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Postmaster: Please Send Form 3579 with Undeliverable Copies to: SUPREME LODGE, S.P.J.S.T. P. 0. Box 100, TEMPLE, TEXAS

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PODPORA LIDSKOST BRATRSTVI 29. SRPNA (AUGUST) 1962

PA Si VAii.ME TEN NAS D011017 Hdyi se tak na gich yYletnikil ,dotazujeme, jak se m'eli na prazdninach, tak nam obyeejne tteba jen potichu stranou odpovi, no vin, meli jsme se dobte, uvideli jsme stare sve ptatele ale radi jsme se vraceli domu, do na geho pohodli a tak to stare na ge pokekadlo, .2e vgude je do bite, ale — doma, nejlip se znovu a znovu osvecleilo.

pa rozmluve doma v kruhu ave. rodiny vgechna to takost v Vas spadne a jak se uklidnime.

VlidnY a irtulnY domov je ten pokiad, ku ktere jen tsorYm. nabytkem vybavenY, a tedy mell bychom si jej nade v'Se jine vaZiti a jej pro sebe i pro Zenu a ditky sve chraniti.

NenkaZeme miti toho praveho pocitu bezpeenosti ye svem nitru, kdybychom nevedeli, ze jsme ucinili v ge, abychom pkede gli zkaze nebo po gkozeni nageho nazi draheho domova. Obyeejne jsme se co starostlivy hospodaki postarali aby vge v dome bylo bezpeene a v dobrem pokadku. Zajiste, ze jsme se postarali i o pojigteni domova proti ohni a jinym Kde je nag domov tam je i nage srdce Skodam ktere by nas mohli postihnoua kaki* kdo ma ten svilj domov rad, tak ti. si jej ogettuje a die moZnosti zvelebuje Na to zpravidla myslime. Zdali pak v kaLle volne chvilce. Pak i cela jeho todina, kde vladne laska a pospolitost, v jsme ten na to pamatovali, chraniti to dobrem snaZeni domov zpkijemnit, sno- kouzlo domova a nagi mile rodiny co je vpravde na gim nejdralgim pokladem tajuje svoje sily. ke Zivotnim pojistenim v gech Clem naNa joke v lete dobil Z'ena, a matka si rodiny? ne eisti kolem domu, vysazuje kvetiny a Zdali2 pak mime dostateenou pojistku keke, aby ten domov rodine zkra glila. 0tee obyeejne i ∎cleti dospelej gi, seeou sami, aby nage 'Zeno v padu na geho odtravnik i vykonavaji jine prate a tak se chodu mohla udr2eti ten na g milt' douei hodnotit ten pocit Lasky k domo- mov pro sebe a pro ditky? vu.

Zdatibak jsme se postarali gkolni poKouzlo mileho domova neni pouze o- jistkou o zajigteni skolni vYchovv zdobnYm vYrazem ale je vpravde kouzlo ditek? ktere v rodine divy tvoki. Jen si vzpoKdyZ" myslime tedy na to mile co nam meilte jak nekdy tunaven po teZke praci domov poskytuj e, mime myslet i na oaneb rortrpeen se vracite domu a jak chranu budouciho klidu sve rodiny. Nage

Je to svata, pravda, ‘Ze kdo chce skuteene poznat, jak ten jeho tteba i skromnY domov je mu drahY a milt', ten musi se na eas pustit do sveta aby poznal, tam kd'e je jeho domov v gude katclY kouthk dYge mu vlidnosti a teplem ky kterou jinde marne hleda.

Jednota poskytuje nam pojistky s takovou ochranou pro Vgechny eleny nagi rodiny. — Kdy2" si zavolate na geho organisatora ye Vagi osade, seznamite se s rriznYmi plany poigteni ktere nage Jednota nabizi za vjhodnYch podminek. . Mono tet ,dopsati si ptimo na gi Hlavni ukadovne v Temple, Box 100 a bude Vam vas dotaz ihned zoduovezen.

Jeg te jednou tedy, — vaIme si nageho domova a sve rodiny v nem, con nejlepe neinime, kdyz se zaveas postarame o dostaeitelnou pojistku pro sebe a vgechny eleny sve rodiny.

UvaZujte o torn pkatele upozonite i sveho sync dospeleho, kterY ma ji2 vlastni rodinu aby si zajistil pojistku pro sebe i pro vg echny eleny sve rodiny tak aby i ten jejich domov byl chranen v padu tak canto nahleho odchodu. ) Vg em iadiim 2. okrsu.

V distriktni schuzi, ktera se konala minulou nedeli dne 19. v Camp Tahuaya, bylo usneg eno, ze Distriktni Talent Contest mladeZe v g ech zdru2enYch druheho okrsku, se bude konat dle pravidel jiz ve Vestniku oznamenYch, u kadu Praha eislo 29 v Taylor, v nedeli dne 2. saki poeinaje v 7 hodin weer.

KaZdY kad v druhem okrsku by mel mladeZ s n:adanim vyslat k teto soutezi tak aby pak druhY district byl eestne zastoupen v statnhn kontestu kterY se bude konat dne 23. saki (Sept) u kadu 66 v Elm Mott pobliAe Waco. —

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ORGAN SLOVANSII PODPOR1731Cf JEDNOTY STATU TEXAS OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SLAVONIC BENEVOLENT ORDER OF THE STATE OF TEXAS REDAKTOR — EDITOR L. 0. HOSEK, Box 85 — West, Texas Vydavatele — Publishers CECHOSLOVAK PUB. COMPANY, WEST, TEXAS Pfed p latne $3.25 — Subscri p tion $3.25 Per Year Zmen y adres zasilaji se do Hlavni dfadovnY Box 100, Tem p le, Texas Changes of address must be sent to Supreme Lod g e, Box 100, Tem p le, Texas Preci p latue a oznamky budleti adresovany na Vestnik, West, Texas .1voto p is y zemtelYch Clenft se UvefeJituli bezplatn6 The obituaries are p rinted without charge 111,AVNf fiftADOVNA — SUPREME LODGE EDWARD L. MAREK, president JOE B. HEJNY, vice-president R. A. URBANOVSKY, Secretary JOS. KOLIHA, JR., treasurer BEN ZABCIK, financial secretary All of Temple, Texas, Box 100 AUGUST KACIR, attorney, Tem p le, Texas DR. MARVIN LESIKAR, medical director P. 0. Box 410 — Taylor, Texas IEDITELE — DIRECTORS JOHN A. KU13ENA, First District La Gran g e, Texas HENRY E. VITEK, Second District P. 0. Box 43 -- Granger, Texas ROBERT CERVENKA, Third District West, Texas R. E. BROZ, Fourth District Rt. 3, Box 320 — San Angelo, Texas J. M. SKRABANEK, Fifth District 4720 Bellaire Blvd., —Bellaire, Texan ED P. SRALLA, Sixth District Rt. 1, Box 110, Edna, Texas CHAS. HOLASEK, Seventh District 2513 Nemec St., Corpus Christi, Texas

Sestie Clare Hejlove dekujeme za laskave pozvani do schtze v Camp Tahuya.

Vkly se na pratelske se jiti se sestry a bratry te g ime. Schtze byla pekna ye velice pratelske nalade bratrem 8talma(them, vedeni a k vUli rnladek deli popis 0 schfizi najdete v anglicke easti to-. hoto eisla. Sestry druheho distriktu opravdu snesli tolik tech "dobrot" Ze bylo za teZko se rozhodnout co si na tarn': na. loZit a diky jim vgern. — Nalada byla. pekna, vzdor tomu e sluneeko nemilesrdne hralo, uvnitk velke budovy bylo dosti prijemno. -- Terrier v kaidem proslovu pc) eas schtze bylo na to poukazovano, .2e nage price organisaeni je mnoho za,visla na einnosti s na gl mladdi a bude i budoucne uspe g'nej gi pakli si vedomime vAude, e jen kdyZ budeme spolupracovati s mladdi bude na ge snaZeni zdarem korunovano. — Na gpi'e'd neda,vnem zvolenY tajemnik drulaeho okrsktt bratr Cecil Dickson byl vyslan viadou nags do zamori a tak na g yZdy ochotnY bratr BoudnY opet prijal misto tajemnika okrsku. Schnze netrvala diouho a pritonma mladeZ pak mela sve "contesty" a vesele easy. — My oba litujerne, Ze. ten eas lava obyeejne tak kratky, e nam neni mcdno s kaZdYm Si pohovoriti, co Z doufam, e nam oboum laskave prominete. Mimo firednikft krskovYch z Hlavni Uradovny pritomnY byl bratr pfeddsda Marek, ta j emnik br.

Urba,novskY, fleetni br. 2abeik a pravni radce br. Kacif, mimo jmeno yanych br.

Vitek feditel z Granger. — V prfibehu teto schilze jsem vzpominal Ze:

TISKOV ,2. VYBOR—PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE PAUL SABLATURA, Chairman P. 0. Box 260 — Louise, Texas DABS. FRANCES OLEXA 6402 Tag g art St. — Houston, Texas RUDOLPH TROUBIL c/0 S.P.J.S.T. Rest Home — Ta y lor, TexaS

Dneg ni svet Zije v takovem shonu', na ty nage stare pekne zvykly nemame easu a i ty na ge pratelske projevy jen tak na, rychlo odbYvame. Prave proto snarl "name z toho radost kdy'Z se prileZitostne muzeme pekne schuze zneastniti. — Kadcla na ge dobra, snaha, najde pomocniky kdyd jen dobrou vüli mame.

Nejeastej gi prieiny neUspechit v te na.nagi spolkoye praci najdeme tam kde se trochu te krajanske soudruZnosti vyhybame, aneb hledame vZdy nejake chyby na praci jinYch. Odkladame na ge, clobre zamery aneb se rekne "nae bych tam vgak oni to i beze mne nejak spravi" a tak pak ta na ge price a sni i pokrok v radech vazne, 9 9

STANOVN i VYBOR — BY-LAW COMMITTEE E. E. KRENEK, president, Dime Box. Texas PACTI, SABLATURA, secretary P, 0, Box 260 — Louise, TeX Ell

Vzpomerime jen, ae kaklY z nas ma pray° na sve misteeko it tomto svelte' a. zaledi jen na nem jej v ivote NrYpini. .KaZdY z nas ma v sobs vrozeno dobro

syYrn pratelam ,sve . osade sprijernnil aneb strpeil. Na to vge vzpominejte sestry a bratri denne a te2 pamatujte kakia, na ge schtze poskytuje prilelitost obnovit a upevnit pratelske . vztahy.

Nage Zenske krouZky v neHerYch nagich radech se tak velice oevétnléili, ye snaze pestovati pratelske v-tany a yzajenme se v Dallas, Fort Worth a Ennis tyto sestry obeas nav gtevuji z tolio jen dobro vzejde pro ty na ge nustni spolky.

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Premyglejme o tom, jak mfdeme v nekterych mistech ziskat mladeZ do nagich rad, kdy2 se sami vzdalujerne a yyhybarne kadove praci. oirn vice ziskame mladgilao elenstva tim vice se sta y nagi Jednoty popravuje as na ge SPJST omlazuje. it

Dnes a elm dale tim vice na ge mile sestry vice se zajimaji o vedeni to noel spolkove einnosti a obzvla g t6 ye vedeni nagi mla,clek it na gich "Youth Club" se znamenite osvedeuji Jak yidite z Vestniku i v dopisovani nage mile sestry vedou temer v kaddem eisle a vdeeime jim za dobrou informaeni praci.

• 9 Posledni vykaz noveho ziskaneho pojisteni, nam uvedl byte zajigteno novYch Menu nagim organisaenim odborem a vYkaz byl uspokojivY a slibuje, Ze dosahnete predcpsanou kvotu v tomto 65 roku od zaloleni Jednoty.

— Tote sna,Zeni nevi jen prace nekolika dleni organisaeniho odboru ale mela by to bYti prace nas ygech a psi kakle letitosti kdyZ se sestry a bratri sejdete s osobou o ktere je vam znamo, Ze dosud nevi Menem nob elenkou na'gi Jednoty, pokuste se ji ziskat aneb dejte Vagemu organisatorovi o tom yeas zpravu. Za to vagi vYpoinoc, yagi laskavost a ochotn, cela Jednota jsem jist, Vam bude povdeend.

9 MoZna, Ce nemame dost l'OZ1,1M11 to pochopit, ale je nam hadankou, pros jen takovY spech na g posedlal dostat se co nejdriv na mesieek. — Utracime na takovY pochybenY "vYlet" billiony a co pak tarn, I kdyZ se narn pokus vydari, kdyZ lidska, existence je tarn nemoZna? Nebylo by rozunaneigi prenechat takovou "kratochvily jinYm a ten kapis tél poukt na zrizeni vodnych prehracl, aby bylo vgude (lost vody pro rostouei obyvatelstvo /nest a zavodniini farem?

Ve stteclu, dne 29. srpna 1962

Co jsem pies tiden zadechl

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— Ze pani Kathy Vincikova nahle onemocnela v La Salle a byla na rychlo odvezena do nemocnice v Gamut°. Hejeme obrat k lepgimu.

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— Ze smirei souce Petr Jurasek byl - Ze mangele Ant. Tirkovi z Grapesnirtelne zranen v automobilove nehode vine se vydali na dalekou nav gtevou svti: liZne od Holman, Texas, minulk tYden.

Pozustale rodin y vyslovujeme na gi sou- dcery a rodiny do Ogden ye statu Utah, kam se nam rodina Aiholmova odsteho strast. vala. Ptejeme jim gt'astny navrat d•mu.

- Ze krajan Jos. Vanek 751ety od • Yoakum z osady Sweet Home zemtel v — Z ‘ e nage vgdy ptivetiva sestra Helen Houstonske nemocnici. K yeenemu odpoZichova, slavila v kruhu ptatel a rodiny Sweet Home. einku ulcden ye sye 801ete narozeniny ye Fort Worth.

• Nage elenstvo od tadu 92 i cela rodina Ze Al Crrebnick a jeho vyborna or- na'g e uptimne blahoptejeme.

• chestra z Nebrasky bude vyhravati dne • 31. srpna, to jest v patek s sini tadu Ja— 2e v rodine krajana Joe MokrYch romi • ye West. Po ygimnete si jejich ov San Antonio meli mnoho radosti s znamky. chlapeeka kterk se jim narodil. Ptejeme • • jim aby Jim rostl jen pro radost.

Ze pani Frances Kopeck zemtela • • minulk tkden ye Fayyette Memorial Hos— Ze sleena Olga Brazdova z Fairpital 85 let stara. Byla pochovana na ochild je nastavajici nevestou pana Sidsadni hibitov. Na ge soustrast. ney Anderse. Nevesta je dcerou man• • geld Brazdovych ye Fairchild. Budou — Ze krajan Jim Svoboda byl zabit sezdani v Needville, kdyZ v sobotu minulk tYden s karou vra0tt zil do mostu na Boggy Creek pti Shiner. ;fel pozde veeer domu a neni znamo co se mu piihodilo.

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vkch z Hallettsvilie dosahl 'doktorata v odboru Chemistry v kolleji A and M, College Station a k itspechut mu srdeei pro dalg i Zivot blahoptejeme.

Ze sieena Madelin •avlieek z Fayetteville za sveho g enicha si vyvolila pana Cleo Schneidera z New Ulm a byli sezdani y e Frelsburgu. Budou ptebkvat v Columbus. Blahoptejem.

• Ze pani Anna Cerny zemtela po delg i nemoci ve stall. 62 let v nemocnici y e Wharton minulk tkden.. Byla s katolickeho kostela v El Campo ulo gena k y eenemu odpoeinku na osadni htbitov. — Nag e soustrast pozustalkm.

• • Mang ele Sid. ternochovi maji radost ge se jim narodilo deveatko v La Grangske nemocnici dne 6. srpna.

— Pi'ejeme gtesti. e — 2e v mnohkch mistech z neobyeejneho horka lido postonavaji a trpi se vg ude nasledkem sucha a nedostatkem vody. Misty bude v g echna &oda letos brzo sklizend a tu i jinde distirny na bavinu pracuji 24 hodin &rine.

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Bratii a Sestry Organisitoii

Bratfi a sestry organisitoti povaimnete si laskave rriznYch zprav, "Co jsem pies tyden zaslechi" aneb v Friends in the News", kde uvadirne pfileiitost pro vas zajemce vyhledat a p•ipomenouti jim, ge kaklY elovek pottebuje pojisteni.

Jest to nejlep gi uloteni natich penez, vzpomerite jim, ze v kaidem pfipade dostane pojigtenY sve penize zpatky. torn ale katd;;T Glen SPJST ma nillezilost ku konani nesmirne dobre spoleeenske praci v fade I v na gich distriktech s nagi mladezi aneb bYti rieastni dobropraci. — Ziskavejme ditky oznameni v nagi rubrice aneb ty ditky na§ich zernfelYch Glen*. Pamatujme na to, 'Ze chceme v tomto race °pet pterSrgiti ureenou kvotu a ptejeme Vam vtechen jen man*" zdar. )• • Cibulove slupky, obyeejne odhazovane, poskytuji v odvartt velmi dobre cididlo pro ptedmety mean& cinove, zinkoye a aluminiove.

30 t DiJLOITE UPOZOR•ENi

Distriktni sclaiize u iidu 25 v Ennis Minulou nedeli dne 26. srpna progivali jsme mezi ptateli v Enniske Narocini sini za povzbuzujici nalacly a velke easti domacich i pi-espolnich sester a bratrn.

Jsem nucen se obmezit jen na kratgi zpravu tentokrat ale chci Vam ptec zclelit, ge kagdY kdo tuto oslavu promeSkal ma co litovat. — Pd velice dobre hostile Program zahajen krasnYin zpevern sborem ad tadu 84. Potlesk ydeeneho 0becenstva po • jednotlivych eislech ne• bral konce. — Nasledoval zpev dvouCh synkti, hra mlade sestrieky Vrlove z Dallas, proslovy pkitomnycla, ptedstavoyani hostii a Utednikti, pocta, zaklaciajicirr elentim tacht 25. a podekovani vein 50-0 letkm elentun ptitomnym. Seznamovani a vitani pate' mlad gich i stargich tuto slavnost Enniskeho tadu_ 25 11.einilo yYznamnou pro mnohe • a bade ji zajiste dlouho vzpominano.

VYborem tadu, vildkyne mlade gi, nagim obetavYm sestram v kuchyni, zpevaktm, vabec v gern, srdeeny dik za tutu krasnou nedeli v Ennis. — Ku pisecla stale, zpatky ni krok. — Zdravi Vas tledaktor )Of

Do Galvestonu, Dallas a Ennis

Sve Galvestonske Jednote, jednote V Dallas a te g v Ennis kde jsem byl zakladajicim elenem Sokola plati nag dik za, ptatelskk projev ku zlatema ykrael za eestnk odznak od .nagi Sok. Americke Obce. — Vagim si Who uznani a vzpominam, ze za tu pteglou dobu v gude pomahal jsem die svych sil a mognosti. pomoci mnohYch vernYch sester a bratrti resili jsme ukoly, ktere se tu a tarn vyskytli. Prace v Sokola nas pov2dy tail°, a pit .ni-nektere to zklaniani jsme dobromyslne se naueili -- Dnes Vam vg em dekuji, vzpominam vSech tech ktete jsem ,cvieil a sna gil pro vec Zdravim Vds a do nagi odchovati. dalgich let volam, Nazdar!

