1962, for tabulation. ) • 4 • ( ALIEN INFORMATION IS CONFIDENTIAL Information furnished by an alien in making his annual address report to the government is confidential.

According to Mr. J. W. Holland, District Director of the San Antonio Immigration and Naturalization Service office, the information furnished by aliens in reporting their addresses has been declared confidential by statute.

These reports must be submitted during January each year by all aliens in the United States with few exceptions.

Forms on which to submit the reports are available at any Post Office or office of the Immigration and Naturalization Service. Persons who are unable to pick up a form because of illness, or other reasons. may have a relative or friend obtain a card for them.

The card should be returned to one of these officers. Parents or guardians of aliens under 14 years of age submit reports for such children.

• 4. • ( A tall, stately girl is merely a long, lanky girl with money.

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• • American women buy about 100 million patterns yearly.

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The Lightning R d Salesman I went up to the top of one of them skyscrapers and coming down the elevator it was so crowded some durned feller buttoned his suspenders to my pants and as Bob Hope said, they liked to have caught me with my bridges down.

I started back to Hickoryhill and civilization and stopped off at Utah where the first earthquake there was recorded, but I found the commotion to be caused when May West walked over Brigham Yaung's grave.

When I got back to Hickoryhill I told one of my lightning rod customers that I saw where Luther Burbank crossed the orange and lemon half and half, and he said, "Shucks," I crossed a racoon with a kangaroo and, raised fur coats with pockets.

And I saw one of my lightning rod customers at Hickoryhill planting lettuce,

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celery, onions, cucumbers and tomatoes all together and I asked him why he mixed all these vegetables and did not plant separately and he said he was trying to raise combination salad.

And while I was gone a Scotchman at Hickoryhill bought a cuchoo clock and every time the cukoo announced the hour of the day, the Scotchman looked in the clock for cuckoo eggs.

Another of my customers told me that God and Edison each invented a talking machin. God invented his from a rib and Edision invented his from machinery. ,The difference is that Edison could turn his off.

During the depression at Hickoryhill the seat of my pants got sa thin that I could sit down on a dime and tell you whether it was heads or tails. ) • #9 • ( The climate of New Mexico varies from that of the Hudson Bay region, to that of the tropical Gulf Coast, due to differences in elevation.

SCHOOL ATTENDANCE HELD COMPULSORY UNTIL CHILD IS 16 A child under 16 ears of age must attend school even if he has completed the 9th grade, Atty. Gen. Will Wilson announced recently.

The state official told Alton R. Griffin, county attorney of Lubbock County, that the compulsory attendance law is somewhat vague.

"The apparent purpose of this statute is simply to compel the attendance of children between the ages of 7 and 16 in the public schools of Texas, wrote Asst.

Atty. Gen. Eugene B. Smith.

The inquiry concerned a Lubbock youth who wanted to leave school after completing the 9th grade, and before reaching his 16th birthday. ) • 4, • ( The surface area of the world is 197 million square miles, about 30 per cent of which is land, and less than half of that is fit for human habitation.

• • One common toad will eat about 10,000 insects per year.

Death Claims Paid During December, 1961 rtni podpory vypiacene v prosinci, 1961 SUPREME LOD GE, S.P.J.S.T. Temple, Texas January 1, 1962 Death Claim No.—Name Cislo tmrti—Jmeno 7446 Ignac Shimek, 7447 Mary Annie Krause, 7448 Vince Kristinek, 7449 Vine Michna, 7450 Marie M. Mikes, 7451 Joe Stojanik, 7452 Johnny W. Cepica, 7453 Rosie Kovar, 7454 Fred Novak, Sr., 7455 Frances Srubar, 7456 Apolena Hranicky, 7457 William J. Vasicek, 7458 Albina Matustik, 7459 Eduard Snapka,

Occupation Zamestuani retired — na odpoeinku housewife — hospodyne boilermaker-kamnovec retired — na odpoeinku retired — na odpoeinku retired — na odpoeinku farmer — rolnik housewife — hospodyne retired — na odpoeinku cleaning lady-divka retired — na odpoeinku retired — na odpoeinku housewife — hospodyne retired — na ocipoeinku

