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PA ATE Prvni prozkoumani severoamericke pevniny je obyeejne prieiteino Evropanum — Nortim, Britann, Francourtim, Italfun a Holand'antm. Z evrepskeho stanoviska historickeho je to snad spra y -ne,zam tovSkprehldnutioby, predcha.zejici okamZik, kdy na ptide NoVeho sveta spoeinula mho, prvniho Mocha. test, vzdavana, prvnimu cestovateli, prinaleli prirozene prvnimu pristehovalci, kterY se odvaZil zaloZiti svtij 'domov na -Leto pevnine pied nejakymi 25.000 lety, tedy americkemu Indianovi.

Indiann nebyli divoSi bez kultury a bez civilisace, jak je nekteri dejepisci Mnoha indianska kultura — jako na priklad kultura Majft; Aztekti a obyvatelti Pueblos — byla v nejednom oNeat pokroeileji, neZli byla kultura Evrapantl v dobe, kdy 2 po prve pristali u bfehti nove pro ne pevniny pied nejakYmi peti stoletirai.

Z Evropann, kteri "objevili" Nov' svet, nejvice jich pochazelo ze zemi, ktere leZely pM pobreli Atlantickeho ocednu. Prvnimi z nich byli Skandinavci, vZdy chvalne znami jako vborni moreplavci; prinesli ssebou sviij jectine(my talent pro technologii, jak0, to i pracovni vytrvalost. Sveclove uvedli ,sem Jedna tretina srubove domky. kteri vybudovali PanamskY prOplav, byIi . . FinSti namornici byli "devetaetyricatniky" v kalifornskem honu za zlatem.

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(Informaeni elanek) Pro vetSinu Skandinavcit, kteri se pristehovali do Ameriky, melt) zvaStni pritaZlivost pohraniel. Nejvice usazovalu se jich na streciozapade, kam, je lakaly zalesnenY kraj a roviny. Byli to zemeclelci, oddani pale a zakladajici Si na pre,stYZi, kterou ssebou vlastnictvi pddy a jeji obedla,vani prinaSely.

Skandinavci a Italove byli prvni, kteri prozkoumavali pobreZni koneiny Novett° sveta, ale jednim z prvnich belocht, kterY na ni ykroeil, byl Irean. Byl jim namornik, kter pFiplui s Kolumbem. Od to daby se pristehovalo , do tett): zeme vice Irft neZli pKsiunIkü vSech ostatnich narodnosti z celeho sveta od roku 1776. Tr byl prvni Evropan, kterY priSel do Kentucky, Jr. byl prvni anglicky mluvici elovek v Kalifornii.

Skoro stejne eetni byli pristehovalci nemeeti. Odhaduje se, Ze etvrtina vkch pritomnYch obyvatelft Spojenych statti je potomkti . nemeckYch prilkopnikft a pozdejSich nemeckYch nristehovaleti. Podle jisteho clejepisce bylo cele pohraniei, od Maine po Georgie v rukou Neraen, jejich Z potomci se pozdeji usadili v Mohawk Valley v New Yorku, v Kentucky a v Tennessee, a jeSte -pozcieji v Missouri, v severnim Illinois, ye. Wisconsinu a Texasu.

New Braunfels v Texasu j e dnes nejzapadnejim inestem, pojmenovanYrn te-

mito nemecko - americkYmi hranleati.

NejhluhSi. stopy prozkournavani a budovani americkeho zapadu zanechali vSak Francouzi. LaSalle, Nicollet, Joliet, Marquette a Radisson byli cestovatele, jejichZ. jrnena spojujeme ye zpominkach s krajinou kolem VelikYch jezer a s dolirn teky Mississippi. Tyto badatele nasledovalo na tisice jejich rodakii, take skoro 10.000 americkych mest s francouzskYmi jmeny upomina na jejich pruk!opnicke vYzkumv.

Toto byly hlavni etnicke vlivy pti priiSkumu nove zeme. NemtiZeme ovgem pfehlenouti ani vliv Spanelt v Kantor- SyYcarii, jako na ptiklad Johna Suttera, kterY zavdal podnet k nezapomenutelne honiece za zlatem it Kalifornii kteti zalaili New York — Skottl, jako na ptikiad Johna Pokraeovani na strane 5

Oznarneni Slavnostni eislo Vestniku k °slave nage ho 65 ti leti vyjde prvniho eervence a butte venovano, pokud mono vYhradne naSim zakladateliiim a dejinam piivodnieh 25 Iádü. Komu moino laskaye ptispejte ptivedni historii dejin te ktere osady kde tally na§e povstaly. — Piedem

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Je radost se podivat jak prate v polich pokrocila a jak Urody po de gti krasne rostou. — Zde v okoli pal. West kukurice za kratko bude volati po vlaze a doufejme, ze zaveas se de gte doekame.

-- V nekterYeh mistech pri Grapevine a Lewisville, Decatur a pobli ge Gainesville bylo cle gte nadbytek ale ji g je teg vlatieky zapotrebi. Na svYch zajezdech do osad, potkavame velke trucky, nalotene krasnou Alfalfou ze statu Oklahorny, tak jiste ze i tarmdobre de gte jim pornohli.

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Prevga la vge to co ji g bylo zbudovano, nage zkugenosti starch a kde zapotteby dopinila je svymi novymi vedomosti tak, aby na ge SPJST mohla nadale rust a tisp gne pinit sve poslani.

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Preto v gdy pii kagcle naborove kampant se klade diaraz pa ziskani co nejvetgiho pootu mladege. Nate Jednota ye svenar 65 roku od sveho zalo geni potrebuje jak kag da. jina, nove eleny ke svemu rustu. Ka gdY si pamatujme, ze obzvlaSt' potrebujeme mlade 'deny aby se nadgene zapoj ili do kulturniha , nageho Pied volbou katclY ten kanclidat earn snageni, mimo pojigteni, ktere je ovgem nutne pro ka gcleho ziskat pokud zdravi slibuje, ze jen jak jej zvolinae, ze se to zasadi, iaby platy nas vgech stoupli, clovoluje. vetgi zisk ze vgeho co vypestujeme a mime na prodej, dane must bYt sniteny, Nyni obzvla gte kdy na ge mladet opoulepgi nakup, lep gi testy a co vim vice gti gkolu aby v prazdninach u givala vice a zni to opravdu jak by Wm chystal volnosti a naeerpala nowYch sil pro priraj na zemi.

Jak ale po volbach? — gti gkoini obdobi a kdy nemt geme bYti Nu, vgak uvidime. Jiste, ze jste jegte stale okolo nich, abyehona, je mogno-li nevideli, ze nekterY ten politikak by byl chranili od nebezpeei neb smrtelneho aschudl. Obyeejne co jsme tobo svedky, razu, je givotni pojigteni aneb trazove ze kdyg takovy hrdina pozna, ze ztraci nejlepgi ochranou, • • vliv pildu pod nohama tak presidli K praci agitaeni, k rizeni Clenske jine strany a slibuje zas tam dal, at ko[nnone je nutria, spoluiarace v gech aby se hory zelenaji.

• k J\T ktereho hledime do na geho kruzi skat poznal, nejsme pouhy poZnovu upozorriujerne, ze plamilerhe vydati slavnostni eislo k oslave nageho jig t'ovaci spolek. Jenom tim, ge nage 65ti leti dne prvniho eervence. Bude ye- SPJST podava elenstvu prave to, co ponovano nagim zakladateltun a dejinam jigt'ovna vYdeleend dle sveho slo geni poJedno'ty a pavodnim 25 radium Laskave dati nikomu nenyag e, to jest poskytova,paispejte komu mono do 10. e'ervna nej- nim rugneho, spoleeenskeho givota cog (Tele, privodni historii techto kada a o- pusobi pritag live na verejnost a nagi nalade g. Zde mane psi soustavne 'pianosob kde tyto rady povstaly.

• • vane eirmosti, dobre pole k praci naboPremfglel jsem o torn, co napsati rove. vhodneho ku dni zdobeni hrobu na paA pak, at zauChne tu na gi mladeg 1311matku vg ech tech, kteri ve veenem miru 'odpoeivaji a jak jen vyjadriti nage jatou do spolkoveho vedeni, tak nemuuprinane vzpominky. Mne tam v to sime mitt obav, to mladg i generace pomint nezname nisi, odpoeiva nejstargi vede nag e rady zrovna tak bezpeene, jasyn, yam treba, zas matka, otec, bratr, ko Cinili otcove a dedove jenom je sestra, a co je tech drahYch vie. Prave zapoti'ebi vzbuditi zajem a vlidne i je vhodna doba, kde je mezi givYmi do- uznale s rnladeti jednati a dal gi se jig brYch skutka zapotreby vic ne g jindy, podda samo sebou.

• a tak i to parnatku na gich mrtyYch uctiTajemstvi rispechu east° lezi v torn, me nejlepe, kdy g kde je nam mogno, mahame potrebnYm. zivyrn, U hrobu jak v nag ich radech s tou mlad gi genena gich drahYch snatme se porozumet a raci jednanae. Ono to tu nail mladet teg pochopit, ze obnovujeme jejich givot, poteg i, nektere to slovo uznani jim kclyZ theme dobrYm givotem a tvorime venujete. Jo tetko i Mina star gim nekdy dobr:;7 priklad tern, kteici prijdon po nas. elenstvu yybovet, tak jakou dokonalost Pro vzpominky na ty co nam odesli, ne- rno gno od mladegi nezkugene pogadovat? zapominejme na give kolem nas.

•5 e Nekdy i toho novinare, v praci pro Protote nam star gi elenstvo tomer.' verejnost sestarleho, jeho' dilo omrzi, denne nav gdy odchazi, je nam i jinYm kdy g jen velice yzacne kdy' nektere to bratrskYm, Jednotam nutno nahraditi slovo uznani zaslechne. V naSem bratr-

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skein, sesterskern kruhu oheas vzpomerite na to, ie uznani hkeje, posiluje a nove na,dgeni vzbudi v kaklem, at' jii mlad nebo stargi, mut neb zena a pfejete-li udr2eti si ochotniky pottebn.e, jednejme — Ze nag davnSr pritel bratr Anton s ka2dYm uznale vlidne.

Brotek v Dallas jest vaZne nemocen.

• • Ptejeme obrat k lepgirnu.

• • V minulYch dobach pfistupovali &anave do nagi Jednoty na male pojitte— Ze s u tadu 92 v Fort Worth budou ni, ponevadt tehdy pomery easto jinak nedovolovaly opatriti si poji gteni v pa- potadat ve prospech Domova Odpodinku .dne 9 ttebne vYgi. — Pomery se od tech dob a pro Tabotigte mladete, v sobotu nagich zaldadatelit a star gich znaene derma weer velkou taneeni zabavu a zmenily a dnes je mane, pri lepgich kaiklY je fictive zvan. Ptijd'te v gichni a ptijmech temek kaklemu si pojigteni podpokte dobrou vec, pie tajernnik bratr zvYgit. — U stargich clenu nejen ie to- J. D. Waggoner. • • to nelze odekavat ale ant jik to neni Mladgi elenove meli by o tom Ze • ji2 se zas zaslechne natek na vaZne uvatovat a nemaji-h pojistku do- povatlive sucho z ruznYch mist kde nestateenou tuto si co nejdtive zvYgiti. davne degte je minulY. Neobyeejne sil• • ne vetr3r vlahu rychle vysugi. NepamatuNeodkladejte se zvY genim vageho poj i- jeme, te by v kvetnu tak dlouho silne gteni pokud Vam to vase stati a zdravot- vetry byly.

• • ni stay umogni, jetto nyni jest k tomu nejpiihodnej gi doba,. Nage bratti a sesminulY tYclen zeintel krajan Katry arganisatoki vain nejlepe poradi a rel Pavlas nam dobte znamY osadnik vysv'etli, jak si musts nedostatedne po- Fort BendskY. Za,nechal syna a decry jigteni zvYgiti v ptitomne dobe nagi bratra a sestry a v gem plati nage souprospivajici Jednoty. strast.

• • • • — Ze u mantehl DrozdovYch v HallettNikdo neni tak dobrY, jak ha laska VYehvaluje, — ale tei, nikdo neni tak sville maji radost z devdatlea ktere se gpatnY jak jej slepa inenavist chce ma- jim v nemocnici narodilo. Mnoho Stesti pfejeme. lovati.

• • • sta,tenka Johana Sladeekova Neni spravne, kcly2 nada mezi nami zerritela minulY Wen ye Flatonii. Zanami ma acichylnY nazor, hned se toho nechala mantela, d ye dcery, tki syny a chytit a yea kterou zastiva kritisovat. vgem vyslovujeme nagi soustrast.

• • Myslim ze je lepe v zajmu dobre, shody vyekat dasek na pravdu. Ov em to — Ze rodinnY sjezd Hrneitti bude se PRAVDA chodi easto zahadnymi cesta- konat v nedeli 3. &alma na Maravii je mi, musime na ni ,dlouho Cekat, ale — to stars prilkopnicka rodina velice poeetne... v2dycky ptijde, to mi vette.

• • • • 2e v Austin zemtela v nemocnici — Nektere, osada ma nekolik tadil se stejpant Karla Farkova, a byla k veenemu nou pogtou ba i easto stejna jmena &a- odpoeinku lilotena na htbitov v ElCamnt. a tim nedostateenim oznaeenim zpii- po. Zanechala zde 3 sestry a 4 bratry. sobuje Se zbyteene mrhani easu. Proto Nate soustrast pozilstale rodine. kdyt se obracime na fitedniky na gi Hlav• • ni fitadovny v jakekoliv zaletitosti neo— Ze krajan Jan Naiser v Bay City pomerime udati tedy disk) tad'', a sveho zeintel po srdednim zachatu a zapalu certifikatu. plic, kdy2 jak tem& uzdraveny byl do • • domova ptevezen. — Cele velke Pamatujte v pflgti vagi schuzi tadove nage soustrast. upozorniti na daletite vYroei nagi Jed• • noty a jakYm zpesobem se vas tad mini 2e pan John gablatura — piste: zapojit do peta gedesati lets oslavy.

Kdyt jsme si vyjeli do Hallettsville mi•4• nulY tYclen vgude ph Refugio a Viktorii Rodinni schiime bylo videt po trave, te tam meli ∎nadbyVkroeni schfize vgech potoinkil Jana tek clegte. Zpatky jsme jell domu da Nuea Rosalii Jakubill bude se kona dne 3. ces okresu pies Gonad a Beeville a v gueervna 1962 ve "Flag Hall' pH 2abeik- de bylo videt ,dobre firody a znamky devine. KahlY kdo s touto rodinou zptiz- gte at za mesteoko Mathis a jak prejede nen jest uctive zvan vYborem. keku Nueces, tak vtude sucho.

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Strana 3 - Ze pri East Bernard neSt'astnou nahodou se postrelil krajan Henry Krenek na sve farms. Byl k otetreni odvezen do nemocnice v Beeville jak oznameno.

Prejeme brzke pozdraveni.

— Ze v nedeli dne 6. t. in. se konala: velka slavnost na HostYne a prevladala pry tam opravdu pratelska nalada jak nam bylo zdeleno. Kucharky tam meli priehy,stany vYbornY obed a reenici, hudba i zpey vte chvalyhodne.

— Ze ph Sealy nettastnou nahodou se v 'race utopila pant Arthur 8midova, a proto te byla pohretavand nekolik dna net byla vylovend, jeji tel.° bylo v rozkladu. Bude h veonemu odpoeinku ulotend ,na frSideckY hrbitov a nate soustrast — Ze na leeeni do austinske nemocnice v Houston zemkel pan Frank Sk •ivanek star 73 let od San Felipe. Polikeb mel na hi-bitov tamnejti. Nate soustrast rodine.

• • - Z. e by jsme si meli dat dobrY pozor na ty nate pany kandidaty co prijdou do utti volby dne. 2. eervna. Natal jsou velice ochotni slibovat a rozdavat z ciziho, jen jak budou zvoleni. Vettina, jich nedba jak ten nat statni dluh roste a nedbaji, te to kdosi must zaplatit.

Kdyby to nebylo k plaei je to at mane.

— Z Polska pies more, sem k vozi vaiielca, a prodavaji se zde net je zde mohou farmari prowlvat kdyt ,musi kupovat drahe krmivo, re je nati vladou 'clevatene tarn do Polska zclarma. Nate i1hlavni r.ic pratele maji z toho tvandu. — Pro takovou vec hlasuji ty nati zastupei, Merl nam toho tolik naslibovali.

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Dopisovat i prilotene, tiskoviny jsem Vag zastojech naobdrtel. Protote pitete botenskY'ch 0 kterych maim katdy roznahled a k tomu jests jste ten vat dopis nepodepsal abych jej mall vratit, — tak jde jak katdY jinV nepodeptany dopis do kote.

Redaktor S pozdravem )•

Nag ve v ef' vu Dedikace noveho nemocnieniho pH Domovu Odpoeinku v Taylor, bude se konat v nedeli dne 3. eeivna 1962 elenstvo a delegace fadii budou Spravce a •editele Domova

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Z Domova Odporamai Mile sestry a bratri: V dnegnim oisle Vestniku najdete oznameni programu na g eho slavnostniho otevteni noveho ktidla zvane 'Infirmary' na gein SPJST Domova Odpoeinku. to, jste v gichni zvani, je-li Vain moZno abyste se sneastnili..Jak vidite tad Praha .eislo 29 se postara o chutny °bed se vgim ptislugenstvim za mirnou cenu.

Program odpoledni bude kratky, by jste melt ptilelitOst si prohlednout celY. nag Domov. V Domove bu,dou sestry od radu eislb 29 Praha podavat kavu a pune (nemanie pro to slovo punch desk vyraz) a : suchary (cookies) zdarma. Bode to pro nos tady, v Domove slavnostni den a v g ichni se jiZ na to te gime a ptipravujem a doufame, ze nas nezklamete a ze Vas v ten den hodne prijede.

Kdybyste vedeli jakou maji na-si hoste radost kdyZ se' na ne prijclete podivat a si s nimi trochu promluvit, jsem jist, ze jiste prijedete.

Nag Domov Odpoeinku jiZ pies etyri roky dela to co na g e Jetlnota ma ye Atitu, Podpora,,Lidskost a Bratrstvi. S phstavenim noveho Domov je schopen se postarat o nade hosty ted' i kdy2 onemocni a nejsme nuceni je posilat nekam jinam. Mame zde nektere, co jsou zde jiZ hnedle zadtku. V gichni starnem, manic zde ) co jsou jiZ pies 90 let stare (budou 93) letos. Vet gina se pohybuje mezi 75 a 90 let. Zajiste je to pekne SUE SnaZime se v genioZne s man'elkou a i celY personal bychom jim to jejich stari zprijerimili a aby byli spokojeni. Donfame, ze velmi velka va gina je spokojena a to nos tell. Mame taky radost z toho, ze na nos taky vy vzpomi-

VEST Ni K — WEST, TEXAS Ve stteclu, 'Inc 30. kvetna 1962 nate, at' jiZ je to dary neb va gemi navg tevy. Bez Vas bychom se citili zapomenuti a cloufame ze i naddle budete na nos pamatovat.