Ludva 0. Hog ek, redaktor Vestniku is • f taj upottebenk se obyee j ne vyhazuje a nasttadan miize bYti upoti'eben k cicleni koberct. 6ai se prostte Po kobercich Kdyi pigete Hlavni ilfadovne v Temple pied metenim a kartaeovanim se rozprosim pozmente adresu na P. 0. Box 100 trousi. VYborne se tak vyeisti koberce vyklenane.

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Okrskovk kalendar PRVN1 OKRSEK Podzinini schtize prvnilio okrsku bude se die zdeleni od. bratra E. E. Kgenka konat v SPJST sini na Dime Box v nedeli doe 9, zari a zapoene o 1 hodine odProgramu oznamen poledne presne.

1. Zahajeni schtize. jak misleduje. l elitosti okrsku. 2. Program m_ladeZe. 3.

Contest inladeZe. 4. Pratelska Beseda • • T1EtETi OKRSEK bude konat svoj podzimni schuzi dne 28. Hjna (28 October). BliZA1 podrobnosti a program toho dne bode v kratkosti oznamen.

• • Pozdimni sehime pateho okrsku Schfize pateho okrsku se bude poradati 21. Mina, 1962. Misto bode oznamene pozdeji a take doufame, ke druhe okrsky nebodou pogadati sehfize, atd. na ten F. A. Kadleeek, taj. 5. okrsku den. gESTT OKRSEK Prnizimni schfize ,§esteho okrsku bude potadana u gado Karel Ha yWeek eislo 4 v Hallettsville, Texas v "Recreation Hall" Doe 4. listopadu 1962. Zaeatek 1 hoclitat odpoledne. Zadame ostatni okrsky aby nam ten den laskave ponechaly. Frank J. OlSovskY, okrskovy tajemnik.

• • SEDMt OKRSEK Tento okrsek planuje svoji podzimni schuzi u radu La Parita eislo 161 poblge Jourdanton na den 9. za gi a okrsekzada aby jim tento den byl pro jejich schfizi laskave poneclian.

Ostatni okrsky jakmile sve schfize, misto, eas a program pfihlasi, budou do tohoto po gadu pfipojeni.

Zpravy od naSich okrskti jsou v teto rubrice tak rychle dopinene jakmile nas dojdou. Kciy'Z nemame od Vas zprav, tak nelze je oviSem zde zaiadit. KdyZ podnik Vas nevi zaveas oznamen nezlobte se na rids.

• • DtlfiEhTE (JPOZORNENf Kdysi pigete!avid afadovne v Temple pro.sim pozmente adr,esu na P. O. Box 100 Temple, Texas. ) 0 ( Odpi.leni nove druZIce. — Point Arguello, Kalifornie. — Department letectva, nepodal 2adnou zpravu o tajne druNci, snad typo Midas riebo Samos ze serie Sky Spy , ktera, byla odpalena minulo strait' z teto zakladny. Neoznamil take, zda se druZice dostala do sve dralay kole zem se.

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kdyz se president postavil proti okainZitemo sniZeM dam: z piijmu, byl natolik otevreny, ze doznal thaeSni \. clanove sazby jsou piilis vysoke — aZ ohroluji koteny svobodneho podnikani.

Washington: President Kennedy zdfi-: )O( raznii v celonarodnim rozhlasovem a televiznim pro j evu k americketnu lidu, ze hospodarstvi Spojenych state nehrozi Nejste nahodou jeden z tech ninolia Zadne vane a bezprostredni nebezpeei, jeZ by - administraci opravnovalo k Zado- zamestnancti pensijniho van, kteri jeSte nepoladali o poZitky socialniho zasti o okamiite sniZeni dani z President Kennedy vSak sdelil, ze ad- bezpeeenf, protole jeSte vYdeleOne praministrace polada v priStim roce kon- cuji? Pat gite-li do jejich ztragres, aby schvalil sniZeni dune z pgijmu cite 'nand poZitky, na neZ mate Pray°.

Nedavna zmen y v zakone socialnilm jak u jednotlived, tak u korporaci. I kdy rabezpeeeni ornoZnoje innol-ta by kongres schvalil prisluSnou pfedlohu aZ behem roku, administrace bode Zadat, poliStenctini, aby brali poZitky i p15 staaby sniZeni meth zpetnou platnost, tak- lem yYdelku, Nepotfebojete se vzclati pra Ze bychom platili menk dane hoed od 1. ce, abyste mel na tyto poZitky narok.

Podle zakona v jeho nritonmem zneledna 1963. ni natiZete vydelavati aZ 1.200 dolard Byl to presidents Kennedyho prvni projev k americkemu lidu od brezna, kdy ro6ne a pal torn dostavati kaZcieho meoznamil rozhodnuti ameircke vlady, zno- sice nine normalni poZitky. Vy delavatevu zahajit pokusy s atomovYmi bomba- li vice neZli 1.200 dolarti, ztracite ovSem mi. President geld, ze za 18 mesicti jeho aspon east techto poZitkit Za kaZde dva administrate mnoho jiz bylo vykonano, dolary, vydelane mezi 1.200 a 1.700 dolaale zaroven doznal, ze jeSte vice musi ry behem roku, strhne vain ilIad jeden dolar; za kahlY dolar iddelku nad bYti vykonano. $1.700 ztracite jeden dolar President Kennedy zaroven yyzval Vydelate-li behem roku i'eknerne 2.100 kongres, aby schvalil j eSte pied odroCe- dolard, zadrZi vain arad 650 dolard ponim pet dillOitYch pfedloh administra- Zitkti (Polovinu z peti set dolard mezi ce, ktere yydatne podili americke hos- 1.200 a 1.700 dolary vYtielku a 400 dolaloha o danove uleve podnikfn, ktere rti z yYdelku nad 1.700 dolard). Mate-li chteji rozAirovat zavod nebo ktere chte- pray° na, normalni poZitek 120 dolard ii modernizaci sveho podniku. mesiene, bode Ica rani poZitek 1.440 Dale je to p gedloha, noveho obchodniho dolard ,snaen o 650 dolaru, ale piece jezakona, kterY byl umoZnil rozSi geni ob- Ste dostanete 790 dolaril ran& chociu se zememi Spoleeneho evropskeho Dosnel-li jste pensijniho veku, nil torn trhu. v'Sak stale jeSte pracujete, obrat'te se k President tedy rozhodl, ze nedojde k aradu socialniho zabezne6eyi o informokanilitemu sniZeni dane z pfijmil. Po- ce. Odklad motel by znamenati, Sc ztrastavil se tak proti nalehavemu doporu- cite nejake poZitky. eeni U. S. obchodni komory, vedeni AFL-) • °( CIO i proti odporueeni nekterYch svych Wad v rude tine. — Hong Kong, brithospodarskYch poradcti. ska, kolonie.

ZciejS"i tisk nodal znravu, President vedel o silne oposici v kon- ze pies 30 lidi yeetne dvou komunigresu, jeho elenove nechteji ani sly;Set stickYch strakfi—bylo zabito nu zaelatku o sniZeni dani, kdy se na druhe strane tYdne, kdyZ stovky hladovejicicla doekava bilionovY deficit y e federalnim prepadly a vyloupily vla.dni sklacliqe rozpoeto. zrni. )0( "Pfgti rok bode p gihodnou dobou ke sniZeni dani. Oervencova hospodagska eisla neukazuji na Zadne nebezpeei, jeZ Vas vSechny kda se stehujete upozorby hrozilo americkemu hospoda gstvi a fmieme. ze zmeny adres dlii2no zasilatl pozdejSi akce nam take dovoli — abychom mohli lope a dtikladneji uvaZovat pfimo do riaSi Hlavnl fil'adovny kde zmeny — jak provest danovou reformu v pfi- adresaf opravuje. adres do West. musime je zas odesilat roce," poznamenal president. do Temple Hlavni afadovne a marne President Kennedy vAak dodal: "Kdy- tim zbytednou praei a poSlovne vj"lohy by se situace inela nahle a neoeekavane Adresa Hlavni fitadovny jest BOX 100 zhorMt, nebudo se rozpakovat poladat o okamZite sniZ"eni darioveho b gemena, i TEMPLE, TEXAS kdybychom musel svolat kongres k miDekuji Vam za pozornest predem moradnemu zasedami."

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Novy' obchodni zikon (Informaeni elanek) President Kennedy Wee zapasi o hlav ni zakonne ptedlohy sve administrace.

Je to navrh na pojiateni pensistft v ramci socialniho zakona, datiova reforma a nova obchodni zakon, kterY mu ma dat pravomoc k vyjednavani se SvobodnYm evropskYm trhem.

Administrace za netdrilelitejai poklada ptedlohu novella obchodniho zakona. Pre sicient Kennedy v projevech ke kongresu, k novinaktim a ptedstavitelim . zajmovych korporaci stale zdttraznriuje vY znam a nutnost zmen v obchodnim zakona. Komentator Josef Alsop vaak podle rozmluv s kongresniky tvrdi, ye i tato vYznamna, ptedloha bude odlokna.

Byla schvalena ptipravnYm vkborem domu zastuperi (House Ways and Means Committee) a bude pkijata malou vetainou v dome zastupcti, narazi v gak na odpor senatoru. Podtajemnik Ball, jen je Poveken otazkami vyyjednavani s pied staviteli EUROMARTU a je hlavnim propagatorem Atlantickeho spoleeenstvi, ra di administraci, aby ptedloleni zakona odloZila. Situate v senatu je pry tak nelista, ye administraci hrozi poraZka, ktera bye mela velkY vliv na prestyZ SpojenYch static.

Hlavni ptieinou nejistoty je postoj administrace k podnikatelskYm kruhrim.

Vynikajici narodni hospoclati tvrdi, president Kennedy a jeho tadcove zapominaji. ye v kapitalistickem tadu je hlavniin einitelem podnikatel. Ten riskuje rispech, musi nasazovat veakerY urn a peneZni prosttedky, aby prosperity zavodu a statu byla udrZena. President Roosevelt roku 1929 napadi podnikatelske kruhy. Nasledkem byl "eernY riterek". President Kennedy ueinil tota a dead se "eerneho pondelka".' Obchod a prrimysl ma vellvY vliv na senat.

Komentator Walter Lippman poklada pokies na burse za znamku hospodatske stagnace, ptestok president Kennedy tvrdi, k situate je zdrava. Kursy podle Pippmana klesaji jiZ od poloviny btezna, proto pry je teyko vetit, ye ptekotne prodeje jsou j en technickYm opattenim.

RozpoetovY deficit nemu ye bYt vyrovnan, kdy je odhadovan na 7 bilionti dolarti a kanec fiskalniho roku je v nekolika dnech. Nebezpeei ztraty zlata se podle Lipprnana nezmen gilo, nYbrZ zvetgilo.

Dal ginau poklesu prosperity pry Ize zabranit je radikalnirni opattenrini odmi-nistrave. Vladni odbornici jsou vaak opSpolehaji na velkou vYrobu a na, pokies poetu nezamestnanych.

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Americana navativili take ministra hospodatstvi LudVika Erharta. Ten jim tokl tuto pi'ihodu. Roku 1951, kdy nentecke hospoda •stvi bylo jeate ve Zbedovanem stavu, poladal kancle y Adenauer presidenta Trumana, aby mu poslal na pomoc odborniky. Do Bannu ptijela vYprava mladych americkkch teoretikti, vedenych profesorem Waltreni Hellerem, jen je nyni hlavnim poradcem presidents Ke p gina expert-IL kteki prijeli do-nedyho.Va Nemecka, sedi s trim v Bilem dome.

Heller a jeho pornocnici horeene praCovali a za nekolik nedel ptedali Erhertovi obsahle memorandum. Erhart si spiis podrobne pfeeet1 a ulo yil jej do archivu. Udelal pravy opak toho, co mu amerieti socialistieti experti navrhovali.

Dbal toho, aby mzdy byly v rovnovaze, aby rozpoeet byi vyrovnank, mena zdrava, a vlada mnoho do hospociatstvi nezasahovala. Heller radii, aby se Nemecko neohliZelo, na rozpoetovY deficie a nebalo se inflace. Vlada vaak ma hospodatstvi kontrolovat. Erhart kekl. loni americkYm redaktorrim, ye Kennedy bude mit hospodatske truble, jestli se bude fidit radon svkch teoretickych odbornikit. Jeho proroctvi se brzy spinilo. )0( ESrv. pres. Eisenhower ve FranciL — Cherbourg, Francie. — %walk- pres. Eisehower se vratil v pondeli do tohoto stavu, kterY osvobodil od nacistri za druhe svetove valky. Prohlasil y e chce navg tivit "sve stare ptatele": Sira Winstona Churchilla a francouzskeho presidenta Charlese de Gaulla. Eisenhower ptiplul do Cherbourghu spolu se sveu manZelkou na, lodi Queen Elizabeth. Je take doprovazert svym partnerem v golfu Freemanem Gosdenem z televisniho programu "Amos 'n' Andy" a clvema ze syYcla vnoueat: 14-letYm Davidem a 13letou Barbarou Ann.

Krev a °ell sloieni Funkc.e krve v lidskein tele ma mnoho titeelu, jeZ ucirZuji telo na Zivu a v do'rem zdravl. Stale obihajic, krev pkinaai kyslik, vodu a potravu v gern burikam tela- Kdy y se n ee° Pkihodi, co ruai krevni Ustroji, ndsleduje nemoc a choroba. ciesA tisic krevnich tkani tvoti obiliaci system. Srdce, jako pumps, vysila krev skrze tento system, aby Zivilo Krev pornaha krevnim butikam dYchati Urn, Ze jim privacii kyslik z 'pile.

Tey pkinagi aiviny z vnitknosti k bunkarn, opattuje vodu tkanivu bunek a rozvadi teplotu, vytvotenou prayujicimi svaly a vnitinimi organy. Krev, slouLei jako regulator teploty tela, stoji svYin chemickyr m a burikovitYm slo'Zenirn jako telesna stra y proti nakazam.

Krev portistava z tekutiny, zvane plasma a z krevnich bunek, ktere v ni pluji. Nornralne muy ma vice krve, ne yli yena.

Pritmer u mute je 12 pintri a u yeny 10 pinta. Av gak vaechna tato krev neproudi najednou. WC.° krve jeuskladneno v rriznYch nadrZkach tela. Cervene krevni bunky sbiraji kyslik v plicich a nesou jej ke tkanivu. Bile butiky zase nisi zarodky nebo bakterie v tele. V clobrem stavu pracuji organy, tvotici krev, pospolu, avaak kdyZ.je tato prate pterugena, vyvine se krevni choroba ,jako chudokrevnost nebo leukemie. Paivani dobre potravy je nutne k vytvoteni vyZivne krve. Krev je to tekutina, ktera prostted kuje vgeckk rikony yivotni, 2ivi vaecky tkane, vaecky ristroje a tim je ovaem zneastnena na jejich vYkonech. )O( Praskle hlinene: nadoby lze spraviti takto: Do pukle nadoby daji se 1-2 kousky cukru a polije se troain.koa vody (jen nekolik kapek), nace y nadoba, se opatrne postavi na ober). KdyZ se cukr rozpali, az je tekuty, pohybuje. se nadobou kolem do kola, aby cukr vnikl do v gech trhlin, eemZ se stale nadoba drZi nad ohnem. Cukr v trhlinach zuhelnati a utvori tvrdou hmotu, ktera nema Zadneho vlivu na chut' jidel a nadoba se tim upevni.

Cukrova, voda je duleita a rozgitena kuchatskti pomficka. Ke kalde vode, v niZ se zele.ny hrtiaek nebo jine zelene zeleniny vati, prides se main 1Zieka cu4 kru. V takto slazene vode nabYva zelenina velmi dobre chuti, z yltigte zelerrY Retordni pnCet vladnich zamestnancii hragek, kterY se potom s dobrou smetaSpojenYch statii Washington, D. C., 8. srpna. — Podle novou omaekau podava. Je to rozhodne doporueeni hodnejai neyli ptidavati do zpravy z Washingtonu. D. C., poeet vladvody trochu sody, ab y se zelenina ucho-- nich zamestnancit SpojenYch state ke vala "kra gne zelena.." dni 1. eervence 1962 Mini 2,496.455 o4 sob, coZ je o 77.352 zarnestnanctl vice, Rozpraskane ruce zhoji se ihned, jak- neZ, v minulern race. nejyyrsi mile je potteme syrovYm mlekern. Mleko Je to podle teto zpravy za mirneho svecleni, joke pti plycerinu, meet vladnich zarnestnancri SpojenYch ktili stahne a za deset minut jsou ru- state v Jobe minulYith 10 let. ne hladke. torovymi vozidly,

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Od inch/ 110 ryr clenilzn tak se DoSestry a bratri tsir. s a jka eel by) zadoen Chcenie Vas v'Sechny pozvat, a u.i a i neco u jeho pokraoslavu 50ti leteho vYrnei radu 100 v nova,:; kladatele ia.du ,11.2 osade. ni 1:),2 veen.osti a, tab kin tinPk) °slave bade teZ vyslohovan "Bar Nema•n 'vzpominku.

B- Cue and Sausage" °bed_ a v'Semi Wd sine lay a tak telly co krialy v poledne dne 2, zati: telly to vSe riebone v nak SPJST sini v Lone Star osade, Nevins zdali jam nekde dlo se bade prodavat za j eden dolar pin knihy a tak je osobu a ditky pod. 12 let za 50 ceotti. i; td : by) zatolen 22 CiePtijd't'e kde kdo a pobavte se meal Sam jsem 'telocy byl nami.

Vitaine vas, — dobke si pamatuji.

S pozdravern Mrs. Steve St`as at iy bratr Ko k-trek a )O (z • ,-teno aby se te r , pride:]:do er se 'ink pozdeji v rice Od iVidu &isle: 6i Sehtdenbiw,:, ro, ;a, moje t ` Od Sestry a bratri. nine bra,val vaY Oznamuji Vain .vSem ]aide;jsme an pravideind schtize se bode kona za s1n1, Jd2. v roku deli 2. zaii (Sept.) odpoledne v Legion vykoupil. DO:ivied majetka — Tedy piIjd'te vSichni a lot° nea Leato jsr,e spoteene viainfiZe ptijit tak se dejte dovezt, ale pi'ijd'te, at' je rids jecinou zas plod ,k47-1 — besethi, tak vykouptiti Gd• torso 95Sic i jesebou. Mista je to dol• a kaki* J, d nekne vitan.

NaSe dobri,s sestry jay.:1 vetZadane aby sebou prinesly k. d:[i Loth ky na svaeino, tteba Bry7 kovnik. 0 obaerstveni jason, bratri.

Tak na shledaneu 'not']) dne 2. kde si to vSeeko povime, tak skim pozdravem • co Frank Holub, taj. )0( a ' -tett tte Rad echoslovan eislo 40 v jestil se Sestry a broth: ztratime Timto Vain vSein ozrraanliji, zc nas priki schtze v zari, (Sept.) se bode ko- to co nat dne 2. zaiti t. ji. v nedeli prvni, nob 'a ale i hrona nak druhou nedeli ma. Mille °sada tak piknik v nat) bodove.

