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ROCNIK (VOLUME) 50 eislo (No.) 41

10. kijna (OCTOBER) 1962

KOLIK JE

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VYsledky seitani lidu z r. 1960 zaeinaji (Pile Vratislav Budek) bYt uverejriovany. Pro Ameriea,ny deskoslovenskeho pilvodu je to eteni za eeskosloven gti krajane davno nevyznaeuji. Je znama cynicka otazka Stalinormucujici. va, pri konferenci na Jalte polokna: Jests v r. 1940 nas bylo 984,591, v r. kolik ma papeZ divisi?

1950 jen 984,158 a v r. 1960•112 jen 917,830. i pro ANa aesti v gak pro lidstvo Do teto rubriky byli zapoeteni jako cizi rozhoduje kva,lita a nikoli jen meriku zaklad — "foreign stock"' — Americana eeskoslovenskeho pilvodu 1. a 2. genera-. podet obyvatel jednotlivYch state, ce.

Obeane 3. a 4 generace u2 jsou podita,ni za "rozene Amerieany z americkYch rodieft" t. zv. native parents).

I kdy2 se pyCSnime krajany 3, 1 4. generace, kteri se jests hlasi ke svemu Ceskolsovenskemu ptivodu, musime sm,utne a po pra,vde priznat, 2e 3. a 4. generace u2 je pro krajanskou vetev ztracend.

Zbyla ,nam tedy v r. 1960 u2 jen 1. a 2. generace poetem 917,830, t.j. 2.7 procent z celkoveho poetu 169,587,528 obyvatel.

Uvaame-li, 2e z nich je pres polovinu 2en, uvaZime-11, 2e v 1. generaci jsou de prftmerne kolem 70 let stari, uvaame-li, 2e vetSina 721,906) 2ije ye mestech a menana na venkove (141,150 nefarmart1), uzname lehce, 2e pro politiky, peClive poeitajici voliee ve svych volebnich okresich, Ceskoslovenai krajane , tuze mnoho neznamenaji. S vyjimkou Chicaga, Clevelandu, New Yorku a nekolika vYjimeenYch osobnosti, uz dela. dobu mnoho neznamenali. Politikrim zpravidla imponuje pouze poeet a tim se 12

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ani narodnostnich mendin, ani rasove., nebo nabolenska.

Velikost Ameriky je dana kvalitou, vrozenym nadanim j ejiho cizjho zakladu a . v nem je prinos Amerieana eeskoslovenskeho pilvodu vets"i ne2 j ejich podet a pokraeuje i ve 3. a 4. generaci.

Smutne dclaje o klesajici poeetni sile Americans eeskoslovenskeho pavodu, kterou nepatrny priliv po r. 1950 priaSrch (asi 20,000) •zdaleka nemohl podchytit, jsou jests smutneja, pohledneme-11 na rubriku: materskY jazyk.

Jenom komunistieti agitatori se nekdY pokoudeji na tuto strunu neuspeene brnkat. Jedina "politika", kterou y e svetlie tdchto statistik Ameridane deskoslovenskeho pAyodu mohou a musi delat je: delat lest svemu deskoslovenskemu pdvodu kvalitou sve prace a charakterem, t. j. Mat poltitiku kulturni a dokazat, 2e jsou hodni slavnrch tradic svobodndho &skarn, a slovenskeho lidu, ye stare vlasti, dnes vladou komunisticke menany porobeneho, umleeneho a zneucteneho.

A predevam bY't dobrSrmi a, vernSimi Ameridany.

Ciste statisticke -avahy o stavu nag kraj anske vetve nepravem svadeji k pesimistickSim zavertm.

V teto rubrice, ktera prirozene je pouze vYsekem, a to ne zcels spolehlivYm, celkoveho poet-u Amerieant eeskoslovenskeho ptivodu (917,830), materskou red eeskou hlasilo jen 91,711 Amerieant a 125,000 Slo yakri. Ve zdrcu j ici vetSine se ye 2. generaci Amerieana eeskoslovenskeho ptivodu mluvi doma uz jen anglicky. Americke misidlo — "melting pot" — micha sve obyvatele neobyeejne rychle a teinne. Pro rib's, Ceskoslovenskeho pavodu, je ritechou, 2e stejne jsou posti2eny i jine "narodnostni menany".

V Americe se neda Mat "politika"

Jeji klesajici podet zmenduje pouze nadeje na politicks jeji uplatneni se, ktere ostatne nikdy nebyly valne. Vynikajici vgak vrozene nadani 6echil a Slovakft a stale veta uplatriovani se j ich v Americe na poli kulturnim i hospadarskem davaji nejlepa vyhlidky do budoucnosti. Nikdy nezapominejme, jedinY exulant J. A. KomenskY, politicznamenal pro celou desky kou emigraci, pro svtlj narod doma, stare vlasti, ba pro cele lidstvo dohromady.

Zamysleme se proto klidne nad dnaDokoneeni no, strand 4

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Od redalthaiho stolka Kdo mnoho mluvi a slibuje a slova neNaie poznamky dodr2i, neni spolehlivym pracovnikem radovkm ani elovekem kadnkm. — Mittvit mane, ale vice dobre prate konat je — Kahle nage jednani, hovor i psani maze bkti struene, ale vecne. -Ono site take neni dobke jen mleet kaZdemu pkikyvovat, ale je gte hilte je mnoho mluvit.

• • Mnoho zbyteenych keel by se u kaMeDejme kakdemu nagemu hostu vice ho kadu ugetkilo kdyby po ruce byla neZli eekal, nali je jinde zvyklk eekat, predsedovi "Pfirneka pro kizeni kadoporad'me mu, a jednejme s nunako s vkch — Tuto vhodnou a potkebdobrkm pkitelem a bude o nas, o nagem non pkirneka rnoZno objednati si od nagi. spolku, o nagi Jednote dobke mluvit a Hlavni akadovny. Adresujte dopis: pkijde po druhe zas a zas.

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KaZdk Nov& jfk je'dnou jsem zde pomnel, ma rad pkijemne veci a rad se vraci tam, kde se mu jich dostalo. olovek se rad vraci k lidem, kteki melt pro neho dobre slovo, fisme y a trochu porozumeni. — At' je elovek sebe vet gi nieema, ma pfec kakdk ye svem srdci vdeenost za prokazank dobrk ein a jednou znejhezcich veci na svete jest prat jinym dobro a trochu radosti a vic, nezli oeekavaji.

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Tomag Ba'ta kdys kekl svkin — Kakdk elm& je jednim z nejzamoZnej gich, poktld ma, zdrave ruce a rozum a sIu gne se 'ke kaZdemu chova.

Dobra nalada, slu gnost, dobre srdce, opravdova ochota, vlidnost, to je nejlepgi most mezi nagim srdcem a hostem ktery nas navgtivi.

• ° Pkcha a nafoukanost v kaZdem nagem fade jsou brzdou kaZdeho fispechu.

Nikdo si nema myslet ze ma "patent na rozum", 6asto v "ivote poznavame, bylo radno se dat poueit, ptipustit stanovisko druheho a ne se kaklemu napadu, kterk vy gel jinde, vysmivat.

• • Snad jen jste o tom nikdy neuvaZovali, ze mozek je nejcennej gi cast lidskeho tela a pfec se zjistilo, — ze u. vetginy lidi 70 procent mozku zahali a jen 30 procent je rozvinuto, v einnosti. Teprve pkemkglenim stava se elovek elovelem. Proto si nemygleme, Ze se naueime myslet, a2 toho bude tfeba.

8koda kaki& nepouZite hodiny. Nenechme na g mozek zarezavet. V nagich kadech ye spoleenosti bratril a sester je nejlepgi prile'Zitost rozvinouti nak dusehopnosti.

Je nam to vg em k dobru a zvyguje to na gi osobril berm.

TeZ prosim na to parnatujte, Ze zde v tiskarne se adresy elenfc nemeni. 2adost o zmenu posilejte ptimo do Temple nagi Hlavni bkadovne.

Na dotaz co dalo podnet a pocatek bratrskeho poji gteni uvadime: — Bratrske podphrne zkizeni vzniklo asi pked 115 lety kdy zde v Americe zakladany svepomocne spolky poskytujici podporu ✓ nemoci a potkebne v dobe, kdy nebylo nijakeho socialniho a pensijniho zabezpeeeni. Mezi pkistehovalkm delnictvem vg'ech rfankch marodnosti stalo se podparne zicizeni neocenitelnkrn prostredkern socialni ochrany a spolu hlavni oporou. spoleeenskeho Zivota novkch pkistehovalcil. — V poslednich 60ti letech pkemenilo se /Imola°, techto spolku na nevkdeleene pojig t'ovny na Zivot. — Nage krajany po celYch Spojenkch statech nezustali pozadu za, ostatnimi narodnostnimi skupinami v organisaci techto spolkft, ale naopak byli i prfikopnici na torn poll v ricznkch statech a tak na ge e'esmail ten vkznamne misto v orky ganisace bratrskkch spolka v Americe.