Lodge No. Rad Cislo

Date of Date of Admission Death Datum Datum Pfijeti timrti

1 Fayetteville 68 Nelsonville 88 Houston 4 Hallettsville 45 Shiner 56 Corpus Christi Cottonwood 29 Taylor 133 San Antonio 28 East Bernard 28 East Bernard 40 Hillje 126 Ross 6 Cottonwood

5- 6-06 12-30-38 7- 9-22 3- 2-19 8- 2-14 11-20-34 10-14-00 1- 2-45 12-1 4-13 5- 9-26 10- '9-10 7-15-48 8-13-22 10-14100

11-21,-61 11-30-61 10-25-61 12- 2-61 12- 6-61 12- 5-61 12-16-61 12-10-61 12- 9-61 12- 4-61 11-24-61 12-11-61 12- 5-61 12-16-61

Age Cert. No. Stara Cislo • Cert.

89 62 65 86 85 72 81 53 77 69 82 62 68 81

Pd-up 773 C-4826 A-8473 A-11322 A-5621 B-1216 Pd-up 968 C-7821 A-6035 B-158 A-1974.

B-3904 A-8513 Pd-up 968 and A-5003 B-1093 B-533 A-15315 A-9354 A-7146 A-1910

farmer — rolnik 7-17-34 12-18-61 76 Ennis 25 1- 3-29. 12-18-61 77 110 Kaufman retired — na odpoeinku 81 8-12-06 12-18-61 Sweet Home 63 retired — na, odpoCinku 82 6- 5-12 12- 6-61 81 Needville retired -- na odpoeinku 76 2-23-19 12-18-61 140 Wied retired — na odpoeinku 84 24 Cyclone 8-11-10 12-26-61 retired ®- na odpoeinku To the bereaved survivors of our deceased brothers and sister,., the Supreme Lodge, SPJST, expresses its heartfelt sympathy.

Raymond Urbanovsky Secretary, Supreme Lodge, SPJST

7460 Joe Bednar, 7461 Frank Novak, 7462 John A. Bohan, 7463 L. A. Vogelsang, 7464 Jos. J. Morris, 7465 Fritz C. Kruse,

Wednesday, January 10;1002

Co-operation in Life Insurance The troubles of the individual cannot be solved by his fellows in any system of civilization; they must react upon the community, and be borne collectively.

The widow left ,unprovided for with a family of children is not, and cannot be ignored; the breadwinner has gone but his work is undertaken, somehow — by taxes, by relatives, by charity, by life insurance, that is by others.

The realization of this outstanding fact in our civilization is now impressed On our minds and out of this period of conflict and strain through which we are passing a new outlook, more enduring and infinitely greater, we hope, will emerge. A recognition that it is vitally necessary to protect the homes of our nation from all kinds-of distress is imminent and this may be done only by some means of co-operation.

A few years ago we had a very prominent politician who sometimes had a gleam of intelligence and occasionally spoke. In one of those rare combinations he once said that true laws are not enacted, they are discovered. The peculiarities of human behavior in the matter of death which, for lack of a better title, we, call the "Law of Mortality" as discovered, not enacted, and upon this "law" we have erected the whole structure of modern life insurance.

And what is that law? Simply that, given a sufficient number of people of known ages, we can by ascertaining and applying certain data, provide against loss to the community by collecting certain amounts, misnamed premiums, from those people. The significant words here are a "sufficient number of people" — a concept of cooperation by many people.

Each of these companies goes on its way with its whole structure based on those signigicant words — "a sufficient number of people." Without them there can he no mathematical average of deaths and the venture would degenerate into mere wagering. Therefore, there must be collectivism or the institution fails.

Those figures are so vast that we cannot comprehend them, so let us bring them down to individuals. There are about 60 million policyholders in the United States, so that the average policy is only $1,670, and the average share of the assets per policyholder is only $346.

Who is this average policyholder?