Pritonine mame te2 velmi dobre bratry feditele, kteri maji Domov Odpoeinku doopravdy v srdci. Venuji hodne sveho Casa na to by Domov Odpoeinku dostal svojim povinnostem a posledni dobou byli nuceni sahnot i do kapsy bychom mohli zaplatit nase pohleda yky a 'ARM Domovu bez jakekoliv nahrady a nrolcu.

Zasluhuji nase diky za jejich obetavost.

Prijed'te na nasi slavnost a ptesvedete g." se na vlastni oei, ze mame peknY a dobrY Domov a ze se nemusime stydeti za tu, ze nese Nazev SPJST Rest Home.

Dela nasi Jednote dobrou reklamu i lanni ceskemu Texasu. Tak si k nam ten vylet udelejte a jsme jisti, ze toho nebudete litovati na shledanou 3. eervna a zustavam jako Ody Vag Rudolph Troubil P. S. Mame slibenou ucast peveckeho sboru tadu 'dish) 84.

Slavnostni Otevfeni Nemocnibilio Krdla SPJST Domova Odpoeinku, Taylor, Texas V nedeli 3. eervna 1962 POitAD: Obed v sini raclu Praha SPJST od 11:00 do 1:00 hodiny cena obeda $1.00 1:30 hodin odpoledne 1) Slib Vernosti.

2) Ilymna Star Spangled Banner, zpiva pi. James Bartosh 3) Hymna Kdc Domov Maij , zpiva pnai James Bartosh 1) Ceremonial' brats Sid Pokladnik predstavi nisledujici: a) H. W. Alareak, predsedu SPJST Domova Odpoeinku. b) Rudolph Troubil, spravce SPJST Domova Odpoeinku c) iteditele SPJST Domova Odpoeinku d) iT •edniky a vYbor radii Praha Oslo 29, SPJST 5) AnglickY proslov, starosta, mesta Taylor, R. E. Kollman 6) eskY proslov bratr E. L. IVIarek, predseda SPJST 2:30 odpoledne: Strihani stuhy a picedani kliee u SPJST Domova odpoeinku Peehlidka SPJST Domova Odpoeinku do 4:30 Sestry radu Praha eislo 29 budou podavat kavu a punch zdarma v Domove Odpoeinku.

PeveckY sbor itadu eislo 84 SPJST bade zpivat v Domove Odpoeinku Pro ranni navStevniky od 8:30 rano, sestry rata. Praha v sini budou mit kavu a zakusky.

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Dokoneeni se strany 1 Muira, ktery prozkoumal pohori. High Sierras y e SkalistYch. horach, a proslavend hraniCare Kit Carsona, Daniela Poutnikti z Boone a Dave Crocketta kteri pristali u Plymouth Rock -Chianti a Japoncd.

Cinane jsou zde asi 130 let, a Japonci je poeetne dohonili asi za polovina- ease. 0 prisMnicich techto dvou narodnosti nitaeme idol, ze vybudovali velkou 6ast, Montany, Colorada, Idaho a Kalifornie jakoZ i atyri Zeleznieni trate, ktere tehdy kriZovaly pevninu. Prave einska skupina nadeniku, nostupujicich se zapadu, potkala roku 1869 podobnou skupinu Ira, kladoucich koleje s vYcho• du, a spojila tak po prve v dejinach zeme vYchodni pobre2i se zapadnim lezmCni trati.

Prave jako tito prvni cestovatele, priikopnici a pristehovalci, tak se zaslouM o vybadovarri teto zeme y jinYch smerech a v jinYch easech Americana r ,rtych narodno ,, ti a rUznych pozadi.

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— New York: -- The International Rescue Committee protestoval proti tomu, B •itove v Hong Kongu posilaji zpet tisice uprchlin z komunisticke einy, • 'Zone hladem. Podle sla y pr esidenta teto organizace Williama. J. Vanden Heuvela, poru:Suji Britove svou akci stanovy Spoj. narodu, podle nichz me kaMY opravdovY politickY unrchlik pra y° na asyl v svohcEdnem svete.

Ic.anada ne11:7Ale VOiS;(1) do Toos-.1•.t,. — Ottawa, Fronada,--- Kanacia, KonaOa nepomMe SpojenYm statfun clnanit Laos 'pied konninisty. Kanadsky ministr zahranie'l Howard Green rekl, Kanada poMdana o poslani voiska do T.,aosu, zamitne to, nebot' neni i_denern obranneho paktit

13 - U: ."`Z Oa rl SEK Podzimni schtze okrsku bude se konat v druhe polovine mesici srpna cine 19. v Camp Tahuaya, pobliZe Belton, spojena, s "Youth Activity Day? tolioto okrsku. SpoleenY obed v poledne. Vic o torn program"' bade zdeleno. ad'Arne by naSe iakrsky braly na nose oznameni ohled.

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Danbury, Texas. — PodrobnY program vYT.-oel Jednaty x JaSeho. proto jak nam bude zaslan uverejnime. active zvemo -v is k ften-ti senfize ktera Se bode S' ESTt. 7,7Podzimni schnze okrsku bude dne 10. Cervna poeinaje o poradana u radu Karel Ha yli6ek 'dist° weer v nasi HA-love:81.nd. ----4 v Hallettsville, Texas v "Recreation idadiovny bratr. Edw. Marek 1o qznamu slavnosti prom Hall" Dne 4. listopadu 1962. Za6atek N. ao mild -esicy jsoa•-uc' 1 hddinu odpoledne. -ada.me ostatni by die mfAnosti pNspE"4y okrsky aby nam ten den laskave pone.30 pred'em jim dekuje:.'He chaly. Frank J. OVSovskY, okrskovy tasti. si pov‘Sintnete dopisu V j emnik. a prijd'te ye velkern poatt, Clenove Jednoty jsou u Nas SED1WCZ °KRUK S pozdravem Tento okrsek planuje svoji podzimni R. F. Holubec, schtzi u radu La Parita Mslo- 161 poblUe Jourdanton na den 9, zari a okrsek Z'ada aby jim tento den byl pro jeBratri a, sestry, jich schtizi laskave ponechan. praMIel Vain . oznamit, Ostatni okrsky jakmile sve schdze, misto, eas a program prihlasi, budou videlna, rado yA schUze patch. -nee' dne 3. Cerynn do tohoto poradu pdipojeni. byeejiae V nedell odpalec Bade to nase prvid K cukrov tit.iny,— Havana, tuji Yeeer a v tYdnu a Kuba. — Kubanska delnicka -federate na .bor Rube vyzvala tisju'_e dobrovolnikft, Rh)/ jak to bode pracovaj_, se ma. dostavit a vyrovn pomohli sklidit zbYva j ici cukroyou Lam. nu tared sezonou deS"t6, ktera u a na- CO halo (1101.-a ma do sch_. ,• ,-l 7r zpravu. stat behem nekolika Ont. Dobrovolnici Tak, nozapomente nn tuto. maji pry- nechat sveho "zarnes[na.ni. a "koly" a delnici, kteN zilstanou doma, patek veeer drie 8. oervna v 8 eer a pidjd'te jedenkaMy. mos.i pracovat pies eas.

S pozdravom E. R. Ja.kubil ta". . ',Adine rntrklcarni zbrarke pro :Kanatiu, — Brockville, Ontario, Kanada, 97073.S sterskY pfedseda John Diefenbaker prozde za volebni kampane, .zie jell° Came sestry a bra111, JaChci upozorniti nose Man y, konservativni vlada neniHpusti, aby oi1t?• z , ,e ro 130 ". branne nuklearni zbrane byly dopraveny v nedeli 3. enr. do Nanady. Dietenbaker usIlujo a sve de v znovilzvolern ye volbach stanoven,jmb 18. cervna. aye. ha Pa ,tecue, zrovna.

Stavka lcovodC1 iikaa, Viden, Rakous- ne .mohou. si koupit Dale chri uvedamit ho. — 280,000 Menu rakouske ko yodelniche unie zahajilo tento etvrtek stavku. okolo Dallas Pe estra ,U:4-1 i y 2adaji zvY;;eni plan o 11 az 17 procerit. vii, za6ne vyueovat deti

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napfed v jejim domova na 8631 Diceman ulici pak ai se jich vice ptihlasi, se odstehuje s nima do nagi Sokolovny. Nage eeske snaky v Dallas maji v uminku zaeiti eeskou gkolu ditek toto leto a podroO•nosti napi gi pozdeji.

Mli jsme zde minulY tYden vzacnou navStevu, byli zde bratr a sestra Ruble Holly, ze San Antonio, pak bratr Frank a sestra Jennie Lesikar z Taylor, Texas, zajeli jsme si v gichni take i sestra Carle Kebrlova, do Plano, Texas, kde jsme nayStivili rodinu W. Legikarovu, ktera tam vede velkou farrnu, rneli jsme se tam u nich velice dobi'e, na zpateeni ceste do Dallas jsme nav gtivili schazi Sokola 2igka, kde jsme na gli velkou navgtevu, sestra Ruble Holly je elenkou Sokola v Dallas. Rokovalo se tam ohledne ,,pfedelani schtze a slavnosti Zupy JiZni z Yukon, Oklahoma do Fort Worth, Texas, ph. ktere pfilditosti, se ma pHPj at Padesatilety SokolskY odznak nagerriu redaktoru L. 0. Hogkovi, ktery nyni path k sokolu v Galvestone, S bratrskYm pozdravem Vag Hugo Schefeak, dop.

• ST. • (kid 47 Seaton, Texas Sestry a bratfi: Dfdelite upozorneni bratram a sestram l'adu eislo 47! Zase jednou zaeinam s upozornenim a to velice dulaitym.

TYka se to opravy nebo npravy nagi dove sine. Jednalo se a rokovalo o tom ptedmetu dlouhy eas a v pfi gti eervencoye schtzi ktero, se bude odbYvat v patek veder 1. eer yna na miste v nedeli 3. eer y -na.TkbrtiaseypmtujeZ schfize se bude odbYvat v patek weer prvniho 'derma a zaeatek bude o osmi hodinaeh. Schfue tato je velice protok stavebni vYbor p1edloZi kadu dva plany a elenove maji rozhodnout s kterYm pia:nem budou souhlasit. 1TZ jsem nekolikrat psal ye Vestniku,e sin nepath jen ff1ednik0m aneb teal ktei ci chodi do schtze, path v gem elentm bez rozdilu a musi byt opravena nebo pHstavena.

To je samozi'ejme Ze fad nema, tolik hotovYch aby to krylo vydani s opravou spojene a musi se udelat dluh. KdyZ jsme staveli pavodni sin roku 1906 fed mel tolik pen& po ruce zaplatit pozemek (150 dolarti) a sin se stavela na 'dluh. KdyZ se sin pfestavovala roku 1937 nebo 1938 akorat nevim take se musel udelat dluh. (Ostatne kde se dnes n.eco podnika bez diuhu) jak Ysem se svrchu zminil budou ye schfizi pfedlokny dva plany a elenove maji rozhodnout pro kterY plan jsou. Rovna bude ptedlolen rozpoeet kolik kterY plan bude stat a co elenove v te schazi schvali na torn se zaene pracovat. TJ2 by byl take eas. Tak

VASTNf IC WEST, TEXAS sestry a bratfi pfijedle v gichni jiste do schtze v patek veder prvniho 'derma.

Novi elenove byli pkijati do kadu a sice Virginia a Jack Gandy.

Protok na. ge dopisovatelka do anglicke easti sestra Klara He j lova vypsala dopodrobna rtizne plany co fad hodla poiadat v budoucnosti tak to trochu zkratim. Na oslavu 651eteho trvani nagi Jednoty SPJST fad se rozho41 vYroeni piknik v nedeli 20. eervence.

Hal pre- kralovnu (Queen's Ball druheho okrsku je planovan na sabot(' 30. aeryna. Hudbu obstard Bob and his Melodians. OisV vYteZek bude venovan na program mladek druheho okrsku.

Nage zavodnice o kralovnu je Nancy Sefeik ,dceru gka pana a pani Joe Lee Sefelk. Zavodnice pro Vevodkyni (Duchess) je Janette Hru gka dcerugka pana a pani John Hru g ka. Jejich prtlyodel budou pro kralovnu Ace Loyd Chlanek syn pana a pani Jerry Chlapeli pro vevodkyni Frank Klinkovsky, Jr. syn pana a pani Frank Klinkovsky.

Jak uC bylo ye Vestniku uvefejneno po petapadesatiletem mankistvi odegla na yeenost moje druZka Lvota due 9. dubna. Churavela del gi dobu, trpela cukrovkou a pH torn se dostavila slabost srdce. Vzdor tomu branila se tomu vgemoZne a je gte v nedeli 8. dubna pekla kola6e. V pondeli ml chtela vypomoct ph prani a take pfi tom padla a byla mrtva. Zachytil jsem ji pak padala takZe viastne umfela v me mnaruei.

Bratr Ho g ek jestli se nemYlim se zminil ye Vestniku, Ze by bylo zahodno dat do Vestniku Zivotopis zem1elych elenft, tak ja se zrninim o jejim Lvote. Naro,dila se 11. blezna roku 1885 a byla p11 smrti 77 rokii stard. Narodila se v Ratibai u Vsetina na Mora y& Jeji Zivot byl svizelnY hned v -Calera detsvti. Otec ji unitel kdyZ byla asi rok stara a jeji matka chticla, vdova Zivila se praci nadenickou; east° musila jit na praci od domova a nekdy byla prye nekolik tYdnfi, tak maid Veru ga byla dana do opatrovani hud'to vzdalenym ptibuznYrn anebo cizim lidem a byla postrkovana z mista na misto. Kdy2 vy gla trojtlidni gkolu musila jit do shiny a slouZila v rfanych mistech al do te doby ne2 plijela do Ameriky. Sem plijela roku 1906 16. kvetna. Prave tou dobou se zaeinala stavba fadove sine.

Ten samY rok 1906 8. lijna jsme byli sezdani. Olenkou Jednoty se stala 13. prosince roku 1908 takk byla elenkou 1-dal 53 rokti. Ze zaeatku pokud ji pomery a eas dovolovaly byla einnou v ka2dem hnuti ale jak rodiny ptibYvalo tak byla vazana k domovu a k polni praci a nebylo se ji mono ddastnit se vekejnYch puinikil, ale plispivala podle mo2-

ye stkedu, due 30. kvetna 1962 nosti. Vychovala ;deset déti mnohdy zaA teZkych pomert ale vyrtistly vSecky, 2adne z nich neumkelo. Oasem dospelY, odchazely jedno po druhem z domova a zalelily svoje vlastni domacnosti a my zastali doma skoro sami. Ve svern Nye, te podstoupila dye operace a ke konci trpela cukrovkou ale pkieina jeji watt byla sraZenina krve (blood clod). Posledni tYden pled smrti trpela velike bolesti a smrt' ji byla vlastne vykoupenim z utrpeni.

Byl svatek matieek. V minulSich letech se tdeti s rodinarni sjely a vZdy ji pkivezly darky. Minulou nedeli 13. maje se zase sjely ale na misto darn pkivezly matiece kytice kviti na jeji my.

S bratrakYm, pozdravem Karel da Kalenda, dopisovatel Corpus Christi, Texas Cteni bratfi a sestry: Ve schtizich ktere se konaly 13. kvetna 1962 bylo iisne geno, aby v pfigtich schtizich ktere budou 10. 'derma byly pokadany s nejakYm programem.

Nasledkem toho Ce 8. dubna se zde pofadal "Panicky' Piknik" a 29. dubna okrskova schfue, tak se lupustile od oslavy poladani "Dne Matek", jak dosud bylo vZdy zvYkein. JelikoZ v dervnu, ptipada zase oslava "Dne (Act", tak chceme obe tyto oslavy spoilt a po schazich obouch rnIti nejake pobaveni a spoleenou yeeeri. Olenstvo Sokola i SPJST je iadano aby se vgechni sueastnili tech naHch schfizi, ktere zaeinaji ye 2 hodiny a konci ye 4 hodiny odpoledue, takCe zbude dosti easu pro spoleene pobaveni.

Bvá u /las zvykem, 'Ze kdy g se poradaji spoleene veeeke neb svaelny, tak vSichni maji pfispet do kuchyne nejakYmi zakusky. Vetere bude zdarna v 6 hodin. Hned pa schtzich zaene oblibena hra, kterou nekde jmenuji stoleekova, a eistY vYnos pfippadne do pokladny "Klubu Mlada." 1adu Anton J. Oermak Oslo 56.

Timto se dui srdeene pozvani vgern elentm, a vezmete sebou sve pfately, neb 1 neeleni jsou mezi narni rani videni. a vitani co hoste, neb nav gtevnici. Nazdar a na shledanou John Staga taj. ) &•( San Antonio, Texas Mill krajane: JiZ dam() vyslovena velika a veznegena nayglenka zaloZit 'Ceske museum V Texasu v posiedni dobe pote gitelne o'Zivla a nag la mnoho dalgich uptimnYch stoupenct. VelkYm Uspechem byla velmi poeetne nav gtivena informaeni schtze zajemet, ktera se konala V sobotu 12. kvetna 1962 v zasedaci sini Slovanske .Podporujici Jednoty Statu Texas (SPJ ST( v Temple, Texas. VS- eobecne proje-

Ve stredu, dne 30. kvetna 1962 vent' veliky zejem o vec je nejlepdim povzbuzenim k daldi praci.

Jsme si dobre vedomi vYznamu veci proto cheeme pracovati o daldi rozvoj teto mydlenky a. vSeraoZn.e prispeti uskuteeneni velkeho p ima vkho eeskeho lidu v Texasu. v1sledek byl zaruoen, je nutno vde nelelite projednat a za spoluprace vdech planovite postupovat. Mame y rouci tunu, aby vde pokraCovalo y e svent krdsnem snaZeni a dial° dobrou mydlenku. Za tim neelem bylo pritomnymi jednohliasne usneseno svolat daldi schuzi a pozvat zdstupce vdech nadich 6eskYch slolek v Texasu, jako i redaktory zde vydavanYch eeskYch novin. Sc,hfize bude se konat v sobotu 9. eer yna 1962 v 10' hodin dopoledne v zasedaci sin]. v budove Fist National Bank y Temple, Texas.

Zveme vas uprimne ke spoleenemu jednani, Zademe, abyste se zapojili, dostavili se do schtize, pripadne vyslali svoje zestuoce a spolecnymi silami pornohii uvesti mydlenku ve skutek. Poslouite dobre veci, na jejimZ zdaru nem vsem velmi zaleli.

Doufeme pevne, Ce vec najde u vdech pine porozumeni a za spolupraci predem srdeene dekujeme.