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V narodnim 'Zivote na ge podptirne spolky zaujimajl nesporne misto Zitej gi neb stall se jak narodni tak i hospodakskou zakladnou na gich krajanNyni se snakime pokud' skkch osad. mokno, podchytit na gi americkou mladek a blespok rdilem kde pomery jsou znive, uspokojive vykegit tento nalehavk problem eeskoslovensky v Americe ✓ Texasu obzvlagte.

• Vgechny na.e bratrske Jednoty ktere jsou vedeny na zaklade zakonitkch zanemohou zvygovati paplatky elembn 0. ant je nepatkebuji zvygbvat. Takovou

Ve stkedu, dne 10. Mina 1962

V ESTNiK — WEST. TEXAS

Jednotou je na ge SPJST ktera pouZdva, otevrene smlouvy a tim je zajigtend, bezpeena neZli to ktera poji gto'vna s uzavrenou smlouvu. Ve S,pojenkch statech je mnoho bratrskych Jednot a — 2e se osadni bazar v Penelope pekani jedna dosud neobdrZela, a take nene zdaril a Ze nav g teva domacich i ze Zadala vladni vkpoinoc. vzdalenkch mist byla velka, cot nas o• • vgem potegilo.

• • Dejme tomu, Ze by na ge Jednota utrpela velke ztraty na umrti, nasledkem — Ze nag statni generalni na,vladni nejake epidemie ei jinou katastrofou, tak Ze by solvence Jednoty klesla pod Will Wilson rozhodl, Ze taci ye verej100 procent. Pamatujine pH torn Ze ta- nych Skolach mohou odrikavat sve obvykova pohroma by postihia stejnou do- kle modiitby, pokud stat neb gkolni bou i vgechny jine pojigt'ovny. — Co by Sprava nenarizuje jim jake modiitby to se stab? — Nage SPJST by poladaka, maji byt. sve eleny, aby kaZdY z nich prispel ji— Ze inanZele Louis Nevludovi v stkm obnosem ku nahrade ztrat a tim by cela vec byla urovnana a pojistky Shiner minulk tkden oslavili 25 vkroei vgech elenii zachraneny a dal gi ztraty sveho sriatku. Se gla se cela rodina a mnoho prate'. Nate blahoprani, Clem. zamezeny.

• ° - Ze pani Holubova a Jno. HanzliJegte vzpomina.m krasne schtze v neu radu 66 ye Waco a Contest mlade- eek oba z Penelope byly dopraveni fdo ze vgech nagich okrskii. Nadgene o- nemocnice v Hillsboro k o getreni. Prebecenstvo, vesela mladeZ a bylo naprosto jeme oboum brzke uzdraveni, uspokojeni vgech. Takove schilze jiste - Ze nage pratele Tirkovi z GrapeZe jsou velmi uZiteene jak pro mistni rad tak pro celou Jed,notu a kaZdeho vine jsou na vklete v Hot Springs, Ark. navgtevnika. Vgude je treba obeas oZi- a pakli jsou tarn na leeeni prejeme oveni radove einnosti, vzpruha organi- bourn mnoho zdravieka. saeni, spoleeenske a na ge nadejna akce sleena Anetta, Bartosh z East s mladeli. Nage slavnosti, na ge okrskoBernard za Zenicha si vyvohla pana ye kontesty, spoleene schfize elenstva s dobrkm zamerem jsou pro nas a nagi James Hlavinku z Lane City. NovomanJednotu dirlaite a proto k temto Vas Zele budou prebkvat ye mosteeku Wharton. — Prejeme gtesti. dittklive pobadame a zveme.

• • )0( - Ze u Edward Mallory ve Ft. Worth maji radost s prirtistku do rodiny. Narodila, se jim minulk tyden ,dcertigka. Pi. TEETi OKRSEK Mallory je bkvala Dorthy Hejlova. — bude konat svoji podzimni schfizi dne Prejeme jim 'aby jim dceru gka rostla k 28. kijna (28 October). BliZ gi podrobnosti radosti. a program toho dne bude v kratkosti 0• • znemen.

- Ze manZele Frank Hanakovi v En• • nis, slavili minulk mesie zkate vkroei sveho sriatku. Prejeme jim zdravi a ,mnoPozdinthi schirze pateho okrsku ho fdalgich let se doekati.

Schfize pateho okrsku se bude poradati • • 21. fijna, 1962. Misto bude oznamene po— Ze krajan Frank Naizer z Granger zdeji a take daufame, Ze druhe okrsky byl minulk tkden operovan v Taylorske nebudou poradati schtze, atd. na ten nemocnici a Bari se mu jiZ uspOkojive. den.

F. A. Kadleeek. taj. 5. okrsku v Taylor zeinkel start' osadnik krajan Frank Michalek z GranOKRSEK ger. — Nate soustrast rodine.

Podzimni schilze gesteho okrskr bude — Ze hanebneho jednani se dopouporadana, u radu Karel Havlieek 4 v Hallettsville, Texas v "Recreation gteji nektere na ge americke lodni spoHall" Dne 4. listopadu 1962. Zaatek v leenosti kteri se k mamonu podili 1 hodinu odpoledne. 2adame ostatni na, zasobovani Castrove vlady na Kube. okrsky aby nam ten den laskave pone- Oni toti‘i jak bylo, odhaleno v Kongrechaly. Frank J. Olgovskfr, okrskovSr ta- su minulY tkden, piuji sve lode pod vlaj,;,, -.A19 kami Panama a jinkch jiho-americkych j emnik.

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Utrana 8 republik] a tak Manion na gi vladu kbera Zada bojkot ostrova Kuby. Na zradne idoprave se teZ pocilli lode Anglie a Nemecka ktere my s yYmi dolary podp opuj eme.

— 2e die zdeleni krajan Joe R. Kubin odvezen z Ennis do veteranske nemocnice v Dallas po srdeenein zachvatu.

• • — Ze pritel L. M. Minas od Columbus byl vane zranen kciy2 z vozidiem sykin se nekolikrate prevratil na ceste k domovu. Byl rychic prevezen do nemocnice v La Grange kde minuly tYden byl ve vaZnem stavu.

9 — Ze zde ye West zemrela pani Bertha Pustejayska, a byla po obradech z katolickeho kostela k yeenernu ocipoeinku ulokna. na hrbitov St. Mary's. — Nate soustrast poziistalkm.

• • — 2e dle zpravy do gle se ye Floresville stavi nova rnoderni bankovni budova ktera bude vybavend v gem moZnkm pcs -hodlimprzakniyUstavu.

— 2e manZele Victor Dyloalovi oznamuji radostnou udalost. Narodila, se jim v nemocnice v Eim Campo 8 liberni dcerug ka, kterou pojmenovali Lisa Kathry.

Prejeme gtesti.

— Ze v patek, dne 12. tento mesie, bude se oslavovat Kolumbily den Po (Tie Americe a vzpominano odva ✓neho cestovatele.

• Ze Kathryn Joyce Motlova z Temple zasnoubila se Henry C. Iflibnikem z Cameron. Kdy bude svatba nebylo nam zdeleno. Stejne jim oboum prejem mnoho gtesti.

• • — Ze sber letognim firody baviny je vetginou v nagich osadach s koneen. trot/ jsou 'uspokojive a eistikny hlasi dobrSr rok, • — Ze letos bylo tech osadnich spolkovkch Piknikti po celem. Texasu "forota" bylo videt z oznamek a snad i nejakk , dobrk fieel byl podporen. V kalde nas i osade kde se pracuje v souladu a pro dobre neele to obeta,vost osadnin je nagi chloubou. mdme s toho radost a prejeme v gein mnoho zdaru v dobrem sna2eni i budouene. )0( 'Telesne zdravi a sila nepflehazi tak mnoho z toho, co jime, ale z potravy, ktera je dobre ztravena a dirkladne asi4 milovana,

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Kolik ie n6.s v Arnerice?

Pokraeoi,Tani se strany 1 ni situaci a uvaZujme realisticky o pottebe novych metod pracovnich predevAim na polu kulturnim a o praci mezi mladymi, aby se nam neodcizovali.