It is quite evident from these figures that the life insurance companies are composed of 60 million plain everyday citizens carrying quite modest amounts

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of insurance, which means that they are banded together for mutual protection for the purpose of avoiding, as much as they can, the possibility that their dependents will become charges of the community upon the passing of these citizens.

It must be evident also that there are very few rich policyholders carrying large amounts of insurance. Some companies, in fact, are under the impression that the rich type of policyholder is as extinct as the dinosaur and for the same reason, namely, the drying up of the pools.

On the average, each policyholder has $346 as his share of the 20 billions of assets. This is not a startlingly large amount indication that the policyholders are just ordinary everyday people. It represents the accumulated savings from that part of each premium not required for current protection and is somewhat like a savings account. It may be withdrawn if an emergency, severe enough to warrant borrowing from one's own widow should arise.

The accumulated savings have been of inestimable benefit during depression and have been used in thousands of cases to avoid suicides, illnesses, lack of food, etc., and thereby reduce the loss to the community in general. )• 4. •

Record Keeping Is Big Job for State of Texas It's only natural when people think of statistics to conjure up visions of charts, computing machines and stacks upon stacks of dusty records.

Indeed all of these things are present — except the dust — at the State Health Department's Records and statistics section. Everyone is too busy to let much dust collect.

processing more than 'a half million pieces of mail annually.

Busiest season for the year is middle and late summer, when tens of thousands of mothers request certified birth certificates to sumbit to schools as proof of age for entering first .graders.

Fees are charged to defray the cost of various services. These charges are $1.50 for a certified copy of a birth or death certificate; $3.00 for. filing a new birth certificate based on adoption; $3.50 for filing a new birth certificate based on legitimation; $2.00 for filing an amendment based on a court order of change of name; and $3.00 for filing a delayed certificate of birth.

The Machine Tabulation program serves the entire Department and is responsible for the transfer of data from source records to punch cards and the tabulation of such data.

The Statistical Services program offers statistical services and consultation to all divisions and administrative offices of the Department as well as local health. departments.

Routine services include analysis, . interpretation, and presentation of data contained in records; geographic and cause-of-deattr coding of vital records; graphic arts; and microfilming.

(A feature of Public Health Education Division, Texas State Department of Health.) ) • 4 • ( WHEN CHANGING YOUR ADDRESS USE THIS COUPON Supreme Lodge, S.P.J.S.T. Box 400, Temple, Texas I am asking you to change my address of The Herald_ (Vestnik) as follows: My old address is:

Actually, there is considerable drama involved in the day-to-day routine of the Section's programs: Current Records, Record Services, Machine Tabulation, and Statistical Services.

The Current Records program is responsible for registering all births and deaths in the State, completing and correcting these records, filing new birth certificates based on adoption and legitimation, and filing amendments based cn court orders of change of name.

Nearly all Texans, at one time or another, require the services of the Records Services program. These include requests for certifications and verifications from birth and death certificates which are filed in Austin, searching the files, filing delayed certificates of birth, and

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Law Enforcement Hoodlums, ,gangsters, and racketeers, who operate with seeming disdain for constituted authority, all share a common weakness — the morbid fear of detection, apprehension, and successful prosecution.

These leaders of the Junderworld, representing the brains and motivating force of organized crime, cloak themselves with respectability and circulate in all spheres of our society. However, none is immune to the subconscious dread of one day having to face the bar of justice.

Law enforcement is exploiting this weakness. By the exchange of valuable criminal intelligence information, the FBI and other Federal, State and local agencies are successfully penetrating the innermost sanctums of the criminal deity. This action, plus the new laws passed by the last session of Congress aimed at big-time racketeers and gamblers, is creating an uneasy stir among professional vice lords.

Experience has shown there is no substitute for on-the-spot dissemination of vital information on the working level.

This exchange of criminal intelligence is made among regular, duly authorized law enforcement agencies whose experienced officers understand its nature and are aware of its potential. They make prompt and proper application of it.

To my mind, this is far more logical and practical system than the theoretical national clearinghouse for criminal inIformation. Yet our profession is constantly beset by those who maintain there is a "void" in the exchange of information. They contend it can only be overcome by this catalytic cure-all. Such a contention is without merit and does not deal in reality.