S krajanskYm pozdravem za Pripra y ny vYbor: Bolena Valeikova, t. 6. p•edsedkyne Jaroslav KlePrlik, t. 6. tajemnik ) •A itad 67. Seludenburg, Texas Bratri a sestry: Timto Vein :'daveme \Teat, Ze nade pravidelna schtize se bude konat v nedeli 3. eer yna jak obyeejne odpoledne.

Tedy Vas bratrsky Zademe, aby jste se ve velkein poeter do sve radove schtize dostavili. A vas sestry zdvorile Zadame, abyste laskave zas nejake zekusky ku svatine die moZnosti prinesly a bratri se postaraji aby jsme CIzni netrpeli. - Nezapemerite a pri j d'te vdichni a kdy2 mete -dome besedu tak ji prived'te sebou. Budou nem vitani a mista mime Bost.

Tedy, na shledanou ye schuzi. S bratrskYm pozdravem vdem Ray F. Krenek, preds.

Frank Holub, taj. a neetni

Taylor, Texas Mile sestry a bratri!

Predne Vern chci zdelit, Ce minulY tYden jsme zde meli milon navdtevu a to KroOek C'esk r ell '?.en z Dallas. Prijeli na zvledtnim autobusu 18 Zen a 2 muZi. Prehledli si ned Dornov Odpocinku i no-

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VESTN1 K. WEST, TEXAS ye nap e kridlo a dle jejich nsudku bys prohlidkou npine spokojeni. Byl bych jim velmi povdeeen, kdyby nektera z nich ten zdjezci popsala.do Vestniku.

Kvituji zde dary pro Dornov a site: K ucteni pamatky Anna Dolaal, - - - $2.00 Anna JeC K ucteni pamdtky Joe Maca, pan a pani V. T. Barto§ - $5.00 K ucteni pamdtky pi. Frances Rotrekl, pani Rose Kopeeek - - $5.00 K ucteni pamatky pani Joe Kotrla pan a pant Henry H. Hejl - $3.00 K ucteni pamatky Edward Jurek, tad 'Oslo 122 SPJST, Wallis - $5.00 K ucteni pamdtky Albert Habrnal, raci Pokro Agua Dulce, 'Oslo 152 $5.00 S. P. J. S. T. Add eislo 125, SPJST - - - $6.00 Julia a J. C. Eineigl a dcera Gardenia Jansen $6.00 Ladies Auxiliary American Legion Taylor nem darovali cookies a kvetiny.

Dalsimi dary $1.00 Pani Josie Pilat $3.00 Pant Rezkova $1.00 Pani Parmove Pani Bartodova $2.00 F. K. .dar $3.00 R. V. 0. S. Lodge Brno eislo 115 -$25.00 Pan a pi. Will Nesuda - - - $10.00 Pani George Skotak - - - - $10.00 $10.00 Pani Ben Prevratil Pani Frank StranskY - - - - $7.00 Pani Antonie Horak $2.00 Pani Agnes HemCal - - - - - $2.00 $10.00 Pan a pani Ludva Toberny KrouCek OeskYch Zen z Dallas - $13.00 Nej menovand $5.00 KrouZek desk3ich Zen Dallas nam darovali nadivku do koldett a kolaee. Vgem SlechetnYm darctim path na'A vrelY dik.

K bratrskYna pozdravem ztistavam jako Rudolph Troubil valy VaS POSMRTM Vzpominka na Anieku Paelikovon Gainesville, Texas Bude tomu 28. tohoto mesice rok, kdyC roznesla se smutna zprava a nahlem odchodu nadi 'drahe pritelkyne a sestry od radu Pokrok Gainesville eislo 101. Byla to kruta rana pro jejiho manZela Jana Paelika. On se citi tak optgtenY. Po tolik roku valy pospolu byli v praci na navdtevach a do radovych schuzi jeden bez clruheho nekl. A nyni pa jednoroeni dobe kdykoliv nekclo v rozmluve s nim jmeno jeji vyslovi, slzy mu oei zaplavi. Doufam, Ce po dereim ease bude mu moZno alespon easteene zapomenout.

My teC Zelime jejiho odchodu s vdeenosti na ni vzpominame a veeny klid ji pre j ena e test budiC jeji pamatce zachovana Emily Balanies

Taft, Texas Mile sestry a bratri!

Predem prijmete srdeenS pozdrav zaroveri Vain touto cestou vkm. dekuji ktere jste doprovodili meho draheho syuurna na posledni cestu ke hrobti.

Cel musel tak mladY opustiti tent() sviA. - Muj Cal jest velky a vim, Ce se mum]. citite.

TeZ clekuji a zasilam pozdrav do Houstenu rodine Elzner, clekuji vam Za, 1/:‘'40 CO jste udelali pro meho syna. rodine p. a pi. Picka a rodine Forejs.

Mili pozdrav at' teC Teti do daleke Arable k rodine p. a pi. Burge.

A nyni yarn mile sestry a bratri oznanak schtze SPJST se bude konati dne 10. eervna, v Corpus Christi, pri teto schuzi teC oslavime vdechny Tatiekoye a Dedeekove neb jest teZ den (Act. - Mile sestry Zadame Vas byste prispeli neeina do kuchyne, co ktere mitCete prispet, jen aby to bylo pekne (viaveni nadich tatiekt.

Doufem, Ce prijdete v hojnem !meta.

- Dekuji Vam predem a zeistei s pozdravem Agnes Bren- Elmer *( )•

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Slovanska Lipa, Oslo 66, Mili bratri a sestry: Predseda Otto Hanus zahajil schuzi y e 2:45 v nedell odpoledne, dne 20. kvet• na.

Vzdand test vldjce vsensi eleny a predrikand byla Sharon Engelke, Mary Neil Narovec, a Mary Sue Moore. Ikaffiv slib prekrikali La Nell eeska, Beverly Gaidudek a Zephyr Spence.

Vdichni Urednici byli pritomni.

Navdtevou u nas byli Daniel a Marvin March z Temple, pani Louis F...Payik, Susan Roth, a Segred Heningson. nes, Ce k nem prisli.

Protokol z posledni schtize byl eten a prij at.

Predseda Hanu" zdelil, Ce v schilzi odevzdame nekolik 50ti letYch odznakit Usnesli jsme se, Ce na pe eervnova schtize bude jak obyeejne treti nedeil a to bade 17. V to schuzi sestr y Libbie Par ma pravila, 2e se bude s l audit Talent Contest co mlacla bude mit pozdeji.

Frances Miller se vzdala sveho mist= y za Duchess a prala si aby Beverly Gaiclukk vzala jeji roisto. Princezny Bat bude 22. eervence a Rudy Kurtz Orchest r a bude hrdt. Tato soute2 konoi 31. kv'etna. ovoniny Tito eleni maji tento mesie a jsou to: bratti Garry Mom .;- oak sestry: Barbara Stanislav, Po: e Mary Mynareik, Peggy Lucille Marten, a Toby

Strana 8 HanuS. Zazpivali jsme jim "Happy Birthday" pisen.

La Nell Ceska dekovala vAem za tanee ktery byl poradan pro; ni a Hattie lVlatuA, fictou te dokoneili Alcolu tento mesic a Frances Miller dekovala za Hattie, kdyt ona nemohla bYt pritomna.

Mame etyry kandidaty a jsou to: Doris . Elizabeth Cinek, Don Yarborough — oba ziskal bratr Otis deska. Bernadine Gaidukk a Joe John Sebik, Jr., kterY ziskal bratr Chris Spence. Jednu prestupni listinu pm sestru Leonu Kadlubar od radu, eislo 167 z Penelope. Velice nas test je mezi nas prijmout. Bratr John Wayland Smajstrla ma, zaplacenou 20-ti letou pojistku.

Bratr Roman Parma za NemocenskY VYbor oznamil, te bratr a sestra Joe Walls maji maleho syndelca, kterY se narodil 25. dubna a bratr a sestra Frank Miller maji tretiho vnuka v Kalifornii.

Nak srdeena gratulace oboum ro;dinam.

Males Kay Crerlich mela measles a jeji maminka, sestra Dorothy Gerlich, ne mohla bYt y e schuzi protote je tet ma.

Prejem jim brzke uzdraveni. Bratr clay Zebro je v ttulne na oktreni a ne dart so mu moc dobij e. Bratr Edward Mazanec dekoval Mlacleti za peknou "Get Well" kartku kdyt byl nekolik dni v nemocnici na "check-up". Jedou do Amarillo kde jejich zet' Loyal Bessire bude mit 'operaci. Prejem aby se yydatila a , aby brzo zas mohl se pohybovat jak si preje.

Predseda a sestra Otto Hantg jell v patek do San Antonio kde se vdavala jejich vnueka, sestra Barbara Clay a Pan Billy Dye. Je deem pana a. sestry B. J. Clay a jeji sestra Catherina byla drutka, jeho bratr byl drutbou. Svatba se konala v dome nevesty. Nevesta, jeji maminka a sestra jsou naAi eleni a my novomanteltim prejeme mnoho zdravi a Atesti na jejich draze tivotni.

Dverni cenu vyhrala sestra Agnes Mazanec a Eugene Miller.

Schlize lakoneila ye 3:45 ho:din a pak nam zabavni vYbor prednes1 peknY program pro Matky a Otce.

Predseda HanuA otevrel program kratcou historii jak den Matek a Oten zapoeal a v kterY den je svetime. PrihodnYmi slovy pravil, jak mame milovat a ctit sve maminky a. otce.. Sestry Margaret GaiduSek, Dorothy Moore, Millie Korenek program vymysleli za pomoci sestry Libbie Parma. Diky jim za velice peknY program.

Sestra Parmova pravila, ke nechteli tentokrat mladet obtetovat kdyt msji prove ted' tolik Akolnich filoh a tak si vymysleli nee° jineho.

Preeetla basen pro Matieky a Otce ktere nam odeAli a jeden nas Glen minulY rok byl na,A nejstarAi otec. Bratr A.

VE ' STNIK — WEST, TEXAS E. Kudelka a tento rok ve os nY spanek.

Males Cynthia Moore, preeetla "I Was in an Awful Rush" a jeji gatstvo; tak taky dle toho vypadalo.

Sestra Dorothy Moore pak pravila, napred zvolime "Marninku a Otce pro, rok 1962" a Ink se hlasovalo tak sestra Emma deska, matka z minuleho roku, dekovala vAem za, tu dest a prala vAem rodietim mnoho Atesti a zdravi. Zvoleni byly: Dorothy a Ray Moore, a sestra deskova zavesila plaAtik na ramena a vzala Korunu ze sve hiavy a polotila ji na hlavu, sestre Moore pak ji pripiala rtitovy corsage a dala ji hubieku. Sestra Gaidukk dala Dorothy a Ray darek a oba clekoVali'vkm za tuto eest a darky.

Pijejeme jira mnoho Atesti v tomto roce.

Jeji . ma,minka, pani Kapavik byla nak nejstarAi 'maminka pritornna, a bratr John Simeik, nejstarAi otec a oba dostali tea darek. Sestra Thelma Trojan, by. la tiejmladAi maminka a bratr Chris Spence nehnlaclAt otec a oni tet dostali darek.

Sestra Dorothy Moore vyvolala, jmena Aesti mutt.: . Bill Korenek,; Frank Parma, Leslie Dtmgan, Emil HanuA, Frank Gruns a'Edward Mazanec. aby Ali na jeviAte, za pitaravenou tabuli v ktere byly Best vykezanYch der a do; nich dali sve nosy a jejich manklky, jedna po 'druhe Adtky na oeich a rukacie na prave ruce, meli sve mankele vybrat. Byto s tim smichu sestra Libbie Parma vybrala sveho Franka a vAichni dostali po clarku.

Sestra. Miller Korenek pak vyvolala Aest tenskYch —. Erna deska, Darlene Engelke, Rose Mary Spence, Thelma Tro jan, Polly Gaidukk a Dorothy Moore, a oni Ali za tu samou tabuli ale tentokrat meli svou pravola nohu dat skrz vetAi diry blue podlahy a jejich muti jeden o druhem tea Adtky na oeich, a rukavice, na pray& ruce, meli vybrat sve mantelky.

Nekolik jich spravne sve mantelky uhodli a tak museli vybrat jen jedno eislo — a bratr Harold Trojan to vyhral a; vAichni tet dostali darek. VAem se to libilo.

Sestra Gaidukk vyvolala Otto HarauSe, Roman. Parmu, Frank Millera, Bill Kapavika a Edwina Narovec aby plenku na velkou panu pripnuli a bratr HanuA za hlueneho. smichu to vyhral a katclY dostal darek. Pak vaichny teny si lusedli do kruhu a malou boxu jedna, druhe pociavali a sestra Moore kdy g piskla a to ten sW, co mela tu boxu v ruce vystoupila a tak to pokraeovalo at byly jen dve a sestra Alice Bruns to vyhrala.

Pak se jedla velice dobra yeeefe.

Nak pi-TAU schtize bude 17. eervna.

Srdeeny pozdrav na vAechny etouci posila Rtitena Parma, dopis'ovatelka,

Ve stredu, due- 30. kvetna 1962 Krouiek eeskSrch Zen v Dallas, Texas Dallas, Texas V kvetnove schtizi pritomno bylo 36 elenek a 2 navAtevnice: sl. Vlasta Rezkova, a pi. J. B. Sowell. Za navAtevu dekujeme, teSilo nas. Tet m.ame zase novou elenku sestru; Mildred Kovaravou kterou mezi nas vitame.

Po schilzi, .ktera, zabrala dosti easu jsme byly fotografovany na parnatku 27lete einn;esti kroutku. Jen litujeme, nektere ty stark elenky nemohly bYt pritomny. Bude to pekna pamatka prG nas.

Po chutnem obecie, kterYm nas sestry hostitelky uctily, byly jsme pceastovany -dobrYm., pekne_zdobenYm dortem ktery rodina Vrlova, darovala sve mamince k svatku eili k 'narozeninam. OvAern, ae jako vtdy jsme se pritivily tet. Diky!

Kroutek vysiovuje svo;u uprimnou soustrast sestre Kadleekove z Ft. Worth nad umrtim jejiho mantela ktery nable odekl. Prejeme mu vAichni klidny spanek. Na nemocnem listka je 'mantel sestry K. Kraftove, kterY Teti teke nemocon v nemocnici v Baytown. Tet sestra efeakova onemocnela. Sestra W. Jureikove„ se po nemoci pozdravuje a doufame, to sestra A. Sramkova, ut se citi lope, neb mela nehodu kdyt upadla a zlomila si n.apred jednu ruku a za par dni .druhou. VAem tern nemocnYm plejeme Wevou a brzke uzdraveni.

Dne 17. kvetna jelo nas 18 elenek a 2 straki: p. Toberny a p. Nesuda, po busu do Taylor kde jsme navAtivili Dtim Odpoeinku. Cestu jsme men peknou a zabavnou, i poeasi /lam pralo. :Byli jsme yearn pekne privitany a po dobrem a chutnem ebecie kter,y pro nas taimni kucharka pi-ipravila, j sme byli vAude provedeny p. spravcem a jeho pant. VAude panuje poradek a vzorna eistota, vAe je neelne zayizeno a nove kridlo nemocnieni opravdu pekne. Vidal jsme a mluviii jsme se schovanci ,domova a je viclet, "te jsou tam spokojeny. Je to domov na kterY my 'den a Jednota miltem vAim praxem bYt hrdi, a stoji za to se jit na nej podivat.

Velmi rada jsem po delAi dote zase viala p. Moravka a pi. Beeanovou, neb je znam ut leta. Tet mne 'MA-110 poznat mnoho hove tam usazene a preji vAein hodne zdravi do dahich jet. Vedoucim v Domove Odpoeinku dekujeme za laskaye prijeti, za provedeni a vysvetleni, byl to krasne ztraveny den.

Po rozloueeni se vAemi jsme se zase vydali na cestu zpateeni. Ve West jsme udelali kratAi zastavku a tam jsme se zasobili pekarskYmi a uzenarskYmi vYrobky a At'astne jsme dojeli domft. JeAte se muslin zminit, to nak sestra Rendlova v Corpus Christi se dotiva, 80 let v techto dnech a my ji prej eme vAe do-

Ve stfedit, cne 30. kvetna, 1962 bre a Wayne hodne zdravi aby jeate dlouho mohla pracovat ye prospech Ceske vetve jako y kly einila.

Dekuji sestre VondraCkove v Bryan, Texas za pozdrav kterk teSil a budle jista, Ze i my vzpominarne na Vas. Sestry naee prieti schfize bude 7. eervna tak se zase v pinem poetu dostavte at' je nas hodne.

S pozdravem yam, AneZka Houdkovd, dopisovatelka 4, • Od l'acia 88 v Houston, Texas Ctena redakce a mill etenafi: Sestry od Birthday Club budou porddat, Card Party prvni stredu, v mesici dne 6. eer yna. Zaeatek v 10 hodin dopoledne a v poledne obed. Veichni jste uctive zvani. Prejete-li si pfinest darek pro "door prizes" budeme Vam za to poydeent Hostitelkami pro eerven jsou sestry Mary Tillich. Martha Valla, Frances Kadlecek a Birdie Hilsher. — Schilze sester od KroliZku bude druhou stfedu dne 13. eer yna. Schtize zapoene v 11 hodin a v poledne abed. Navetevnice jsou vkly yitane. Sestry Mere. slavi sve narozeniny v eervnu jsou: — Irene Slovaeek a Louise Kahanek, a ,navatevnici ktere pfisli mezi nas do schfize j sou, pi. G. Matejka, pi. M. PraZak, pi. E. Svec, pi.

K obedu Cele.tka a pi Altman. nekolik Pradej koldefi u Mau bude prvni sobotu dne 2, eeryna a budou hotove v poledne a se budou prodavat i odpoledne.

Vaal objednavku si zadejte do pi-edit Nemocna byla sestra Annie Hrueka a sestry od klubu ji poslali kvetiny a "Get Well" card. Takta byla poslana `pozdravni listek ses. B. Beean do, dtulny, 'z Taylor ktera, se tarn od nas odstehovala. jsme poslali listek bratru Svestkovi kterk se jiZ pane pozdravu,je. — Sestry od krouZku veem preji lepeiho airavieka.

S pozdravem na. vaechny za Birthday rise Club Sophie Hrubk.

• 4, • kid Cottonwood Oslo 6 Mile sestry a bratri, Chci Vain jeete pilpomenout, by jste nezapomely na, nedeli 3. eer yna prijet do schfize, a to ye 4 hodiny odpoledne. Budeme mit po schazi barbecue veeefl. da, maso a nail .bratfi ho pfinravi Ze bude veem chutnat. Vy mile sestry bud'te tak dobre a doneste nejake pfikrroy co je &bre k barbecue peeeni a tea peeivo a ptosim doneste dost pro svoji rodinu. Bratri sestry od faclu 'Oslo 55 prijed'te veichni neb tato veeere bude Va,m na poeest.