St'astni y e sve sVobode infiZeme udrZovat nejkrasnejAi narodni tradice a milZerne posilat do stare vlasti nove myAlenky, ze kterYch se rodi svoboda. Toto je ideal, ktery uskuteennovat mohou PredevAim naAe mladAi generace. V nem mohou naSi mladi Videt sve velke poslani a jeho pineni mute nas vAechny udrZovat v aspeAne spolupraci na poli narodnim.

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schilze prvniho okrsku Datum ani misto priAti Jarni schfize prvniho okrsku nebylo ureeno ye schuzi okrsku dne 9. zaii v Dime Box. Ponechano vYborii by . stanovil eas a misto dle prihlaAek radii zdruZenYch v prvnim okrsku ktere se o priAti schfizi v roce 1963 prihlasi. — Po piihlaAce iadu bude misto a Cas oznamen. )0(

Brati'i a Sestry Organisitoii

Ve stredu, due 10 rijna 1962

CeskS7' jazyk na „ Unrversite eska fee bude vytieovana na University of Texas letos nathile Mnoho naAich lidi, starAich a obzvlaAt' naAe mladeZ ktera, jde do University of Texas ietos se ohavaji ae Ceska. fee se noddle nebude vyueovati na University of Texas, proto ae Dr. Eduard Mieek Je zapotrebi aby nak studenti ktefi letos jdou do University of Texas se seznamili s panem Lucia Kozlikem kterY vyndoval Ceskou tee po obdobi pOslednich tri leta. V roce 1961-62 mel 24 Zakil v prvni tride a 12 v druhe de. Dr. Mieek vyueoval treti a etvrtY rok studii. Pan Kozlik se te gi ze` kaZdy 26k kterY se zajima o eeskou fee se k nemu prihlasi ihned kdy2 pidjede do Austin.

Take vAichni ostatni aaci eeskeho pfivodu. 0 n se 'WA' ae bude mit mnoho 26.kfi ye vAech tfidach letos, echie Klub bude take ucinkovati letos, jako obyeejne. Rodiee Zakft v University maji prilelitost navAtiviti sve deti v den kd172 aechie Club po add schfizi.

Pan Kozlik se narodii v Praze, eechoslovakia. V roce 1947 S'el do Anglie kde ptebyl etyti roky a pak ptijel do Ameriky peed 11 lety. Jemu se zamlouva, AmerickV '2ivot a, duch Svobody jakou na§el v naAi zemi.

Bratti a sestry orgauisatot1 poygm [fete si laskave riartYch zpre,v, "co jserc pies tyden zaslechl" aneb v k eriends in the News", kde uvadime ptile gtost pro Bratfi a sestry: vas zajemce vyhledat a ptipornenouti PatY okrsek bude poradati svoji podim, ze ka2c1Sr elovek potteouje pojisteni zimni schtzi 21. fijna, 1962 u faclu PoTest to nejlepS1 ulcdeni na geh penez, krok 'Oslo 88, 1140 Robbie Ulici. Schfize zapocne ve 1:30 hodin odpoledne po pro- npomerite jim, L V kahlem ptipade doAane pojietenY sve penize zpatky. Pti gramu mladeZe a po ukoneeni schfize om ale ka.2.d'"; Clen SPJST ma ntileiiyam mladeZ zatancuje "Beseclu" — ten -ost ku konani nesmirne dobre8polee'enkrasnY tanec 'ktery byl predveden v El ike wad. v rade 1 v nasich distriktech Campo neday no. Urednici pateho okrsku naAi mlade2i aneb bS7ti beastni dobrovybizeji zastoupeni vsech radii pateho inne Ziskavejme ditky oznaokrsku, a zylaSt, z Texas City by nas t rneni v na g rubrice aneb ty ditky nalo zastoupeni protole kratce bude tenPamatujme na zemtelYeh alent. gel) to fad v rodine SPJST. Pana Ludek Kozlika adresa v Austin, ftdd 88 take porada v ten den 651ete o, ze chceme v tornto race met pievjtvYroei oslavu zaloleni SPJST. Zabava, ;iti ureenou kvotu a niejeme Vam V8e- j e 3505 Hillview, a eislo telefon je G. L. -then jen rnohdt zdat.

2-6133, a pfeji si aby naAi 2aci ho volali obed, ,clej oslavy atd. bude faclein uvefejpro vAecku manou informaci. Take muIOC nen ye Vestniku. te vYpomoct zaeateenikfim vybrati kurse trednici HI. fifadovny SPJST, redakna, University of Texas. tor, okrskovi firednici jinych okrskil, elenove SPJST a pratele jsou fictive zvaWichni pfejem Panu Kozlikovi mnoho ni. zdaru a veselosti mezi nami. oeskY ExS bratrskYm pozdravem studentskY Klub s radosti yYpomUe F. A. Kadleeek, taj. 5. okrsku odboru, b".kfim, panu Kozlikovi a yknn Jen kratce se chci dnes zminit o ) • i * speAnein eeskem dnu na Statni VYstave pro fispe'AnSr rok.

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August Kacit Byl to vskutku 'imposantni projev nagi Ptedseda eesk3"7ch Ex-studentu Na,.§ nam vAein dobre znamY bratr F. v Texas.

J. Moravek Men naAi Jednoty, doZiva krajanskY vetve Texaske a byla radost se•dne 12. fijna sve 90tky v naAem Do- pohlednouti na ty veike zastupy prate', )0( ditek, 'Zen i star gich ze vAech, chci tvrmove Odpoeinku v Taylor.

Vime o nem, ze prijel co 161etSi mla- dit, osad v Texasu. teelem dne, lepe nea Evropske spoleene trhy a Marx dik do Texasu sam a s holYmi rukami mohu zde vyjadrit byla malba umistneVysvetleni, prof se komuniste stavi s tun co mel na sobe a to zaeal ten svilj na na jeviAti, ktera znazorriovala situaci ostte proti evropskSrm spoleenYin trhfun boj o lepAi existenci. — Dopracoval se naAi oteiny a vyslovila zaroven naAe vre- a pfipadnemu zrizeni evropske unie je svoji pili a vytrvalosti i pomoci sve do- le prani aby viast naAich ptedku se to, ze podle Marxe nic podobneho se bre rodiny sluAneho postaveni a zaro- iloekala bYvale svobody. Pednesy stat nesmi, jeUo by jednota Evropy , znay en i vahlosti. — ' ivotopis jeho jsme hudebni, zpevni vAech skupin, narodni menala, konec snt o nadvlacle komunipfinesli ve Vestniku pled easem a dnes tance a proslovy byly jak nale21 ocene- stu nad celSrm svetem. jen pfipojujeme k jeho jiste vzacnemu ny a celY ten krasnY den pfatelskeho vYroei, naAe upfimne pfani aby se ye sejiti se skoneil besedou a veselici ye Je-li nas apetit ApataV, je tell na§e zclravia sveZosti doekal to jeho "stovky". VYstavnim "Band Shell." — Diky vAem zdravi Apatne. aeinkujichn a navAtevnikfim. redaktor Hogek, S pozdravem

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Sestra Anna Prikryl zemiela Ann Prikrylova zemrela v Dome Odpoeinku ye etvrtek minuly tYden. Pohrebni obrady se konali v Penelope kde byl jeji ,drivejSi domov a byla k veenemu odpoeinku ulolend na Tobolfiv hititov.

Za nosiee rakve ji poslouZili jeji vnuci.

PPejeme ji klidnY yeenY spanek a naSe soustrast rodine.

Sestra Anna PkikrYlova se narodila v Archlebove 26. dervence 1873 a za TomaSe PrikrYla se provdala v roee 1895.

Mladi manZele PPikrYlovy bYvali po nekolik let pPi West a kdy2 se zakladal novY rad MORAVSTI BRATRI Oslo 6, tak pPistoupili hned, tedy byli zakladajicimi eleny Jednoty.

ManZeistvi jejich bylo polehnano sti syny, z nichZ, , clva, zemPeli v detstvi, pri West. Po nekolika letech bydleni pPi West, presteho y ali se k Penelope na svou prave zakoupenou farrnu, kterou obcie'Avail se syYmi syny. Jak se stall pHpinhlasilo tak se nastehovali do mesta Penelope, kde za nedlouho zemicel jeji monk' TomaS Prikryl, pak ani ne za dva roky jej nasledoval nejstarSi syn Ondkj, odervan od sve drahe rodiny.

Pak asi pied dvourna roky, smrt nahle vyrvala od rodiny druheho jejiho syna Rudolfa, coZ, bylo nad jeji sily a sestra Nikrylova onemocnela ted' jiZ po dva roky pPebyvala v nakm Domove Odpoeinku v Taylor. Budeme milou sestru dlouho vzpominat.