Crime prevention requires timely, cohesive, and spontaneous action. There is no margin for procrastination or administrative red tape. In a like manner dissemination of criminal intelligence must be expeditious. Presently, it is exchanged promptly by agencies involved, and there is no delay in its reaching the proper authorities.

Daily throughout the country numerous investigations are closed and violators convicted as a direct result of this, nationwide program.

During a recent 12-month period this Bureau disseminated to various agencies over 1000,000 items of criminal information. Based on this assistance, the recipient agencies effected some 2,570 arrests during the same period and recovered property valued at more than $12600,000.

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The bitter and greedy struggle in the underworld for controlling power over vice and corruption is a scour ge in many (communities. But it is a challenge that is being forcefully met. As an example, the FBI has been channeling information to one metropolitan police department relating to organized gangs which are a menace in that city. As a result, a number of arrests have been made. In another case, a tip to local authorities made possible the arrest of a powerful out-of-town numbers racket operator YOUR LEGAL NAME who was surveying the area with designs Most probably you are never quite on spreading his illegal business to that sure whether your wife should use your locality. first name, or her own, when signing Such graphic examples indicate the an important paper. effectiveness of this cooperation and are Perhaps you also, wonder whether to the rule rather than the exception. Re- put a "Mr." or a "Mrs." in front of a sigciprocity, of course, is a dominating fac- nature; and you can get all mixed up tor, and each participating agency bene- about a "Jr." or a "Sr." after it. Then, fits from this workable plan. The FBI is what about your middle name or initial? deeply indebted to police authorities and It seems that for centuries under comofficers across the country who repeat- mon law a legal name has consisted of edly pass on pertinent data relating to one Christian or given name and one its oerations. The fund of information on surname or family name. The law precriminal activities is swelling daily and sumes that every person has a given the FBI stands ready to place an ever- name and a surname which must be mounting volume of such information stated in full on any legal document. into the hands of law enforcement.

The law pays little attention to a midIn the final analysis, the awesome dle name or initial, but it is wise to use specter of organized crime is not im- either one or the other for exact identipregnable. Law enforcement is doing its fication. You must be consistent, too. job well. With the full support of an For example, one real estate buyer was aroused citizenry, the rules of the law- advised to sign all papers by his full less hordes can be routed and our so- name "William Alton Smith, Jr," to make ciety rid of their ilk. The battle is join- it clear which of the Bill Smiths was ed. We have taken up the gauntlet buying the property. flung' down by organized crime. Let us If you are a Junior or a Senior such unite in a devastating assault to annihidescription should be used to help dislate this mortal enemy. tinguish you from namesakes.

J. Edgar Hoover, As for "Mr." in front of your name, Director, FBI (Reprinted from the FB,I Law En- that's not important at all. The same is true for "Mrs." because your wife's own forcement Bulletin, January, 1962) given name is what counts. ) • eTa • ( When a woman marries, she takes her Every known source of power — wind water, coal, wood, petroleum, atomic, and husband's family name. Her maiden sursolar, have been available for untold name is absolutely lost. Many women incenturies, but man is just now learning correctly use their husband's full name, and sign "Mrs. William A. ,Smith," for exhow to harness them. ample. The, correct way is for her to sign • • Lake George,. Alaska, 15 miles by 5 her own given name and her husband's miles, forms each spring behind accumu- surname such as "Joan Marie Smith" A divorced woman who wants to related snow and ice. When this dyke sume the use of her maiden name may, softens and gives away, the lake disunder some circumstances, have it reappears, to return next spring. turned to her by court order.

About 2 per cent of the population of our nation can be classed as criminal, yet they cost us 5 to 6 times as much as we spend on educating all our 40 million children.

(This newsfeature, prepared by the State Bar of Texas, is written to inform —not to advise. No person should ever apply or interpret any law without the aid of an attorney who is fully advised concerning the facts invodved, because a , It is estimated that 40,000 pygmies in- slight variance in facts may change the habit Africa's interior forests. application of the law).