• to Tedy na to pamatujte ejchni !doe 2, zati do flak seduce. me Vas oeekavat. TOZ noneum.c do se blik dists'iktni sclifize Id rt 'ova konat v Hallettsville, S pozdt, atttne.• Do E, aajevsk:-.', .,tsto ku ) le Pozor, Oen'. H.:17islet as) 25 51 jst, , e 'deny aby 1VE1Y bratti a sestry: Timto vas upozornuji ahvste nez!i ',f;e potfebuje)kolika meli na nak pravidelnou etvrtletni dovou schfizi, kterou bodes konat y ce nekde za hou nedeli v etc tot, doe 9. v v ten eat' Ellingerske obchodni komory. (C c • !hoar' braSchttze zapoone iTil'esne o 1 ho redaktora ledne. Dale Upozornuji sestry em deny pomnely pilnesti nejake zarkusky abych ten ne. Brett) kadtit se nostaraji o obeer V e ni.

Tak. meli S bratrsky'm pozdravem 4ijeto 2(1 dens st a kriy-Z tato otazka o-.

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hiedne sine byla preMolena 16 dlenii hlasovalo pro zakoupeni pozemku a 8 Cienil prat).

Ja klepl jSein ldadivkem a poznamenal: Sestry a bratki kdy nepracujete s narni, nepracujte proti nom a tomtit° piano, — Ustanovil jsem bratrem misto pkedsedou vYbor, kterY mel najit vetai misto pro nas budouci radovY domov.

(Pokraeovani) Pozdrav vS'em Frank Vytopil P. S. Zdelujem bratru Holaskovi v Corpus Ze nas poteklo, Ze Priki sjezd SVPS bode u nas v Bryan :a tak se na to shledani tekme. )0( Podekovani Piejeme si pociekovati siistram a pi'dtelton. 'der) /ids po eas pobytu v nemocnici a donna navkivili. TOZ Rev. Bravenccvi za jell)) mile navStevy modlitby, teZ Vaem tem, kteti nara phslali pozclravne listky a pozdravy. Dekujem Sousedrim za vYponmc po naSem zraneni-pil dornilci praci.

Uprimne ,dekujem ithist'anskYm sestram za kviti a darky a flak :nedelni skole i shorn West C. Br. „kostela za pozdravne —Bid na g VS'emohouei Vain to vSem oplat'. pozdravem jsnie ManZele Chas. Kasik; a syn Bohug )0( Schtize radii DobovY Haj eislo 126 bu'le se odbYvati priSti nedeli ye 2:30 odpoutile. P.ri schnzi se bode ocibYvati dtile„c jednani ohledne budinuinosti nataj. echo Pfa ;LONE V./11i) POULII T,E TO110TO NUPONU• Supreme Lodge SPJST Box 100, Temple, Texas d'.ddin Vas nasleduje:—

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VESTNiK— WEST, TEXAS Cynthia Moore a jeji prilvodce Chris Spence, byly ve schtizi pfedsta,veny.

Sestra Parmova se nabidla, he vezme naei mlacleh na "Texas under Six Flags" nekterou nedeli, jak se na torn dohodnou.

Dne 15. prosince chce teh pokadat taneeni zabavu pro mlacleh, a je gte jine radovanky ma na mysli. Rekla teh, he chteji patadati Bazar 23. haft pfi tom statniin kontestu, a prosi elenkyne, aby darovaly rueni price, ktere se phi bazaru budou prodavat.

Itacl eislo 28 East Bernard Mile sestry a bratti: Chci Vain (Teem oznamit 'he na. ge pkieti schtize se bude konat v nedeli dne 9. zati. Zaeatek ye 2 hodiny odpoledne. — Doufame he do to doby jia sher baviny bude skoneen a he se veichni dostavite.

V srpnu jsme meli jen malou navetevu. KandY byl v polich. Uroda je to dobra a co jsou ty stroje na sber tak se nezastavi a kandy tem & . dela 7 dni v tYclnu. Teh ,c1hiny zde jdou ye dne i v noci. Tak to zde jde jih pa etyti tYdny.

Na shledanou tedy ye schtizi dne 9.

S pozdravem Carrie Bohaeik, tajemnice )0( Slovanska Lipa eislo 66, Waco, Texas Mili bratti a sestry: — Na ge schtze se konala v nedeli odpoledne ye 2:45 v Lin-den Hall. Schfizi zahajil bratr pkedseda Otto Hanu g . Frances Miller, Jean Spence a Betty Gaidu gek vzdaly eest vlajce, a slib byl opakovan veemi eleny. SpolkovY slib ptednesi nilady Chris Spence. Pkitomni byli vgichni Utednici, mimo br.

Otis Ceska.

Navg tevou u nas byl bratr Robert e r venka z West, kterY je nam vhdy vitan.

Zapisky z minule schilze byly eteny a p •ijaty jak eteny. Dva paclekovaci listky byly teh pkeeteny. Bratr Ktenek oznamil, 'he melt schfizi keditelii, ale bratr Edw. Mazanec nebyl dnes ptitomen tak zapisky z jejich schtze nebyly eteny. Brater Kokinek podekoval \teem clenum, kteti pornahali barvit sin. Sestra Libbie Parma podekovala yeem rOdietim na gi mlaclehe, a vgem pomocnicim, ktere ji pomohly tak krasne vyzdobit sin a i jinak, pfi PrincezninYm bale. Zvla gtni diky patti bratru a sestfe Emil Hanu govYm, ktefi Prodavali, a ptipinali vstupenky ten weer. Velice dobie se ten weer yydatil, jak finanene, tak moraine.

Gratulujeme veem deveattim, byly tak krasne obleeeny, he se byla radost na ne clivati, jak jim to v gem slu gelo. "Kralovna" — Jean Spence, a jeji priivadce Marvin Marek, a . "duchess" Cynthia

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manhel domov. Muj muhieek bude beelakit asi o mesic nebo 5 tYdmi. Na ceste se zastavim moji sestry v Pasadena, California na nekolik dni. IJh j sem ji jeji rodinu nevidela 8 rokti.

Nebudu phitomna v ptieti schnzi, ale sestra Dorothy Gerlichova pte yezine moje misto, a zagle teh oznameni sehtze do Vestniku. Ptedem ji za jeji laska yast dekuji.

Pkieti schtze bude 16. zaki, a to jib zase bude na ge inladeh chodit do ekoly. S • -denYpozravmltike Na.sledujici elenove a elenkyne maji v zasila Rtihena Parmova, dopis. tomto mesici narozeniny. sestry Janie )0( Mazanec, Filipina Barton, Rosie Ann Washburn, Zephyr Spence, Kathy Moore, Krouiek CeskYeh Zen v Dallas, Texas May Sue Moore a Stacy Kazda, bratti: V den naei srpnove schuzi tolik preelo, Chris Spence Frank Miller, Monroe Jan- he jsem myslila, he tam ani hadna ze ke a Johnnie Gaidu gek. Zazpivali jsme sester neptij . cle, a preelo a'h do pciedne teprve se pak vyjasnilo. Pkitomno bylo jim "Happy Birthday".

Teh jsme se dohodli, ze budeme pota- 28 Clenek a 2 navetevnice: pi. Petkikodat Vanoeni vedirek 22. prosince. Ziska- vd a pi. Ruth Darling. Diky za naveteli jsme etyki nave eleny: William H. vul Te'h po del gi dobe jsme uvitaly sesGidney, Jr., Otis beekou Ronald Ray Ku- tru A. Ozimovou a sestru M. Kopeekovou. delka a Barbara Gerik Kudelka s poji gte- Tegilo nas, he ptiely a doufame, he se nim ktere phibral Eugene Miller, zapsal °pet brzy ukahi. je bratr. E. G. Mazanec. Te gi nas velice Nage sestra Anehka Heinhalo ya se tenje mezi nas phijati a uvitati. Doufame, to mesic dohiva 80 let a aby to oslavila he budou dobrYmi pracovniky pro SPJST. darovala krouhku vetei arias za cob ji Bratr Roman Parma za nemocenskY srdeene (dekujeme a phejeme rnnoho ' est a zdravi do dal gich let. vYbor hlasil, he sestra Dushek v Kali- g Te'h sestra Machaeova, darovala pelcfornii se uteeene pozdravuje. Bratr Bill Kotinek se poranil na prste, kterY se mu nou sumu pro dobro krouhku, za eeh dijia dobhe hoji. — My name novella vnu- ky. Schtizi jsme mely peknou. Sestry se ka, kterY se narodil 19. aervence, a jme- usnesly he budeme miti rodinnyj veeirelz v nedeli dne 30. zaki v na gi sokolovne. nuje se Christopher David Parma.

Bratr ptedseda Hanue oznamuje, he To bude pouze pro elenky krou'hku, jeetyrta nedele v hijnu bude distriktni sant j ich manhele a deli ktere jsou dosud doze v flak sini, tak vas v gechny srdeene ma s rodici. Doufejme, he poeasi nam zveme k ziteastneni. Ptedsecia Hanue da- bude pfat a podnik se vydaki. Pomade le oznamuje, he dne 8. zaki, v sobotu, se si datum a pkijd'te mezi nas. Rady bude eistit budova nisi sine z venk'u, a jsme zas videly sestru Ho gkovou, he se pheje si, aby se nas tam co nejvice se- citi zdrav g i a mohla do schaze. Pfejeme glo v 1 hodinu odpoledne.. Cenu u dvehi ji hodne zdravi. Re yna sestte Kraftove ziskal bratr Roman Parma a Mary Sue a jejimu manheli. Lituji he jsem nebyla doma kdy'h ona dlela nav gtevou v Moore. rada bych si byla s ni pohoyokila.

Bratr Robert Cervenka promluvil kratSestry, na ge ptieti schilze bade dne 6. ce ke Kiubu Miaclehe, pravil jaka je to tedy hled'te se v pinem path dodobra, vec, co dobra se tim udela, a jak je na vgechnu mladeh ttetiho distriktu stavit.

Zatim bud'te veechny zdravi a na hrdy, a nabadal je, aby tak nadale poshledanou.

Anehka Houdkova, dopis. kraeovali. ) 0( Schtze skoneila ye 3:40 odpoledne. Po tad eislo 88 Houston, Texas ukoneeni naei schilze mela schtizi miadeh, a pozdeji nekolik elenii a jejich ro- Ctena redakce a mili eteriati: Opel pfichazim s nekolika faclky mezi diny odjelo na zabavu do Elk. Douf vas s nejakou spra yiekou. Chci nejdfiv me, he sestra . Anna Hogkova j e zase oznamit he sestry od Birthday Club bupine zdravi, phejeme ji to ze srdce.

Bratke redaktore: co pak se stalo se dou °pet potadat sve mesieni Card Party Vestnikem? Tento Wen jsme ha ne- prvni sttedu dne 5. zati. Zaeatek pobadostali, a velice nam schazel. Jak nam veni zapoene v 10 hodin rano. V poledzet' necha yedet, he se jim narodilo de- ne chutnY abed, tak ptijd'te kterYin jest t'atko, tak poletim tryskovYm letadlem yam jen mobno.

Druhou stbedu dne 12. zati jest schtdo San Francisca, Californie, a pak do Oakland, Calif. kde ma nage dcera a jeji ze Birthday Club. Sestry se sejdou v 10

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hodin rano pro nejake pobaveni a v 11 ANU8E MITTENHUBROVA hodin schfize a ober' vpoledne. NavAtevnici jsou vtdy vitane. Minuly mesic pHtli mezi /ads co navttevnici pi. Millie Chlastak, C. Kleeka, H. Valeik, M. CeletDive! Roman ka, M. Ledger a. Becker. Taktet nekolik Pokraeovani mutskkeh piitlo k obedu. Teti nas vate navtteva a pkijd'te zas. Hostitelkami "I Bote, 'sleeinka si dnes ale. hodne pro mesic zati jsou sestry A. Elsner; L. pfivstala!" vitala ji tato. "Ja, bych spaKristinik, A. Hrutka a A. Jordan. la jette jako dub, kdybych si nebyla buTeti nas, te mantel sestry Irene Slo- dieek nakidila; Vtdyt' jest teprve etvrt vaelcove nati pokladnice jest doma z na pet, sleeno Rtatenko!" nemocnice a citi se lepe.

"Netkocli, Viko, probudila jsem se a Tet sestry od nateho klubu darovali nemohla, bych ut stejne spati. Prijdat se elektrickou eihlieku natl. mladeti. Sestry jette trochu projit. Chovejte se tite, Viko, maminku neprobudite! Md easu ktere slavi sve- narozeniny v mesici jsou, Birdie Hilsher a Marie Telge. Ce- dosti a at' se radeji na cestu spankem Mela bych yam snarl pomoci olk kroutek jim pteje idaltich veselkch narozenin se doekati. Dale Yam ptipo- baliti kuta,tko?" nabizela se Rtiterika, nainam, te ted' v mesici ztfl jak to bk- kdyt Vika, ,donesla ze spite kute, jet mela valo prvni sobotama, nebude se peat ko- sve velitelce a Rfitenee na cestu usmala& a nebude taclnk prodej. Pro ptieinu titi.

"I vtdyt' ja to ji g udelam a pfipravim te trefi v ten den v pondeli "Labor Day" svatek, a tak se mnozi rozjedou jit hned sama."

Rfitenka vyklouzla zase ze :dveti a tite v patek aneb v sobotu rano, a taktet i sestry si odpoeinou a nebudou muset jako dech setla, do zahrady a odtud brabkt tento mesic v te horke kuchyni. nou yen, za vilu, kdet cestou zamitila Tak nebudou se kola& peat v tali ale at do strane za lesik, pokochati se jette pov tijnal. To jit bude ehladnejti poeasi, hledem na milk, zadumank Bezdez.

Bylo jit zcela, jasno, lehke zavoje mlh neb letos to let° jest nadobyeejne horke.

Pro dneeek jit toho necham neb to psani zapaclly do fidoli a Bezdez skvel se v prvni zaplave sluneeni. Slunce se jit pied se jit prodlutuje. chvili vyhouplo nod lesy a usmivalo se S pozdravem na vtechny a za Birthday libezne na semi, rosou skropenou.

Club posila ses. Sophie Hrubk "Bude zase krasnk den!"

Rttenka polititila se nadtene v pozoe of, • ( rovani tiche, noenim spankem osvetene Od radu eislo 54 West, Texas pfirody a znamou prorvou hledala vzdaBratr tajemnik F. Coeek zoleluje elen- lene obrysy Krkonot. Snetka zaleskla se stvu, to chvalne znama orchestra Al bilkm hfebenem a podle ni ostatni taGrebnicka z Nebrasky bude vyhravat bor horstva. k tanci v sini kadu 54 ye West v pa,tek "Ach jakk osud byl by me provazel, veeer dne 31. srpna a katclk jest fictive kdybych byla uvazla y e vatem klinu, zvan Vkborem faclu. Povtrinnete si krasne hory," pomyslila Si opet divka. oznamky.

"Asi by nekde chuda Rosl sloutila, onebo, byla tovarni delnici a zatim pojede )0( dnes jako sleena k moi-i se svou drahou, Obvinil Freemana. — Washington, D. drahou matinkou!"

C. — Billie Mattox obvinil taj emnika deSepiala zbotne ruse a vrouci modlitba partmentu zemedeltsvi Orville Freema- dikil letela z eisteho jejiho srdce k ranna, te ho dal propustit z jeho tamest- nimu nebi. A k modlitbe te pojila se hlunani v departmentu v Texasu, aby slo- boka, vtela prosba 0 silu a milost, aby til svou vlastni zodpovednost za skandal mohia drahkm svkm pestounam dokas Billie Sol Estesem na jeho bedra. Mat- zati vdeenost a lasku a bkti skuteene tox byl proputten po vy yreholeni skan- sluneenim paprskem jejich tivota, jak to dalu, kdyt byl mistoptedsedou zemedel- kekl tatinek pfi jejim pfijezda. ske stabilizaeni komise v okresu Reeves.

Na tuto chvili velebneho poyzneseni Byli to farmati z tohoto okresu, kteti a svateho slibu, j ejt udiniba sobs tvati v ho zvolili mistopfedsedou komise. tvat: yznetene pfirode, vzpomnela si Rutenka jette ye vlaku, kdyi kraj za kra)0( jem kolem oken se mihal a ona jej poNovk' americkk velvyslanee v Irsku. rovnala s krasou krasneho zakouti, kteDublin, Irsko. Je jim Matthew H. Mc- rk ji ureila Prortetelnost za milr domov.

Closkey, kterk pfedlotil ay e povetovaci Pfitulila se lichotive k matce a vzpomlistiny presidentu Eamunu de Valerovi. nela na opateneho pestouna.

Plana rile

Ve stkedu, dne 29. srpna 1962 "Tatinek asi vzponaina!" podotkla rake e.

"Ba, dutinko, vtak narn se po nem take zasteskne, nernyslit? Ale tech test ti'dna' ubehne dive net se nadejeme a' lake radostne bude pak zase shleda,ni."

"Jak by bylo krasne, kdyby byl mohl tatinek jeti s nami!"

"Nelze miti vte die pfani, Rfitenko a tfeba vdeone piijmouti, co nam osud poskytuj e!"

"Vtak je toho zajiste mnoho, vid', matinko. Uvatirnli, co je na svete eat chudkch, oputtenkch, ubohkeh a zanedbankch, myslim si, te me obmyslil velkkm ttestim, darovav ml vas a dra,hk domov!"

Kd y t, objevily se zaeernale Vysoeany a SedC strane pied Prahou, sriala Rfitenka na rozkaz matein sve veci, mezi nimi balieek pro Slayku, se site, aby nic nezapoinnela a sama pak jet* pestounee phpomenula, aby nezapomnela svou kabelku, Watt' a dettnik.

Cestovni horeeka vdechla jette tivejti rumenec v broskove zbarvenou, eistou jeji tvat a krasne oei v ramei dlouhkch, tmaykch bry a pravidelnk oblouk tvokiciho, tmaveho °Wei, pldly nadtenim a horlivosti, kdyt po boku matky kraeela k vkchodu Stihid, pfivabna,, v jednoduchkch, svetlkeh tatiekaeh s tiraokena panama no ruse hlavhace.

"Nevim mineme-li v t om viral Jarolu!" starostlive povzdechla Helena.

"Nebylo by divu. Lidi vtude pino, k urnadkdni, A ja snad ani Sla yku neuvidim!" rozhlitela se pozorne Riltenka.

"Ta Ceica asi pied naciratim! Ale Jarola nds deka ve vestibulu. Dej poser, Riltenko, zahlednet-li jej, zavolej ho!"

"Ja ho snad nepoznam!" podotkla Riienka a srdeeko ji mane zabuchalo tiveji.

"Na ttesti je velikk a snad spite rids uvidi, net my jeho. Kdybychom se nenatli, musily bychorn poekati pied nadratim, tam by nas zajiste neminul."

"Helenko, Helenko, tu jsem!" ozvalo se v tom ze zastupu volani a pani Doubray ska, ohlecinu yti se po hlase, radostne kynula usinivalicimu se tvakrovi vstfic Za okamtik, kdyt se uvolnilo, libel ji mladk mut pani teditelove ruku, zatim co ona druhou rukou ptitahla Rtitenku "Rfitenku bys asi sotva poznal," usinala se, patrajic v jeho tvafi.