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Austin, Texas VaZeny pane Kaciti, vaZeny etenati, Ve svem kratkem dopise Vam did podekovat za VaSi snahu o prohloubeni zajmu o eeskou Pee u studenti prichazejicich na University of Texas. ()et]. jsem Vag dopis uvekeinenY ye Vestniku, eislo 38.

Bylo to od Vas velmi laSkave, ze jste pripomnel naS'im dobrym lidem Ceskeho ptivodu o prilelitosti obdrZeti "credit" za studium sve pilvodni reei. Nekdy se fni zda, Ze je tPeba, aby jim o torn kclosi verejne eas od Casa pripominal.

Velmi marl° studentfi si uvedornuje, na naSi ' universite existuje "major"' v Ceske teei. VyZaduje pouhYch 24 hodin.

(Viz katalog.) Mnozi studenti nejsou spokojeni s j ednim "major" a east° si zvoli , druhe. Zde maji moZnost zvolit si za svoje "second major" eeStinu a starat se timto zptisobem o udrZovani ktera jim musi bYt drahou uz jen proto, ze byla Pea jejich predkii. Tito studenti by se men sami postarat o to, aby eeStina v Texase nevymfela. Sami se m-isi snaZit vYueovat diuhe. Sarni se musi snaZit miuvit doma touto ptivodni Peet Bude to smutne, nechajf-li takovou k'asnou Pee zemicit. . Dekuji Vam S fratimnYm pozdravem, VáS Ludek A. Kozlik Special Instructor Slavonic Department Oznameni podzimni schfize pateho okrsku • Houton, Texas Broth a sestry: Podzirnni schnze Patello okrsku bude poradana u ta.du 'Oslo 88, 21. rijna a timto psanirn jsou fictive zvani elenove vSech Padu pateho okrsku. Take jsou zvani elenove Jednoty z jinYch okrskt.

Schtze zapoene ye 1:30 odpoledne a skonei v pet hodin. Def programu atd. budou oznamene pozdeji.

S bratrskYm pozdravem F. A. Kadleeek, Ta j . pateho okrsku )O( itad Voln'a (lechie Mslo 135 Ennis, Texas ✓ nede.li 14. Pijna Pad Vann eechie oslavi v sokolovne 45 let zalokni tohoto Path', kterY byl zalolenk roku 1917. PM tom oslavime spoleene 651ete zalokni naSi Slovanske Podporujici Jednoty statu Texas.

Pritomen bude bratr Joe B. HejnY, mistopPedseda Hlavni fifaclo yny z Temple, k te d j est elenem radu Volnd Cechie.

Bude pPiproven chutny spoleeny obed ku kteremu jsou sestry laskove Zadany o nejakY peeivo, jako obyeejne.

Po obede bade program pPi kterem promluvi nijednici podand bude historie Padu Vorna 6echie, bude znevni eisla pripravena pro pritomne. Sestra fieetnice bode pritomnd s jeji -kniheu a p•ijnie od elenn povinne poplatky, protok pripada tou nedeli placeni prispevkii. V g ichni elenove i neeleni jste zvani, prild'te do spoleeneho shrorna2cleni jecinon za rok. VSichni budete mezi saran radi y e spoleenem shromaZdeni WAlyr Warn ty dny a roky rychle uhibaji.

S pozdravem Jos. Vytopil — }O( Iiclovske svatky Corpus Christi, Texas Jiz v mojich mladYch letech jsem easto slYchavat nejen ad , mojich rodieil, ale i od mnoha jinych lidi niluvit, tak trochu sposmechem o poznamkou kdyZ price at' jakakoliv se dlouho vlekla, Ze to tr ya dlouho jak Zidovske svaLky. Nikdy jsem se tehdy nezajiival o vs7znam onech east° pouZivanYch slov, pokud se mohu upamatovat take jsem Zadneho neslySel se zeptati co se tim mini. Take Zadne vYsvetleni k tomu , nebylo prikladano. Jak dlouho ony svatky trvaji. Ono poPekadlo se vZilo mezi jinoyerce, a stab se vSeobecnyrn zvYkein mezi lidem, jako by se samoscbou rozumei°, Ze kaZdy by mel znati jeho pilvod, vznik a vYznam.

MoZna Ze nektere etenak bade zajimat, kdyZ zde jen struene napiSi nekolik radek o tech "Zidovskych svatcich". Jiste zalelitosti a veci co nas mnoho nezajimaly v naSich proZitYch letech, se hlasi o sve s pPibyvanim tech let, kdy snad je vice toho easu na pfemySleni.

Ze slunkem za.padem v patek veeer 28. zaii narod ZidovskY pa celem svete zaeal oslavovat ten jejich Novy rok, ROSH HASHANAH jenZ se datuje 5,723 a je posvatnYmi obPady osla.vo yan v pPedeSlYch tri tisice rokti. KaZde vYroei je pro ne vysoce posvatnou dobou a je tak stare, jak lidstvo ye svych dejinach zaznamenalo, trvaji ty svatky 10 dui a konei s "Yom Kippur" 8. kijna dle nakho 'k alendafe.

Od prada yna jsou zarazeni mezi civilisovanY narod a Ziji v jejich vire v .nadejk Ze se doekaji jednoho priStiho roku miru, svobody, SVastneho fispechu a lidskeho bratrstvi. Pri jejich obPaclech kajicne se deproSuji o vYslySeni. Prone.sledovani narodfl.

Dejiny nas poueuji, k n(::1 slovanskY narod po sta let byl pi•epadari vYbojnYini vykorist'ovateli, kteri ze sousednich ze-

Strana mu delali vojenske vpady, aby loupili, znasilriovali, lid sobe podmanili a sebe takovYmi tiny obohacovali.

Pro dneSek koneim a to s pranim, aby tadouci mir a Mid tavladl v celem rozhardnem a nepokojnem svete, mezi vAemi. narody. Je na ease aby se lidstvo umou !

John Staa, Nazdar! ) e e itad 92 Fort Worth Bratki a sestry.

Pripominam te priSti schtize kadova bude se konat dne 14. kijna poelnaje o 2 hodinach odpoledne.

Jest nutno aby se elenstvo zrieastnilo ye veikem pc:seta. BM. se konec roku a nutno se pkipravovat jak ne j lepe zo,poeft Novy rok 1963.

Zaleti na nas v'Sech abychom se starali pospolu o to naSi velkou krasnou spolkovou budovu, ktera nam vSem pastejnYm dilem a ne jenom pant rikednikrim. — Neni do voleb radovYch daleko a proto kdo neni spokojen jak se to ted' vede tak at' se sam prihlasi aneb nekoho jineho navrhne kterY by nas rad lepe vedl, a abychomsli lepe vstric dneAni generaci.

NaSe mile sestry jsou jak obyeejne tadanY aby prinesyi rrizne ty dobroty k spoleene svaeine po schtizi.

Nate oslava 24. vYroei se velice nevydahla, byla nas jen hrstka pritomna, alestejne jsme se dobte pobavili a i jidla bylo at nadbytek pro nas, pro hoste a jejich pkatele.

Takove schrize by se men po •adat east ji se lepe poznavali a se VSem nemocnYm prejem brzke uzdraveni.

8 pozdravern Joseph Be6an, dopisovatel ) — Pokrok Houston Cislo 88 Sestry a bratri: Musim zaeit slovy: Dekujeme! Tisice Pomohli jste nam, te jsme uskuteenili, co jsme chteli. jste a Mil jse naSemu i'ddu patnact tisic dola• rti, takte mitteme zaplatit hotovymi penezi za jeclenact akrii pozemku, co jsme koupili pied dvema tydny. Ukazalo to, te naAi eleni — a take eleni od /latedovedou pracovat r9ch jinYch Pada spoleene.

VaAe finaeni pomoc byla tak neoeekavana a rychla, te je pravda, co kdysi je-den 'den pravil: "Spolek SPJST je obr, kterY se je gte neprobudil. At se jednou pohne, uvidite tazraky." My u kadu Pokrok Houstonu citime, te se zaeiname probirat z nag diimoty, motna, te to byl dosti tyrdY a dloulay spanek.