Wednesday, January 10, 1962

Strana FAMILY ATTITUDE VITAL dull appetites, Dr. Dale states, adding to from the original infectioin, and these INGREDIENT IN EMOTIONAL the problem, of inducing an older person should be removed.

PROBLEMS OF AGED to eat properly. The aged person finds In areas where mistletoe is a serious The family's attitude is the most im- it difficult to change long-standing diepest, Smith believes it would be advisable portant ingredient in therapy of the aged tary habits and the physician must use a to plant trees that are naturally impatint with an emotional illness, in the cautious approach in changing dietary mune or highly resistant to attack. While opinion of a Galveston psychiatrist. practices. little is known about resistance, he points The attitude that geriatric patients Episodes of depression may affect the out that observations in the area should are "just getting old and nothing can appetites. They often represent the older help determine which trees are most rebe done for them has prevailed for too person's response to new and unfamiliar sistant or susceptible to the parasite. many years," writes Dr. Harry K. Davis stresses. The elderly patient must cope ) ° sT• • ( in the October issue of the Texas State not only with changes in his environFALL OUT PROTECTION Journal of Medicine. Dr. Davis is a resi- ment, but also with physiologic and andent physician at the University of Tex-, atomic changes associated with aging.

The West Post Office has received the as Medical Branch in Galveston.

The aged individual is particularly sus- Civil Defense Booklet entitled "all Out In the aged, as well as the young, love ceptible to malnutrition, Dr. Dale states. Protection — What to Do and Know and environmental acceptances are of Physical factors such as loss of teeth and About Nuclear Attack." utmost importance. In the past, society's ill fitting dentures may cause many imThe booklet is free and may be procurindifference and rejection of the elderly portant food items to me eliminated red at the West Post Office -- call for it. person have led him to social depen- from the diet. Sight, taste, and smell are )e less active in the older person and food dency and stagnation. loses much of its appeal.

One homing pigeon flew from Indo"When the elderly person views his fuchina to France, a distance of 7,200 In the aging patient, Dr. Dale writes, ture and finds little promise and few miles, a few years ago. Flights of 1,000 the nutritional problem is not to feed human ties, one can expect him to look or more miles are quite common. They to the sweet memories and pleasures of the hungry but to coax the patient to- have three sets of eyelids, one of which ward better nutritional habits. the past," Dr. Davis writes. is transparent.

•( ) When senior citizens live together as man and wife, a life of emotional tranQUERIES NUMEROUS ON SHADE quility is the rule. Problems arise when TREE DAMAGE FROM MISTLETOE either spouse dies and the survivor must Now that most shade trees have shed live alone, with another family unit, or their leaves, the presence of mistletoe is in a nursing home. most easily noted. Harlan ;Smith, extenDISTRICT The physician often becomes the fam- sion plant pathologist, Texas A. and M. ily counselor and soon learns the pa- College, reports a considerable increase Mrs. Rind. C. Mateika tient's problems and the interpersonal in the number of queries from over the Rt. 4, Box 504 reactions of the family. The doctor state as to the damage this parasitic Bryan, Texas learns from the patient the ways in plant can cause.

DISTRICT 11 `which he feels rejected and the extent Smith says when mistletoe is present to which he feels a burden to society.

Mrs. Clara Hejl A hostile attitude of relatives toward in excessive amounts it may weaken or Route 4 the patient can be handled effectively by slowly kill shade trees. It frequently Temple, Texas allowing the family to air their feelings. grows on the limbs of hackberry, osage DISTRICT III In many instances, ventilation of feel- orange, oak, elm, mesquite and other ings will dissipate the hostility, Dr. Da- trees, and obtains water and plant nuMrs. Wilma Nesuda vis explains. Relatives should be re- trients from its host tree.

Telico Road assured that their efforts to build a conNo chemical is available for mistleEnnis, Texas structive role in life for the aged person toe control. If a tree has only limited inwill reap dividends.

DISTRICT IV fections of the parasite, he suggests that The patient also should be allowed to the mistletoe and branches be pruned.