Mladk mut pohledl skoro udivene ku ttihle divce, p1-elet1 pohiedem patrneho zalibeni celk jell elegantni, pfivabnk zjev a zvolal: "Veru bych ji nepoznal!" pfiznal se upiimne a podaval ji ruku:: "Nazdar, tenko, dnes snad nine ji g ruku podat?"

Ve stredu, doe 29. srpna 1962 do 'al s fismevem a jeho modre oei zazdza skripcem laskavosti.

Divka vloZila s lehkYm rumencem rueku do nabizene dlane a uklonila se puvabne.

"Doufam, ze jsi s detskYmi strevieky odloZila i sve nepratelstvi ke mile?"

Zertoval.

Jeji veliky, tmavY zrak spoeinul okampatrave na jeho vYrazne t ydri, kterd malYm vouskem pod nosem pozbyla ponekud ay e podoby s anon Dvorakova sve Vaviince, ji2 ona prisoudila. Rudd Ustka rozpukla se jako panne pod hi-ejivYin parskeui sluice k vyhYbave odpdvedi: "Nechovan k nikomu nepratelstvi!"

"Balamounskd odpoved'! Velmi zdavyhnuti se Uskali!" podotkl a ji2 se opet obratil ke Avakrove s nekolika otazkami.

Fred nadralim nalezla RaZenka 'dekajici slay ku, na kterou ji pani Helena jiz z dalky upozornila.

RriZenka beZela ji radostne vstric, podala ji srdeene ruku i balieek od babieky a vzkaz teto rinul se takika proudem z jejich vYraluvnych Ustek, zatim co skromna Slavka s itsinevem naslouchala a. horlive prikvyvovala, jako by se rozumei° samo sebou, ze vykond vge, jak si to babieka preje.

Kdyby ji byla KogValka videla, byla by razem pozbyla s yYch obav, jeZ jeji starostlivou hlavu neopou g tely. Divka byla proste °dela a nemela obdvanY klobouk na hlave, ale bilk, svdteeni, hedvabnY g atek brokatovy, ktery slu gel jeji snede tvari velmi dobre.

Pani. Helena promluvila s divkou take nekolik vlidnYch sla y a zeptala se, eas je provazeti.

"Milostpani mile dovolila na hodinu a jelikoZ se vlak ponekud opozdil, musim za nedlouho pospi giti domn!"

"BAAS daleko?"

"Nikon; jen na Komenskeho namesti!"

"Doprovodime to tedy kousek!"

"Prosim," uklonila se slu gne Sldvka.

RUZenka vzala ji pod pahli, obratila se na matku a prosila, ijiti se Slavkou napred.

"Ale riespechejte prili g , at' se nam neztratite!" ptipomenula pani Doubravska.

RilZenka, jsouc poprve v Praze, rozhliZela se elle kolem, tazala se Slavky na to neb ono, tato, co vedel'a, povedela, ale mnoho toho nebylo a RitZenka s litosti poznavala, Ze uZ si s bYvalou druZkou tak herozumi, jako drive.

Zivot vedl Slayku zcela jinYm smerem, ne2 jakYm RaZence ponrano jiti a nemohlo byti jiz mezi nimi takove shody a porozumeni, jake bylo drive. BYvala

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horlivd etendtka Slavka., nyni jiZ o knihu ani nezavadila a Ragenka za, kaZdYm krokem poznavala, Ze dvoulete odloueeni ad mile druZky bylo hrobem bYvaIeho, vreleho pratelstvi, jea je k sobe poutalo.

Praia sice dosudi hodne Slavce, ale nemohla ji uz milovati tak jako drive, Idaho jakou svou nynej gi, nejmilej gi druZku v Ustave. Kvetu gi, ktere slibila, posilati z cesty east() pozdravy.

Pres to nedala tato ndhle poznani na jevo a hovorila se Slaykort co nejsrdeeneji, vypravujic ji o domovu, babiece, dedeekovi a vecech, o nicha se domnivala, Ze by ji mohly baviti.

Nedaleko musea, jemuZ se RtiZenka jia z daleka obdivovala, zavolala na ni matka a kdy se k ni RtZenka vratila, ukazala ji opatrne pohledem na dva ny, kraeejici na druhe strane chodniku.

"Pohlad', tot' mistr Jirdsek!"

"KterY, ktery!" vzru gene tazala se divka; lieko se ji zardelo, oei vapidly dychtivosti v tome, poznati milavaneho spisovatele, ktereho tolik ctila, tolik si la.

"Ten mengi, s brYlemi na oeich, ma svrchnik pies ruku, nepochybne apechd k nadraZi!" poueoval Jaroslav, ale nedival se na mistra Jiraska, nYbrZ do rozkogne divei tvarinky, kterd se P osvatnon Uctou pohliZela na muZe, jena si svou polehnanou praci ziskal uprimny obdiv, srdeenou, nehynouci lasku celeho naroda a k nemuZ v gecka, srdce eeska vzhltaela v jedinem, nad'genem zboZriovani.

"Tak pojd', duginko, nemUZeg prece zde jako zkameneld stati a pohliZeti za panem Jiraskem." pripomenula pa chvili pani Helena, aekoliv i ona sama s velkYin zajmem, ale nenapadne drab:el-10 spisovatele siedovala.

RUZenka si z hluboka vzdychla, odtrhla zrak od velkeho, yzacneho muZe, a krdeejic dale, neodolala je gte nekolikrdt ohlednouti se za nim, pokud nezmizel mezi lidmi.

To byl tedy Jirasek, drahy mistr Jirasek, jenZ tolik krasnYch knih napsal a jehoZ jmeno mein ye vlasti nejkrasnejgi zvuk.

Rtfaenka v nezvyklem, vzru geni, do nehoZ ji privedlo setkani s Jiraskem, ztratiia nit hovoru a gla podle Slavky, ktera nechapala posvatne jeji nad geni, zcela Za museem rozloueila se Slavka, prala RtZence St'astnou cestu, pozdravila naive pani reditelovou a mla,cleho inZenYra a jiZ pospichala za svou povinnosti.

OkamZik pohliZela RidZenka, jaksi zklamane za bYvalou!druZkou, ale pak vratila se mysli k At'astnemu setkani s mistrem

Strana 9 Jiraskem, naeeZ vidkolni shon a gum, jakoZ i nadherne vykladni skrine zaualy mysl jeji, Ze zapomnela na prazdnotu, jakou v ni zanechalo setkani se Slavkou.

Jarola zavedl sve hasty na obeerstveni do hotelu, pak je provadel nejbliZ gim okolim Prahy, kteremu se RtZenka neprestdvala obdivovati.

Nabrelim a pohledern na zeleny Petrin, kralovske Hradeany, Kartav most, na kterY hlecieli jen a dalky pro nedostatek easu, byla rolacid divka v gecko okonzlena.

Helena s Jarolou prochazell se po ndbreZi a, ona a neutuchajicim nad genim pahrouZeno byla v krasu nezvyklYch, vzacnYch pohledid a opirajic, se o zabradli, vgecka opojena pohliZela v stiibtitk proud Vltavy, v nemZ se v gecka to nadhera protej giho brehu tak velebne Zela.

"Daleko, i daleko na obe strany ztraci se Vltavy svitivy pas, sluneenim ziatem a stribrem je tkany, k jihu jak pripjatY v nebeskY pas.. . napadla ji bdseri Pavly Maternove, je is valetna slova teprve nyni pine chdpala.

Ach, jak krasne pocity mute prgivati Bohem posvetcenY basnik, kdyZ vrouci sve nadkni mute projeviti obsaZnYmi slovyy, krasnYmi ver gi, jna mluvi k srdci a rozZehuji v nem jiskru praveho pochopeni.

11/11a,cly inaenYr obracel se neustale za Stihlou divci postavou, oprenou o Zelezne zabradli a pani Doubra yska, zpozorovavgi to, tazala se ho, Co MU. mlade jeji schovance.

"Jest zcela, zmenena, Heleno! Opravdu, nepozndvam ji, a podivu j i se, jak z takove svehlave, male divo gky, vyrilsti mohlo deven tak rortomile. Jest skuteene pilvabna jako porosene poupatko!"

"A dobra, mild, mama a ni radost!"

"Tegim se z toho srdeene! Ver mi, drand Helena, oeekaval jsem ureite, 'de vas to dite zklame a Ze prijde doba, kdy budete litovati, Ze jste se ho njali. Nyni poznavam„ jak jsem se mYlil. AC-li me jen jeji libeznY zevnej gek a ptivabnY zjev neklame!"

"BYvala i drive rozkogna a mild, to jen tva zaujatost videla ji horM, milk Jarolo."

"Nemel jsem ji rad, pilznavam se ale dnes mi pfipada, jako bych se nebyl setkal s ni ,ale s bytosti zcela jinou. Je to opravdu zylagtni!"

Helena pokkvla vkznarnne hiavou 'deoei zazafily ji opet vnittni radosti a spokojenosti.

Pri obede v hotelu chovala se Huhnka jako dokonala dama a Jaroslav, dive

Stran g 10 se v duchu sam sobe, elm dal tim vice hokel Okouzlujici zjev divein byl prop tak pfekvapujici a neoeekavanY, ae propadall kouzlu jeho Po obecie zaSli do Sulcovy kancelate pro liStky a pak se vratili zas na nadraai, kdea posvaeive, vyhledali svuj vlak.

Byl velmi dio-uhy, ale zdalo se, ze Utroby jeho nepojmou ono velke mnoastvi lidi, ktere se kolem neho nahrnulo.

Jaroslav rychle vyhledal jeden z nejlepSich vozi" a pani Helena s RtiZenkou a jeSte nekolik darn usadily se v odd:eler ni zcela spokojeny, ze se jim podakil6 nalezti dobre misto.

Jarola pobyl chvili v kupe, nemohl se jaksi odtrhnouti a odhodlal se vystoupiti teprve, kdy2 dano prvni znameni k odjezdu. Pani Helena pkistoupila jeSte k oknu a hovokila doh). s mladYm. inaenyrem.

Ridence zdalo se vednosti, nea se vlak rozjede a kdya koneene se nove znameni ozvalo, zabuSilo ji srdeeko a podala rychle, na pkani pestoundino, jeSte jednou ruku Jarolovi, jen k ni vahledl podivile hozherelYm zrakem a stiskl rueku jeji tak, ze mu ji rychle odriala a odstoupila od okenka.

Pani Helena vyhledla jeate jednou, kynula z rozjeteho jia vlaku: mladernu inaenYru, jena• sta.l se srneknutYm kloboukern na perone tak .dlouho, dokud mu vlak nezmizel z oei. Pak, jakoby se ze sna probudil, pkejel si pravici vysoke Belo a sklopiv zamyMene hiavu, ubiral se volnym krokem k domovu.

II. Ril'2Anika obsodlia misto a okna, talc se, ze odtud nejlepe bude moci sledovati krajiny, jimia budou Proj jaded.

Vlak dojel az x veeeru do CeskYch I3udejovic, kde mela piisednouti jeSte east spolucestujicich. Poznovu byl vlak v proven" slova smyslu oblhan privalem di a teprve za dlouhou dobu, kdya" koneene tito cestujici nalezli sva, mista, spel dale k jihui.

Brzy pote poealo maiti a drobny ten dea' neustal po icelou noc, talde morne taila se Ridenka, ae za Uplriku, jen prave byl, uhlida take krasu 8tSirsitSreh Alp. Jen chvilcmi protrhly se mraky a mesic vrhl sve magicke svetlo na zem, ozakil bila temena hor, zakryta to a tam potrhanYmi chmurami nice visicich niracen, jen jako v letu, take se od tmaveho pozadi zachmukene oblohy odraaela jako fantasticke- zlomky bizarnich zkicenin kkigt"alovStch, tipyticich se hradii a zamkir a pohadek.

Po noci nastalo ponure jitro, mihyt válely se dlouho pe horach i Udolich, talde kr asY vzdalenejSi zcela cestujicim uniXly. Pokraeovani

VESTN I K— WEST, TEXAS

Wednesday, August 29, 1992

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Youths Corner LET'S LEARN CZECH

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THIRTY FIRST LESSON

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Nage kina je velke.

Our cinema is big,

kino,

cinema,

velke

big or large,

Va'e koeka je mala.

Your cat is wall.

kaka,

cat,

mala,

small,

Jejich okno je zaviene.

Their window is shut.

okno,

window,

zavreno,

closed or shut,

zaviiti,

to close,

Zavriti obchod.

to close up business.

obchod,

business,

obchodnik.

merchant, or dealer.

Mame sve piano.

We have our piano.

Kde je tried klobouk prosim?

Where is my hat please?

Nevim.

I don't' know.

nesnadnY,

difficult or not easy,

Ukol,

task or job,

tikol

lesson,

alto' poeetni,

problem,

potty,

figures or numbers

poeiti,

to begin,

poiiatek,

beginning,

poeasi,

weather,

bouie,

storm,

boureni,

storming or stirring up.

pobouieni,

uproar,

poboukiti,

to stir up,.

pobarovani,

stirring up.

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THI.Di",.. J.ll, Nadaeni v do80.eni 13 let, ol ;17;7 obnos pojiWeni se vyplati v phiod veku jednoho roku Splatkova, do 65 let, doMvot- J2lny obnos pojiaZmi se vyplati aclipadu • funkti od veku. jednoho DvoPiasobne urazove pojiftoemnity) )A Pensijni pojistku. Po dosaIei 05 rokli stall, Glen dostava. mesiei4 pkijem do 75 vYkoei narozenin alePln chaos pojistciir se vyplati N ado iimrti od veku jednoho roku E : ;li !meta poskytuc plat:wen poplatky na detsLe c;_a:tifikaty to vkhodu ocbrany, v padu ;mine nomo2uosti nasledkem nernoci aneb poraneni aneb v plain faurti platiciho, poplatky na ten detskV eektifikat budou samo'hone zapia,cony, Respectfully, Joe B. Hejny — Londyn liHts1;:k mar'Sal , amenal za oae valky, se Y c...°io.d. dcbihe mietvrtek, se necitit minulk etvrtek a. musel zruSit Vkcliny sve zavazky na tento den. Scclil dopisovatelUm zzovin, Ze se podrobi v patek lekaf.'sk problidee.

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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SLAVONIC BENEVOLENT ORDER OF THE. STATE• OF TEXAS FOUNDED 1897

HERALD—

Wednesday, August 29, 1962

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

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

Postmaster: Please Send For 3579 With Undeliverable Copies to SUPREME LODGE SPJST, P.O. Box 10b, TEMPLE, TEX.

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A Youth District. Talent Contest will be held for all Talent of Lodges in District TWo, at Lodge Praha No. 29, Taylor, Texas, on Sunday, Sept. 2nd, beginning 7:00 p.m.

This was the decision voted in at short business meeting held in conjun.c-Con with the Youth Activity Day at Camp Tahuaya near BC1ton, Sunday, August 19.

There will be three age groups from Which talent may participate but only the two older groups will compete in the State Contest which will be held on Sept. 23 at Lodge No. 66, Waco, at Elm Mott.

District Two urges all lodges to line up their youth for a grand represent:atkin on this day when the talents of our youngsters rvill be on display for the honor of the 2nd District and the rc.!-ctive lodges.

Sister Clara Heil, District Two Youth Director, is especially desireous of making this Talent Contest the best ever held. Let's all give her a hand. Reportto her the names of youth that would like to enter this contest. -- Temple, Rt. 4, Texas

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Everywhere: Will you please remember that our State Talent Contest of all our youth will be held at LODGE NO. 06, WACO, LINDEN HALL SEPTEMBER 23, 1902 A very important announcement by our brother president of Lodge 06, Otto nanus, is printed in this issue. Please read it.

:Arid Cv,endar DISTRICT ii,NE District One will hold its fall meeting in Dime Box sPjST hall on Sept. 9 With. the following program.

1. 1:00 p.m. promptly, business meeting.

2. Youth, Program 3. Talent Contest 4. Social "Get-Together" DISTRICT CALENDAR During a special moding of Linden Hall Directors the tall I %istrict Meeting GE OF' ALLEGIANCE was set for Sunday, October 28th. We Allegiance to the Flag of the will later submit more details after our of America and to the next regular meeting. .which it stands. One Nation indivisible, with Liberty and DISTRICT The lean meeting of District Five will be conducted on October 21, 1902. Place will be designated at a litter date. Other Districts arc requested to reserve this date for District Five.

Lodges desiring to hoSt the Fall meetDr. Cecil Dickson, Pft r "SSOr of Science lug contact one of the District Officers, t Texas A. and M. College, and Seere- not later than September 1. tary of }District Two in our SPJST, resigned his office as Secretary by letter to DISTRICT SIX accept his assignment by the United Fall meeting of District Six will be States Government in Pakkitan, where he will work with others in the science held Nov. 4, 1962 in Recreation Hall sponsored by Lodge Karel Havlic.ek No. field.

4 in Hallettsville; Texas. Meeting will The whole brotherhood sends its Bon he convened at 1 o'clock p.m.

Voyage and Success to brother DickFrank J. Olsovsky son being justly proud of , his new asSecretary District Six signment and his service for our country. We trust, however, that We shall hear from him from time to time; that DISTRICT SEVEN we have not lost him altogether.

The Fall meeting of District Seven will )0( be held at Lodge No. 161 at La Parita Something to think about: A doctor near Jourdanton, Texas, on Sept. 9th, reports that people who don't think 1962. Please keep this date on your ore happier and live longer than those calendar and reserve this date for ns. who do. ) 0 E -0 STATE TALENT CONTEST for S.P.J.S.T. ould be called a Youth to he held September 23 at Elm Ina small town, bum and a drunk. — In a city, he's a Mott Linden Hall, near. Waco, Texas. — hro 1

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VESTNiK— WEST, TEXAS

I do say let us in our own lives practice these principals. Let us practice them in our homes. Let us practice them with our fellowman in our every day pursuits — in our cities and in our state — and then let us tell others with whom we come in contact about our principles — not just toe enjoyment or material When we became members of our reYou and I have heard individuals say benefit we have in our lodges but the spective societies, we received a rich inheritance from our predecessors. In re- there was a place for fraternal groups at real principles that we stand for. Toceiving this inheritance we accepted an the time most of our organizations were day the man in the street desires such obligation not to squander or throw founded but times have changed. There and these doctrines will mean more to away this rich gift, but to express our i is no place for them in society today. him then material benefits. He wants to appreciation by caring for and protect- f They will point out that 60, 70, 80 years live in peace, he wants his family to live ing what we received so it may be hand- ago, our country was basically rural in in peace and he will want to participate ed down to the generation to follow. nature, that we did not have the many with you in attaining this end.

It is important that we show others I know you are well acquainted with things we have today, that it was diffithe history of our great system, hence cult to travel, entertainment was not that we desire this world to be a peaceI will not take time to review these facts. known in the form we have today with ful place in which to live; that we are Suffice it to say each society came into our TV's, news was slow to circulate, contributing to the welfare of our counbeing because of a great need that ex- radios were unknown. It as a time that try and our community in a sincere and community activity was dependent upon unselfish manner. isted. groups, and therefore our type organThose far-sighted men and women izations fell into a ready-made niche.

Wrinkles are attractive on people's who founded our fraternity recognized They say that today, with the changing that a monetary benefit, although nec- world, the fast modes of transportation, faces -- especially since they were put essary, was only a portion of what was the swift circulation of news, the form there by miles of smiles. really needed, and proceeded to found of entertainment, and the many other ) 0( an arrangement to satisfy all wants. developments that have taken place STATE TALENT CONTEST for S.P.J.S.T. Ours is a system having two basic that, "The reason for our oorganizations Youth to be held September 23 at Elm principles interwoven together, on the has ceased to exist, therefore," they con- Mott Linden Hall, near Waco, Texas. — one hand the material characteristic — clude, "There is no need for them."