VtSTNiK

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ye stredti, dne 10. Puna 1962

Neni nic tak prijemneho jako kdyt elavek ma na starosti nevdeenk rikol, aby posbiral dohromady velikou sumu penez od lidi, kteki vedi, te nemu.seji nic dat, kdyt by nechteli, te prijoky jsou dobrovolne, Ale kdyt Olovek slySi uznani od stareho elena, kterY nechteli, ze prijeky jsou dobrovol-ne. Ale kdyt elovek si uznani od starehe elena, ktery je ut nekolik rokti na odpoeinku, tak to patepravil: "V mem stati a postaveni nemam tadne velike rispory, ale pomohu kadu, kolik se nine dd." Jak ma 0 Spolku cis 9 SVFS Fort Worth elovek podekovat net jenom jednim sioSestry a brtri: 'vem "Dekuji", potom se obratit, aby ten Nat spolek Oslo 9 ye Forth Worth budrunk nevidel, jak nine to dojalo, at byde konat svoji podzimni schrizi 21. kijna lo treba vytahnout kapesnik a utrit si v sini Sokola o 2:30 odpoledne a jste oci. vSlehni zvani se sUeastnit. Dude volba Tedy jette jednou "Tisice dike vain arednikii a delegatti do priStiho sjezdu. vSe-m, A nezapomerite ptijit do radove Po schrizi bude spoleena sVaeina a naschaze, ktera bude tento patek veeer, Se mile sestry jsou tadarie aby zas ne12. tijna, v osm veeer. Ve schnzi budou jakkin peeivem prispeli co motuo. 0 maeteny vSechny nove veci, ktere se nam so a chleb se postara naSe odboeka. -v techto dvou tYtinech podarily usku- Posledni schnze v eervenci se velice pateenit. Ptijd'te je vyslechnout. Prijd' ne vydarila. Bylo nas pies 300 a -t?' ''em te, , abyste zvedeli, kdo vSechno nam tern dodrYm sestram co v kuchyne prapomolal. covali, velice dekujem.

S bratrskym pozdravein Jak jit bylo ye Vestniku zdeleno, temLouis Harms rela nam mild eleakyne jai. Josefina preciseda finaneniho vYboru Miteff due 14. zari. Nemela rodinu ale ) hodne pratel. Patrila do natich spolkri zde a prejeme ji lehlte odpoeinuti a kralovstvi Batt. Pojedeme nekam na vYlet a proto piSi clriv o te flak schtiV naSi tiskarne miuly t9den nas zi, abyste nezapomneli a jiste se dostavSIevou poteS1.1, bratr Bukovjan, Voleik, Ooeek, Helona a na sve ceste do zapad- vili. niho Texasu mankle J. Richlikovi z VSem Vain preji dobre zdravi a nose Wheelock. Dale etenat bratr Marek, bra- mu bratru redaktorovi a jell() &nuke tr VanZura a dp. larar W.•Pechal z Ab- z ylaSt, aby nezapomnel a niuzno-li tet bott. — Za vzpominku a listek dokuje- do to nail schrizi dne 21. kijna dojel. -me manZeltim A. TirkovSim z Grapevine Vam mile sestry jeSte jednou pripomia sestre Stanovske z Galveston. — nam, netapoinente na zakusky a prijd'te. nas.

S pozdravem jsem Anna Korteff vyhosten z Italie 0 Vudce protidegullovskeho odporu, by Houston, Texas val3i dvojnasobn3i ministerskSi pPedsetta Francie a sedm krat ministr zahrani- Drazi bratki a sestry.

Pro nemoe jit jsem mezi Vanll derSi rozkaz ei, George Bidault by ske vlady vystehovan z Italie. Prekro- dobu nebyla , ale dnes jdu Vas naVStivit eil rakouske hranice a priSti misto po- a zdelit, ze v srnnu jsem jela s dcerou navaivit rodinu pani Rossi Macek. Sjeli bytu udal — Bavarsko. se vMchni u syna jejiho Karla a Elli )0 Mackov9ch v Rosenberg. — Bylo nas Sjezd Galliove rodiny Rodina Galilova bude konat droeni tarn celkem v jejich velkem dome 18 a spezd rodiny dne 14. rijna, t.j. v nedeli hezky jsme se bavili. — Radi uslykli v Hallettsville City Recreation Halt. s nail cesty po eeskoslovensku. — RoKaalk kdo spiznen s touto rodinou jest sie Macek a jeji dve decry Ella a Albina a. syn Jaroslav bydieji pohromade a active zvan se srieastnit. decry pracuji v Courthouse v Richmond.

A criticism sometimes does an' in- Syn Jaroslav opatrule maminku ktera je dividual more good than a compliment. delSi eas jit nemocna a nenitite nic delat, tak te syn vede celmi domacnost Most men judge their fellow-man by a mute i uchystat abed, tak te jeho the way he accpts them and their ideas. sestry kdyt pkijdou k obedu maji jej

Nas'e niivitevy

Ve stkedu, dne 10. tijna 1.962 uchystany. Pani Mackovou ptieel navetivit jeji nejstarei syn Frank z Temple s jeho rodinou a pak ji pro-Mama. dcera Virginia ptijela s celou rodinou a Kyle Shenkit z Pasadena, Texas. — Pani Rosie Macek je jit nekolik let vdovou a nyni navtdy ji opustil tet jeji bratr Frank Hejtmanek 'kterY bydel v Palados. -- V Oeskoslovensku ma sestru vdovu Mari! Fojtik v Lanthote. kuji pani Mackove a cele jeji rodine za chutne pohoeteni. — Rosie Mackova je sestra meho evagra Joe Hejtmanka, kterY mel moji sestru, ale take jit oba otipoeivaji na veenosti.

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VESTNiK -- WEST, TE. Od facto Tioga Oslo 4 Bratti a sestry!

Pkieti schilze tadu Tioga 'Oslo 5 v Grayson Co., se bude konat v nedeli dne 14. tijna (Oct. the 14th) odpoledne o 2 hotlinath.

Nate mile sestry jsou zdvotile tadane, aby ptinesly si pro rodinu. "Basket Lunch" kterY se ptichysta po schnzi. — TeZ si ptineste sebou Dominoes a 'karty abychom se po schtizi spoleene se pobavili v ptatelskem krouZku. Na shledaSestra Lorene Schroeder, nou Ta.j emnice ) 0(

itad Fort Worth 154 Bratri a sestry: Nate pravidelna schtze bude se konat 14. tijna v necteli odpoledne y e 3 hodiny v sini Sokola, tak nezapomente elenove a pratele na schuzi. Doufam te se vas hodne dostavi.

Mary ITale S pozdravem 0 (

Zclarila schrizka rodiny Pavlasu V nedeli 30. sat! sjely se rodiny Paviasa ku spoleene besede na Cottonwood by se v kruhu rodinnein poteeily a si pobesedovaly byly to tyto rodiny zdejei mantele: Jim Kocian, Emil Vybiral, Anton Pavlas, Frank Pavlas, Albin Pavlas, Victor Pavlas, pi. Mary Pavlas, Louis Kazda s rodinou, John Beseda s rodinou, George Smajstrla s rodinou, Richard Illavenka s dceruekou, John Pibil s rodinou, John Slovak s dceruekou, Robert Skrapa s rodinou, Jim Holeeek, Rudy Vybjral s rodinou, Ernest Vybiral s rodinou, Raymond Vybiral, Cralie Pavlas s rodinouVictor Pavlas s rodinou, Alvin Pavlas, Freddie Pavlas.

Rad Karel Havlieek Zislo 4 Hallettsville, Texas 'Sestry a bratti: Nag tad Oslo 4 bude konat svoji pravidelnou schuzi dne 14. tijna t. j. druhou nedeli v tijnu a nate elenstvo jest fictive k 'least zvane. — Prived'te i sve pratele, budeme oslavovat narozeniny natich Clem s spoleenou svaeinou a nate mile sestry jsou Zridane prinesti si dosti jidla pro svoji rodinu a hosty. — Tet nezapomerite ze se zde u nas bude Vzdalenejei hoste byly tyto rodiny: konat distriktni schrize 6. okrsku dne Mantele E. J. Pavlas s rodinou, Waco, 4. listopadu, a kaZdeho zveme k rieasti. Felix Pavlas z Corpus Christi, Felix PaLinda Mikush vlas Jr. s rodinou z Corpus Christi, Luis 10C Vron z Charlotte, Texas, Albert Vron z Taft Texas Charlotte, Texas, Anton Vron ze .San Antonio, Texas Felix Kelensky s rodiV srpnu jsen1 .byla opatrovat sestru Ctend redakce, mile sestry a bratri. nou z Corpus Christi.

Pit! jen par radkri z nateho Taft.

Anii Juren 891eta, ktera j.iz del gl gas leTimto dopisem davarn na vedomi 21 nemocna a dcery Elli Adlong. Sice TeZ hostem byl p. Robert Cervenka z tadneho nepozna a museji ji krmit neb yeem elenum ze nas SokolskST piknik bu- West. Veeer byla toneeni zabava sama. by se nenajedla a tak s ni maji de se konat dne 21. fijna, fizne hudbe Viktora Pavlase na kterou Tedy Vas tadame abyste se ve velkem bylo pozvano mnoho ptatel a Clem' tamot prate, ale te pry si ji obstaraji do posledni chvile. — Oasto jim vypomaha, poetu •dostavili a Vas sestry zdvokile du Oslo 6 ke kteremu veteina rodiny netet Estella Vojtek. — Ello Syptak byl dame abyste laskave pkispeli do kuchy- Pavlasti patti. v nemocnici v Houston ale snad ut zas ne.