Veeer bude tanec.

Tak na velkou navetevu se teei Vase Marie Janeeka dopisovatelka

V ES THIN, WEST, TEXAS

Fort Worth, Texas Ctena redakce, sestry a bratil.: Tento (lapis pliu v Temple sac Fort Worth je muj domov. Pieu u pani Kleeky a do Temple doy ezla'mne na statenky JaZove pohieb, pani Louis Kretova.

Jeete pkibrala sebou pi. Millie Bartek, pi.

Frances Kratky a pi. Helen Vitasek a mne. — Pani Anna JaZo ya byla pa sluZbach z OMB kostela pohijbena na Seatonskk hititov vedle sveha manZela.

Byla rozend Se8felko ya a do2ila, se 38 let. S manZelern kdysi prebkvala v Zanechala. zde 4 decry a dva syny 23 vnukd a y noueat a 41 pravnukti.

Rev. F. J. Kostohryz mei krasnk pohtebni psoslov a znevaci tarn t4R krasne zazpivali na hfbitove, a to &sky. — Pi. John Pala mne zavezla k p. a pi. Kleekovkm nebot' nine ,pani Kretova jeete chtela nekam zavest. Tak jsme jeli k p. a pi. Lou Krojka kde pani Vitaskova znstala neb on je jeji bratr, kterk se po Zemtela pain Je2oopera.ci zotavuje. va byla elenkyne SPJST. Budou ji veichni dlouho vzpaminat.

V Temple uZ to tak nevi jak to bylo dokud bratranek Vilem Kleeka ail. U kostela jsem se potkala mnohkini domacima jen ekoda, ze jsern malo ktereho poznala. TeZ se ke mne hlasil bratr Karel Kalenda ten dobrk dopisavatel ze Seaton, tea p. a pi. Jan Beeka, a Fran:ces JeZova a dale Jan Pala a mnoho ii" nkch. — Pak nine pani Kretova a Joe Mucha zavezli na minutku k p. a pi.

Frank Vitkove ale jeho Zena nebyla doma tak jen pdr sla y jsme vymenili a tak spatky ke Kleektim kde budu do rana., Dekuji Kretovkm za svezeni h,Krupko!vkm za syaeinu. Stafence Je2ave pfe'r ju klidny spanek veiny na, tom .krasnem Seatonskern hfbitove a to j6ji Cele velke. radine vyslovuji moji upfimnou soustrast.

S pozdravem Nazdar Mary P. Maresh z Ft. Worth ) 40 • ( fiat/ Jaromir eislo 54, West, Texas Mile sestry a bratri: Minula schtze se konala 6. kvetna zapoeata predsedou bratrem 6ervenkou.

Oest vzdana vlajce. Bratr Frank 6oeek preeet1 zapis a minule schfize kterk byl pfijat.

Bylo pfipomenuto jak mladi hoei z naaeho fadu se teal ze hry Baseball a maji z toho velkou radost.

Sleena Patricia Sulak, dcera bratra ' ulaka byla yyvolena za "KralovAlbin S nu" ktera bude representovat fad v "District Queen's Contest" kterk se bude adbkvat v Ennis v eervnu.

Listek dikti byl eten on bratra Bill Girard kterk se naleza ve Veteranskem apitalu v Marlin.

Take je mnoho prace ktera by mela

Strana 9 lakt vyoknana v aim, a okolo sine, sekani travy a jine.

V piaSti aer ynove schilzi se rozhodne, kterk den by se melt' Lein se j it aby ueistily vie v sini: cilaeku a stoly, atd.

Bratri a sestry by mely pamatovat pfijit do prieti schfize pak rozhodnout kdy se sejdou k ueisteni. Take v teto schazi se bude debatovat o Pikniku na Otvrteho eervence (Fourth of July). Cas ubiha, tak by se meli eleni dostavit v hojnem poetu a vykidit keel.

Take pHstoupilo nekolik elerifi do naAeho radu. Jsou to: bratr E. W. Plaeek, ml.; Henry Snokhouse: George liauvlieek; Louis Bfezina; a pani C. D. W.ition.

Teel nas a do.ufaine Ze ptijdou Casio do schtize mezi nas.

Doufam ze jste veecky sestry moly peknk Den Matek ye spoleenosti vaei ro-diny — je to krasne, ae ty deti tak pamatuji na Matky. Take jsme men dai doma jsme se teSili ye spolek a ty darky oni nikdy nezapomenou — diky jim. Take jsme vzpominaii naeich drahkch zesnulkch rodien kteiji ji2 mezi nami nejsou — jen ty yzpominky.

Naee mlade2 se chysta, pripravit program spelene na Den Otcti a Den Matek, kterk bude oznamen ye Vestniku pazor na oznameni. . Musim, pripomenout jak veichni radi uvidely bratra Hugo Freunda y e schfizi, kterk jiZ delei dobu nebyl ye schtizi pHtomen, teeild nas.

A take slibyl tento bratr, :%,e do prieti schnze prinese etyri tucty kolden, tak ses try uvail kavu a to se budem na to U..eit. Dekujeme brative Hugo.

Take bratr John F3ukovjan byl ye • schfizi kterk byl delei dobu nemocen.

Tak nezanamerite ptieti sclifize tretiho eer yna (June 3) ktera bude dialekta.

Sestfieky berte si zvolna to praci ted' as zaeina bkt hodne horko a bud'te hodne zdravy. S pozdravem na veecky, Mollie Bart:di ,Clopis. j,sem ) • .11. e (---Uklidneni v Argentine Delnicke organisace, ktere v poslednich volbach se zaslonZily o viterstvi peronista v-yhr'oiovaly vlade, fie vyhtisi yeeobecnou sta yk.u, nebudou-li jei zvoleni kandidati pripueteni do 1.)),,ti vlady. Ostrk prothatok vedoucich armady vzal jim vitr z plachet. Vaeobecna stavka byla odvoldna a v zemi nastavd klid. Ptieti vlada argentiny viacio,u Uredni a parlament svoldn nebude.

• Kratee ze Spojemich static a z sveta Rekord tlonaky. — Turin, Italie. — 32-leta Marguerite Cauda zvitezila pondeli v 12. ka'Zdoro6ni soutai tiouetky v so,usedicirn meste Cavour. Veil 457

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Z "Noveho Domova" opisujeme Lento infornmeni elinek Vlada SpojenYcla state je rozhodnuta pokraeovat v atomovYch pokusech v Pacifiku. Prvni bomba jiz vybuchla. Jedna se snad vice o psychologickou stranku, net-ji o praktick'ou a sice v tom smyslu, aby SovetskY svaz vide', ze je kenec ustupovani. Vedecky nebylo novYch pokusii zapotrebi, jeZto dosavadni zkuknosti ukazaly vge, co vecici potrebovali vedet a prezkoumat.

Bylo vAak zapotrebi rici, ze zapadni demoltracie se nezaleknou sovetskYch hrozeb a jsou na kaZdou eventualitu phpraveny. Zkratka, nebylo vyhnuti. Sovety maji pravo krieet a stra§it, Ze pokraCovani -v pokusech zhore'i napeti mezi vYchoci , ;In a zapadem. Proe vS"ak ph tom nevysyetli, joke naely pravo k zahajeni atomovYch pokusti a poruS'eni moratoria,? Prisvojily si to pravo samovolne a nebraly ohledu na nikoho presto, Ze v tu clobu existovala vzajemna finduva zastaveni darSich pokust. Jsou jedinci, kteri Sove svazu toto pravo volneho jednani priznavaji, upirajl jej vSak SpojenYm statfim a zapadnim demokraciim vUbec i kdyZ v nynejS1 dobe se nejedna o poruSeni nejake vzajemne ftmluvy, tines neexistujici.

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UtME SE CESKY DEVATENACTA ULOHA

NINETEENTH LESSON

Nemluv,

Don't speak,

Nemluv tak hlasite,

Don't speak so loudly,

Mluv potichu.

Speak softly.

Dones ten dopis.

Bring that letter,

SedPte rovne,

Sit up straight,

slyAme krasnS, zpev,

listen to beautiful song,

Budeme obedvati,

to have lunch,

Nati dlouho do noel,

Don't read long into c night,

vol'ate me?

Are you calling me?

Nevolam te.

I am not calling you.

Jsern presvedeen o tom, Ze kdy2 Cloy& smlouva a taha se s kupoiky tak se /lam jednani Sovetft jevi je zapotrebi ukazat jim, ze cena, kterou nabizi za tu nebo onu vec, jest cenou koneenou, 2e vice pridat nemini a na tcunto svem rozhodnuti nebude zhola nic menit. Bali se Ye svem rozhodnuti zviklat, mute jej to stat snad i tivot.

Vidite nos?

Can you see us?

PiSti slova„

I am writing words,

piSu je pro vas.

I am :writing them for you.

Zahrada,

Garden,

dopis, obed,

Letter, lunch,

rovne, krivo,

Straight, unevenly,

Neverim, to Soy. svaz vyvodi z americjak hrokYch pokusti nejake dustedky zi strati svet. A kdyby piece, nic se nezmoni. Snad se bode jednat o trochu vice radioaktivity ve vesmiru, na druhe strane pak si Sovety jiZ koneene domi, ze tahanice a handrkovani na o.d zbrojovacich konferencich take jednou musi ptestat a cela zalaitost odzbrojeni musi bYti brana opravdu vaZne hiavne proto, to Spojene staty jsou to obojake hry jiZ syty, ) • 43 4 (

sedet, leieti,

To sit, to lie,

volat, mluvit

To call to speak

Hledame vas.

We are looking for you.

S1,000,000 na, ba.il.itu o rakovine. — Tel Aviv, Israel, — ZdejSi vedeckY institut dostal milion clolarfi od britskeho milionare Zidovskeho pfivoclu, Sira Isaaca Wolfsona, na badani o rakovine.

Pohyby americke valcone flotily. — Hong Kong, britslta kolonie. — Protiponorkova, jednotka 7. a mericke flotily na Daln.ern vYchocle, slolend z nekolika lodi, odpluila v 'Jonah z Hong Kongu neznamYm smerem.

Hledam sve pero. kviti, trava,

looking for my pen. viers, grass,

kviti v zahrade.

Flowers in the garden.

Ma to Jan rad?

Does John like you?

Ne, nema rad nine.

No, he doesn't like

prediniSka, kniha,

Lecture, book,

Jdu no. prednaSku,

I am going to a lecture.

Jdu pies zahradku,

Jam going across the ;cartico,

pies.

across.

To je vSe pro dues.

This is all for today,

Dear Reader: to express ones self in the Czech LanThere are a good many new words guage than it does in the English Lanto learn in this lesson. guage.

You will notice that it takes less words Read this lesson over several times.

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RESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI Ni2epodepsanY vYbor radu Slovan dislo 9 ye Snook vyslovuje za sve dlenstvo uprimnou soustrast cele pozadstale rodine po na gem bratru, manZeli a otci Miltona Josepha Marka kterY nahle ode gel z nageho stredu dne 5. kvetna v Houstone je g te v mladem veku 39 let. Pohrben byl dne 8. kvetna 1962 na hrbitov ve Snook. Pohrebni obkady vykonal Rev. E. Simon z Houston.

— Zanechal zde manZelku Rosalii, dceru Diana Rose, syna Lester Miltona, a matku pani Louis Lydia Marek. TeZ dva bratry Edwina a Bennie, kteri bydli v Houston. Mimo jmenovanYch mnoho jine rodiny a pratel. Vime mila rodino 2e Wee nesete ztratu va g eho mileho ale budi2 Vain fitechou 2e i my citime ValS zarmutek. Ty bratre odpodivej v

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STNiK WEST, TEXAS pokoji a cent budiZ tve pamatce, Frank J. Fojt, Bennie Heil, E. R. jakubik, Resolueni vYbor.

• • RESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI My nine podepsanY resolueni vYbor radii Jan 2FAka eislo 18 v Elgin, projevujeme naSi uprimnou soustrast poz0stale rodine po zemrelem na gem spolubratru Mike Magonye Ten bratr na g zemrel dne 14. kvetna ye stari 79 let a byl pahrben 16. kvetna na naroclnim hrbitove v Elgin, Texas. Pohiebni obrady vykonal Rev. H. Engeling.

Zesnuly byl clenem na geho radu po 55 let a destna parnet mu budi2 mezi nazachovana. — Necht' odpodiva v pokoji.

Za rad eislo 18 Frances Kruger, Albina Marek a Albina Magonye, Resolueni bor. ( ) RESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI Resolueni vYbor radu eesky Prapor eislo 24 tiinto projevnje uprimnou soustrast rnanZelce a ostatni radine po zemrelem na gem spolubratru Joseph F. Salad kterY no 'dlouhe nemoci zemrel dne 10.

kvetna 1962 ye stari 74 let zemrel v nemocnici v Cameron, Texas. Pohthen byl za velke Adasti rodiny, pratel a sousedix, 12. kvetna na hrbitove v Ocker, Texas.

Rev. Frank Simeik vykonal pohrebni obrady y kostele i n ahrbitove.

Bratr Salad byl Menem Jednoty od roku 1908. Pro svou milou a veselou povahu byl vgem dobre znam. Na g rad ztrael dobreho elena.

Vime, truchlici man2elko, 2e Wee nesete ztratu va geho mileho, ale bud'te ujigteni, 2e i my vaichni soucitime s vami ye va gem zarmutku. 6estnou pamatku zachovame Jemu. Za tad 6eskSr Prapor eislo 24 v Cyclone, Texas.

H. M. Jakubir F. W. Martinet E. J. Bedi-ich, resolueni vfla. ) • 4, • ( Jordan take kupuje akeie Spojem-ich naTodn. ---, Amman, Jordan.

Jordanska vlada se rozhodla, ze zv3iAi sviij kup .akcii SpojenYch narodu z 10 miliona dolarft na 28 milion0 dolart. Spojene staty prispely Spojenym narodfim koupi jejich akcii za 100 milionti dolarti. — Mezinarodni organizace, ktera byla v zoufale finaneni tisni, vyidala techto akcii za 200 milionft dolartt

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Service TEXAS' LARGEST CZECH - AMERICAN FRATERNAL EWE INSURANCE ORGANIZATION Organized July 1, 1897, with 863 members in 25 sub ordinate lodges. Now has 33,500 certificates with over $36,000,000.00 insurance in fore e, with assets of almost $12,009,000.00. Offers 22 plans of Legal Reserve Life Insurance to Juveniles and Adults. Membership from birth to age 70.

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

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

Please Send Form 3579 With ''redeliver; ile Co pies to SUPREME LODGE SP.IST, P.O, Box 400, TEMPLE, TEX.

'OR'S DESK e "The 3111 7 1..,d , y o' May, 1868, Is dedlOat- the decoration with flowers or of the graves of comrades defense of their country recent rebellion, whose :• cemeteries of prattown and village

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If you have attended your District Meeting this Spring, yOn will have received information on the Sixty-Fifth Anniversary Issue which will come out July 1st.

s day of rem co did not bea legal holiday in any state, how, veterans in New York coned the : . gislature in 1873, to pass an act d;. . .i.ating the "30th of May .Deco , :,' one of the national holidays )s concerning the tram in the public office,

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;■; OF ALLEGIANCE to the Flag of the of Anlerlea and to the It stands. One Nation sible, with Liberty and

dedicated to oar • dead i as a dayof Comm e ni o all saerificps. in wars since seciail( World Warr we • our forme aew under' • fuo their last re'. ; our love, turn their loved ones, died that Freei•: e eternally.

-„ny other I those who whom truth also rememlying in deedearly, and our hearts. 'logs 01.1 their we reminisce. our gratitude.

Lien heritage become.

The 1 District Two will ietd a i• uaya (near Belton, in August with the Annual Activity Day for District Two and L unch spread at noon. re details will be announced just as soon as they work out a firm date so that other lodges in that District would honor this revised date.

If you will think for a moment, you will realize that any material you send in has to be corrected, typed and then the linotype operator has: to set it up in the Vestnik format. For your information — it takes better than three days of work for the Vestnik type to be , set up (approximately — give or take), so if you send in your material at the Eleventh. Hour — your material will not appear in this particular issue. Then, too, if you send a picture with your write-up, you must allow at least a week's time to get the "Cut" to Fort Worth, where our cuts arc made and then back to West. also note, OW; colored pictures cannot be used, only black and white, To do your members justice after you have gone to the trouble to wr ite up their stories, GET THE MATERIAL TO US ON TIME. Get out your old Lodge Records, pick out year deserving members, dead or alive, and contact these families, get the story to your Editor IN TIME so that he can work it up and it won't get left out.

The newly elected officers promised to have the information in the Vestnik immediately.

NOW YOU HAVE A DEADLINE Everyone is invited to a day of fun, JUNE 10 -- iDon't blame anyone but relaxation and wonderful fellowship at yourself it' you get this material in late. thi swonderiul Boy Scout Camp, near Mark your material "SPECIAL ISSUE." Belton. * (

hearp. We promise to subThe descendants of Jc,11o sod Rosalie rsonal interests to those of brotiherhood, promise loyalty to their Jakubik are invited to the . i• akubik Rememories, and to further strive that the union at the Flag Hall, one :mile east of place upon id6als they died for would permeate the Zabcikville, Texas, Inne 3rd, 1962 Reunion Coninnttee so beloved, we add hearts of the living. cur

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Wednesday, May 30, 1962

The Case of the Missing Will Most people assume that if they don't leave a will, their money will "naturally" g o to then hens. So it will But they may be a little surprised at who their heirs turn out to be. For what many people fail to recognize is that a person who dies "instate" — without a will — has nothing to say about who gets his wealth. The laws of his state do that for him . . Sometimts things work out the way he would have wished.

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VEST N I K ®- WEST, TEXAS have it done. Depending upon your choice of an attorney, the cost of an uncomplicated Will may not be more than a suit of clothes. )

DistrizL Calendar DISTRICT TWO

Will hold its Fall Meeting at Camp Taintaya, south of Belton, August the 19, with a Youth Activity Day, Program and Luncheon. More on this later.

Everyone is invited to a day of fun, relaxation and wonderful fellowship at this wonderful Boy Ccout Camp, near On the First of July, our SPJST will Helton.

Repo ted by Sister C. Hejl be 65 years old. For this issue of the Vestnik, a slick cover with appropriate ;format will be printed. In the contents DISTRICT FIVE of this Anniversary Issue will be writeups and pictures (if available) of our The District Five Queen and Duchess Charter Members of both the SPJST Ball will be held on Saturday June 23 at Order and Charter Members of SPJST the Lodge Pokrok No. 88 Houston, 1140 Lodges in Texas; living and dead. Also, Robbie St. at 8:30 p.m. The Youth any other faithful lodge workers of long Activity Day and District Five Talent standing of the 25 original Lodges will Contest wlil be held on Sunday, July 29 be recognized. at the J. M. Skrabanek Lone Pine Ranch An appeal has been voiced from the Danbury, Texas.