All seven Districts will participate. the monetary benefits — and on the )O( Ladies and Gentlemen, if the only other — the intrinsic characteristic — purpose for our existence was the maWHEN CHANGING YOUR ADDRESS fraternalism. This latter characteristic USE THIS COUPON distinguishes us from all other type or- terial benefits that one may receive by being a member of our respective soganizations, and gives our fraternity the Supreme Lodge, S.P.J.S.T. real basis for our existence. Ours is a cieties, then they may be right. But that Box 100, Temple, Texas system built on the identifying mark of is where they have fallen into error. It is the performing of the intrinsic fraterAssociations operating through their reI am asking you to change my address of The Herald.. (Vestnik) as spective subordinate units — giving life nal benefits that is the real test. It is not what we may do in the lodge room, to the fraternal functions. follows: but it is what we are doing to help our At tlJe time most of the societies were fellowman — the mode of personal livMy old address is: founded and initially developed the ing has changed many times over the meaning of fraternalism was exactly the centuries, and the changes in the last same as its meaning today — namely, 60, 70, or 80 years are merely a phase of the bringing together of men and wo- personal living .that has changed but men as brothers and sisters to help and man himself has not changed — he is assist one another, especially in time the same today as he was when life first of need or want. And, this is a natural came upon the earth, and will be the desire of men and women deep within same in the centuries to follow. We have My New address is: their hearts — placed there at the time all the desire to be with our fellowman, the breath of life came into their bodies. to associate with him, to help and assist From birth the young child clings to its him, — the same as 50, 60 and inure mother for protection. The grown man years ago. likewise clings to his fellowman for protection, a natural instinct Whether This is our challenge today —. a chalyoung or old — it is the desire of near- lenge we must meet — one of the greatness — to be with his fellowman. est challenges of all time — the chalWe should at this point distinguish lenge of survival. If we meet this chalI belong to Lodge No, between fraternalism in the heart and lenge we will prove that our principles fraternalism in the lodge. Here again we are basic principles the love of man find we have a material characteristic. for his fellowman, the desire to assist Fraternally, An example of the latter would be the and help his fellowman — to be unselSignature lodge meeting, the entertainment, the (fish — and that we are "fraternalists" in

Fraternities Will Never Outlive Their Usefulness

would be those acts in which we carry out the doctrines expressed in our rituals by such words as we have already reviewed, benevolence, humanity, brotherhood, charity, bospitality, loyalty, service and the other descriptive words that are well familiar to you.

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Again the youth of District Two held their Youth Activity Day at beautiful Camp Taltuaya, a Boy Scout Camp near Belton, Texas, on Sunday, August 19; there a short business meeting was also held by the District.

The genial overseer, Mr. Matson, welcomed P:stri; is Two, to the Camp. Even thouei: He day was hot, the Camp was a cool haven of comfort for the centuriees-eld oak trees spread their protective branches over the mess hall where the indoor activities were held. A cross breeze kept the Hall cool; plus a huge crock of iced tea-fruit juice which sister Clara Heil, District Youth Director and her sister helpers prepared for the crowd.

As the noon hour approached, tables and comfortable chairs were arranged about the Hall. Cars in the parking area of the camp poured out their occupants loaded with lunch hampers and thermos jugs and children with swimsuits chatehed in their hands. They were greeted by District Organizer brother Ben :MikeIasi who registered each guest and bade them welcome to the District - Youth Activity Day. The brothers arranged tables and comfortable chairs to catch the cross breezes, while the sisters unburdened their individual hampers of their delicious contents for a buffet spread.

Brother Edward. L. Marek, gave the blessings and quickly the youngsters and their families formed two lines on each side of the long and groaning buffet to get things started toward the swimming hour. Everything tasted especially good in the happy surroundings; the fellowship and excited youngsters. They came in all sizes; all happy to be with each other from the toddler to the teenager. Doting grandparents and proud mothers and dads; watched the youngsters and marvelled at how some of them had grown since the last Youth Activity Day in this camp.

After lunch the sisters cleared the tables, putting, empty containers back into hampers to take home, while the brothers prepared for the short business meeting of the District.

District President, brother Stalmach, 'welcomed everyone to Camp Tahuaya and District Two while Brother I3oudny,

V tS TNtIC — WEST, TEXAS read the minutes of the last District Meeting which was held at Vyselirad Lodge. It was explained that the District Secretary, brother Doctor Cecil Dickson, sent in a letter of resignation to Supreme Lodge President, brother Marek, with regrets, stating that our government was sending him to Pakistan to work in his scientific field; therefore, he could not hold the secretaryship in District TWo. Brother 'President Stalmach, too, received notification. So, dear brother Boudny, who just recently retired from the long years as Secretary, took his old job, back, being duly elected by those present.

Brother Boudny read the minutes and brother Treasurer gave his report as did District Two Youth Director, Sister Clara Hejl.

Visiting youngsters from Mississippi, San Antonio and Houston, were introduced: all members of our Order.

A discussion which resolved in a motion followed that the District Two Talent Contest be held at host Lodge Praha No. 29, at Taylor, Texas, on Sept.

2nd, at 7:00 at night to pick the winners to represent District Two at the State Contest whichwill be held at Lodge No. 66, Elm Mott, near Waco, on Sept. 23.

All lodges were urged to get their Talent winners to the Contest; one in each of the three age groups. The two older group winners will then appear in the State Contest at Elm Mott, President Edward L. Marek, spoke briefly about the youth work in our other sister organizations; that they too had Queen's Contests etc. that Youth are the lifeline of any insurance 1 organization. "I would recommend that we meet here again next year, for you have one of the very finest places here in Texas. I think that we should take advantage of it. I hope that we will double the crowd next time; not only the children but the adults; there is lots to see here. May I recommend that we work harder with our youth than we have in the past." Concluding his talk brother Marek stated: "I think that we owe a vote of timely thanks to the sisters who prepared the meal here today."

The site of the next Spring Meeting will be announced in the Vestnik when it is worked out in detail by the officers of the District.

Director, brother H. Vitek took a bow of recognition. Brother Raymond Urbanovsky, Supreme Lodge Secretary, spoke to the gathering, complimenting the attendance. He spoke on the Texas Fraternal Congress theme Which, will

Wednesday, August 29, 1962 meet in Austin, in October and urged that all of those who van come; do so.

He stated that there would be a beautiful Youth Section with its program which is most inspiring. The Congress will be held at the Stephen F. Austin Hall.

Brother Urbanovsky then discussed the continuation or the abandonment of the giving of the 50-year-emblem pins to the 50-year membership at the District Meetings. The District voted to continue issuing these pins at the District Meetings.

Brother Zabcik, Financial Secretary from the Supreme Lodge spoke next. He too, complimented the beautiful campsite and its facilities made available to the District Two youth through the courtesy of the Boy Scouts of that section. Brother Zabcik complimented Lodge Praha No. 29 for taking on the Talent Contest for the District. He urged that we try to bring as many representative lodges as we can to this Contest.

Brother Au,gust Ka,cir, our Attorney from the Supreme Lodge level, spoke nex t. He regretted that the attendance wasn't even larger than it was, saying: "I'm sure you know why •- this is the hottest in 50 years. If people would just, realize that the oak trees and the breeze that we have here are as cool as a place as there has been in a long time. I am sure that if you will advertise the conveniences here, that you will have a larger attendance next year."

Brother Hosek, Editor of the Vestnik spoke: "I want to emphasize that we work with the Youth — as brother Marek said — 'keep at it' — they are our future." Remember that every lodge that has a Youth Club is going forward full power; that those who do not have a Youth Club are at a standstill.

"I recommend that this District go on record that this District will continue to issue the Fifty Year Pins to each lodge where they are entitled to it. I hope that next year you will have doubled the number here in spite of the weather."

Brother Ben Mikolaj, District, Organizer addressing his organizers present, urged that they start selling insurance.

"The crops look much better now, it is time to visit your contacts and bring in new members." He urged members of lodges to help the organizers -- extend a helping hand to organizers, to members, in selling insurance in this district.

"Brother Hejny and I are ready and willing to help at any time. Let's get our Youth started — it will help."

Brother Marek, speaking in behalf of

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the Supreme Lodge Officers and Direc- for District Two was chalked up to postors, brings best wishes from those who terity!

Lucky is the youth in this District are- not here; spoke for continuence in this district — if you need help, let us whose Lodges, parents and District Ofknow and we will ,do everything in our ficers make these activities possible. It Frank Kofnovec 158 $15,000.00 power, in any to help." is a pity ALL lodges and parents in this Jerry Milan 154 10,000.00 President Stalmach, thanks the sisAnna Milan 154 9,000.00 District won't take the trouble to show ters for preparing the food; for bringBen Jarma 84 4,000.00 their youngsters such good times as are ing the children; and urges that we atMary Renfro.

154 4,000.00 tend the Talent Contest at Taylor, and offered at this Annu'ai Event, only for Emil Ranus 2,000.00 66 then the State Talent in Elm Mott on the getting into the car and coming out! Raymond Volcik 6 2,000.00 September 23rd. The meeting was ad- The Pappas and mam-mas have a good Miro Jurcik 130 1,000.00 time, too! It's a family outing which Joe Krivanek rued j 92 1,000.00 Like a bullet the youngsters shot out should be a MUST in every family in John Krizan 6 1,000.0() to change Into swim suits for the splash- that District. Your children are your John. Mach 35 1,000.00 most precious possession — all through ing and later the swimming contest Antone Pa velka 35 1,000.00 events. The brothers folded up- the tables life you shall cling to them — even when NOW LOOK at the No. 1 Spot -- a new and chairs, swept the Hall, while the you are old and they in turn have chil- name, Brother Frank Kofnovec, Lodge sisters scattered after the happy swim- dren of their own—so why deprive them 158. Congratulations Frank. Now to win mers down to the long clean pool built of these rare opportunities for good, $15 get on the No. 1 spot on next mondown in a creek bed, convenient for clean fun in the comfort, safety and th's Progress Repart. trainin g naturally. On the slopes on one supervision of activities afforded them Congratulations to Brother Jerry side of the pool, under the shade of by the District Officers assigned to this Milan of Lodge No. 154 and Sister Anna trees, seats. have been carved out of the phase of the work. You're cheating not Milan also of Lodge 154 and to all whose white, rock for cool resting. This quickly only yourselves but your youngsters as names appear on the above lits. on with watching parents and well. Would that every District in our This is our 65th Anniversary Memberspectators, while Scout Guards kept an orbit had such a wonderful camp spot to ship Campaign — Let's EACH of us do eagle eye on the happily splashing small take their youngsters for "one fling be- our share in securing a few members to fry, keeping them behind the ropes. The fore school," where- human comforts make it a huge success. Ti. I can help experienced swimmers lazily swimming were as plentiful as at lovely Camp. you, please write or call me. about the pool to keep cool were waiting Tahuaya.

Fraternally, for- all contestants to- finish registering A. M. Vrla Since last seeing the place, they have for the cntest.

District III Organize;: Sister Sla.ra Hejl and her assistants erected a museum and some other build.) 0 t were busily at work getting everything ings, made of red wood to last, more land has been cleared so that two, even ready for the events.

The adult group, too, scattered. Down three parties can go on simultaneously ENTERING ITS 37TH CONSECUTIVE on the east end of the grounds, there is without getting in each other's way.

YEAR- OF SERVICE a ramp extending into the lake where The officers of this camp are humaniThe citizens of Temple Can Point with to fish were waiting. As brother Marek tarians, indeed, for opening the- facilities stated, he went down to check if the fish for the youth of Central Texas, and any- pride to Temple Junior College's many he didn't catch last year were still there one going there will naturally enjoy cultural accomplishments The college is accredited by the Tex— he had a number of buddies go with but preserve the premises as he found as Education Agency, the Association him. The grandmamas sat in the Mess them. Thanks, Mr. Mattson, and your of Texas Colleges and Southern AssociaHall in the cool to discuss things dear officials for this privilege of again visittion of Colleges and Secondary Schols. to women: grandchildren, children, ing Camp Tahuaya,.

This year Temple Junior College has a gardens and homes.

Editor and wife. new seven class room building which After the swimming. events; dripping will be used for Music, Speech, Art, and. youngsters - reluctantly left the pool )O( Business Administration. This addition, for the other athletic events Which sister along with the 11 room main building, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kresta of VicHejl had ready for them. There under will enable TJC to provide facilities for toria are theproud parents of a baby the big spreading oaks, the children its ever expanding enrollment. boy.

Darrell Glenn, born in Renger Megathered to participate in other prizeTJC has very active sports, music and morial Hospital on Saturday, August 4th. winning events. drama departments. lie weighed 7 lbs. and 8 ozs.

Sister Hejl will give Vestnik's readers Four nights a week night school the results of these events in her report. :— )O( courses are offered in foreign languages Alas, the setting sun gave first warnMr. and Mrs. John Roznovsky Jr. of and liberal arts, ing that this wonderful day was draw)0L Carrollton are the proud parents of a ing to an end.

A-lc and Mrs. Raymond T. Janak of 6 lb., 3 oz. baby boy, John Roznovsky Saying our "goodbyes" and picking up bur hamper, regretfully we departed III, born August 15, 1962,,in Methodist Amarillo are the proud parents of a baby from this beautiful camp and its won- Hospital in Dallas. Mother is the former girl born July 30th weighing 6 lbs., 11/2 derful group of brothers and sisters of Angeline Nors of Abbott. Grandparents ozs. The baby was baptized August 5 and District Two and their precious young- are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Nors of Ab- was given the name of Margarita Maria. bott and Mr. and Mrs. John Roznovsky She was baptized at the Amarillo Air sters.

Force Base Chapel.

Another successful Youth Activity Day Sr., of Penelope.

District Three July Progress Report

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LODGE NO. 26, SKIDMORE, TEXAS Dear Members, Our lodge Slovan Jihu No. 26 will hold its meeting on Sunday, Sept., 2nd at 1 p.m. at the Olmos Club Building.

All members are urged to attend.

Fraternally, Mrs. Annie Mae Gilbert Secty., Lodge No. 26 ) LODGE POKROK HOUSTON NO, 88 Dear Vestnik Readers: The Hawaiian Dance was a success Saturday night, Aug. 18. The hall was decorated in true Hawaiian Motif, with palm trees banana trees and other tropical plants including a blue moon light.

It was a beautiful setting with the Surf Riders and their Hawaiian String Music.

The Dramatic Club did a wonderful job on decorating the hall. Milos Karel should have been awarded a prize for the best costume. He was in true Hawaiian style; so were Johnny Sula and Louis Hanus; and how about Janet Kucera and Georgia Zaludek?

The ever popular Bobby Dobesh and Sally Mathis entertained everyone with a flood show during intermission time.

It was a wonderful act performed by these two young people. We hope to see some more acts by Sally and Bobby, possibly in the English musical operetta that the Dramatic Club and the Houston Community Chorus will put on sometime in October. We are looking forward to it.

Let's all make plans to come out to the dance on Saturday Sept. 8 when the Baca Orchestra will give us some of theair real good dance music and some of their familiar Czech singing.

The regular menthly lodge meeting will be Friday night Sept. 14. All of you members come out to this important meeting.

Fraternally, Evelyn Vornsand

LODGE NO. 84, DALLAS Dear Members: On Sunday, August 19, Lodge No. 84 held its regular monthly meeting.

Following, the Pledge of Allegiance, led

by Allan Wayne Henzen, important business matters were taken care of.

The sunshine committee announced that we had two on the "sick list." The two were Mrs. Janie Barta and Mr. L. D. Taylor and to these and others we extend our wishes for a speedy recovery.

Also the teenagers of our lodge had just returned from their annual trip to the Dude Ranch and reported an exciting and entertaining week end.

The Choral Club in its report announced that they will be singing in Ennis for the 65th anniversary of Lodge 25.

A picnic for our lodge members is in the planning stage and the Entertainment Committee will announce the date, in the very near future so start making plans to attend. Also the committee. urges all of you to be sure to come out on Saturday night Sept. 1st when we will have Al Grebnick from „9,1-iuyler, Nebraska playing for us. If you haven't heard this orchestra you are in for, a real treat. They play and sing those "old Czech" numbers.

After tue meeting adjourned we enjoyed a most delicious meal prepared for us by Sister Justine Pokladnik. We had chicken creamed a la King over rice, a salad, cake and coffee and it was all so good! Brother Sid and Sister Justine had the kitchen for this special Sunday and we want to thank them for all of their efforts in serving us such a delicious meal.

Next month on Sept. 16th I understand that our family night meal is to be prepared by Sister Genera and Brother Jerome Rejeek. No matter what it is, even if it is sandwiches, I know I will enjoy it because I won't have to cook.

The fun of these meals is sitting down, with other members to enjoy the Fraternal Spirit. So please try to remember this date and make special efforts to attend our monthly meeting and fun fest afterwards.

Hoping to see you all Sept. 1st at Al Grebnick's dance, I remain Fraternally yours, Lillie Jarma (Assistant Reporter) 0 (

Wednesday, August 29, 1962 was something different about it. It was Hawaiian Night!

Before reaching the top of the stairs leading to the auditorium,, a huge banana tree placed at a focal point•suggested that somehow the closer you got the richer the atmosphere would be.

Well, the Hiahol Dramatic Club promised you a Hawaiian Night, and considering its remote location, the evening offered a reasonable likeness to the Hawaiian Islands, the land of romance and balmy winds.

Thanks to our able and artistic members, Brothers M. Karel, Johnny Sula and Tim Kostom, for their efforts to make the best of an otherwise modest setting. The banana trees, palm trees and other fitting foliage placed around the large area and on the stage provided the colorful setting. And the Island?

Well, there was an island right in the center of the floor. The perfect lighting effects brought the gay party into harmony with the music furnished by "The Surf Riders." Their tunes and rhythm met with general favor.

I would like to thank the guests for coming out and entering so. wholeheartedly into the spirit of the occasion.

The attire leaned to that of the Islands and with very few exceptions, everybody wore gay shirts, colorful skirts and blouses. And with the added flower in the hair of most ladies, they stood out exotically attractive.

A number of our own members were vacationing out of the city at this time and were unable to attend our party, however, there were many strange and happy faces in our midst.

Bro. Karel and his family brought friends and neighbors, and I must admit the two, tables were made up of very attractive young ladies and their escorts. There was John Hopkins, and V. L. Dolezal and their wives. There was Dolores, Catherine, Henry Liescheski; Pat Robinski, Barbara and Clem Pribilski, Doris and Fritz Warncke, and Clem, Jr. made his appearance too.

As usual, our faithful friends, Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Faltisek were present, and with them were seated relatives, L. 0. and Geraldine Hlouzek and Alfred and Frances Calhoun. I also want to mention that Bro. and Mrs. Faltisek seldom miss our dances and parties. I think it is time to thank them for their attendance.

Another table was occupied by the HAWAIIAN NIGHT AT attractive Sisters Helmcam,p, Kadlecek, LODGE POKROK NO. 88 Kelly and Hanus and their husbands.