Slibila jsem, te trochu popiei nagi Zabava byla vesela a i jsme si zazpichodi. cestu do Olmito u Brownsville, Texas. valy. Dekujem rodine Pavinsil za poRada bych se jela podivat do naeeho Vyjeli jsme okolo 6 hodine ranni dne zvani.

Rest Home v Taylor neb na ten Domov 22. zati. Staveli jsme se v Ingleside pro nemohu zapomenout. Ani na Vas pane pan! Newberry, ktera, je sestra, pani LeHoeek a Vati pani jak jste nas to na- gerove ke kter3im jsme jeli. Nate cesta vetevovali a vtdy nee° dobreho ptinesli. 'ores Corpus Christi, Kingsville, RayJeete dnes citim v astech to eokoladovou mondville, Harlingen at do Almito bykendu co jste 'donesli a je§te dnes Vam la prijemna. Blizko jejich domova je dekuji za ty darky. — Zdravim veecky "Lake" a milj mut ihned po odpoeinku Laskave si poveimnete oznameni ye ty statieky a stakenky tam a i pana sel rybatit. Nemel veak tadnY- upsech spravce Troubila a jeho pani. — Pak da- v nedeli chytil 2 menei "catfish". My kterem jsou rodiee i student! upozorle ter statenku Mokrou, Ela Schiller, jsme lel! do kostela ze synovcem pi. neni, 2e se na Statni Universite v Bess! S ‘ eznieek, pi. Najvarovou, Meree- Newberry do Brownsville. V ooledne nas stine dosud vyueuje 'Ceske keel. — Inkovou, Oervenkovou, a staro gkove, Mo- eekal dobrY °bed kterY mezitim pi. Le- structorem jest pan Ludek Kozlik. — ravek, Volf, Le gikar, Simeik, Vaneeek a gerova ptipravila. Cesta se pekne yyda- Prihlatka Vakho syna neb dcery -do kursu eeetiny pomohou udrteti tento od. prosim napiete par slov do Vestniku. — kila.

Mnoho zdaru pfeje rebor naddle.

Necht' veechny co jsou nemocne a zarVage S pozdravem daktor.

Agnes Elsner Bren moucene, — Potee WM. — to plati i pro ) 0' ( 3 0 ( nemocne v na gem Rest Home.

Photographs mailed to the editor DULEkTE UPOZORNENi WILL NOT BE RETURNED to the sender Vgem i tern ktere jsem opomela jmeRdyi piAete IIlavni tiiadovne v Temple novat plati mtij srdeenY pozdray. prosim pozmente adresu na P. 0. Box 100 unless return posta g e is enclosed. There is no exception to this rule.

Vera Stefka Temple, Texas.

Tet i nahe opustili tti drahe pfiteiky zde a sice, Terezie Mikeskova, ktera ptebYvala s dcerou y e Victorii, dale pak Rozi Mikeska-Truksova, ktera mela syttj domov u syna a snachy Josef Mikeska na. Guy a ktera byla mnoho let spolkoyou SPJST pracovnici. Tam na Guy ji jeji rodin y mot dobte do posledka opatrovali. — Jeji prvni mantel Joe Mikeska pochazel ze Zadvetic, kde z kostela byly sebrane a uschovane za valky ty velke zvony. Ale ji2 zas na ne zvoni a slyeeta jsem je jak jsem tam byla s dcerou na naveteve. — Tteti ptitelkyne byla sestra Gajevska z Orchard mantelka dopisovatele do ruznYch easopisti. Veem preji yeenY nair a klidnY spanek.

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Ze sveta kritce Atentatniei zateeni etyri pachatele posledniho atentatu na presidenta De Gaullea byli ji zateeni.

Hlavni vySetrovani je vedeno v tom smeru, aby se presne zjistilo, kdo jim dal rozkaz k zavraZdeni presidenta Francie.

ES TNIK — WEST. TEXAS

hodla, zmenit dosavadni velmi volne zakony o pripustnosti umelYch potratti.

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Casy se mini ‘, Ve SpojenYch statech mizi z novin inseraty "Prijmu jakoukoliv praci. . ."

Tento typ pracovniku je proste ne•adouci a inserenti nedostava j i na svoje nabidky odpovedi. Znaene se z y YSil zajem o odborniky a to v jakemkoliv oboru.

Nedostatek ueitehl v Anglii Nejneinnejk inserce je ta, kde Zadatel Anglicke ministerstvo Skolstvi poladapresne uda typ prate, kterou dokonale olo kanadske university o pomoc v adzvlada, a mile zastat. ce velkeho nedostatku ueitelii v • • "Kvalifikovani Kanacrane budou pfivitani s otevrenou naruei. Ueitelstvo poSnad to pomiiie trebujeme velmi nutne!" prozrazuje taRakouska vla,da vydala zakon, podle to prosba o pomoc. 8koleni jednoho u- nehoZ kahlY, kdo se priblili polaru na eitele stoji anglickou vladu 3000 dolard. vzdalenost menk ne2 500 yardil, V roce 1960 ze 17.000 , ueitelek odeko 16.- bYt trestan pokutou al do 1.200 dola.000 po provdani se. Ztrata techto sil je ril. Stalo se to proto, Ze pli poslednim temef nenahraditelna,. polaru y e vesnici Stroheim nakupili se • • neeinni divaci kolem polaru tak, e znemoZnili hasieiim jakekoliv zachrane praNapjeti mezi Tureckem a Bulharskem ce a eels vesnice lehla popelem.

TureckY ministr zahranik hrozi Bulharsku pferuSenim . diplomatickYch st y Australie Hledd, pracovni sily . poruSovani men--kn.Prieoujhrbe Trojelenna mise australske vlady priSinovYch pray Turku se strany bulbarjela do Anglie, kde ma najmout nejrneskYch firadt.

• • ne 1.000 odbodnikii. Jedna se hlavne o elekrtikare, mechaniky a ocelarske delNeiadouci nisledky KanadsKe ministerstvo zdravotnictvi nictvo.

• prozradilo,‘ge se v Kanade nebezpeene zvYSilo procento radioaktivity nasledkem Krajan, sochak Vlach zemiel v Paiiii poslednich sovetskYch atomovS7ch pokuPi'dtele a znami krajana sochare v Pasu. rik. Jana Vlacha. jiste prekvapi zprava, • • Ze bratr Vlach ji2 neni mezi ZivYrni. Byl Novy" krevni objet pohrben v Parili 26. eervence zu velike Sovetske ministerstvo zdravotnictvi deasti krajanii a francouzskYch pratel. prozradilo, e pokusy vyukt krev zemre- Zemkel nahle ranen mrtvici o 9. hod. lYch osob k fieelfim transfuse setkaly se rano 23. eervence, kdy2 jeSte o 8. hodine s fispechem. Jedna z moskevskYch nekoupit mleko. Po prichodu donni nemocnic, kde jsou soustkedeny hlavne pii- citil se ;clobte, jeho manZelka zavolala pady prvni pomoci, j i celY rok pracuje lekafT, kterY mu: dal mortiovou injekpouze z krvi zemkelYch. Za jediny rok ci, ale za pül hodiny byl mrtev — v bylo vyukto asi dye tuny teto krve. Od- muZnem veku 58 let. e • eerpani krve z tela zemf.eleho musi bYt Praisky. rozhlas uCI eegtine provedeno mezi pül hodinou a jednou hodinou od chvile Z Prahy zaznel tento hlas: 7 • • Mill pratele!

Poeet obeti dosud nezminik Pro vas i pro yak dOti, abyste si 0Poeet obeli iranskeho zemetreseni neeeskY jazyk modernimi vyrazy, ni dosud presne stanoven. Posledni hla- pripravil 6eskoslovenskSr rozhlas Kurs Seni mluvi o 10.000 mrtyYch, 18,000 ra- 6e g tiny pro anglicky hovorici poslucha.ee nenYch a 30.000 bez strechy nad hlavou. zaeinaje dne 7. tijna 1962.

V zachramich pracech se horeenate poPro Severni Ameriku: kraeuje. Pomoc Iranu ptichazi ze .17"ech V nedeli — 6:30 p. m. E.S.T. Na kratkovinnYch pdsmech 25, 31, koutil sveta. Kanadska, pomoc je denne dopravovana do Iranu leteckou ces- 41 m. tou.