Mrs. Ed. Haisler express his feelings of hostility from his Young branches should be pruned a foot Rt. 1 environmental rejection, such as loss of or more below the point of infection. On Seymour, Texas his children's love, forced retirement, older branches, the bark and small physical illness, or forced geographic amount of wood must be cut out for a DISTRICT V move. In addition, the patient should be distance of a foot or more from the point Mrs. Maxine Sefcik encouraged in positive attitudes and of infection. A tree paint disinfectant 2301 Airline Drive thoughts, participation in social gath- should be applied to the cut surface from Houston 9, Texas erings, educational programs, and cul- time to time to prevent wood rot infectural and rellgious endeavors. Once a tion while the wound is healing, Smith DISTRICT VI program of this type becomes effective, explains.

Mrs. Frank Brdeclm the elederly patient will become proThe specialist points out that it is Rt,, 1, Box 150 ductive and happy, Dr. Davis writes. useless for one individual to try and Rosenberg, Texas Emotional factors also have a bearing eliminate mistletoe if it is plentiful and on nutritional roblemS of the aged, writes nearby. However, on valuable shade trees DISTRICT VII Dr. Sebron C. Dale, internist at the Uni- that are infected, an attempt should be versity to Texas M. D. Anderson Hos- made to remove the parasite by pruning Mrs. Marcella Kleprlik pital and Tumor Institute in Houston.

202 Schmaltzer Lane or by breaking off with a hook fastened Anxieties, conflicts, and loneliness to a long pole. New sprouts may grow San Antonio 1, Texas Vt. ST NI K — WEST, TEXAS

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DANCE DATES OF LODGE HILLJE Triumphs Saturday, Jan. 13, 1962 — "The Traits" Saturday, Jan 27 — Lim Snider and "The Echoes."

• 4, • LODGE NO. 15 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.

2. 0 Dance Calendar of. Holland Lodge No. 80 Sunday, January 14, 1962 — Dance, music

by Joe Patek's Orch. of Shiner ____ ti * Dance Dates of Lodge 66, Elm Mott Saturday, Jan. 13th — Henry Brosch Orch. of Moulton Saturday, Jan. 20th — Hi-Toppers of New Braunfels Saturday, Jan. 27th — Slim Haisler's Play Boys of Temple Meet your friends at Linden Hall where everyone comes for a grand time.

Dance Dates of Lodge No. 39 Saturday, January 13 — Vrazel's Polka Band playing,, Saturday, January 20 — Slim Haisler's Play Boys Saturday, January 27 — J. C. Whatley's String Band playing.

Dance Dates For Lodge No. 35 Elk, Texas January 13 — Henry Dulock of West, Texas Vrazel's Polka Band of January 20 Cameron, Texas January 27 — Bob Haisler of Temple, Texas Entertainment Chairman, Rudolf Vicha Jr. ) • •ge • ( A big celebration is being planned by the "Dallas Sokol" to commemorate the Fiftieth Year Anniversary of its founding in 1912.

A special program is being prepared and the festivities will begin with a gala Dance, Saturday night January 13th at the Sokol Hall, 7448 Greenville Avenue.

All of the ',Sokol Units of the Southern District are cordiall y invited to send a representative delegation to this event.

Sunday, January the 14th in the afternoon, a special program will be presented. All of you come to honor the memory of our Founders, who were also members of our SPJST. • 4 The mist produced by water going over Victoria Falls, Africa, is visible '70 miles away.

Research - Gets Results There's a remarkable industry in the USA which rarely gains the headlines.

‘It has no board of directors, no stockholders, no visible profits.

And yet it's the fastest-growing business in the nation!

Certainly, all of us are aware why research, like Topsy, is growing so fast. It pays off. Funds invested in research produce traceable returns in better products and competitive products.

Wednesday, January 10, 1962 serious malady. The experts suggest, if you get a cold: 1. Don't hesitate to take plenty of rest, and if at all possible, stay in bed.

2. Eat rather lightly and drink pienty of fluids.

3. Avoid mingling in crowds and, as nearly as possible, stay in an even temperature. By keeping away from others, you also protect them from your cold.