It could be said that the evening of Sister Tillie Helmcamp is the Youth DiAugust 18th, at Lodge Pokrok, Houston rector of Lodge No. 88, Sister Louise 88, was like any other evening. But there Kadlecek is on the auditing staff of the

Wednesday, August 29, 1962 Lodge while Sister Esctelle Kelly is president of the Birthday Club and Oleta Harms is the wife of our past president, Louis Hanus.

At the other end of the floor I spotted a gay circle which included Bill and Evelyn Vornsand, Harry and Mickie Rice, Lowman and Lillian Kruse. Her mother, Sister Zapalkova, kept right up with the frivolities of the evening and I know She enjoyed dancing.

And speaking of dancing, there was Jerry Ermise swinging first, his very' nice looking wife, better known as Willie Mae, and then Linda Sefcik, a very cute trick who kept right up with him. Somehow Willie Sefcik was kept pretty busy in the same line of work with Johnny Sontag, but his attractive wife was taking the party in quite well.

A little further over I found our dramatic club director, Johnny Sula and Wilhelmina. Simecek, one of our very attractive and fine actresses. With them 'were the "new" Mr. and Mrs. Walker Toddy. Mrs. Toddy is better known to us as the former Mary Jane Sula who has also, been on our stage several times.

There were a few extras at the dance which included Brothers J. Pokorny, J. Schroif and E. Kouba. They seemed to have a good time. Bro. Alfred Hilsher also joined this rank for a While, however he was not able to remain too long.

The off-stage entertainment of the evening was well in hand by the everwilling and delightfully clever Bobby Dobesh and his partner, Sally Mathis.

Their skits in pantomine and dance were well received. This was the first occasion I had to see Sally in her role as an entertainer and I detected a natural talent and a winning personality.

The Small Fry, a very cute set of youngsters gave an unrehearsed exhibition of the Twist; they were as entertaining as they could be— and did they enjoy being at Hawaiian Night!

There were a number of other groups to which I never did find my way. But I managed to stop by for a word with Pearl and Jim Vrba. This was their first visit among us. Tony Jezek and his wife were with! us again. They have been in this country a very short time, but they are making themselves enjoyably at home — just like Texans!

Several times I stopped by to chat and help out at the "tickets" where Sister Ruby Cernosek held command. She is always willing and most helpful. But this night I think she was short of help.

On behalf of the Hlahol Dramatic Club I would like to add that we enjoyed having all you with us. I feel sure

V2STNtIC — WEST, TEXAS we shall have more with which to entertain you in the near future, and we shall look for you again.

Reporting for the Hlahol Dramatic Club, I am Sincerely, Naomi Kostom )0

SLOVANSKA LIPA WACO LODGE 66 Dear Brothers and Sisters: The regular meeting of Lodge No. 66 was held Sunday, Aug. 19, with Brother Otto Hanus presiding.

The Pledge of Allegiance was given by Frances Miller, Beverly Gaidusek, and Jean Spence. Christopher Spence gave the lodge pledge .

Roll Call showed all officer present with the exception of our treasurer, Brother Otis Ceska.

We were pleased to have Brother Robert Cervenka form Lodge No 54, West with us. Hope you can . be with us again soon, Brother Cervenka.

Sister Rose Parma read the minutes of the last meeting. The minutes were approved as read.

"Thank You" cards were read from Mr. Joe Gaidusek and from Mrs. Earl Moore and children.

Brother Bill Korenek thanked all the brothers that came out and painted the hall.

The Delinquent Committee reported they had a meeting and deliberated on the delinquent members of Lodge Na. 66.

Brother Chris Spence said he would ask as many members as possible to visit the Hillcrest Hospital on Sept. 15.

Brother Spence worked on the construction of that hospital.

Our Youth Leader, Libbie Parma thanked Brother and Sister Emil Hanus for issuing and taking up of the tickets from the candidates for queen and duchess of our Princess Ball. She gave a financial report of the Youth Club, a very good one too.

The Youth Club was given permission to 'spend money to beautify our entrance to Linden Hall.

The 1962 Queen of Lodge No. 66 is Jean Spnece and her Duchess is Cynthia Moore. These two girls were asked to stand. They worked very bard to gala

Strana 17 their titles.

Sister Libbie Parma said a swimming party and a hay ride are planned for the youth before school starts and a trip to "Six Flags Over Texas" is coming up soon. The youth of our lodge will have a booth at the Youth Activity Day and the proceeds will be forwarded to the Youth Camp. Sister Parma asked to have a Youth Dance on December 15.

The members voted to have their annual Christmas Party on December 22.

Our new members are William H. Oldney, Jr., Barbara Gerik Kudelka, Ronald Roy Kudelka, and Eugene Miller. Sister Barbara Kudelka was present. We hope to see all of the new members take an active part in our lodge functions.

Brother Roman Parma, speaking fot the sick committee, reported Sister Pauline Dusek is home and recovering from surgery. Brother Bill Korenek cut off one of his fingers while working with a wood jointer.

President Brother Otto Hanus reminded us of the District III meeting to be held at Linden Hall on October 28. The State Youth Activity Day will be at Linden Hall on Sept. 23. Members who would like to help make our hall and surroundings more attractive may meet, us at the hall on Sept. 8 in the afternoon.

The August Birthday Club members are, Sisters: Rosie Ann Washburn, Filipina Bartos, Jenny 'Mazanec, Zephyr Spence, Bathy Moore, Mary Sue Moore, and Stacy Kazda, Brothers: Christopher Otto Spence, Frank Miller, Monroe Janke, and Johnnie Gaidusek, We sang "Happy Birthday" to them.

Door prizes were won by Brother Roman Parma and Mary Sue Moore.

Brother Robert Cervenka was asked to say a few words. He said he was pleased with the progress of the youth clubs in District III. He said credit should go to Sisters Emma Ceska, Bessie Petr, Sis. Ondrusek, Sis. Pavelka and Wilma Nesuda.

The Meeting adjourned at 3:45 p.m.

Our next meeting will be September 16 at 2:30 p.m. at Linden Hall.

School is just around the corner. Both of my daughters will go to school this year and they are, as most children, counting the days 'til school starts.

May God Bless Yoy. Yours fraternally, Dorothy GerliCh )0( THE POST OFFICE BOX NUMBER OE OUR SUPREME LODGE HAS BEEN CHANGED. IT IS NOW P. 0. BOX 100, TEMPLE, TEXAS.

Strana 18 BIRTHDAY CLUB MEETING Lodge No. 88, Houston The Birthday Club Sisters of Lodge No. 88 held their August Meeting on Wednesday Aug. 8th. Many were on vacation and only a short meeting covered the business of the month.

A "Thank You" letter was read from our Youth Director, Tillie Helmcamp, thanking the sisters for the electric steam iron donated to the Lodge Youth as a prize.

The sisters expressed their thanks to Rose Ruland for extending an invitation to her bay home.

Get-well cards were sent to Frances Hruska, Charles Hruska an,d E go Syptak.

"Happy Birthday" rang out to our August celebrants: Frances Wallas, Frances Bozan, and Anna Kostom; and a lot of good wishes were extended by all the sisters.

Welcomed visitors were: Agnes Becker, Mrs. Celetka, Mrs. Ledger, Mrs. Valcik, and Mrs. Chlastak. Also there were a few brothers present.

Hostesses for Septembei"s card party and meeting will be sisters: Anna Elzncr, Anna Jordan, Ludmilla. Kristinek and Annie Hruska.

Kolaches will be baked for sale as usual — the first Saturday in September, and the Card Party (Everyone is cordially invited to come) on the first Wendesday of September from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

A delicious dinner will be served for only $1.00 with free cake and coffee.

The ladies departed after having spent a delightful day playing games after the meeting.

Birthday Club Sisters of Lodge No. 88 Houston Birdie Hilsher, Reporter Editor's Note : Sister Hruby reports in her Czech letter that ther will be no kolache sale in September. ) 0(

VESTNiK — WEST, TEXAS dried and then poured into flour. The Inca's called the tuber "papa" a word still used by Mexicans today in buying potatoes. (I remember the first time a Mexican cottonpicker came into our store calling fox "papas" — I thought he was calling for my husband. A small boy, the usual cotton-pickers' interpreter explained that they wanted white potatoes.

To continue: the conquering Spaniards, however, thought that the discovered spuds were of the "truffle" family and called them "tartuff" which derivation "Kartoffel" is today's German word for Potatoes.

Sir Walter Raleigh introduced the first white potato to Ireland, where it became an important item of diet.

In England, only Queen Elizabeth's court kenw of this white potato. It wasn't until some time later, in the 1770, that the white potato gained acceptance in the English household.

Amusingly, in Scotland, because the white potato Wasn't mentioned in the Bible, the clergy declared it not safe to eat, while in Germany at the time of King Frederick William, it was ordered planted by the peasants to alleviate the food shortages, on the penalty of forfeiting their ears and noses. Later, ,however, the more humane method produced the potato harvests needed by their King's distributing the seed potatoes and directions for their culture.

France was last to accept the potato only after a prisoner of war from Germany spoke in its behalf in his homeland, France

After the plundering of the Spaniards, came the Padres to to establish missions in this Godless continent. They in turn brought stock, rice and trees of all kinds to plant in the New World.

The nuns helped too, to spead civilized influence among the Mexican women, as WEST, TEXAS convents were established across the Dear Girls: Continuing with the food theme which continent. our American continent contributed to One day such a convent awaited the Europe's cuisine as the Conquerors con- Viceroy from Spain. Determined to show tinued on northward fro Yucatan into the progress made in this new land, they Mexico, we have our own beloved spud. had to serve a good board. They chose Not being satisfied with plundering wild turkey which they cut up, using the the gold and gems of Yucatan, our more tender pieces sauteed in olive oil Spanish soldiers of fortune turned north with chili peppers and tomatoes. The to find the fabulous El Dorado where rest of the pieces were made into broth, even greater wealth was to have been spiced with everything on the shelf — stored. Instead 'of gold and gems, they sesame, garlic, almonds, raisins, anise found spuds,our present potato. seed and as a final fillup, they even The white potato at that time was threw in a bit of chocolate. They had about the size of plums. They were bak- seen this trick used by Mexican women ed in hot ashes, having a most pleasing in their cookery. The dish was fabulous. flavor. Some potatoes were sliced raw, The chocolate gave the dish a wine

Wednesday, August 29, 1962 flavor. To this day a Mexican celebration isn't complete without the "Mole Peblano."

These same nuns devised a dish of meat with chili, which is still loved to this day -- our own chili con came.

Mexico, too, gave us our first example of barbecue which is very, very popular today among cooks of both sex.

During their fiestas and during the pilgramages in their holy observances, when the populace sion the moce, glowing pit fires, grilled the food for the people. The spicy Mexican "mole" was used to flavor the roasting meat on the spit, later to be known as barbecue sauce.

We are indebted to Mexico and her neighbors in Yucatan for introducing spices and ways of preparing foods with them for the rest of our world..

The superstitions surrounding their use and the final adaptation of the food is interesting folklore initself.

What would we dO without popular spuds and potato chips?

Every region yields something that can be consumed as food, but it takes imagination, experimentation and the risk of poisoning to discover them.

Our early Texas settler,: used to gather "poke" for a "poke salad" a misnomer if ever there was one, for the salad, a strong flavored, long leaved plant now found on railroad tracks, had to be parboiled three times before it was safe for eating. The early settlers sought this greens early in the spring to purge the body, blood as a I onie. Then came the dandelions greens, les•; pougent used as a boiled salad, While do odelion blossoms were gathered to make dandelion wine.

Wild onions, too, were gathered and eaten raw to purge the blood. after a long winter.

Fruits such as blackberries, dewberries which the prairies yielded, followed by wild cherries, plums, crabapples, wild mustang grapes —all were harvested and made into jellies, jams and preserves.

The legends are endl ess of foods discovered and ways tried to make them The opposum, zwbits, birds, today even the snake ea la; and frog legs arc considered a delicacy.

I hope this is as interesting to you girls, as it is to me. Since food and its preparation is one of our daily chores, we can appreciate them more knowing more about them and how they came into our life.

I hope that many of you have finally had the much' weded rain — that the dry spell has been broken — that your

Wednesday, August 29, 1962

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flower gardens will again perk up. We Michael Jones, third are still waiting for our "break" here at Girls — 10-15 West. Weare fortunate in our town, Leelanna Bryan, first that we are not rationed on watering — Molchar, second ootheewise, even mu: laiger shrubs would tn. G6.-nning -- 25 yards Boys — 1-6 be lost.

Frank Klinkovsky Jr., first have a nice weekend, drive carefully, Ronnie Vitek, second and do plan to make your district MeetGirls --. 1-6 ing this Fall. Do come out among some Denise Dartosh, first Mighty fine folks, for a real good time; Paula Sefcik, second Until next time, I am Boys — 7-10 Fraternally, Michael Jones, first „, Editor's wife Jamie Bactosb, second )0( Ronnie Vanicek, this Girls ---- 7-10 SEATON, TEXAS Dear Friends: Rebecca Jones, first Once again we wish to remind all of Janice Vitek, second you in our Lodge of the elimination talLavanna Bryan, third Boys --- 11-14 ent contest to be held in Our Lodge on Saturday, Sept. 1. Do not get this conDonald Kotrla, first fused with the District Talent EliminaJerry Haisler, secour. tion Contest to be held in Lodge Praha Girls — 11-14 in Taylor on. Sunday September 2, at 7 Jeanette Batla, first p.m. The winners in our Lodge on SatLeelanna Bryan, second urday will go to Taylor on Sunday, There Dorothy Vanicek, third is no dead line for entering the Lodge Boys -- 15 and over Johnnie IV:-,artinec, first Contest but only the winners of this contest will be eligible to enter the con-Arthur Chupik, second tests in Taylor. We are sending the Edward Alaresh, nitre, names of the winners of our contests curls — 15 and over . at Camp Tahuaya. 'First we wish to exBetty Jean Zabcik, first press our thanks to all of those who Zabcik, around helped in the kitchen and the various 10/. Volicy Ball Throw contests. T would hate to name the ones w'rg) helped for fear that someone would Klinkovsky, first be left oa;. So please accept my thanks Ronnie Vitek, second all of you. We had a wonderful time. We Girls — 1-6 Were much honored by our Editor and Denise Bartosh lovel y wile, for she said they had reys --- 7-10 several other pieces that ney were inMichael Jones, first vited, bit they chose Camp Tahuaya.

Ronnie Vanicek, second Edwin Joe Pechal. third Someone left his hat hanging on the Girls — 7-10 hat rack. If one of you brothers is misRebecca Jones, first sing a hat, it is at the Supreme Lodge Leevanna Bryan, second Headquai.'ters. A brown straw hat.

Janice Vitek, third AtV,s r r ContesN at Camp Tahuaya Boys — 11-14 I. Swimming for distance: Donald Kotula, first Boys: are 1-9 Jerry "fainter', second James Bartosh Girls --- 11-14 Girls -- no entry Leelanna Bryan, first Bow; — age 10-15 Jeanette Datla, second Michael Jones, first Dorothy Vanicek, third Johnnie Atrartines, second Boys 15 and over Donald Kotria, third Johnnie Martinec, first Girls — age 10-15 Edward Mares, second Leelanna Bryan, 1st Arthur Chupik, third.

Bernadette Maiehr p , se.cei Girls — 15 and over Jeanette Bath, third Betty Jean Zabeik, fifs7 II Diving: Boys -- age 1-9 Eal'hara Zabcik, second James Bartosh T. Soccer Kick Girls --- No entry Boys -- 1-s Boys -- 10-15 Frank Klinkovsky, first Donald Kotrla, first Johnnie Martinec, second Ronnie Vitek, second

Strana 19 Girls — 1-6 Denise Bartosh, first Boys — 7-1.0 Michael Jones, first Mark -Urbish, second Edwin Joe Pechal, third Girls — 7-10 Lavanna Bryan, first Janice Vitek, second Janette Hruska, third Ploys — 11-14 Donald Kotrla, first Jerry Haisler, second Girls — 11-14 Patricia Naivar, first Dorothy Vanicek, second Leelana Bryan, third Boys — 15 , andover Johnnie Martinec, first Arthur Ohupik, second Edward Mares, third Girls — 15 and over Betty Jean Zabcik, first Barbara Zabcik — second We thonght we would have some fun and let the ladies try their luck to see who could throw the volley ball the fartherest.

Results were: Sister Mary Olejnik, first Sister Lydia Vanicek, second Sister Emilie Sefcik, third The men wanted to show off also so they also threw. Results: Frank Klinkovsky, first (we thought 'Ilk one would go out of the county it was so far).

Jerry Pechal, second Jerry Mikulas and Willie Sefcik tied for third.

Those who received consolation prizes are too many to mention.

This ended our Camp Tahuaya Day. We were all tired but happy. Food was delicious and plentiful. We had enough of refreshing tea; thanks go to the Stain and Sister Della Mares for helping out with the tea. Hope we shall meet again next year.

Fraternally, Clara Hejl District Youth. Director 1 0( NEWS FROM CAMP TA1TUAYA Dear Members, The most important segment of business of the District Two Meeting at Camp. Tahuaya, Belton, was the decision to have the District Two elimination Talent Contest . at Lodge Praha No. 29-, Taylor, Texas, on Sunday, September 2, 1962. Time set for the event is 7 p.m.

Each lodge in the district is urged to send a Contesttant in the different age groups. In the age groups 14 through

Strana 20 16 and 17 through 21, a contestant will be chosen to represent the district in the State Talent Contest. Age 1 to 13 will compete for the district winner only. The officers of District Two stress that many members come along with their lodge representatives to cheer them on to victory and at the some timehave a fine time at the gala affair at Lodge Praha in Taylor.

TIESTNIK — WEST, TEXAs could be made public and a place secured in the SPJST Calendar of Events for 1963.

After the adjournment of the meeting, Youth Director Clara Hejl and her helpers had contests for the Youth. Did we say Youth? How about that "ball throwing" contest for all "girls" past 21 years of age? (I'm still looking for my consolation prize). Anyway young and old enjoyed the contests, and all sorts of races.

See you at Lodge Praha No. 29 on September 2 at 7 p.m.

Fraternally, Leona Stalmach Reporter, District II

There was nothing disappointing at Camp Tahuaya; as a matter of fact, everyone seemed to have a downright good time. The Heart of Texas Boy Scout Camp is simply wonderful and if more of our members would only come to see it, they would surely want to go 3 0 ( there every year. Our thanks to Brother R•ESTOWN LODGE NO. 117 Bertie Mattson, Camp Manager, and all his "Scouts" for their gracious hospi- Dear Members: Our meeting will be held on Sunday, tality.

Sept. the 2nd 1962 at 2 p.m. at the New The noon meal was delicious as it al- Community Hall, formerly the Moravian ways is "when good cooks get together."

Hall. It will be the regular meeting.

Thanks to Brother Frank Hejl and his The ladies bring the goodies so we can good wife, Clara, of Seaton, for bringhave our social after the meeting. ing the ice and fixing the tea; gallons of Mary Janak it.