Ve stfedu — 11:00 p. rn. EST. • • Na kratkovinnYch pasmech 25, 31, a Pokles porodii v SSSR 41 m.

Za minulS7* rok bylo v So y. svazu o etvrt TeZ mdZete poslat pro studijni bromilionO poroclii merle' ne v pi'edeSlYch airu a j. informace. NapiSte: Language Lessons, Radio Prague, Czechoslovakia. letech. Vlada se nad tim pozastavuie

Ve stredu, One 10. rijna 1962 iadaji opravu neelanie Statni ueebni komise v Austinu byla polaciana o zavrzeni tii hospoddiskYch Skolnich ueebnic jeliko2 v techto je mnoho propagandy proti solikromemu podnikani zatim co je vyvySovano federalui vlastnictvi. 0 zavrzeni techto ueebnic dddali zastupci obehodnikii, sdruZeni rodieil Skolakii z okresu. V udebnicich oznaeenYch za, zavadne sniZuje se americkY system ziska z prate a obcnodu a chvali se federalni kontrola podnikani j ako by americk' lid nebyl schopen rozhodovat co je pro nej dobre nebo Spatne, teem) koniisi, ktera rohod.nuti odloZila na 5. kijna. ) (

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Divei Roman Pokradovani "VidiS; matinko, mam pe ynou snahu, zapominati pro jine na sebe, jak ty to einiS, ale nekdy nemohu p •ernoci sve sobectvi a zlobim se pak proto sarna na sober "Nu, vSak ty mi to zase jindy yynahradi!" rekla laskave pani Doubrayska a vstala.

"Piej6= si, bych sla s tebou, matinko?" tazala se divka„ ale v hlase jejim chvela se touha, aby zde smela jeSte pobyti.

"Nikoliv, uOij jen jeSle nekolik tech chvil podle sve libosti ja zatim vyrovnava svtlj neet s pani Slavici," Rri2enka osamela. ZanaySlene rozhli2e1a •se po tipytive hlacilne voclni, ponurem, ac jen zdarilive, Krku, nebot' dozvedela se teprve tyto dny, 2e obyvate10 Svate Jeleny maji tarn sve polieka, 2e je tarn lep§i pinta ne2 na zdejSich holYch, kamenitYch stramch. Proto• bylo pri cest y k Svate jetene take kratke mold a k nemu pripevneno nekollk lodieek, v nich majitele svou, skromnou ft-rod-it po voile ze vzclaleneho ostrova doya2eli a pak .na s y Ych bedrech je‘Ste nahorn do rodne visky odnosili. Jeliko2 bylo mold svatoielenske znaene odtud vzcialeno, nespatrila Rii2enka. nikdy to zajimave preyakni.

Vzpornnela si na to tete chvile a zarorzelo ji, 2e to ji2 neuvidi a soueasne politovala chude zdejSi obyvatele kteli tak teOce a innorne nisi clobYvati trodin nrody.

A znova vratila se k my glence, je2 drive ji napadla, kdy2 sledovala bile, jemne btebeny drobnych yin na ttpytne plok vodni. Ano, s7 7et se usmival s touk libeznosti jako yeera a jindy, slunce zatilo a plalo s nezteneenou milosti i za hrozneho ne'Stesti, ktere tak rienadale prikvapilo, aby si vy2fidato snail J. iniliony nevinnych obeti.

Obvykle kouzlo, ktere to mladou divku obyeejne uchvatilo, nedostavilo se ani ted'. Nebylo mono privolati onu berstarostnost, ktera prave byla, podminkou onoho sladkeho ynirnani.

ZamyMene pohrala si dnes lasturkami a clrobnYrni mramoro yYmi oblazky a predsta yovala si v duchu, jak asi doma prijata byla ona hrozna zvest; tatinek 2e ma, asi nzkost one, jak se nyni dostanon domn. I na Zizku yzpomnela a jeho postedni kratiekv rozhovor s ni

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pied odjezdem. Mluvil tehdy, jako by byl dieku ke skalisku, z ktereho2to improvisovaneho mola dostaly se obe, At'astnYmi jii neco tuSil. Co ten tomu, asi tika?

Zda-li pak se strYc Jindrich jeSte iskoky, do podeztele se Ikym'acejiciho pied hrilzou tou zachranil? 0, ke2 by plavidla.

Za jinYch okolnosti zajiste by si netomu bylo tak Rti2enka sepjala yroucne byla pani Helena nikdy v barku sedta, ruce a zrak jeji zaletel k nebi.

A jak pak •asi prijal tu zpra yu Jaro- nebot' plavidlo to zdalo se ji v2dy velila? V duchu videla maldeho inknYra ce nebezpeenYm a chatrnym, ale dnes yysokeho, SAihleho, stati na perone na- ani nevzpomnela na nejake nebezpeei dra2nim se smeknutYm kloboukem v ru- a jen tonkbne patrala k cirkvenickemu se a pohliZejiciho na ni s takovYm zvla- molu, k nernu2 se ji2 v dalce od Senje U.-1nm vYrazem v oe,ich, jak v `nick do- blizil parnik. rikdy pied tim nespatrila.

Batik& zablral mocnYmi narazy yeHelena nenalezala nikde klidu. sel a snail se, co mand nejzdatneji, zaUrovnavM zaleOitost pene2ni, vratila se slon2iti si bohatou odmenu, ji2 mu paopet na pobte21 a zde usedla chvilen- ni Doubray ska vtiskia do tvrcle dlane, ale ku na lavieku, kam za ni Rt2enka pri- ji se pies to zdalo, 2e kovabka se plia spechala; ale za chvili °pet si yzpomne- zvolna jako hlemY2d". la, ze musi veci, kterYch je§te do zitra Riaenka rnavala zpet na. rozlotteenou k potrebuji, polo2iti na jedno mist°, aby Zelengaji, odkucl2 volano za nimi ptani rano .nebylo ji2 velkeho hledani.

A'astne cesty.

Litovala skoro, 2e se neohodlala pauParnik zarazil ji2 u mola a inagich 2iti parniku odpoledniho, jen2 z Cir- cestovatelek zmocnilo se horeene napekvenice odji2del o pul kste, nee° ji sta,-: ti, •clostihnou-li jeSle mola, ne2 zahoukle nakptavalo, 2e bylo nemistno odkla- rie shena. dati cestu a2 do zittejSiho rana.

Vzdalenost mezi molem a barkou zdanAle koneene se riklidnila a od live neubYvala. dne pa s yaeine usedla °pet s RtiZenkou Rti2enka, zavadivS1 pohledem o bledou pani Slavici na sedatko na nabre2i k tvat mateinu, spattila to chvile vesta, na poslednimu dYchanku, jak se mlada div- dne lod'ky. Jeliko2 umela veslovati, ryka 2erto yne vyjadri.la. chle je za usmivaveho ptikyvo yani. barZa nedlouho se u nich zastavily dye kale zavlekla, a jala se vydatnYmi rozkolemjdouci clamy a v hovoru, kterY o- machy vesel let barky poclporovati. vkm hned se obratil k nejnovej gi uda- Vzpomnela si pti tom, jak je nekdy v losti — valce, zminily se o zprave v no- 21vote tteba i maliekosti, na ni2 jsme si vinach, 2e dvacatYmosmYm eervencem zvykli pohlikti jen jako na zabavu a poeinaje bade VSecka doprava °bean- sport. KdeO by ji bylo napadlo, kdy2 se skych osob na drahach v cele doma na plovarne projiOdela. na "marukna. nasku", na nejO se mohl odvaiti jen "My tu ovkm poekame, az bude zase dobry plavec, 2e se vesel chopi nekdy zahajena! Nezale2i nam na torn, pro- take za jinYch dokolnosti, ne2 jen pro • cilime-li tu dole. . ." pobaveni.

"Ale my — musime domn!" vzktikla Barka se nalezala jiz zcela blizouelo skoro pani Doubra yska a ji2 kYvala sveho elle, kdy2 se ozvala sirena, a par-vecka, vzruSena na rybarskeho hocha, nik odrazil ad mola. jenO, kolem sel, aby . clebehl k molu vily Pani Doubrayska zbledla. jegte vice, Temple pro barkate, jen2 je clovezti mel Ril2enka. volala 1 barkat ktieel, co hrdlo k molu cirkvenickemu, kam2 by ji2 pe'Sky mel. nebyly doily yeas.

Neptestal veslovati a Rn2enka mu vyS nevylieitelnYm spechem prevlekly se Helena s Rti2enkou na cestu, slo- datne pomahala, aekoli nevedela, k jaOily rychle ostatni veci do koSti, ktere keam neelu tak eini, v domneni, 2e nyni RtiOenka opatrila adresou, zatim co jiz sotva je parnik ptijme. rnatka je zavirala.