Supreme Lodge to the Lodge Secretaries Reported by Sister Maxine Sefcik to get this material on these deserving • • members to the Editor IN TIME, June DISTRICT SIX 10th by the latest!

The Supreme Lodge has taken upon Fall meeting of District Six will he itself to obtain the pictures and writeFall meeting of District Six will be ups of the Charter Members of the held Nov. 4, 1962 in Recreation Hall SPJST Founding here in Texas. sponsored by Lodge Karel Havlicek No. This is a monumental job; but if the 4 in Hallettsville, Texas. Meeting will work is divided in these groups it can be be convened at 1 o'clock p.m. `done effectively, on time, and justly, Frank J. Olsoysky covering those workers who dedicated Secretary District Six the grater part of their lives to this SPJST fraternal work. There are too DISTRICT SEVEN many of them for any one individual to know about, but our Lodges themselves, The Fall- meeting of District Scven will know better than any one person, who is be held at Lodge No. 161 at La Parita, deserving of recognition for the growth near Jourdanton, Texas, on Sept. 9th, and the success of their respective 1962. Jlease keep this date on your Lodges. Brother and Sister Secretaries — calendar and reserve this date for us.

Time flies — start TODAY assembling —Thanks. your stories and pictures (if possible) of _ • your worthy founding members. Mark your material to . your Editor "SPECIAL Queen and Duchess ISSUE." Thanks. ) • .T. • (

Vestnik To Honor Pioneers With Anniversary Issue

For example, there's the case of a man we will call Joseph Spengler. Spengler had been married for 20 years and aside from his wife, had no dependents.

He had no children, brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles, nieces or nephews. He never bothered to make out a will and died confident that his wife would inherit his house, his $20,000 worth of life insurance made out to his estate, his $2,000 of U.S. savings bonds and his 15 shares of A. T. and T. His wife though so, too — until Spengler's parents came into view and laid claim, to nearly half the estate. What is more, they got it!

In another all too typical instance, a bachelor named Dwyer left his modest estate to his two elderly sisters with whom he had lived for years. That is, he "left" it to them in a letter clearly stating his desire that they should inherit all his possessions. But letters are not wills. When Dwyer died intestate, two nephews whose names he didn't even know, got an eigt • of his estate, a grandnephew he had never even seen ;got a quarter and his sisters had to be content with only half of what had been intended for them.

The moral is pretty clear. If you want to be certain who will inherit your estate, whether it is $10,000 or $10,000,000—if you, want to be certain it all goes to your wife and then to your children, or that sonic of it goes to your church or college, or that none of it FROM DISTRICT FIVE goes to some distant relative — you District Five Queen and Duchess Hall should have a will. to be held at Lodge Pokrok Houston No A few hints. Be sure your will dove- 88, 1140 Robbie Street, Houston, Texas tails with the beneficiaries mentioned on Saturday, June 23. Crowning to start in your life insurance policy. Keep your at 8:30 p.m. Dancing will follow and will up to date, just as you keep your music to be furnished by Randy K's policies up to date, by having it review- Orchestra of Weimar, Texas. Jublic is ed every time there is a death in or an cordially invited. addition to your family.

District Five Youth Activity Day to Above all, it must be valid. Wills, like 'be held in conjunction with District insurance policies, need expert guidance Youth Talent Contest on Sunday, July 29 to do their jobs right. A home-executed at Lone Pine Ranch, Danbury, Texas. will is a risky and unreliable document. Watch for further details. Public is Don't be afraid to go to a lawyer t 0,cordially invited.

Special Announcement

Contest

The Queen and Duchess Contest is now in progress and will be until May 31, 1962. So, let's make hay while the sun shines and work together with the princess and duchess of your lodge and make this one of the best ones ever.

WHAT LODGE WILL HAVE THE WIN\IER THIS YEAR? If I can be of any help to you please Fraternally, write or call.

A. M. Vrla, District III Organizer • • If South Dakota were eliminated from the continental America, it, would be smaller than Australia.

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June 24, 1962 Call to Order — 10:30 a.m. promptly President E. G. Mazanec Welcome -- Lodge Pres. Alvin Nesuda Response — President Mazanec National Anthem -- Presentation of Colors Special business session — District Three Youth Camp .

First division Talent contest prOented in order of registration.

Mid-clay Autograph Hunt.

Lunch — 12:00 to 1:30 p.m.

Talent Presentations by divisions and in order of registration.

Presentation of Awards and Prizes.

Door Registration Prizes.

Youth Club Recoid Book Awards ri Arts and Crafts Awards Autograph Hunt Winners Talent Contest Winners.

Meeting of all participants in Queen's Coronation at Art Craft Booth for instructions at 5:00 p.m.

Coronation of the Queen of District III SPJST 1962-63 Grand March .-- 0:00 p.m.

Coronation Pres. Dist. HI E. G. Mazanec Presentation of gifts -From Supreme Lodge- Vice President Joe 13. Hejny From District Pres. Mazanec and Youth Director Nesuda Dance — Music by Hightoppers from 7:00 p.m.

This is the programming and rules effective for the District Youth lietiVity Day. Formulated by the joint efforts of the officers and youth leaders who wish that the young pople of the district participate in the greatest number with the best effort they have ever produced. Each year has seen a broader program. Full participatiOn will encourage your Youth Leaders to greater efforts.

Best of Luck, Wilma Nesuda, Youth Director Dist. III SPJST DISTRICT HI YOUTH ACTIVITY DAY ENNIS LODGE NO,, 25 — JUNE 24, 1962 elayed) Registration — 9:30 to 10:30 a.m.

Door Registration — All youth ages 1 through 21 Talent Registration — open to all single SPJST members in age groups.

Entrant limited to one individual and

one group performance. Performance time limit — 5 minutes.

Awards —. Participation and place ribbons (to be graciously furnished by Brother and Sister A. M. Vrla) to all entrants. Participants will receive Participation. ribbons. First, second and third place ribbons in all contests. Special gifts to be given by district in all contests.

Contests by age groups: Talent through age 13, open to all eligible entrants.

Talent 14 thru 16. District elimination for State Talent Contest. Each lodge to enter one entrant, winner will represent district in State Talent 14 thru 16, open to all eleigible entrants.

Place for District honor.

Talent 17 thru 21, District elimination for State Talent Contest. Each lodge to enter one entrant, winner will represent district in State.

Talent 17 thru 21, open to all eligible entrants.

Place for District honor.

Talent group performances.

Arts, Crafts and Youth Club Record Book Registration — Entrant qualifications same as for talent.

Entrant limited to one item in any or all categories in his age group.

Awards — Same as for Talent Cont e s.

Contests by age groups: 1 through 7, 8 through 12, 13 through 16, 17 through 21.

Contest Categories — Art — creative (painting, sketching, sculptor, etv) Hobby — craft kits, by instruction, miscellaneous Collection Hobbies — butterflies, rocks, money, stamps, etc.

Scientific Hobbies Home Arts — Handwork (girls), woodwork (boys), dressmaking, cooking.

Miscellaneous rules — Judges will be qualified people outside Order selected in Ennis, three for each of the two types of contests.

Entry blanks to be mailed to Youth Director Wilma Nesuda, Telico Rd., Ennis, Texas in advance.

Door registration will be for $30 prizes.

Talent contestants may have accompaniment (piano is available).

Must furnish own props. Groups may be mixed ages 1 thru 21.

Coronation participants — Attire must be floor length formals, boys dark pants, white dinner jackets.

Each girl to furnish her own flowers.

Will be ordered locally if money, color and type corsage is furnished director.

Wednesday, May 30, 1962 Miscellaneous events — Door registration, Autograph Hunt, Recreation events and sports for those not wishing to participate in other contests, if weather permits.

• • The fallowing items were agreed upon: 1. LONG SPEECHES BE ELIMINATED. Only persons connected with SPJST and interested in the Youth be called on to say a few words.

2. Called business meeting of District III during Youth Day to discuss Youth Camp Site. Meeting to be very brief.

3. Participant in District Youth Activity Day events must be a member of SPJST. 4. Participant must be single.

5. Entry blanks to be mailed to Youth Director in advance.

6. Long dresses for Princesses and Duchesses for coronation ball.

7. Judges to be selected from Ennis.

8. Committees to be appointed to handle certain events with members of Ennis Lodge 25 to assist each committee.

9. Award and participation ribbons to be furnished by Brother and Sister Arnold Vrla. They have agreed to graciously donate these.

10. Drawing for door prizes. $30 to be set up for this activity.

11. Contestant in talent program may have accompaniment.

12. Age brackets: 1 through 7 8 through 12 — 13 through 16 — 17 through 21.

13. Handicraft events to be divided as follows: 1. ART — free hand drawing and painting; sculptoring 2. HOBBY CRAFTS — kits. rocks, 3. COLLECTOR'S HOBBY butterflies, etc.

4. HOME ARTS — dressmaking, cooking, etc.

5. SCIENTIFIC HOBBIES — science projects.

The following committees were appointed: Registration of talent — Ruth Krizan Stage Arrangements — Dolfie Hrabina, Bessie Petr Arts and Crafts — Libbie Parma, Norma Pavelka, Mary Laznovsky, Frankie Mikeska, Agnes Mazanec, and Philomena Miller Talent — Estelle Marek, Helen Cepak, Martha Vrla.

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Twirling — by Lynda Kay Christ.

Song — "My Mania Told Me" by Judy and Debbie Blinka Song — "Cervene Bile" by Eddie and Shirley Kuban.

This last number was dedicated to the Fifty-Year members. The small fry that participated in this brief program received a loud applause.

Vionien's District Five Holds Meeting in Fairchilds The Needvilie Lodge No. 81, played host to its District Five at the spacious Fairchilds Lodge Hall Sunday, May 20 to a large gathering of the membership and visiting brotherhood.

District Five 1st Vice President, Brother Albert Franek conduct-ed the meeting to the best of his ability.

Great enthusiasm was shown from the entire Fraternal Order at our spring meeting, as there were six Supreme Lodge Officers represented with their wives, twelve local lodges, and six districts; namely: Supreme Lodge Secretary, Brother and Sister Raymond Urbanovsky of District Three ; Financial Secretary, Brother and Sister Ben Zahcik of District Two; Treasurer Brother and Sister Joe Koliha, Jr., of District Seven; Attorney Brother August Kacir of District Two; Director Brother and Sister J. M. Skrabanek of District Five; Director Brother Ed Sralla of Distriet Six and Sister Frances Olexa of the : Publishing Committee of our district.

Other district visitors were: District Organizer Brother and Sister Vaclay Barina of District One; Attorney Sidney Kacir of District Two District Youth Leader Sister Wilts a Nesuda, and Broth er Alvin Nesuda of District 3, District, Organizer Leo Krause, District Youth Leader Sister Elsie Brdecka, Sisters: Lydia Kubena and Carrie Bohadik all ofDistrict G. Brother and Sister Sid Pokladnik of Dallas and our Brother Editor sent their best wishes for a successful meeting. A congratulatory letter was received from District Seven Organizer Brother Jaroslav Kleprlik and District Youth Leader Sister Marcella Kleprlik.

Afternoon a brief youth program was presented by the Host Lodge with Sis7 ter Evelyn Christ acting as emcee. The following numbers were presented: Song -- "When It's Spring Time in the Rockies" by Robert, Cynthia, Marylen Kuban.

I wish to take this opportunity to thank Sister Evelyn Christ of Lodge No. 81 and her youth for their great effort which they have shown at our spring meeting,. .I am hopeful that some day you will have an active Youth Club.

Other local youth leaders present were Sister Tillie Helmcamp of Lodge No. 88, Brother and Sister Joe Cieslewitz of Lodge No. 142.

Recognition was also given to Bobby Dobesla who won first place in the Merit Point System Contest in the State of Texas, James Kadlecek won second

place, and his brother Charle , 1:,adlecek won third place in Lodge No. 88.

VeArin Cooper and :Molnar tied for first place in Lod w No. 142, Nona Cieslewitz won second place, Charles Chunik won third: place. Congratulations to all of you!

At this meeting members who have been in our Order 50 years or more received their Fift y -Year pins. of them were present. They w' into their places by Nariu .a cf.

Lodge No. 81, Margaret Vale an Zaludek of Lodge No. 88, Nona, C:, and Peggy Cerny of Lodge No. l4h.

The Fifty-Year members were congratulated by Brothers: Ilrb:1;;;vsq, Koliha, and Maras. Th , ese rmqnb;,:.,;-c ceived a standing ovation and. loud you! applause. Congratulations to ;Th. Needless to say, they were LlaLn congratulated from all sides.

After the meeting adjourned all the

ENTRY BLANK DISTRICT THREE S,.P.J.S.T, YOUTH ACTIV Ennis Lodge No. 25, National Dan — June 2 (Use separate blank for each contest and category entered)

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MAIL TO — WILMA NESUDA, YOUTH DIRECTOR, S.P.J.S.r.F.`.

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- Strana 16 District Five Officers met to set the dates of the District Activities.

The District Five Queen and Duchess Ball will be held on Saturday, June 23 at Lodge Pokrok Houston No. 88, 1140 Robbie Street. At 8:30 p.m.

The Youth Activity Day and District Talent Contest will be held in conjunction on Sunday, July 29, at Brother and Sister J. M. Skrabanek's Lone Pine Ranch, Danbury, Texas.

I will appreciate your cooperation and full support for these forth-coming activities.

Fraternally, Maxine Sercik District Five Youth Director LODGE NO, 87, TEMPLE, TEXAS Dear Members and Friends: Lodge No. 87 will celebrate their 52nd Anniversary and the 65th Anniversary of our SPJST Order on Saturday, June 9, 1962, with a Barbecue sausage supper, beginning at 6:30 p.m. Plates will sell for $1.00 and children's plates 50 cents.

This will be held at Raymond Mikeska's place on Highway 53.

Fraternally yours, Lillian Kosarek, Secretary "0( LODGE NO. 87, TEMPLE, TEXAS Dear Members and Friends: Our regular monthly meeting was held Tuesday, May 8, 1962 at 7:30 p.m.

Plans are in the final stages for our -supper, which is to be Saturda y, June ,9th at 6:30 p:ria: All 6f you members and .friends, remember this date, be sure to come out and enjoy a good meal and have a good time along with it.

Our next meeting will be on Tues-

VPS TN1K— WEST, TEXAS day, June 12, 1902 at 7:30 p.m. at 1805 E. Adams.

We need so rie more cakes for the supper, any . of you members that are willing to donate a cake, please call PR 3-4694 or PR 3-5554.

Fratrnally yours, Lilian Kosarek Secretary ( ) 4' 0?, ELM MOTT, 'TEXAS Dear Editor and Readers of our Vestnik, Many thanks to you and all our friends that remembered with greetings my 'husband W. E. Krizan, who is very ill. I just say for him — Many, many thanks to all.

Mrs. W. E. Krizan Elm Mott, Texas _ e e DISTRICT SIX MEETING held AT TRITON, TEXAS The District Six held their meeting at Taiton, Texas on May 6th at 1 o'clock.

The meeting was opened by our President Bro. Lea Krause. Sister Trudy Brdecka led the pledge to the flag, and then after that she also led the group in singing one verse . of America, accompanied by Mari Brdecka on the piano. At 2 p.m. the meeting was turned over to sister Elsie Brdecka who was ready to present her program, and the talent contest.

First on the: program was a Welcome

by Geraldine iElozek, 2. Tape recording by a group of iris and boys . ;:inaiing son g s in Czeell and imglish lawn; u under the leadership of sister Hryclicla, of El Campo.

3. Recitation: Nancy Hlortek 4. Recitation in Czech: Helen Hlozek 5. Red Handkerchief played on the

Wednesday, May 30, 1962 electric organ, also sang in Czech— by Bennie Krpec.

0. Louka Zelena electric organ — by Bennie Krpec.

7. Solo: Blue Skirt Waltz -- Michael Krpec 3. Recitation: How to Catch a Man (Minnie Pearl) by Carol Ann Neubauer 9. Dialogue: Census Taker: by Shirley Holly and Ailene Sevcik.

The last two numbers were presented by girls from Hallettsville, their youth leader Mrs. Emil Grones always does such good work.

The whole program was very good, and was enjoyed by all. Thanks to sister Hrydecka for presenting to us such a fine program.

The came the talent contest. District 6 had only one girl taking part in the youngest group. Her name Susan Chudej and she did a dance which was very good.

Middle group: First place: Solo by Trudy Brdecka Second place: Recitation by Shirley Holly Oldest group: First place: accordion solo by Leon Zissa Second place: Piano accordion solo by Ailene Sevcik Third place: Solo, by Burnadette Bartos.

This ended our youth program.

To the judges of our talent contest, I want to say Thank you ever so much Then the Meeting continued with the speaking by Vito ever so desired.

The meeting adjourned at about 5 o'clock. The good sisters 'hued a good lunch prepared for all of us. Thanks for all of us. After lunch we all had a friendly visit, and all departed happy.

Fratecaally, Elie Efdecka Dist. Six Youth Director ( HOUSTON LODGE NO. 88 (Delayed) Dear Vestnik Readers, On Friday night May 11th, the monthly ledge meeting was held. ir- • rother President Tim Kostom called the meeting to order and the minutes were read by secretary brother Amos K :11reck.

date of the Princess Ball Contest n,sed but was not settled. We will have some more to say about it next AA1 and also it may be some of the 'Youth Club members will write about it.

Organizers of District Two attending a ganiz c , s, col at St iton 11,o le V I We were glad to have some more new 47. — The names were not given to us by !Rothe Joe Rejny, who toot. the members initiated into the order of SPJST at lodge No. 88, They are brother picture.

Wednesday May 30, 1962 Lowan and Larry Cruse, E. J. Prasifka, and Mr. Dusek.

The members of Lodge No. 88 wish to welcome them and have them join us in all the fun and activity' here at our Lodge No. 88. The door prize went to sister Frances Kadlecek.

The refreshments were donated by Youth Direcbtor sister Tillie Hell-man-1p,, and my husband Willie Varnsand. They both celebrated tlheir birthdays this month a day apart.Brother Ernest Hanka introduced ;a wonderful plan for progress here at Lodge No. 88 which was accepted by the members. We will have more details on this later on. All you members come on out to our next monthly lodge meeting as this matter will be discussed further.

We were unable to attend the Saturday night May 12 dance. We understand everybody present had a wonderful time. Music was furnished by Jimmy Brosch and his Country boys. They always give us such a nice variety of music so we know everybody really enjoyed it.

Say, all you girls of Lodge No. 88 better keep an eye on Bobby Dobesh, for 1. saw him somewhere else at a dance looking around.

The Youth Club members had a beatnik party at Joanie Rice's home Friday May 18.

Fraternally, Evelyn Vornsand ) • A, o

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BIRTHDAY CLUB Or LODGE NO. 88 Our regular club meeting was held as usual at the lodge:Immo after all the sisters returned from an education tour conducted by our vice president, Della Kadlecek.