Reporter The meeting was called to order by ------ .1 0 ( District Two President, B. C. Stalmach, 'WEST LODGE NO. 54 with. Brother A. L. Boudny acting as Dear Sisters and Brothers: Secretary Pro-Tern in the absence of This is to notify you that we will not Brother Cecil Dickson. Brother Dickson have our regular meeting this coming had been elected secretary in the Spring Sunday, Sept. 2nd, because there will be Meeting of the district, but has since ac- a family reunion held in our hall, but we cepted a job with, the U. S. Government will have our meeting on the second in the Ear East. Since he would not be Sunday in Sept. Which is the 9th. able to fulfill his duties as District secAll of you members try to come to retary, he sent in his letter of resignation, which was accepted_, Brother A. L. this meeting, it will be an important Boudny of Lodge No. 29 was elected as meeting as there are several things to be discussed. secretary to replace Brother Dickson.

Don't forget the meeting is changed The roll call of lodges revealed a representation from seven lodges of the from Sept. 2nd to the second Sunday, district. Among visitors were two from Sept. 9tb.

Fraternally, the State of Mississippi. Our Supreme Bennie Soukup, reporter Lodge officers were introduced and ) 0( asked to give short messages. They were: NO. 15 BUCKHOLTS President Edward L. Marek and 111 rs.

Marek; Secretary R. A. Urbanovsky. Fi Dear Pi:0the.7 and isters: We held cur monthly meeting Sunnancial Secretary Ben Zabcik and Mrs. Zabcik, Attorney August Kacir, Editor da y , August, 12th with a good attendL. 0. Hosek and Mrs. Hosek. Also in- ance. O meeting was called to order troduced wicre: Youth Director of Dis- by our President at 11:30 a.m. The trict Two, Sister Clara Hejl, District Or- Pledge to our Flag was said by all the ganizer Brother Ben Mikolaj; and Broth- members.

The minutes were read andapproved er Henry Vitek, District Director.

The members voted t6 give the 50 as read.

Then our President brought up the year membership pins at the District meetings as has been done for several matter that one of our brothers, Herman Glaser, bought a long table, on his own. years.

The site of the Spring Meeting was not accord, but if the members would be inselected. Lodges who could have the terested in purchasing the table he meeting at their hall are asked to con- would sell it for the price he paid for it. tact the president or secretary as soon The members agreed to buy the table as

Wednesday, August 29, 1962 meetings before, but someone else always beats us to the tables, when they were mentioned.

Our President then introduced Brother and Sister Raymond Urbanovsky and asked Brother Urbanovsky to give a short speech. Brother Urbanovsky stated he wasn't much of a speakerAut that he was glad to be with us all. We also had other visitors from different lodges, always good to see them come out.

By this time it was very hot and we could see the good sisters were very busy setting the long tables, with delicious food. for our Annual SPJST and RVOS dinner. Everybody was thirsty and hungry and since there was no more business to be discussed the meeting was adjourned.

We sure did hate to see Brother and Sister Edward L. Marek, our editor, Bro. and Sister L. 0. Hosek and Bro. Ben Mikolaj come in late, for our dinner, but as the old saying goes, better late than never, We all really were glad to have you all with us, In behalf of our lodge we all want to thank Brother and Sister On.drej for donating the paint and work on our kitchen and entertainment stands.

We had two sick members on our list.

Sister Hilda Burtis and Brotner Vince Krupicka. We wish them both a speedy recovery.

Our next meeting will be held the second Sunday in September — the 9th — time 2 f) I remain, fraternally yours.

Mrs. Edward Svobecla ) 0( COTTONWOOD LODGE NO. 6 Dear Members and Friends: Cottonwood lodge will hold their regular meeting Sept. 2 at 3:30 p.m. We are looking forward to a good attendance at this meeting. Everyone be sure to make plans to be there. AlSo we want to remind everybody, it is the Sunday for r.ur big sup per again. So all you members prepare your favorite dish: take it along, and lets all go and enjoy ourselves.

I remain, Mrs Hihna Macho., Reporter ) 0 (LODGE ELK, NO. 35 Dear Readers: The Youth Club of Lodge No. 35 will have it's next meeting on Sent. 9, 1962, at 3:00 p.m. I urge all of to be present, At the last meeting ,;inter Rudolf Vicha, Sr. donated a set of lovely doilies to the Youth ClUb: and chances are still ,„ '

Wednesday, August 20, 1962 thanks to Sister Vicha for this generous and thoughtful. contribution.

The Ball Club and Youth Benefit sponsored by the parents on August 19, 1962 at the Elk Hall was a tremendous success. The ball game, Elk Bobcats vs.

Beverly Hills of Waco, began at 2.00: p.m. and the chicken supper was served from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. Dancing started at 7:,30 and ended at 10:00 p.m. snarl).

The music was furnished and donated by the Fiddle Swingsters of Waco and the hall filled to standing room only.

Now for the Ball Club final report. The Phial play off for winning first place was played at Mart with the Mart team on Friday night, August 17th, Winning this game 5-10 entitled the Elk Bobcats to win the two First Place trophies.

'These trophies were awarded to the Elk Bobcats and manager Antone Pavelka, 800 p.m. by Mr. Chaffin, president the Jinx Tucker Memorial League. The trophies were donated by B and B Sporting Good8 Company of Waco and the management of B and B's stood b:s. hind these teams all the way and nlade it possible four all the teams in the Jinx Tucker Memorial League to be uniformed. The hu ge first place trophy is a revolving trophy for a period of three years. The .oit, her first place trophy the Elk'team was awarded is theirs to I: The team to win second plaice, and thay too were awarded a -trophy, was the Bev.erly Hills team of Waco and their man-1 al:net' was Tommy Tucker. The Sports-I manship trophy has yet to be presented by the League President at; a later date.

The Ball Club has brought; .great recognition to Lodge 35 from all over Central Texas i:rea. Each team tl played Elk as -Elk on the Poncho Fi praised the man ;:'r, coaches, and r e team, our lod ge 1,„:11 and the hospital.ty shown them here. Our sirnere thanli to Brother Willie .A.darnek, Bar Com.• ittee Chairman, for openin g up on Sunday afternoons. And, of course, we all indebted to the poncho family for supplying the land for the field, FM: people like this helped to win the First Place Title.

Last but not least praise should g o to the team as they are a wonderful group of boys and good sportsmanship shines out all over them. The boys who are resncnsible for winning the trophies are: Jimmy Wolske, Bobby Dean Pan-konien, Donald Lehrman, Ernest Thurman, Wayne Hinson., Jerry Vicha, James Beck, Ronnie Holub, Kenneth Roy Upton, Bobby Thistas, Ronny Byrd, Jeffery Farmer, Larry Beralek, coaches Eugene Pavelka, Jack Lehrman, and AthbA Pa y -elka. us

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"Hats off" to our' neighboring lodge of .1Dm .Mott No. 66 for being so well represented at the benefit and encouraging ' us to Strive ahead for greater accomplishments as it can be done with the 'Youth and the parents' backing, and the support of Lodge 35 officers and members. we are grateful to Brother and .

Ltosgk for their support and eri' . cod Bless Them, Came tn Elk Hall and view the trophies and visit with us, everyone is cordially welcome, Be looking for you.

Fraternally yours, Nornia Pavelka Youth Leader

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YOUTH € LODGE' ' .;l:011,10UR Editor's Note: The picture of the Elk Club of fine players will be in our next Dear Readers, issue. Please furnish the names of playWe held our meeting Aug. 5, with six ers as they appear in the picture, from ( members present. After the meeting we left to made picture frames out of pcpsicle sticks. We had a watermelon party on August 19. Everyone had a good time.

The Youth Club is having an ice cream party at the park Sept. 9 for all the members. We have just returned from our vacation. We went to Floresville to visit my grandparents Mr. and Mrs. B. Pavliska, We were met there by my aunts and uncles. Uncle I.eo Pavliska e! San Antonio, took us to see the Alamo d Lone Star Bockhorn Saloon. We are planning on atteding the District No. Meeting at Wall, Texas, Sunday 26th.

Hoping to see you there.

Fraternally yours, Janet Pavliska IA rARATA Yount. CMAI NO. 161 To, All Members and Frieud;:: Everyone is invited to attend our: District Seven Meeting on Sunday.

September 9th, 1962 at Lodge La Parita Hall No. 1,61 near jourdani on.

Regi stration will start at 9 a.m. and 1- meeting will begin promptly at 10 a.m..

RegiAration for the Youth participants is set for not later Vim 11:30 a.ra.

We plan on having evuyone come and This is our young sister Nancy Mulish have a gocd -time and a ni.emo •able one. member of the Youth Club of Lodge We will serve a delicious barbecued o. 48 Vysenrad, near Taylor. chicken dinner at 12 noon and supper at She is very active in her club and also 5:30 p.m. a good reporter whenever she feel like The Youth, participants will each get a writing a letter to the Youth Section of ticket for a free meal. the Vestnik.

There will be a table at the entrance d Lodge No. 48 at door where the youth will register and Sister Jeanette receive their green participant; ribbons. , Seaton Also: at this some table, tickets will be thy: were successful. t will see inure and will sold by the local Youth Club for prizes T am sure , to be given away .th,.1, day. Don't forget hear more of them shortly. our Queen's Ball that night at 8 p.m.

Best of Luck!

Starting with a grand march good toeThe Nancy • •

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For further information read all the details that our District Youth Leader, Sister Marcella Kleprlik has for you in the Vestnik.

Our mother Lodge No. 161 extends hearty welcome to everyone, also to the Supreme Officers, the Editor and their wives.

Hoping to see all of you here at La Parita on Sunday, September 9th.

Fraternally yours, Bro. Donald Valchar, Youth Club President, Rt. 1, Box 55 Jourdanton, Texas Editor's Note: Sorry but we will not be able to attend your District Seven Meeting at La Parita. Your schedule calls for late hours and we are not able to keep them, then travel the long distance home to be at the printshoo early Monday morning. )(—

V S T N K — WEST, TEXAS large attendance. Pleace come everybody, and do not forget to register before 11:30 a.m. I will be looking for you!

Fraternally, Marcella M. Klepriik, District SLeven Youth Director ) 0

Wednesday, August 29, 1962 S ITEM/1K- ONDRA S EK REUNION The sixth reunion of the SurovikOndrasek families will be held Sunday, September. 2nd at the 0.D.T-I.S. Hall in Deany ille, Texas.

The committee has decided to have barbecued chicken with the members of 61-lese families that Wan to attend to bring potato salad, ranch-style beans, u.ickles, etc. and tea and cake, pies, 'winches, etc.

Auiyone related to both of thes families are cordially invited to attend.

Arthur L. Trull Sec. Trees.

NAVARA FAMILY REUNION The Navara family reunion will be held Sunday, Sept. 2nd, 1962. Anyone related in any way to the Navara family is cordially invited to attend a family reunion at the SPJST Linden Half onehalf mile east of Elm Mott, Texas. Please bring enough food for your group to be served at noon. There will be a short business meeting and plenty f enter- STATE TALENT C ONTEST for S.P.J.S.T. tainment for everyone. Please make your Youth to be held September 23 at Elm Hall, clear Waco, Texas. plans to be there on Sunday, 1ept. 2nd. Mott Linden _ . seven it_p:::;:"te:,s v il agate.

ATTENTION YOUTH IN DISTRICT SEVEN Sisters and Brothers: Only a few more days, and the big day, and the big day, Sunday, September 9, 1962, our District Meeting, together with our Contestants, Youth program, and Queen and Duchess Ball, at Lodge "La Parita" No. 161, in Jourdanton, will be here. I hope that all lodges have selected their candidates and contestants in line with the rules published several times in the Vestnik, i.e. from each age group only one candidate.

As you already know, the registration will begin at 9 a.m. To this I wish to add that the registration deadline for all candidates and contestants is-11:30 a.m.

This is of great importance because otherwise we couldn't start our afternoon Program (at 1:30 p.m.) in time. All necessary instructions you will get at the registration desk. The sooner you come, the better! The Queen and Duchess Ball will start at 8:00 p.m.

Tuesday, August 21st, 1962, we had a meeting in Jourdanton, brother Joe B. Hejny, Vice-president SPJST, "La Parita" Lodge officers, youth leader, sister Lucy Gunn, her assistant, sister Tillie Valchar, and myself. We discussed everything concerning the afternoon program and made all ecessary arrangements.

Now, all we need is nice weather and

YOUTH CLUB DE LODC:The Youth Club of Lodge Jaromipre-Rodeo Parade on August Youth. and its activities in Lodge ,r5z1 Spilling over onto the new pietur!I ' the Youth Leaders, sisters: Helen Cop with the balance of the happy youngste.s Besides giving our Order some wonderfu 3. : float, it brought to mind our work Irith our You its various phases of activity.

Our thanks to all for the interest shown.

:.tithe Vest icting our SPJST lame float were rankie Mikeska to those who saw the our accent on Youth and

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devoted husband and father, but his community lost one of its finest citizens.

May our deceased brother rest in eternal peace.

H. M. Jakubik F. W. Martinec E. J. Bedrich ) C.) ( RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY We, the undersigned members of the Resolution Committee in behalf of all cur membership express our Deepest sympathy to the bereaved family of our brother

In Memoriam RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY

In behalf of the members of Lodge No. 33 Bleiblerville we the undersigned members of the Resolution Committee wish to express our- sympathy to the family of our deceased sister ANNIE SIPTAK MIKESRA

who passed away July 24, 1962, at Spring Branelh , after a sudden stroke.

She was 81 years of age.

Funeral services were held July 26 at the NelsonVille Brethren Church with the Rev. H. E. B-eseda officiating. Interment was in the National Cemetery.

Survivors include five daughters, Mrs. Frank Taska, Mrs. Mary Janosky, Mrs. Lillie Schultz, Mrs. Elmo Chernosky, and Mrs. Ed Maresh, five Sons, Joe, Harry, Ladgie Edmund and Otto Mikeska, a sister; Frances Mikeska, one, brother, Chas.

Siptak, 20 grandchildren and 28 great grandchildren.

We join this family in their time of sorrow and may she rest in peace.

Resolution Committee Marie Schovajsa, Nettie Bell Stepan Herbert Schovajsa ) 0( RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY

We, the undersigned resolution committee of Lodge Cesky Prapor No. 24, on behalf of all our members wish to express our heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved wife, children, parents and other members of his family and friends of our departed brother JERRY E. MARCHAK

who suddenly and unexpectedly passed away on August 9, 1962 at the age of 48 years.

Funeral services were- held on Aug. 11 at the Ocker Brethren Church with Rev. Frank Simcik and Rev. Albert Michalik officiating. Interment was in the Church Cemetery.

In the untimely death of Brother Marchak, his family not only lost a

Both Brother Jansa and Mrs. Jansa enjoyed taking part in the social activities of the lodge. Brother Jansa especially liked to play "dominoes" with his fellow members.

Mrotner Jomn V. Jansa died on July 18, J.,58 at the age of 77. One of his last requetst to his wife, Millie, was, "Don't ..o,,get my lodge at Beyersville." In fulidling this request Sister Millie Jansa has donated the sum of seventy five dollars to the recently remodeled Lodge Vysehrad to be sued for the purchase of some needed items in the lodge hall.

Many, many thanks to Sister Jansa for CHARLIE R. WASEK two passed away at V.A. Hospital in the gift; the lodge members are indeed Marlin, August 12, 1962, at the age of grateful.

67. He was a faithful member of the Contributed by a friend • )o SPJST Lodge No. 128.

Survivors are his wife, three daughters, Mrs. Maydell Grochoske, Mrs. Inez Breenlees, and Marilyn Seely. Seven sisters, and seven grand-children.

He was laid to rest in Mart Cemetery.

Honor to his, memory. May he rest in peace.

Joe Mills Once again we remind those who reJohn Jurecka ceive our Vestnik and change their adResolution Committee dress to notify us in advance, listing O both old and new addresses.

When the Post Office Department noIN MEMORIAM tifies the publisher of a change of adIn this year of 1962 as our Supreme Lodge celebrates 65 years of existence, dress, it costs the Vestnik 10 cents for we like to reminisce about some of our each change so received. Add this to the older Members. Bach lodge has many already high mailing costs and, with ansuch members whether they are living other increase in the offing, it becomes or deceased. Lodge Vipehrad No. 48, almost prohibitive for a publisher to Beyersville is no exception; there are absorb these additional charges incurred many hard working, loyal, members to by address changes — sometimes two or remember. _However, in this article we three during the period of one year.

You can save time and you'll be asvaot to remember one such member in sured of not missing a single issue if you particular, namely will advise the Supreme Lodge, Box 100, BROTM:R JOHN V. JANSA Temple, Texas a few days in advance now deceased.

Brother Jansa was born and reared of your impending ad-dress change.

Thanks for your cooperation. near Taylor. On August 6, 1908, he was married to the former Miss Millie Holitik )0( who survives him, and at present is livTwo hired hands from neighboring ing in . Taylor. Brother Jansa's career in farms were telling each other their the SPJST began in 1903, when at the troubles. One was complaining about not age of 22 he joined and helped organize getting enough to eat.

Lodge Vysehrad No. 48 Beyersville, thus "Only this morning," he said, "the makig him a charter member. cook says to me, `Do you know how many pancakes you've et already this During his lifetime of membership at morning?' I- told her I -didn't have ocLodge Vysehrad, he was active in pro- casion to count '-em. 'Well,' she says, moting the growth of the lodge. At an `that last one was the 26th.' And it made early age he served on various commit- me so wild I got up from the table and tees and held office from time to time. went to work without my breakfast."

In the middle 30's he was elected to the Office of treasurer in which office he served efficiently and cheerfully for a After mid-term school reports were period of 20 years. It was only after his issued, one teenager observed: "My health failed and he could no longer dad's always wanting me to have the fulfill his job, that he requested to be things he never had as a kid — like relieved of his duties. straight A's on a report card."

Please Note This If Your Address Is Being Changed

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Reports From Local Lodges

VAST N1 — WEST, TEXAS SOFTBALL TEAM OF LODGE NO. 84,

Dallas, Texas Dear Brothers and Sisters: On Thursday night, August 16, we played the Holy Cross Catholic Team LODGE S.TEEANIK NO. 142, HOUSTON here in Dallas a practice game and we Dear Members: won by a score of 7 to 2.

Due to the Labor Day Weekend, the Wesley Jaska hurled a fine game almonthly meeting of the Stefanik Lodge No. 142 is having its next meeting on. lowing four hits, one walk and struck cut five batters.

Sept. 9, 1962 instead of Sept. 2.

Lawrence Honza was his battery mate Please note this change. behind the plate and he caught a very Sincerely, fine game.

A. E. Melnar President Leading hitters were Frank Mach III, ) 0( with a triple, a single and a walk; Leonard Drozd, with a double and a single; NOTICE, MEMBERS OF LODGE. 51 Bob Spoor, with two singles; Wes Jaska, Ellinger, Texas with a single and two walks; Alex Parma Dear brothers and sisters: This is intended as a reminder that with a sacrifice, a walk and a single; our regular quarterly meeting will be Lawrence Honza,with a single; Albin held at the Ellinger C of C building on (Gino) Vrana, a single; Paul Valenta, Sunday, September 9th, beginning at a single and Melton Spaniel with a sacrifice hit. We enjoyed playing this team 1 p.m. and the game was much closer than the Also important for you to remember score would indicate. is the fact that the ladies are requested We had a very nice turnout of memto bring some sandwiches, kolaches, bers at this game, several of the Czech cakes or whatever you wish. The lodge Choral Group were present, our deepest will provide the refreshments. thanks for your cheering.