4. If the cold continues and you develop fever, call your doctor. There may be some other cause for the fever. ) •

And one more thing is for sure — the Montezuma had a palace in Mexico billions spent by American industry on research are directly responsible for the City, complete with gardens, zoo, art galswift rise in the American standard of lery, baths, dining halls, and even a harem, long before he ever heard of living. white man.

Incidentally, the rate of growth is as• tounding. Back in the Roaring Twenties, American business spent less than $100 Nevada has the lowest average rainmillion a year on research and develop- fall of any state — less than 12 inches ment. per year.

Now in the Soaring Sixties, research is costing about $12 billion annually — as much as the whole national outup in '1890!

Thousands of new opportunities are being provided by research.; Rockets, are adding exciting new possibilities.

They can be preludes to future growth — District 1 if we are all determined that it shall be.

Each of us can help to bring this V. H. BARINA about if we recognize that our own fuRoute 1 ture is bound up in the welfare of all.

Smithville, Texas ) • 40 ( District Z BEN 11/IIKOLA,T 111 W. Rio Grande St. We would not discourage those who Taylor, Texas think they have discovered a cure for District 3 the common cold, but, so far as science is concerned, there is not yet any vacARNOLD M. VRLA cine or serum that will prevent an in6307 Saratoga Circle dividual from, at some time or other, Dallas 14, Texas "catching cold."

District 4 About the best defense for the indiFRED KVETON vidual, anxious to prevent colds, is to Route 1 avoid those who have a cold, dress wormAbernathy, Texas ly and avoid becoming chilly or wet, eat properly, get enough fresh air, exercise District 5 and rest.

Of course, the above rules consti-tute JARDA. CERNY sound advice, whether one wants to 1521 Woodvine Drive T (-) 4-(Irl dodge a cold or not. They represent common sense applied to the job of living District 6 well. The advice will tend to prevent LEO KRAUSE, JR. one from getting sicknesses of any kind.

P. 0. Box 427 About all that it will not help prevent Inez, Texas is an accident, or the unexpected visit of an unwelcome relative.

District 7 'rho average person is apt to overJAR OSLAV KLEPRLIK look the possible serious consequences of 202 Schmeltzer Lane the ordinary cold. If taken in hand, a San Antonio 1, Texas slight cold may not be dangerous but, Telephone DI 4-1760 if neglected, it can develop into a more

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Between 1850 and 1860, the population The white collar class is usually the first to feel the pinch of the high cost of of Vermont was reduced by half — by living; this was so in the Twenties, but extensive migration westward. the white collar class hasn't done much • about it.

Marriage is a union of two people in which the man usually pays the dues.

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York City; John Adams, in Philadelphia.

Uncle Sam seems to be the highestpaid man in every village and city in the United States.

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Emil &Ana Plaster of Ceremonies "ledge of Allegiance Iii.i.oduction of Distinguished Guests Introduction of Charter Members Representative of American Sokol Guest Speaker Organization PROGRAM be Recreating of Memorable Events of Sokol Zizka Narriated by Louis Toberny 50 Year History PART I "Recollection of Yester-year" Scene 1: Gymnastic Activities at W. J,. Rezek Residence Scene 2: Constrction of the First Home of Sokol Zimka 3'700 Carl Street PART U Golden Scenes of Human Statuary depicting the 'history of Sokol from its first inception in the Free Czecho slovakia, United States and Dallas.

Scene 1: Suppression of the Czech Nation Scene 2: Its Founder — Miroslav Tyrs Scene 3: The exemplification of physical fitness of Sokol Scene 4: Undying devotion in the struggle for freedom and democracy; World War Conflict Scene 5: Reconstruction of the Nations Scene 6: Physical training presented by the Sokol Zizka Dallas for their members ssion to Dance, Saturday Jan. 13 — $1.00 per person Dinner: $2.50 per plate Adults .T.125 per plate Children SOKOL ATHLETIC CENTER — SOKOL ZIZKA 7448 Greenville Avenue, Dallas, Texas UMW

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