Birthday celebrant for the month of May was Josephine Burl. She received many "happy birbhday -wishes" from all the sisters.

Guests of the day were: Mrs. Millie Altman (who also joined our Birthday Club), Mrs. Celetka, Mrs. Prazak, Mrs. Svec, Mrs. Kabak, and Mrs. Matejka.

A "thank you" note from sister Frances Tesar thanking us for the flowers we sent her on her birthday was read to the membership.

We -7ust say that we do miss our sister Mrs. ecan s is now steeving in

the Rest Home in Taylor — and want to wish her much happiness in her new home, and hope she will be able to visit us in to near future. We are also glad that our sister Annie Hruska, who haS been in the hospital is home and doing well.

June hostesses for the Card Party (June 6th) and our Birthday Club are: Mary Tillich, Martha Walla, Frances Kadlecek, and Birdie Hilsher. A delicious "ham dinner" is planned for the card party — don't miss it.

Our Kolace Bake Sale Committee for June 2nd are: Mary Elzner, Agnes Svacina, Frances Olexa, Frances Kadlecek, Jasephine Burl, Estelle Kelly, Della Kadlecek, Mrs. Millie Altman, Ann Elzner, Mrs. Saletka, Hattie Sustala, Fran. ces Walla, Frances Dvorak, and Annie Baethe. (Any lodge sister that can help

KAREL HAVLICEK, LODGE NO. 4 HALLETTSVILLE, TEXAS, Dear sisters, brothers and readers: Don't know how much I'll write this time as my arms hurt from chopping cotton and, when night time comes, a person is glad to rest.

It's getting dry so everybody is looking for a good rain.

Our May Meeting was short, only twenty persons attended as it was on Mother's Day, so lots of folks didn't come. It was decided that in June we Will have a Mother's and Father's Day program and also will hold our meeting.

It will be the first Sunday in June.

This also will be followed by a lunch, so please good sisters, prepare a plate of goodies and bring, them along with ydu.

Don't forget the first Sunday, the 3rd of June at 2 o'clock at the N.Y.A. Building. I know you will enjoy it and you young folks who are members of our lodge, come join our Youth Club, too. Come more often to our meetings.

Fraternally yours, Mrs. Alvin (Linda) Mikush

Joe B.. Diejny, from ;\11,71:17 2nd at Line.

Hall, Lodge: No,. 86, of OFC1cers, District Organizer, rpric supervision this work falls, r:!11141-fes f the immediate Months that kitehon -where a delieionS snack was 7rother Ott I- anus, President of Tiller Fi!omena Mil reed N. 6; Lib -

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No. 66, Waco; Justin Poldadnik of :).

Lodge No. 81 Da-mv, and Oessie Pete of Lolf..:e No. 84, Dallas. They liad a very productive work:Atop.

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Strana 18 us bake keladbes on these bake sales, • please eeptacl . . .!ster Olexa, UN 2-4392.

We need yam' 1- Y *-0,. Call in your orders UN 2-0256, and they to the iod'e be 1 : foe you when you co-me wi i•;•••1 after 12:00 noon. out to Alter ;, dinner was served by our hostes .* . ; of the month, all departed having t ad a wonderful time.

13.entember to come to our Card Party and the Kolache Bake Sale.

Birthday Club, Sisters of Lodge No. 88 Huston ; Reporting a IVETY LODGE NO. 35 ELK and Mrs. Daniel Pechacek were One f ed With a miscellaneous Shower, ;Sunday, May H . at the Elk SP3ST Hall.

Congratulations to you and may you always ha,ce the Best of Luck.

Mr, Pechaeek is a member Lodge No. 35.

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Brother Vernon Wood, chairman of the Trt:'would like to remind the haste of regular meeting which will b ii ld, Sunday, June 3. All of the etings will be held on the `;umday of cact month.

Also a reminder that the next regular lodge meeting of Elk, Lodge No. 35 will on the -,F -econd Sunday in June, June 10. All aembers are 11 ged to attend.

-Sincerely yours, Bernice. ach very busy Reporter HOUSTO:' Dear Vestnik qy ,

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plans for some good entertainment here at Lodge Pokrok No..83. Our next date of good entertainment is on Satin-day, June 9. We have another one of our good dances with music by Henry Tannenherger. Also on Saturday night.

June 23, we will have that good band from Weimar, Randy K arid His Orchestra play for the dance. A talent program by the Youth Club is planned for some Sunday afternOon in the month of June. it will be a combined Mother's and Father's Day theme. So all you members get all your friends together and bring them for a goad time at Lodge No. 88.

Sunday a group lof Lodge No. 88 members went to Fairchilds to attend the District 5 meeting. Election of new officers took place; after a delicious dinner of Beef and Pork Barbecue and all the trimmings. There was a very good representation of Lodge Pokrok NG. 88 members.

On Tuesday, May 22, sister Birdie Hilsher was hostess to an art party at her home. It was very interesting. Sister B irdie served a very delicious lunch consisting of Country Sausage and all fresh country vegetables, cottage cheese cake and refreshments. The guests also y ang "Happy Birthday" to Mrs. Steve ✓aleik and Josephine Burie whose birthdays are this month.

Brother Johnny Sontag has been a man lately. He has been doing a good job of spreading the word around about our upcoming entertainments at the lodge. He made a trip to the E . 88 Campo area and made many friends the Entertain- there. Good work Johnny.

'-isle r , eeting making Bravenec is recuperat.

Wednesday, May 30, 1963 ing from an operation. Wish her the best of health.

Brother and Sister Johnny and Evelyn Mikolas are doing a very good job of taking care of the lodge Hall, until the permanent caretakers will take over.

Don's forget the Birthday Club sisters Kolache Sale Saturday morning June 2. They will have plenty of good tasting Kolaches, so call your orders in.

Fraternally, Evelyn Vornsand

• &•z SLOVANSKA LIPA WACO NO, 66 Dear Brothers and Sisters: The regular meeting of Lodge No. 66 was held May 20 with President Otto Hanus presiding. The pledge was given

by Sharon Engelke, Mary Nell Narovec and Mary Sue Moore. The lodge pledge was given by La Nell Ceska, Beverly Gaidusek, and Zephyr Spence.

The roll call showed all officers were present.

The visitors signing the guest book were Daniel and Marvin Marek of Temple, Mrs. Louis• Kapavik, Susan Roth, and Segrid Henirigson. We hope they enjoyed the evening and come again.

The minutes of the previous meeting were read by Sister Rose Parma. They were approved as read.

Brother Hanus said we have several members due to recieve 50-year pins.

They will be awarded at our next meeting in June.

Sister Emma Ceska said we received a very nice letter of appreciation for the $25 we sent the National Foundation, McLennan County Chapter of the March of Dimes.

Brother Bill Korenek asked Brother Ed Mazanec to read the minutes of the trustees' meeting. There followed a discussion about our accoustics and speakers. Sister Agnes Mazanec made a action which was seconded and approved that we let the trustees handle it. We need a new adding machine. A motion was made, seconded and approved that we buy one.

Brother Emil Hanus, speaking for the Delinquent Committee made a very favorable report.

A discussion arose whether to have our next meeting date changed due to Father's Day being on our meeting Sunday. It was decided to leave it as it is, June 17.

Sister Libbie Parma said the youth would have their talent contest at our next meeting. They will be judged by the members present at the meeting.

Not 35, Elk taken at the regular It seems we made a mistage in select-. aiding from the left are Brother ing two girls for Queen and two for , Sister Rosie Vieha and Frances Duchess. Frances Miller decided to step out and let Beverly Gaidusek take her

Wednesday, May 30, 1962 place.

The Princess Ball will be on July 2.2 with Rudy Kurtz Orchestra providing the music. May 31 is the deadline.

A motion was made, seconded and approved that girls may ,get other boys as escorts if they aren't members of another lodge and the girls can't find escorts in their own lodge.

The Birthday Club members for May are: Sisters Barbara Stanislav, RoseMary Mynarcik, Peggy Lucille Martin, and Toby Hannus; Brothers Leslie Dungan, Emil Hannus, Alvin Reznicek, Louis Kazda, Richard Urbis and Garry Moore.

We sang "Happy Birthday" to them.

La Nell Ceska thanked all the Youth and Youth leaders for the graduation dance given in her and Hattie Mattis' honor. Frances Miller spoke for Hattie since she couldn't be present, also expressing thanks to all for the dance, La Nell Ceska is graduating from University High School and Hattie Matus is Graduating from Reicher Catholic High School.

Sister Libbie Parma showed us a trophy won by Frances Miller- for bowling for Reicher High.

Sister Polly Gaidusek announced a program honoring Mothers and Fathers directly after the meeting.

We have four new members Doris Elizabeth Cinek, Don Yarborough, Mernadine Gaidusek, and Joe John Sebik.

We also have one transfer from Lodge 167 in Penelope for Sister Leona Kadlubar. We are very proud to have these new members.

Brother Roman Parma, speaking for the sick committee said Brother and Sister Joe Walla have a new son born April 25. Brother and Sister Frank Miller have a new grandson born in California.

Our congratulations to both families.

Kay Gerlich had the measles and now her mother, Sister Dorothy Gerlich, has them. Brother Jim Zebro is in a .Re.st Home. He isn't doing very well. We pray for 'his recovery. Brother Ed Mazanec said several of their grandchildren also had the measles. He thanked the Youth Club for the nice get-well card they sent him while he was in the hospital for a check-up. He and Sister Agnes are leaving to be with their son-in-law Loyal Bessire in Amarillo when he undergoes an operation on his back. We wish him a full recovery.

Brother and Sister Otto Hanus drove to San Antonio, Friday evening to be at the wedding of their granddaughter, Miss Barbara Clay. The wedding took place in the bride's home at 8 p.m. The bridegroom is Mr. Billy Dye. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Clay.

Catherine Clay was her bridesmaid and

V 1l STNIK— WEST, TEXAS the groom's brother was best man. The bride, her mother and sister Catherine, are members of Lodge No. 66. Our most sincere congratulations and best wishes go to them in their new life together, Door prize was won by Sister Agnes Mazanec and by Eugene Miller. The meeting adjourned at 3:45 pm.

A M - other's and Father's Day program followed and later a supper was served.

President Hanus opened the program with a short review about the beginning of Mother's Day on the second Sunday in May and Father's Day on the third Sunday in June and we are honoring hoth on this day. He spoke a few very well chosen words on the occasion.

To Sisters Margaret Gaidusek, Dorothy Moore, Millie Korenek, and Libbie Parma go our sincere thanks for a very delightful program they worked out. Sister Parma said the Youth are so busy with school work at this time, they decided on a different type of program.

She read a poem in honor of the Mothers and Fathers who have passed on and one was the oldest father at our program last year, Brother A. E. Kudelka, Who died this year.

Little Cynthia Moore read a poem "I was in an awful ruch" and her clothes r;howed it.

First there was the nominating of the mother and father of the year. While the votes were being counted, Sister Emma. Ceska, the 1961 Mother of the year, expressed her thanks for the honor last year. She expressed the best wishes for all Mothers and FatherS and said we s=hould make it nicer everyday for our parents.

The winners were Dorothy and Ray 'lloore. Sister Ceska put the robe around Dorothy's shoulders and put the crown ,h2om her head onto Dorothy's head.

She pinned a pink corsage to her robe and kissed her. Sister Gaidusek handed Dorothy and Ray a Gift. Dorothy and Ray each expressed their gratitude.

Dorothy's mother, Mrs. Kapavik was the oldest mother present. Brother John Simdk was the oldest father. EaCh was presented a gift. Sister Thehra Trojan was the youngest mother and 3rother Chris Spence was the youngest 'after Sister Moore called out the names of men, Bill Korenek, Frank Parma, eslie Dungan, Emil Hanus, Frank tens, and Ed Mazanec to go, behind a oard. and put their noses through a 3m all slit. Their wives were brought out ne at a time, blindfolded and with a. ;love on the right hand to feel the noses and guess which . ene was her husband.

Sister Parma was the only one correct and she received first prize, all the rest

received a gift also.

- ..00k over Sister Millie Korenek 0a and called six ladies: iThne telma lene Engelke, Rosemary 1 DoroTrojan, Margaret Ganl .aard and thy Moore to go behier ough put their stocking foot were small opening. The L. adfolded brought in one at a t and with a glove on one to find correctly their wife's foot. Several c so they had to draw. r3 r .ojan ree others ceived the Ii st prize, each of were a also received a gift. Both lot of laughs. enik Miller, Sister Gaidusek called Otto Hanus, Roman Parhe Ranavik and Edvin Narovec to pM a (Planer on a big doll. Brother Otto H. eus won that amidst laughter and each was given a gift.

All the ladies sat in a circle id a wrapped box was passed from ooe to another and when tjhe whistle blew the one olding the box had to step o Bruns was the winner. The pi acorn was enjoyed by all. Thanks to the whole Entertainment Committee. sendI want to thank Rose Parma rin ing me the notes from the sorry I wasn't able to atte.ld i e meet-had a ing because it sounds as ball! for the I also want to thank the beautiful card Kay and I received du nhour measles.

The next meeting', will be June 17, Linden Hall at 2:30 p.m.

Yours fraternally, Dorothy Gerlich

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2625 Floyd St. Lodges 84 and 130 DALLAS, TEXAS - '•tor: hosts. :lhou „,7, ht you might like this aratom Twirler — Juanita Janousek ■ .[i.t our recent meeting with your Lodge No. 84 i to Dallas as hosts. It was err Schmidt and Annie in the Cabbage ' 1 evening. We thoroughly enPatca" KJZT Mr. Hejny with us and Accordion Solo — Pauline Trojacek o Limw that his wife was ill. Accordion Solo, "Village Tavern" — Dan ner a speedy and complete reny Holub, KJZT COVE Piano Solo — Shelly Dennise Brozek Western Bohemian Fraternal Assn.

— • od ges No 84 and 130 of Dallas Spanish Dance — Tanja Lynn Cruse and to the Dallas Fraternal WtTe Carmen Delgado, Woodmen of the Council on 'Tuesday evenin g, May 15th, World their 2625 Floyd Street, for Clarinet Solo — Elaine West the annual Youth program for the bene- Magician Act — Ricky Stovall assisted fit of the Dallas Service for Blind Chilby Diana Keller dren.

Woman's Benefit Association No. 23 APPr n. 7 i n f c l y 10.: were inattendance Dance — Vickie Whaley at thc, ! • r i1 and business session Woman's Benefit Association No. 23 .•ich was presit over by Mrs. Vir- ACcordion Solo — Theresa Vrla 'ipes, of the Woman's Cornet Solo — Kenneth Vrla it Association, SPJST No. 130 A letter was read from Mrs. Lena Dance — Jo Lynn Warren .SI.hugart, of Omaha, Nebraska, Woodmen Circle Grove No. 7 President of the Supreme Piano Solo — Margaret Nemec Fore. t Woodmen Circle, one of those SPJST No. 84 peccunt at the founding of the Dallas 'God Bless America" — Sharon Trlica Fraternal Council, and a regular attendand youth from SPJST No. 84 acant at meetings of the Council as long as companied by Jerry Ann Urban she living in the vicinity of Dallas, ( ) : ,' , e e:T.presed deep appreciaSEA'I'ON LODGE NO. 47 tion of be hag named TEMPLE, TEXAS Council. 'e iY of the Cou Dc ].,e ''lends: !lc; :::91 S. Lancaster on 0:1ce more we wish to notify the mem15th, v p..m to which All, fiat.:.: Is of Lodge No. 47 of the change in the ists ar : • cordially invited. , te el our meeting. Our regular meetMr. Petr who arranged the PTOwill he held on Friday, June 1. befor -Pie evening introduced Mr. Sid ,:.train' at 8 p.m. This will enable those it President of Lodge No. you who wisih to attend the"opening as Master of C:• r, nlonies tor the new infirmary open 'house in He introduced .Mr. Joe B. ay1or on Sunday, June 3rd to go. We of Temple, vicie-p1;:d,Je.ot of Junot he present because on that Sunvho spoke on "Fi.. y ii,dship and • e have our Hejl reunion at Beaten lism." Also present were Mr We wish the Rest Home per. President of Lodge No. 130 • 1 =Ai luck in the future. We know ,Yarma, vice-president ore infirmary will be a great ti-,e Home. tile program,. which r meeting. This meeting is the ladies nt one to all of us as we served delicious refreshm-, hat we want to do with sweets and cot' ec !

A iding committee has oci<al it is tho duty of all .ne ne'er to l oembers to either apese I Cif prev( . . or a: k for revisions of the presented. ..ere you can vote you must have your lodge dues paid so let us keep this in mind. Also, at this meting, we will have a short program. Patsy Jo Hejl who Non first place in an oratorical contest sponsored by the Bell County Farm Bu--,au will pre,sent her oratory. We hope that you can be present as I think her Maaer of Ceremonies rendition is worth listening to. It is on Mr. Sid PokiLv_li Americanism and Citizenship. Deborah Assisted by 1\4rs. Emil Petr and Adaniek will render some musical solOs Mrs. Stanley Vrla at the ,SPJST

Wednesday, May 30, 1962 if 'leer smallpox vaccination will not affect 'her arm too much. We hope not.

Let me congratulate a few of my former students. First of all Johnette Mikulastik who won a scholarship at Baylor University from the McGregor Aluminum Company or Alcoa. She won third place from four hundred or more entrants. She is also the valedictorian of her class in Rogers High School Johnette is a member of our Lodge No. 47 we certainly are proud of her.

Next we wish to congratulate Patsy Jo Hejl upon winning a trip to a Semi-. nar in Oklahoma. She was the winner of an oratorical contest sponsored by the Farm Bureau. She will go to a Siminar for one week to study Americanism and Citizenship. Patsy Jo also is a very high ranking student in her class she was number two in her class in Temple High School. She is also our member.

Last but not least we want to congratulate our Jim Cason Richrardson.

He is our student gfom Seaton School and he ranked number one in the Bell County Eighth Grade Tests which were given by our County Superintendent.

Jim, is very active in 4-H work also. He has won many prizes in the Livestock Show held each year in Temple.

Congratulations to all of you we are very proud of you. To all groduates we extend much success in the future.

Our Queen's Ball is drawing near so maybe we better set out some rules.

1. Contestant must be a member of the SPJST. 2. Candidate may choose her own escort.

3, Up to 13 years of age for Duchess.

4. 14 to 21 years and single for Queen.

5. Each candidate will assist sponsors in sale of insurance.

6. Contest begins March 1st and ends May 31st.

7. Formal or semiformal dress will be required for her presentation at the District Queen's Ball.

8. District Youth Directors will set date and place of District Queen's Ball.

My letter is getting a little lengthy so I had better close for this time. In my next letter we shall have our rules for the talent contest and the time and place of elimination.

Fraternally, Clara Hejl, Reporter BEYERSVILLE, TEXAS

Dear Sisters and Brothers: This will be a very short letter. The purpose of it is to let you know tnat our regular meeting which will be held the first Sunday in June will begin at 4:00 p.m. rather than the usual time.