Fraternally yours, Tuesday night, August 21, we opened D. A. Juren, play in the Dallas A.S.T. Tournament Secretary and we were soundly beaten by the Dal) 0( las Airmotive Team: (who last weekend won second place in the State TournaENNIS LODGE NO. 25 nent), by a. score of 13 to 0. Again, I Dear Members, Our next meeting will be held at would like to say that the game was 2 p.m. on Sunday, September 9th at the much closer than the score would indicate as we were behind 7 to 0 until the National Hall.

The by-law committee will present top of the seventh inning when they by-laws for adoption by our local lodge. scored six runs in a real wild inning.

Wesley Jaska hurled the first four inMembers not present will have to abide by the decisions of members who at- nigs, allowing six runs, six hits and track oat two batters. tend this meeting.

Frank 1/t.a.ch II hurled the last three Fraternally, wrings, allowing eight hits, one walk G. Louis Kudrna and struck out three batters. ) 0( Albin (Bina) Vrana turned in a good LODGE NO. 67 SCHULENBURG, TEX. game behind home plate.

Brothers and Sisters: What really hurt us was our regular This is to inform you that our next st baseman, Paul Valenta, was sick Lodge Meeting will be held Sunday, Sept. and in the hospital and our regular 2nd at the Legion Hall at 2 o'clock in catcher, Lawrence Honza had to work the afternoon. You all try to be there and couldn't make the game. Something so we would fill the Hall. like this really hurts when you are If you have any visitors bring them playing in a tournament and you need along too they are always welcome. all of your regular players in these Our good sisters are asked to please crucial games. We wish Paul a speedy bring some "Goodies" along for our recovery and we really miss him.

Lunch and the Brethren will take care Leading hitters were: Frank Mach of the refreshments. with a single; Leonard Drozd, a single; So please you all be there, we will be Albin Vrana, a single; Ben Jarma, a looking for you. sacrifice, Raymond Smith a sacrifice, Fraternally, and Ted Dusek, had a walk.

Frank Holub We had a large group of members and Secty. and Bookkeeper friends rooting for us at the game.

Wednesday, August 29, 1962 Wednesday night, August 22, we played Johnson and Johnson, in what be our last game of the season, however, we hope not as we aim to win this game if we possibly can. We will play on if we possibly can. If we should win, then we will play again on Thursday night, August 23, and until we are eliminated from the tournament.

The results of this game or games will be reported in the next issue of the Vestnik.

Hoping to see you at the games.

Fraternally, Ben Jarma, Lodge No. 84, Dallas Editor's Note: Letter dated August 23 in Dallas, received Friday the 24th in West, too late for last week's issue. )O'( LODGE NO. 84, DALLAS, TEXAS

Dear Brothers and Sisters: The Entertainment Committee of Lodge No. 84, wishes to inform all of our members and friends that the very good and popular Al Grebnik Orchestra from Schuyler, Nebraska, will be play ing at our Lodge Hall on Saturday night, Sept. 1, from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Admission will be $1.50 per person. We had a very large crowd last year and we hope that the attendance will be even larger as this band is really liked by everyone.

Then on Saturday night, September 15, the "Rhythmn Makers" a new orchestra recently organized in Ennis, Texas will be playing their first engagement at our Hall. Every report we have is that this is a very good orchestra.

Last Saturday night, August 18, another new orchestra which recently organized here in Dallas, "The Polka Peppermints" under the leadership of Johnnie Sebetka, played their initial engagement at our Lodge Hall to a capacity crowd and we have heard many nice compliments on theis new band.

They have been booked to play again on Saturday night, November 3rd. Do try to come out to our next dances and enjoy listening and dancig to these good orchestras.

The Entertainment Committee is planning a Special Lodge Picnic in the very near future, sometimes in September, we htpe, and all of the members of our Lodge are invited and encouraged to attend.

More details will be published in the Vestnik as final plans are made.

We wish to thank each and everyone of you for your patronage this year at all of our Lodge functions and we invite you, to attend the rest of the dances

Wednesday, August 297'1962 and functions planned for the balance of the year. We certainly would like for more of you to attend our third Sunday Business Meetings, starting at 4:00 p.m. and Family Fun Nights, immediately after the meetings until 9:00 p.m.. We encourage you all to take a more 'active interest in your Lodge as it is only through your interests and your support that we can continue to move forward and make prograss.

Fraternally, The Entertainment Commitee, Lodge No. 84, Dallas, Texas Bill Gaiser, Chairman ) 0C NEW COLONY LODGE NO. 69 Rogers, Texas This is to inform you that the New Colony Lodge No. 69 will hold ith regular quarterly meeting Sunday afternoon, Sept. 2, 1962, at the New Colony Com,munity Center. The meeting will be called to order at 1:30 p.m.

Then as usual, after the adjournment of our meeting, the New Colony RVOS No. 88 will hold its regular meeting which is set for 3:00 p.m.

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Miss Antonie Sykora, 81, resident of the Haliettsville community for many years, died Sunday, Aug. 19th at 1:30 a.m. in a Gonzales hospital.

Funeral services,were held' at the KuDear Friends, bena Funeral Horne at 8:15 a m and at If you have any local news, clippings Sacred Heart Church, 8:30 a.m. Aug. 21. from your local paper that you would Interment was in the Catholic Cemetery. e • like to have published in this column in your next week's Vestnik, please mall Mr. Charles Sedlar and Miss Julia them early while they are NEWS. Petter were married Saturday, August We appreciate interesting reports of 1.8th at the Ascension Church, in Moother family tidings, In our brotherhood, ravia. births, weddings, anniversaries and 9 • ;vainly activities of your lodges or meraA wedding of interest was solemnized bers that interest all of our readers.

Reports of "visitings" cannot be pub- in Houston on July 22 when Miss Betty limbed for lack of space and news value Gayle Hilsher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thank you very much for your under, John A. Hilsher, became the bride of Larry A. Green, son of Al. Green of standing and cooperation.

Houston and the late Mrs. Green. The • • double ring ceremony was performed Cameron -- Mr. and Mr's. Pete Mikula by Rev. Domack at 3 p.m. in All Saints of Cameron have announced the engage- Catholic Church. ment and approaching marriage of their daughter, Catherie Marie, to James Mrs. Frances Kopecky, wife of the late Fontaine, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Frank Kopecky, passed away Friday Fontaine of Jones Prairie. morning at Fayette Memorial hospital at the age of 85, years.

The wedding will be at 10 a.m. Sept. 3 Funeral services were held at 8:30 a.m. in St. Monica's Catholic Church in Cam- Monday at the Koenig Funeral Home eron. Both Fontaine an,d Miss Mikula chapel with continued services at Saare graduates of Yoe High School. cred Heart Catholic Church.

"Friends" In The Texas News

The members of both' lodges are urged to attend their respective lodge meeting.

Fraternally yours, Joseph Vanek, 75, of Rt. 2, Yoakum, Jesse E Shiller, Secty.

Sweet Home community, died in North) 0, ( west General Hospital in Houston, FriNAVARA FAMILY REUNION day, August 17, at 11:45 a.m.

The Navara Family Reunion will be Funeral services were held at the Kuheld on Sunday, September 2, 1962, from bena Funeral Home in Hallettsville, at 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the SPJST Linden Hall in Elm Mott, Texas. Linden 8:30 a.m. and at 9:00 a.m. at the Sweet Hall is located about one-half mile east Home Catholic Church, Monday.

• • of Elm. Mott, on the Leroy Road, Farm Road 308. Elm Mott is on the Dallas Miss Allyne Leona Caka became the Highway, about nine miles north of bride of Anthony Andrew Hartl, SaturWaco. day, July 28, 1962 at nine o'clock in the Each family is to bring food for his morning in SS. Cyril and M.ethodius' group.

Catholic Church of Shiner, Texas.

• Also for entertainment, if you have any talent, come prepared to express Justice of the Peace Pete Jarasek of your talent. There is a piano at Lin- La Grange was fatally injured in a oneden Hall. There will be planned recrea- car accident about a mile south of Holtion of both outdoor and indoor games, man on FM Road 155. group singing, a door prize, and presenMr. Jurasek was born at Weimar on, tation of several awards. Make Your plans to be with us on this day. Don't June 5, 1885, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jurasek, and was married to Miss Louise Miss it! von Rosenberg on Feb. 9, 1909. The coupReporter, le resided in El Paso for 25 years.

Rosemary Harms Spence Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. )O( Henry Dolezal of LaGrange; four sisSTATE TALENT CONTEST for S.P.J.S.T ters, Mrs. Tonic Skalitsky, Mrs. Frances Youth to be held September 23 at Elm Nordine, Mrs. Millie Macura and Mrs. Mott Linden Hall, near Waco, Texas. — Paul Herman, all of El Campo; and two All seven Districts will participate. grandchildren.

Last rites were held Thursday, Aug. 9, 1962 in Houston for Joe Cocek, 48, formerly of Yoakum. Interment was in Forest Oak Catholic Cemetery.

Death came suddenly to Mr. Cocek, who, although suffering from a heart condition for the past five years, was not ill recently.

Farmer Killed As Car Stalls on Railroad Track Joe H. Roznovak's automobile stalled on the Frame Switch railroad crossing Saturday at 8:45 p.m.

A long Missouri-Pacific freight train was bearing down on the vehicle from the west.

The 74-year-old farmer kept trying to start the car. The train came closer.

Mrs. Roznovak urged her husband to jump. He said he thought he had enough time to get the car started.

Mrs. Roznovak jumped out of the car just before the collision.

Her husband died instantly in the demolished vehicle that was hurled 62 yards down the track.

Roznovak, whose address is Rt. 1, Taylor, farmed about two miles south of Hutto on the Norman's Crossing Road.

He and his wife had been to the Frame

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friends. Afterwards their children were Burial was in the Shiner Catholic Cemehosts at a dinner in their honor at St. tery. t Joseph's Hall.

• Mr. and Mrs. John J. Sebesta are the parents of a new son, David Edwin, who Jim Svoboda, 72, of the Mount Olive community south of Shiner, was killed arrived August 13, 1962, weighing 9 lbs.. instantly when the 1952 Chervrolet 'be 1/2 oz. He is welcomed by all-month-old was driving crashed into the north ban- brother, John William. Maternal grandister of Bobby Creek concrete bridge parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Harms of near the southeast edge of Shiner, Sat- Smetana.

0 urday, August 18th, at 10:10 p.m.

The accident occurred on Highway Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin V. P,ohac of 90-A, while Svonoda was driving south- Houston are the proud parents of a eastward on his way home. baby girl, Cherie Denise, bm ti August 8, • • at the Heights Hospital. She weighed 6 pounds, 111/2 ounces.

Rites for Mrs. Louis (Annie) Jalufka • • of Shiner were conducted Tuesday, Aug. Mr. and Mrs. Laddie Vasek of Fay14, 1962 from the Buffington Funeral etteville are the proud parents of a Chapel in Shiner at 8:45 a.m. and con- 7 lb., 6 oz., son born Wednesday at Faytinued with Requiem Mass at the Shin- ette Memorial Hospital. He was named er Catholic Church at 9 o'clock, the David Alan.

A familiar figure in Lavaca County Rev. Father John J. Hanacek officiated. government administration for many years, John F. Holubec, died at the age of 80 years as a result of a heart ailment. He passed away at his home on South Main Street in Hallettsville, Tuesday, August 21st at 9:30 p.m. He had celebrated his eightieth birthday only two days before his death.

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Switch Store and were returning home when the accident occurred.

Roznovak was born Morch 4, 1888 in Granger and had farmed his entire life. ren Church.

He was a member of the Taylor BrethOn July 3, 1911, he married to Miss Mary Mikus who survives him. He is also survived by one daughter, Mrs. George Krueger Jr., of Hutto; three sons, Fred Roznovak, and Eugene Roznovak of Taylor, and Jerry Roznovak of Hutto; three sisters, Mrs. Julia Kalinec of Bakersfield, Calif., and Mrs. Fannie Sefcal and Mrs. Clara Mikus of Taylor; two brothers, John Roznovak of Taylor and Charlie Roznovak of Pasadena.

Funeral services were held Tuesday of last week in Taylor at the OMB Church and burial was in the Taylor City Cemetery.

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Mrs. Joe (Mary) Lichnovsky passed away August 19th at Velehrad after having been in ill health since February.

She Was 92 year of age.

• • Charles Kubala of Granger died early Friday morning. He was a member of the SS Cyril and Methodius Church at Granger. He was born October 22, 1881 in Czechoslovakia.

He is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Mrs. Louise Urbanevsky of Corpus Christi, Mrs. Georgie Baca of Granger, Mrs. Evelyn Beran of Rosenberg and Miss Edith Kubala of Dallas; three sons, Edward Kubala and Dr. J. G. Kubala, both of Taylor; and Frater Lawrence Kubala of South Carolina; two brothers, Louis Kubala of Seymour and Anton Kubala of Holland.

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Miss Annette Gerick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Gerick of Bartlett, has arrived in Japan, where she will teach, at the United States air base at Atabuke.

Misscleriek taught in Karlsruhe, Germany with the U. S. Army in 1958-59.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dvoracek of West observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary Sunday by attending Mass at the Church of the Assumption with their children and other relatives and

DALLAS, TEXAS

1:00 to 5:00 P.M. YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED BY: SID POKLADNIK

FRANK POLASEK

JUSTINE POKLADNIK

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JOE POKLADNIK

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EMIL 'STAREK

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SPRAVNE VYKONANA POHEEBNI SLUiBA V hodine tr alu zarmouceni naleznete Edward Pace pohrebni Istav pohotove k sympatickemu vykizeni nezbytnfrch jednotlivosti a k vypraveni dojemneho polatbu.

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LIBERTY SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION 3511 Fannin, Houston, Texas • Dial Jackson 3-7393 OFFICERS L A. Rucera, President E. E. Chernosky, Executive The-Fresident Dr. R. E. Maresh, Vice-President Hettle Chernosky, Treasurer Gordon Smith, Secretary

DIRECTORS Phil D. Woodruff E. E. Chernosky Dr. R. E. Mat esh L. A, K, 'cera Earl J. Wood Cordon Smith Frank Tesar

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0v. 3 — lance, The Polka &et: Lodge No. Orchestra Saturday, Sept. 1 — Battle Dance Satur y, Nov. 17 — Dance, Music by Vrazel's Polka Band of Cameron and skeets' Orchestra from WorthSil Krenek's orchestra of -Wallis. ington, Minn.

Saturday, Sept. 15 ---- Dance, Slim Haisler Sunday, Nov. 13 --- Regular Monthly of Temple Meeting and Family Fun Night Saturday, Sept. 29 -- Dance, lee Ilse's Saturday, December 1 -_- Dance, Rudy Orchestra of Granger , Kurtz Or(bestra from Shiner, Ti 4 Dances b:-•io at 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m.

Dance Dates of Elk Lodge No 3' II is fully i i.Co-,,,liand our Saturday Night, Sept. 1 -- Shin Buis le tioned.

Play Boys of Temple Entertainment COn nittee Vrazel Polka Saturday Night, Sept. 8 No. 84 of Band of Cameron Saturday Night, Sept. 15 - - Henry Du_ Lodge _ Sokol lock and His Band of West 1 -Iii'ersary Dance, Sept.

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Rural RambSaturday Night, Sept. 22 Polka. Pepp: • :,.Ints of Dallas lers of Martin Honza Orch.

Sept. 22 --Saturday Night, Sept 29 — Fiddle SwingAnnual. Coroir .. :on Bail of Lodge No. sters of Waco.

130 Dallas i)e held on September 29th at 7448 Greenville Ave. Hall. You Coming Events at Linden Hall all are invited to attend.

Lodge No, 66 Sept. 29 — Dance, sponsored by SPJST Saturday, Sept. 1 -- Eric flonza's New No. 130 Youth Club Orchestra Oct. 13 — Special Dance, Jim Alien Orch.

Saturday, sept. 8 --- Slim Haisler's Play --- one of Dallas' outstanding popboys ular dance bands 'Saturday, Sept. i5 -- Bob Haisler's Oct. 27 ---- Dance, Eric Monza Orchestra lodians Nov. 10 -- Dance, sponsored. by SPJST • No. 130 Hillje Lodge 40 Nov. 24 — Dance, Eric Honza, Orchestra.

G Saturday, Sept, 9 — All-Day Picnic.

Gregurek's playing LoGge St.oftmlk No. 142, Houston Dance, music Saturday, Sept. 15-- The Jokers Saturday, September 1st SaturC.,,,,y, Sept. 22 — The Sensations

by Westerners of Houston turday, Sept. 29 — The Fortunes A/2c and Mrs. Join E. Sefeik of AmLodge No. 20, Holland arillo Air Force Base are the proud parSunday, October 5 — Annual Fall Picnic ents of a 9 lb., 2 oz. baby boy, bora AuJoe Patch playing in the afternoon gust 21st. He has been given the nali.e7 and at nice. of John Gerald. The baby's father is a Sunday, Nov. 25 — Dance, Joe Patel< member of SPJST Nov. Tabor Lodge No. 17 at Caldwell. Mrs. Se-Mk is the fo g ue,; Everybody invited and welcome.

Miss Is ola Kay Pieley of kilouston, I,oelge No. 84, Dallas, Texas Saturday, Sept. 1 — Dance, Al Grebnik Orchestra from Schuyler, Nebraska Saturday, Sept. 5 -- Dance, Music by the Music Makers from Ennis, Texas Sunday, Sept. 16 — Regular Monthly Meeting and Family Fun Night Saturday, Oct. 6 — Dance, "Vinobrani" Music by Eric Iionza Orchestra Saturday, Oct. 20 — Barn Dance, Music by — Edd Faraizi Orchestra 39 Bryan Haider 1-_) ice Sunday, Sept. 2 of Temple Saturday, Sept. 8 — Lee Isle Orchestra Saturday, Sept. 15 -- Jess Lee Playboys Saturday Sept. 22 -- Vrazil's Polka Band Saturday, Sept. 29 ----- nappy Country Boys

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Mr. and Mrs. Royce 4. Zatopek of Waco are the proud parents of a son, Royce J., Jr., born Friday, August 17, at 12:30 a.m. at Billerest Hospital. Mother is the former Gina Beth Maleak. Grandpamots are Mr. and lkIrs. Alfred March and Mr. and Mrs. Rio Zatopeh, all of West. Great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ts.ilarak and Mrs. F. 3, Popp, all of West.

Mr- and Mrs. Daniel Roznovsk:,. ore the E roud parents of a 9 lb. baby boy born Tu . sday, August 21 at Ennis Hospital.

Be has been named Patrick. Grand parents are Mr. and Mrs, Rudolph Cepak of Ennis and Ni and Mrs. Jain Roznovsky of Penelope,

WANT A CZECH LADY or NURSE to take care pf an elderly lady who is an amputee. Applicant must live in the farm home with the patient. Write to Box 452, East Bernard, Texas. (33-34p) ) 0 k—.

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roy Matocha of Fay. 61.e y ille became the happy parents of it baby girl who arrived Thursday morning at Fayette Memorial hospital. She was named Janice Lynne.

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The really significant thing ,bout the Civilization is a system under which a invention of the telephone is that it man pays a quarter to park his car so followed by 25 years the invention of the he won't be fined a dollar while spendbath-tub. Just think; for a quarter of a ing a dime for a nickel cup of coffee. century you could have sat in the tub without the darn phone ringing.

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