This is due to the dedication of a new

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wing of the SPjST Rest Home in Taylor d Broth during the early part of the afternoon. Dea meeting,, of Slovan Jihu ne So see you all there at 4:00 p.m. lodge nuu:ber 26 will hold its meeting on Fraternally yours, Saturday June 3rd at 9 4;.M. at the Ohnos Nancy Malish Club Building. The time is being changed for this meeting as you will LODGE, NO, 15 HUCKHOLTS notice, commencing at 9 a.m, instacl of Dear Sisters and Brothers: 1. p.m. due to several important event, This is to inform you that our next in the community being held in the aftmeeting will be held on the second Sun-- erneen.

I urge all our members to be present.

So see you at 9 a.m. on June 3rd. day, June 10th. Time 2 p.m. I urge all Yours truly, our members to be present. By now rister Annie Mae Gilbert everyone Should know that we are ha y cty. Lodge 26 -ingourbcelath65Ani 41, versary on July 1st.

In our last meeting the members have Cottc••,. appointed the ones who will be on the -liar is t• food and entertainment committee.

We are erpeet.

Will you kind members please come to this meeting and let us know where yen will be able to help out. We are counting on your help so don't let us down. It takes a lot of work to put on a picnic.

A few members can't do it alone.

Hope to see a large crowd June 10th.

I remain Fraternally yours, Mrs. Edward Svobodt ) e 4,„ •

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Our young, friend Wanda Faye Mach wiith an average of 92.47 on a four year average was chosen valedictorian of Axtell High School.

She is the daughter of our Membors and Friends Mr. and Mrs. John Mach of Axtell.

Wanda Faye and sister La Nene Ceska are first cousins. La Nell is an active member of our Lodge No. 66 Waco, She was presented the Citizenship award from University High, School in Waco.

Our best wishes go to both of these girls from our brotherhood.

The history of the world seems to to a sorid record of man's errors, wars, murders, hopes, crimes, and miseries, with a few achievements now and thou.

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ill hold their regde 3 and 4 p.m. ,ce,

want to remind olzr "Tan: , : members from Tours, Haat the barh',.le supp,,2/: and dance after the ineetb.:. to be in their honor. Through tins paper we are giving you a special ixlyitatiew • We also want to remind a.",1t members to -bring a dish to go, with die bar-, becue.

Let's all tnere iS of sure to be t lood., and the ;0. MUSIC' West as for until remain Fraternally, Mrs. .thima Macba =„. g • e.

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Another time for our meeting has "June 3, 1962. The meeting will be called rolled around, and it has not rained yet. to order promptly at 1:30 p.m.

We are really having a drought here Then, as usual, after the adjournment this year. T -Se maize crop is hurt real of our meeting the New Colony RVOS badly. The harvest is going to be short. No. 88 will hold its regular meeting at Cotton is 'l oading on for dear life, but 3:00 p.m. it too needs rain. It is really windy The members of both lodges are urged here, the, wind blows day and night. to attend their respective lodge meet• everyone note, the Robstcwn Com- ing. munity Hall (Formerly the Moravian Fratrnally yours, Hal-0 is being torn down and rebuilt, so Jesse E. Shiner, Secretary we ei-mnet held our meeting there this time, meeting will be held at our house, janak's.

It will be conducted as usual, only tae place is being changed for this one time.

They hope to have the mall rebuilt

by August. I think all you people know where we live. It is five miles west of Robstown. ho everyone come to my house on June 3rd and we will have the meeting here.

The ladies bring some goodies as usual and I will Cove the coffee pot going. The LODGE PRAHA NO. 29 - meeting will start at 2:00 p.m.

TAYLOR, TEXAS See you Sunday, June 3rd.

Dear Sisters and Brothers: Mary Janak Because that most of the summer Renorter Sundays are the days of family reefie * onions that are held at the lodge hall it was decided to hold our regular meeting in June on Thursday night, June 7th, 7:00 There will be a program by the youth as tribute to the -Mother's and Father's FonT TEXAS On his •occasion we will begin with e rs, and Friends, Our Lodge No. 92 Fort Worth, has de- supper, then there will be ashort busicided to undertake a real worthwhile ness meeting, followed by the program project to hel p out in our-District Three honoring Mother's and Fathers. py.•„ciect z ieh would benefit in a big All members are urged to corn out on nat night and enjoy the evening with W ay our Taylor Rest Home and our US. rs. n 111. .rcand."

A. L. Boudny, Secty. o ing hard to duplicate 1,:ro. 84's remarkable LODGE NO,, 67 -.1tch -wonderful help SCHULENDURG, TEXAS e,. onp Fund, we earnestly e ' li c it our Mern;.)ers and Friends help. Dear brothers and sisters of above no not miss this opportunity to mentioned lodge: This is to notify all of you, that our our devotion to our motto of our deeds instead of mere words regular Lodge Meeting will be held SunIs all try to help give from out day, June 3 afternoon as usual. Do try to hearts to this worthwhile cause, so it he there, all of you Who are able, so may be long remembered that 1;ve the that we can have a big crowd and our members and „friends of Lodge No. 92 good sisters are asked to please bring something for lunch: the brothers will did our be: •!, to help. bring something with which to wash it • rya?

Can n Thanks! dcwn. and Member of If you have any visitors in your home Fort 'Worth an that day, bring them alon g with you, they are alway welcome in our ledge. don't forg.,:et andall of you come, we ,, 69 will be looking for you. as Dear Members Fraternally yours, This is to ima in you that the New Ray F. Krenek, President Colony Lodge No, 69 will hold its regular Frank Holub, quarterly meeting Sunday afternoon, Secretary and Bookkeeper

Wednesday, May 30, 1962 CHANGE IN MEETING TIME

SECOND QUARTERLY MEETING COMMEMORATION OF 65TH ANNIVERSARY OF FOUNDING OF S.P.J.S.T. LODGE KOMFNSKY NO. 20, GRANGER

Dear Members and Friends: Our next meeting will be held Sunday, June 10th, •commencing at 6:00 p.m. with appropriate iefreShments aid a covered dish supper. Our supper will deviate somewhat from the usual custom.

This time we ask that the ladies bring a covered dish — just anything from fried chicken, baked ollicken, boiled or stuffed eggs, pickles, vegetables, pie or cake. The ledge will furnish the bread and all refresh III cuts.

This will be our second quarterly meeting of 1962, and as usual'for all quarterly ly meetings, we anticipate a large attendance.

In connection with this meeting, Lodge Komensky will take time to commemorate the 65th anniversary of the founding of SPJST. Ohr Suprme Lodge President, Edward L. Alarek, has consented to be with us and be the principal speaker. Brother 1Vlarek is a most able speaker, and we invite you to hear his words of experience and optimism.

Don't forget the date and time: Sunday, June 10th, 6:00 o'clock in the afternoon.

Visiting SPJST members are always' welcome and appreciated a:: Lodge Komensky.

Sincerely and fraternally, R. F. Holubec Secretary LODGE' SLOVAN NO. 9 SNOOK, TEXAS

Dear Brothers and Sisters: This is to inform our Membership that our next Lodge meeting will be held Friday ni g ht at 8 o'clock June the 9th.

This is a change from our Sunday meet-• ing date on a trial basis. Let's see how cis will work. So you all be there Friday at 8 p.m. — June the 8th — and our Audit Committee should bring a full report on just how we stand and pay all our bills and collect from those who owe the Lodge.

So keep this on your calendar for sure.

Fraternally yours, E. R. Jakubik, Secretary ) o

Correction In the report from our District Two Meeting held at Kovar, on page 15 of th Vestnik, instead of the name brother Sablatura should have been printed: "The directors of the Rest Home are: Brothers Schovajsa, Sralla, Kovar, Pokladuik, Skrabanek, Kveton and Marchak."

We are sorry for this oversight.

Wednesday, May 30, 1962

VESTNiK— WEST, TEXAS game. This vitrually sewed up the First Half Championcihip for our team in the Wednesday night League.

One more "rained out" game remains to be played with the Falcon Manufacturing team and we should win this game.

Next Wednesday night, May 30, we will play the Falcon Manufacturing team, first game 7:30 p.m. at Samuel's Diamond No. 2. We hope that we will have a large turnout of fans at this game.

I have just learned that we may also play a game next Friday night, June 1 —however nothing definite has been decided as yet. One more rained out ,game with Forney Engineering remains to be played in our Monday night League which we hope will be played on the above date.

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am going to be in it. I like to go to school, my teachers name is Mrs. Burton. I am just getting over the chicken pox and had to miss two weeks of school.

Your friends, Mary Jane Marek • 4, • ( CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS L,-sr friends and readers: The family wishes to thank all of you for your kindness during our dc ep sorrow. It wars very much appreciated. The loss of my beloved twin brother Charlie Elzner, is a great one indeed, 0 e ly time and God's help will heal our ■y (,i.nd. • At the next SPJST meetin e ,,n June 10, we shall have a "Father's Day" supper. Also there will be entertainment.

So come enjoy yourselves — all are welcome. All of you good ladies as usual, we ask that you bring something for the We would like to announce another kitchen. All of you Youth Club memfuture ball player for the SPJST for I bers be there also. We have a lot to about 1979, as JoAnn and Jerry Mh.nak talk about, etc. are the parents of a boy born Monday, My sincere thanks to Jerry Sijansky.

May 21, weighing 7 pounds and 2 ounces. He has been most kind in phut ographWe also had a new arrival and a pos- ing the activities of our Youth Club. sible future ball player for the SPJST Thanks Jerry. for about 1979, only she will.. have to On April 29th I was unable to atbe a candidate for a girl's team. She tend the District Youth, Meeting. My was born on Friday, May 11th, weighing beloved twin brother was laid to rest on 6 pounds and 11 ounces and her proud that day. Thanks to all of you who parents are Wylene and Ted Dusek, Jr. took over for me. and both Jerry and Ted are ball players Nazdar on our team. Congratulations to the Anne Elzner Spencer proud parents and grandparents.

Lodge No. 56 Youth Leader• ; •( We will be seeing you at the game.

Fraternally, EAST BERNARD LODGE NO. 28 Ben Jarma Lodge No. 28 held their monthly Lodge No. 84 Dallas meeting on May 13th at it pin. There ) e weren't too many present due to Mother's Day. The next meeting will be held on Juice 24th at 2 p.m. At this meetiny . we wilt observe Mother's Day and FaUa r's Day with a program. if any of y ouft's and girls want to be in this prc am, please contact me, I will be glad to give you a part, or if there is samething you would like to perform it is all right with me. After the program there will be a lunch served. So let's see a big crowd turn cut this time, be there and ha,/,‘ a neignmorly visit. Don't forgot the date June 24th at 2 pal.

S.P.J.K.T. LODGE NO. 84, SOFTBALL TEAM — DALLAS Dear brothers and sisters: Monday night, May 21, we defeated Forney Engineering 11-0 behind the nohit pitching of Wes Jaska in a game that lasted only five innings. Jaska was in top form as he allowed no hits, walked one batter and struck out twelve.

Frank Mach III, our catcher, turned in a very fine game behind the plate.

Leading hitters for our team were Frank Mach III, with a Home Run and a single; Bob Spoor with a single; Alex Parma, a single and a walk; Ben Jarma, a single and two walks; Wesley Jaska, a single and a walk; Ted Dusek, a walk; and Albin (Bino) Vrana a walk.

Though it was an early game, our rooting section was very small. Maybe after school is out, we will have more members and friends dheering for our team. We've had larger attendance at ,our games when we were losing; so the theory that fans Won't support a losing team does not apply to us as we are winning and rooters aren't present.

Next Wednesday night, May 28, we play Capitol Records, second game; 8:45 12,m, at Samuel's Diamond No. 2.

If we win, we will be tied for first place in the Monday Night League and this will necessitate a "playoff" to determine a First-Half League Winner.

The following Monday night, June 4, we will play the Nine Cousins, the early game 7:30 p.m. which will start the Secand Half of play.

Wednesday night, May 23, we played the Central Freight team and we won by a score of 3 to 1 in a real good ball game. Wesley Jaska had another superb night on the mound as he allowed only Elsie sieLen t'ircileicYLa three hits, walked one and struck out twelve batters. Lawrence Honza was BEYERSVRILE YOUIT1 CUM LODGE, 73 SEYMOUR, TEXAS his battery mate, and caught a fine .LODGE NO. 48 Dear Friends, game.

Our leading hitters were Ted Dusek My Mother has asked me to write a Dear readers; Guess what has been going on in Taywith a triple and a single; Alex Parma letter to the Vestnik. We get points in lor lately? May Fetes! These two words a triple; Lawrence Honza a double; Bob our Youth Club for doing so I am 8 years old and live in Seymour, aptly describe the activities of our Youth Spoor a double; Wes Jaska a single; Leonard Drozd a single, and Frank Mach Texas. I belong to the Lodge No. '73 (and adults) for the month of May. HI had a walk. The team played error- Youth Club, We are ,going to have a The May Meeting of the Mother Lodge less ball and everyone played a fine program at our next meeting and I was short because everyone wanted to

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Strana 24 g o to Lodge Praha No. 29 to see their May Fete. Because of this, the Youth Club didn't meet.

Our Youth Club President, sister Nancy Malish, has really been active in May Fetes. She represented ou Lodge No. 48 in the May Fete at Lodge No. 29.

Then this past Sunday, our Lodge No 48 had a May Fete at which time Nancy was crowned Queen by Supreme Lodge Vice-President brother Joe B. Hejny.

Several of our Youth Club members took part in these festivities along with other Youth in our Community.

Our Meeting on Sunday, June 3rd will be at 4 p.m. instead of the usual time, so that everyone can go to the Dedication of the New Infirmary at the Rest Home. We urge all members to attend the program and dedication and then be at Lodge No. 48 at 4:00 p.m. for the regular monthly meeting.

We extend an invitation to all Youth Club members from other Districts to attend our meeting.

Let's get together and have a "School Is Out Celebration!"

Fraternally, John Stalmach, Youth Club Reporter • ) • WACO, TEXA,S, — LODGE NO. 66 Dear Readers, Hello everyone! Last weekend was a very, very busy weekend for us. Friday night we attended the graduation dance held at Linden Hall honoring La Nell Ceska and Hattie Matas, 1961-62 graduates. Saturday afternoon we went to one of my brother's baseball games and dancing that night. Sunday we attended church at 10:30 and our regular monthly lodge meting that afternoon.

I am proud we are an active family, be cause we enjoy being together and going places together.

Next Wednesday wil be my "Big Day", I will graduate from. Lake Air Junior High. Mother is making me a new white dress and daddy will be off that day and will be able to attend, is one reason I am so happy. eT•

I would like to congratulate Sister Dorothy and Brother Ray Moore, being honored as "Mother and Father of the Year" for 1962. May you always be as happy as you were Sunday. I would also like to say, I am proud my daddy was the youngest father present, it is wonderful to have a young dad like mine.

He received three different sizes of ducks to hang, on the wall and they look very nice hanging in our den.

I must close for now and study some more for my finals, they have kept me very busy and I am almost ready for summer. Hope you all enjoy this sum-

mer as much as I plan to. There are a great number of activities planned so far and I know more are being planned each day but it will be fun anyway. Un til the next time, I hope my letter finds you all happy and healthy.

Fraternally yours, Jean Spence ) • BRYAN LODGE NO. 39 Dear Vestnik Readers, Since we did not have a meeting of our club this past month. I have little to report but I want to say that we really enjoyed the district meeting at Kovar and also our Mother's Day at our home lodge.

The meeting at Kovar was one of the best I have ever attended. All the adults were so nice and quiet during our program and we really appreciated this for it is very bard to try to perform when the audience is noisy and pays no attention to the performer. And the food that was served by' the good ladies of Kovar was just delicious, every thing was just wonderful'. We thank you kindly for your hopitality.

We will have our regular meeting on June 10th so all you pals be sure and come out. We will have games and dancing after our meeting. By the way, cur club has purchased a new record player and new bats and softballs. We have GUI poles repaired for our volley ball net also, so we should' get together for some games soon. Our plans for the summer will be discussed in our June meeting.

Fraternally yourS, Diana Matejka Lodge No. 39Youth reporter WOOD YOUTH — LODCE 6 Dear Friends: In last week's Vestnik we presented to our readers a picture of Ruthie Schuetz elected Lodge Queen, who will represent our Cottonwood Lodge Youth Club in the coming Queen Contest of District III to be held June 24 at Ennis Lodge No, 25 on District Youth Activity Day. We have received some more information on Ruthie that we are giving you, somewhat delayed.

She was born at West on Sept. 5, 1946. Attends West High School, is Freshman, a majorette. She won first place in Twirling this year and last year.

Also plays the flute in the High School Band, and belongs to the Future HomeMakers of America Club.

Her favorite sports are Swimming, Skating, Dancing, and all ball games.

Her escort will be George Sunajstrla Jr. This is all that we know about her and we hope that she will attend all your

Wednesday, May 30, 1962 meetings and Lodge functions.

Good Luck to you Ruthie!

The Editor )• •( LODGE NO. 73 SEYMOUR, TEXAS

Dear Vestnik Readers, As today is Sunday so I have a little time to drop a few lines for others to read. sty name is Edward 1Viarek, I am the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Marek.

We live in Seymour, Texas. I go to Seymour Elementary School next year I will go to Junior High.

Our school will be out on the 24 of May. We will go to Bible School after school is out. This summer I plan to take a vacation to see my ,Grandfather and Grandmoher, Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Marek that live in CaldWell, Texas. I want to leave room for others so I will close now.

Your Vestnik Reader, Edward Marek Seymour, Texas ) LODGE NO. 66 WACO, TEXAS Dear Brother Editor, I thought I would drop you a few lines to let you know that our baseball games have been real exciting ,although we have tied one, lost two, anctno• one, the scores were very close. We will have another ball game Thursday night at 7:30 o'clock and I sure hope we can win. I have been playing first base and in our last game I got a hit and brought one run in. Daddy bought me a new bat size 31 with my name on i t and I am very ,proud I got a hit with it. I am making a booklet in school on baseball add it is due Friday. I have found a lot of information on base all players I didn't know about. I also made a report on the Home Run King "Babe Ruth."

I must close for now because I have a lot of work to do for school is almost ut. I also have a lot to do to be ready for our Youth Activity Day the last Sunday in June. I hope I can be lucky and win some more ribbons to go in my booklet. T am going to work hard and do my best, to represent my lodge that day. I hope you and "Mama" Hosek are doin,g OK! and can be with us that day in Ennis.

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Dear Members and Friends, Our last meeting was held Sunday, May 6th. All the officers were present.

The roll call was 30 members. All the reports given by the Committees were in good order. We had one visitor. He was Steve (Buddy) Kaska from Abbott.

We were glad to have him visit us and

Wednesday, May 30, 1962 play with us. We hope he will come again soon.

Those who celebrated and were wished a Happy Birthday of this month of May Were: Richard Mikeska on the 17th, Jeanette Krizan, 21st; Karen Uptmore, 26th; Gloria Mynar, 28th; and our Leader, Sister Ruth Krizan, 25th.

Our new business given by our Leader was a choice where to go out for our next fun; to go skating or swimming and the decision was won by acclamation to go swimming some time in July. Then she handed out slips for the membership drive to the members who would try to find a member who would like to join the club and become our SPJST member later if he so desires. This member who will find a member will earn 10 points for bringing his or her slips filled out with a prospect.

A gift wilt be given by the organizers to the member for his prospect and please try to bring it before the contest ends on May 31st.

And you parents, of the ones who brought these slips home please help your son or daughter find a prospect, so we can crown our princess again this year.

Our leader wants us to keep in mind, and remind our club members not to forget the Youth Activity Day June 24 in Ennis Lodge No. 25. Be sure to watch for details and entry blanks that will be published in the Vestnik at later date, or contact her for more imformation.

Our next meeting will be June 3 beginning at 4:30 p.m. Be sure and come.

Jeanette Krizan Reporter OF, • ( LODGE 66 —, WACO Dear Members, Our regular monthly meeting at Lodge No. 66 was rather long, so the Youth Club members did not hold their meeting. The meeting was called to order and the dues were collected because some of the members had school functions to attend.

Congratulations! 'goes to Sister Dorothy and Brother Ray Moore. They were selected to be "Mother and Father of the Year." Sister Dorothy was crowned by our past Mother of the Year, sister Emma Ceska. Brother John Simcik being the past Father of the Year, presented Sister Dorothy with, a kiss, and "Good Luck."

Our attendance was somewhat smaller than we usually have at our meetings, but the sick committee reported that the older members as well as the young ones had several cases of measues. Hurry and get well so you all can be with us at our meeting to be held the third

VS TNiK — WEST, TEXAS Sunday in June. This will be a very important day to the girls and boys of the Youth Club because the following Stinday will be Youth Activity Day. There will be many things we will have to discuss and it will aso be the day for candidates for Queen and Duchess to be announced. Everyone do your very best to attend. I will see you there.

Zephyr Spence Fraternally yours, Youth, Club Reporter ) • 4. • (---„ A

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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 thorn early while they are NEWS. We appreciate interesting reports ol other family tidings, in our brotherhood, births, weddings, anniversaries and mainly activities of your lodges or members that interest all of our readers.

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

• • Joe Tomastik 71, died in a Temple hospital Friday after an illness of several years.

Tomastik was born in Industry and had lived near Temple for the past 55 years. He was engaged in farming until his retirement in 1957.

Survivors include his wife; a brother, John Tomastik of Little River; and a sister, Mrs. Joe Zatopek.

• • The twenty-first Annual reunion of the Hrncir family will be held at Moravia on the usual date, on the first Sunday in June — June 3rd. Members should bring a basket lunch as usual.

Drinks will be provided.

• Hallettsville -- Eunice Jurena, 17. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Jurena of Rt. 3, Hallettsville, has been named valedictorian of the senior class of Hallettsville High School with an average of 96.72.

Jeanie Long, 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Long of Rt. 3, Hallettsville, was named salutatorian with an average of 96.52.

• Belton — Miss Joyce Burtis sophomore from Temple. was recently elected to serve as room sergeant of Royal Academia Literary Society at MaryHardin-Baylor College.

Strana 25 Miss Burtis is a graduate of Rosebud High School and is majoring in business education at Mary Hardin-Baylor. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Burtis, of Rt. 4, Temple.

• • Pvt. Melvin F. Zapalac, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Zapalac of Rt. 3, Hallettscille and Pvt. Eugene F. Smolilz, son of Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Smolik of Rt. 4.

Hallettsville, have been assigned to Company C, 398th Regiment, at Fort Chaffee, Ark. Cameron — Funeral services for Frank Janek Sr. of Cameron will be held at 9:30 am. Tuesday at St. Monica's Catholic Church. Burial in St. Monica's Cemetery.

Janek died Sunday night at his home after an apparent heart attack. He was 51. He had lived in Milam County all his life, working as a mechanic.

Survivors are his wife, a son, Frank Janek Jr. of Cameron; two daughters.

Last Rites for Mike Mogonye Mike Mogonye, well known Elgin farmer, who was born Sept. 16, 1882 in Czechoslovakia and came to the US at the age of 6 with his parents, the late Mr. and Mrs. John Mogonye, Sr., passed away in a nursing home at 3 p.m. Monday, May 14th following several years of ill health.

Funeral services were held Wednesday May 16.

Burial was in the Elgin Cemetery.

He is survived by his widow; two sons, Billy of Elgin and Joe of Manor; four daughters, Mrs. Laurence Schwartz and Mrs. Rudy Beran of San ntonia; Mrs. Olga Thorpe and Mrs. John Zotz of ustin; four mrothers and three sisters, • • Temple Junior College regents were told in a meeting Monday afternoon that fall enrollment at the college can be expected to increase by 15 or 20 per cent.

President Hubert Dawson and Dean Registrar Johnny Payne made the forecast of a 700 to 725-student enrollment on the basis of their recent student recruiting tours in Central Texas.

• • Major John L. Hutyra of West was a member of a stratigic Air Command B52 jet bomber force which recently demonstrated its combat effectiveness before President Kennedy and other dignitaries at Elgin AFB, Fla. He was a radar navigator on one of eight intercontinental bombers. Major Hutyra, son of Mrs. Howard Charles of West, is maried to the former Edith C. Elkins of Hollsborc.

He is a graduate of West High School

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and holds a bachelor of science degree finished first in regional and fourth at from Texas A. and M. College. He enter- the state meet. ed the service in 1949.

• e Arlington — Robert D. Foit, of Rt. Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Ma- 2, West, is among some 268 candidates rie Jez were held at 2 p.m. Wednesday of for graduation, May 30, at commencelast week at Seaton Brethren Church. ment exercises of Arlington State ColMrs, Jez, 88, died in a Temple hos- lege to be held in the auditorium of Arlington's First Baptist Church. Foit is a pital .Monday night.

The Rev. R. J. Kostohryz officiated. candidate for a bachelor of science degree in engineering.

Burial will be in Seaton Cemetery.

• ♦ Mrs, Jez was borh Anna Sofcik in Williamson County, later moved to Bell John Faltisek of Moulton passed away County, at the Crews Hospital in Gonzales SatShe lived in the Zabcikville and Sea- urday, May 12, 1962 at 2:15, p.m. followton areas until 1892 when she married. ing a 13-day confinement there. He atJohn Jez. They lived in the HarrieS tained the age of 79 years, three months Ranch 'community until his death in and 18 days. e 1946, at which time Mrs. Jez moved to Temple.

Born in the Moulton community, he She was a member of Seaton Breth- was the son of the late Joseph and Mary ren Church, and SPJST Lodge No. 86.

Faltisek. As a young man, he was united Surviving, are four daughters, Mrs. in marriage to Mary Zalman. and ) Otto Vanicek, Mrs. Otto.

Mrs. Ed Chlapek Sr., all of Temple, and Mrs. Will Strand of Fort Worth; two sons, John Jez and Lewis Jez, both of Temple; 23 grandchildren and 41 greatgrandth Joseph A. Huser, age 70 years, one month and seven days, passed away at the Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital Wednesday, May 16, 1962 at 8:25 p.m.

Funeral services were held from the Buffington Funeral Home, Shiner, Friday, May 18, at 8:45 a.m. and continued at the Shiner. Catholic Church.

Funeral services for Joe Kaspar, 55, were held Saturday morning at the Knesek Chapel with continued services in the Fayetteville Catholic Church, and burial was in the church cehetery.

Mr. Kaspar died early Thursday morning at Fayette Memorial hospital following e brief illness. He was bornat Plumon March 16, 1907, son of Joe and Veronika Siovacek Kaspar. He was united in marriage with Sofie Chovanec at Fayetteville on October 16, 1928. He had resided in the Fayettville area since 1913 where he farmed.

• • The Holy Family Catholic Church of Wharton was the setting of the marriage of Miss Patricia Mary Malik of Wharton to Albert Clarence Kresta of El Campo.

Jim Brown, athletic director at Temple Junior College, has signed. Johnny Chervcrika. of Rogers on a letter of agreement for a track scholarship to TJC he announced recently. Brown said Chervenka is a high jumper and broad jumper. The two-year track letterman

Mr. and Mrs. derry Win. Manak announce a new ban player for the SPJST Softball Team. He arrived at St. Paul's Hospital on May 21 weighing 7 pounds, 2 ounces. He has been named Jerry Wm. Manak Jr. The mother is the former Joan Vita. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Chas B. Vita and Mrs. Manak of Dallas.

• This is to announce that Carl Michael Files arrived May 19,1962 at U. S. Naval Hospital, Corpus Christi, T,exas. He weighed 10 lbs., 12 ozs. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Dennis 3. Elles, Corpus Christi.

Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jerry A. Elles, Temple, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scheffel, 1VIarion, Texas. e Mr. and Mrs. Robert Louis Sill announce the arrival of an 8 lb., 114 ounce son born May 22, 1962. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Jones and Mr. and Mrs. William Sill, both of Dallas. Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duron Sr. and Mrs. Anna Sill also of Dallas; and Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Watford of Graceville, Florida.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Drozd are proud toy announce the arrival of their baby boy, born on May 13th in the Renger Memorial Hospital in Hallettsville. The little ad weighed 8 bs., 8 ozs. and will answer to the name of Calvin Jerome.

Wednesday, May 30, 1962 Grandparents for the first time are Mrs. Leona Chromcak from Moravia and Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Drozd of Breslau.

Mr. and Mrs. Theophil Foltyn of Houston are happy to announce the birth of a baby daughter, Barbara Elizabeth. She arrived on May 21 and weighed 6 lbs. 7 ozs.

A baby girl was born on May 19th to Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Janak of Houston in a hospital in that city. The lit Lie Miss who will answer to the name of Linda Jean, will poin Jimmie and LaNell in the Janak household.

The mother was the former Alice Sitka, daughter of Mrs. Joe Sitka Hallettsville. Paternal grandmother is Mrs. S. J. Janak.

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Glenn David Dubcak, 7 lb. 5 oz. son born May 21 to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jerry Dubcak of Rt. 2, Rogers, Texas.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Ben Doskoeil of Arlington are the proud parents of a daughter born May 18. Mother is the former Miss Mary Frances Dulock of Tours.

Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dulock of Tours and Mr. and Mrs. Doskocil of Cyclone.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Jalufka of Shiner are the parents of a baby boy. born at the Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital, Shiner, Thursday, May 17, weighing nine pounds.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Charles Odle of West are the proud parents of a 6 lb., 9 oz baby girl born at 1:56 a.m. Wednesday in Hillcrest Hospital. She has been named Lanette Delaine. Mother is the former Nollie Elsik.

• • Mr. and Mrs. George Svatek of Houston are the proud parents of a baby ,girl, their first born, who made her appearance Thursday, May 17. Little Cynthia Jane, tipped the scale at 6 lbs , 4 ozs.

• • , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grahmann Hallettsville announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Evelyn Rose, to Rudy Mozisek. son of Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Mozisek, Sr., of Rt. 2, Shiner. The wedding will take place June 23rd in the Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Hallettsville. ) Our ward 'trout" come from a Greek word meaning "nibblet" Lerpillar" comes from two Greek word; meaning "hairy cat."

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John Connally is a dedicated Texas citizen who loves his state and feels impelled to put Texas first in education, industry, and good government.

Texas needs more payroll. Industry produces pay rolls and labor and industry working together under strong leadership can make Texas first in a strong economy.

John Connally, candidate for governor, is one of the most distinguished young Texans of our time. He stands for a progressive legislative program that will be fair to all the people of Texas. He believes in adequate salaries for school teachers, adequate pay for workmen, a fair and just social security and an old age assistance program.

John Connally stands for progress. He is a dymamic leader, excelling in every position that has been entrusted to him.

The people with whom he was reared are solidly behind thinn in his race for Governor.

Texas needs to be led by a Governer who has the ability to work with people in every walk of life and who knows how to attract to this state a part of the idustrial life of the nation.

Connally is one of seven children of J. B. and Lela Wright Connally, wellknown South Texas pioneers. He attended public schools in. Floresville and San Antonio, and worked his way through the University of Texas, where he earned his law degree and was president of the student body.

Before Pearl Harbor, he volunteered for active duty with the Navy and won heroic combat decorations, including the Bronze Star and Legion of Merit.

He has maintained a successful private practice of law in Austin and is a successful independent. businessman. Along with his two brothers, he operates a South Texas ranch.

When Vice-President Lyndon B. Johnson was in Congress, Connally served as his administrative assistant.

A dedicated leader in the Democratic party, Connally was vice chairman of the Texas delegation to the National Democratic Convention in 1956.

President John F. Kennedy appointed Joenn Connally Secretary of the Navy, the position he resigned when he announced for Governor of Texas. As for-

met Secretary of the Navy he is a proven administrator. During his service to the President, in which 'he was directly responsible for 1.2 million men ac,c1 budget of $15 billion, time gained widespread respect from the nation's press and leaders of government.

We urge you to vote for Connally as Governor of Texas. Connally, as •Lo y -erno,wilbaetocmplishany of the things that the state needs and direct it toward new, levels of progress and well-being.

(Paid Political Adv.) 4 46 SCASTA REUNION The Scasta Reunion will be held :!sue 10, 1962, in Wheelock Community C, ter at Wheelock, Texas.

Relatives and those that are in any way connected with Scasta are ache I to attend the reunion. Relatives livin; too far away and who are unable to attend this reunion are asked to please send us the names of their new addition in their family whether its by marriage or new born so we can add a new branch on our Huge Family Tree Thanks.

Basket Lunch will be spread together at noon hour's.

Make plans to come.

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Stray TA), 35 ht. June 2 — Music by Slim HaDE.r Boy... of. Temple 'e ::as Lo , . Music by didurday --; ,,, Saturday, Jule 2 — Do ice, music by Sat , gsters of Waco die Svh Rudy Kurtz Orchestra from Shiner, Saturday Ei,;ht, June 16 — Music by Bob Texas.

Baisler's DIelodians of Temple Saturday, June 16 --- Dance, music by Saturday Night, June 23 D . Music by john Rejeek Orchestra.

Sunday, June 17 _ Regular monthly Vrazei Polka Band of Camel on Saturday Night, June 30 --- Music by Meeting and Family Fun Night.

Dory Dull cz and His Band of West. aturday, July 14 ---- Dance, music by ,a. e Ed varal21. Orchestra. c' Bryan Lodge 39 .; ; : y„July 15 —. Regular :Monthly Jur..e 2, Vrazel's Polka Band Fun Night.

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Satarclay„Tuly 28 ---- Teenagers "Princess Bali" music by Erie Boma Orchestra.

L:yoGE O. 25 ,D h---EL ueen Dance,,, Lodge Vrazel's Polka Band Dance Dates c!

Saturday, June 9 -- The TDID. i oth Regular meeting, Saturday, June 23 -- The Trail Saturcia.y, June 50 — The Jokers • `'41.11 — District Queen's cr, Queen Contest, Dance Buckholts Lodge. No 15 will celebrate '•11t„ their 65th Anniversary Sunday duly July 4th -- Dinner, en1962 et 3:00 p.m. Vrazel Polka Band tertainment Battle Dance at night. playing. Supper at 5:00 pen.

Music by Polka Peppermints of Dal• ' Eric Honza of Ennis.

Dances SeoelfEEN1 SPS.IT ant's Lodge Na. 47 Seaton Sunday, July 8 -- 'Dance, Vraz.e l Polka Charmer of date in regular meeting of Baeld.

Lod ge Seaton No. 47 from first Sunday, -ro Jane 1, at 8 p.m.

Coming Events at the SFJST Annual picnic at Seaton Star Hall on Linden Tuley 29. Music in the afternoon and at Saturday, June 2 — Bob Haisler's Melo- night by Bob Haisler and His Melodians. dians of Temple This is a 65th Anniversary of the the 1 Saturday, June 9th — Jimmy Brosch and Supreme Lod ge Celebration. his Happy Country Boys of Houston Queen's Bail to be held at Seaton Saturday, June 16 — Vrazel's Polka Band Star Hall on Saturday, June 30 at 8 of Cameron m. Music by Bob Haislor and His MeSaturday, June 23 — The Hi-Toppers of odians. Eerybody invited.

New Braunfels, Texas 9 Saturday„Tune 30 -- Slim Haisler's PlayLodge No, 28 East Bernard will hold boys of Temple a Mother's and Father's Day program on Sunday, Jul y 22 --- Fourth Annual the 24th of June with, a big .supper aftPrince.ss Ball ----- udy Kurtz Orcb.. er the Youth Program. So please keep f.,J .

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this date for us on your calendar. You all come and bring the children. f Eve D, Ca1en Dallas Se• (I bus. e 3 -Lodge Jo G Regular Meeting Queen. Contest of District Two, at =Tune 9-10 — Eokol Zizka' half of Sexton's Star Hall of Lodge No. 47 near 50th Anniversary. CcE , Dance. Temple to be held June 30, All our nignt, 7a i in Sunday Lodges of District 2 should participate afternoon. and select their contestants. --- ReJune 17 — Sokol Elzka's Regular Affect- member. June 30. ing June 18 — June 27 ecgdains the folevePts: t m 'Dee jun9 16 --- Las Vegas Holiday Elate.?

June 29 and 3o Sokol Exhibition (SoEol-: .

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JUNT Johnnie Hunt, well-known Waco businessman of extensive bookkeeping and business experience, is seeking your support in th run-off election to be held Saturday, June 2. He is both qualified and sincere in his candidacy for McLennan County Treasurer. He is a mature, energetic and dignified man who pledges efficient administration of the duties of County Treasurer.

As the run-off election rapidly aPpi oaChes, Mr. Hunt says: "I am constantly reminded of those who have been so helpful and kind in furthering my efforts to personally contact as many people as possible. I shall always be grateful for the time and special courtesies extended to me. Though it is physically and circumstantially impossible to contact everyone in the County, I have made a sincere effort to do so. If I have failed to see you personally let me assure you that I want and need your vote to become your next County Treasurer."

Johnnie Hunt was born in Missouri and moved to Waco shortly after completing his education and was employed by the Katy Railroad for several years.

After the loss of an eye in an accident at the Katy Shops he opened Johnnie's Shoe Service which has since operated on Austin Ave. in Waco.

Johnnie Hunt is past President of the Waco Longhorn Club, past President of the Central Texas Horse Show and Rodeo Association, President of the Southv.rest Shoetricians Association and was Superintendent of the Heart 0".rexas Fair Rodeo for six pears. He is a member of the West Longhorn Club.

He is married to the former Rose Ridlehoove• and they live , at 1025 New Road, Waco. They have one daughter who is married to Lloyd Myers and they

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