Zile ovkm pokladali volani za poPani Slavice, ktera jim rychle na cestu zdravy, jima se obvykie z elunti a lodivarila nekolik vajec, slibila obstarati ji2 eek parniktun jasalo vstfic, coil v teto odeslani koStit. valne dobe pdkladal zajiste kahlY ceR,ueni vaky byly zahy pripraveny a stujici na parniku za nesmistne, nenetr y alo snacl ani pfd hodiny a obe sta.- bot' ani jedinY neotelfrel fist a nepoly ji2 na brehu, eekajice netrpelive na zvedl gateeku k nozdravne advete. bliOiciho se barkate.

Tezka tiseli fr011a kahlemu hrud' a neVe spechu rozloueily se s ostatnimi obyvateli vily, Rn2enka tesklivYm pohle- bylo ani pomy'Sleni na laujarou radost a dem rozhledla se jeSle jednou po milem veseli, a jiste se ozvala i zavist, ze mo2tichem ntrilku a ji2 ptirazil barkat lo- no tem Wastnym v lodiece pohlikti s

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lehkYin srdcem temne budoucnosti vstiic.

Ale koneene poznali na lodi, 2e nejsou vYktiky radostnYch pozdravil, ale nzkosti a prosby. Barka, nedba,je rozjeteho parniku, zamiril k nemu mocnYmi rozmachy vesel, take v nekolika vtetinach pkiletelo lehke plavidlo a2 k nemu a za,razilo bodes do jeho boku.

"Gospodo kapitano!" vzktikl znova barkat tutim hlasem a tentokrat ov'Sem kapitan, spattiv vaky v lodiece, bez dalsiho pochopil, zavelel edsi kratce a ji2 parnik stanul.

Plaveici spustili mustek, klekli nun a a di-Zee se jednou rukou zabradli, sklonili se dole k lod'ce a pomohli damain vy'Svihnouti se nahoru. Zatim barkar nahazel jejich vaky a plate na palubu a ji2 zase intstek yyzvednut, barkat odrazil svou lod'ku, stahnul fista k girokemu iismevu, utiral si rukou spocene eel° a klanel se vdeene nahoru na lod', jsa At'asten, 2e se mu piece podatilo Stedre damy dopraviti na parnik.

Za chvili plula ji2 "Lika" kolem btehu, nad nim2 zelenal se malt', piniovY lesik a belela se vila "Zelengaj". VOichni jeji obyvatele stall na btehu a mavali ociji2dejicim posledni pozdravy.

Helena ani Raenka nemohly vOak rozeznati osoby, adkoliv se jim vzdalenost od btehu zdala zcela nepatrna, ale pi-es to zamavaly rovne2 svYmi kapesnieky na rozloueeou Zelengaj, Svate Jelene ye vysi, tichemu pobre2i a celemu kraji; kde pro2ily mile, krasne chvile tichehd povzneseni a mnohYch nezapomenutelnych poZitkti.

Dlouho, dlouho pohli2ely jeRe zpet, poked bylo videti bilY domek na pobteZi, jenZ se stale vic a vice men gil, az zanikl docela.

Obe si hluboce povzdechly, vzpominajice radostneho piijezdu sveho v tato mista, kde kray ptirodni povznesly je k Bohu bli2 a odkud s fizkosti a 2alern o sve drahe doina prchaji a tou21 miti aby ji2 ji2 octnouti se mohly tam, kam je stisnena touha pohani.

Iv Klieeni dalS1 cesty nagich poplagenYch holubic, nestaeila by ani polovina teto knihy, a ,ie2to vyjevy, jichz byly svedkynemi, byly vetginou smutne a srdce rozdirajici, nechci jimi rozrugovati clue Pokraeovani 1

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Wednesday, October 10, 1962

Youths Corner

Koutek mlideie u011.1E

LET'S LIMN CZECH

SE LEST

TRICATA SEDMA

THIRTY SEVENTH LESSON

ULOHA

Male deiree je gikOvne.

The little girl is clever.

Nage ka,ra je nova.

Our car is a new one

Sleena Cerny ma nove pero.

Miss Cerny has a new pen.

'Ona pige svoji filohu.

She writes her lesson.

Anna a Jan maji kotItka.

Anna and John have kittens.

Vacliv a Will maji jablka.

Wesley and Will have apples.

My mame nagi vlastni karu.

We've got our own car.

Jejich okno je zavfene..

Their !Window is shut.

Vilem a Marie jsou gt'astni.

William and Mary are happy.

Oni maji novou dcerugku.

They have a new girl.

Ona se narodila dnes rano.

She was born this morning.

Pani Novakove syn je gikovnk.

Mrs. Novak's Son is clever.

On jest v tieti OW.

He is in the third grade.

Stupeii.

Grade.

gikovnk.

Clever.

Sekyra (na maso).

Cleaver.

Jasnk.

Clear.

Narorzen.

Born.

Vlastni.

Own.

Bolest.

Pain'

Bolestnk,

Painful.

Bezbolestnk.

Painless

Barva.

Paint.

Natirae.

Painter,

Hrdk.

x'roud.

Dokazati nee°,

To prove -something,

Ohraditi se.

To protest.

Ridiculous.

Smartt. }Declame eerstvk vzduch v lets a mncizi se mu vyhYbaji v zime. To neni spra y Dear Students: — Replying to the ques- yourselve using words from previous lesj e stale, ye-ne.Crstvkzduchsepotbu tion, we bring you a few short sentenses sons. Try it. Learning is fun. Good Luck. that you should be able to form by dne v noci, a v lete a v zime.

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A TRIDA D: 15ti splatkova dolivotni. Pint obnos poj gteni se vyplati v pfipadu na:si SPJST pojistek rfiznSreh VYber umrts od veku jednoho roku. yyberte si die potieby TAiDA E: lOti splatkova daivotni. Pint TRIDA W: Splatkova do 85ti let, do2iobnos pojiSteni se vyplati v pfipadu votni umrts od veku jednoho roku Tfi;IDA PR: P •ednostni do'Zivotni TARIDA F: 5ti leta nadadni phak obnos TRIDA C: 20ti splatkova, doNvotn1. Popoji§teni se vyplati v pfipadu platky se plati pouze 20 let od veku jednoho roku TRIDA D: 15ti splatkova, doNvotni. Po- TRIDA G: 20ti leta nadadni, pink obnos platky se plati pouze 15 let se vyplati v pfipadu Umrti od veku TRIDA E: lOti splatkova, dcilivotni. Pojednoho roku platky se plati pouze 10 let TRIDA H: Nadadni ye 65ti let. Pink obTftida F: 15t1 leta nadaeni. Obnos cernos pojiSteni se vyplati v pfipadu tifikatu jest vyplacen za 15 let.

Umrti ad veku jednoho roku TRIDA G: 2Oti leta nadaeni. Obnos TRIDA 20ti splatkova, nadadni v 60t1 certifikatu jest vyplacen za 20 let. letech. PlnY obnos pojts- teni se vyTktDA H: Nadaeni v 65ti letech. Olen plati v pfipadu innrti od veku jed• plati poplatky al do 65t1 let. noho roku TRIDA I: 20ti splatkova, nadaeni v 60ti TRIDA J. E. Nadae"ni v dosaZeni 13 let, letech pinY obnos pojilteni se vyplati v pfiTRIDA K: Splatkova do 65ti let, doilpade Multi od veku jednollo roku votni TRIDA K: Splatkova do 65 let, doZivotni. — PlnY obnos pojiAteni se vyplati TRIDA L: Dvoinasobne urazove poji gtev pfipadu umrti od veku jednoho ni (Double Indemnity) roku TRIDA M: Pensijni pojistka. Po dosaleDvojnasobne firazove pojtateTRIDA ni 65 rokft staki Men dostava meni (Double Indemnity) sioni pfijem clokud M y. Zemte-li TRIDA M: Pensijni pojistku. Po dosateni 65 rokft stars, Glen dostava mesieplied 75 lety staff, dedici dostanou ni prijem do '75 “Troei narozenin Memesieni plijem do 75 vIroei narozena. PlnY obnos pojisteni se vyplati • nin elena pfipadu innrti ed veku jednoho roku Tri,IDA MC: 2Oti leta upisova ochrana PAYOR INSURANCE: Jednota poskytac ktera se roene zmenguje, je clenum platicim poplatky na detske certifikaty to rThodu ochrany, TRIDA MX: lOti leta upisova ochrana ze v padu 'bine nem(Anosti 'lastedktera se rozne zmen§uje kern nemoci aneb poraneni aneb V TrltDA ML: 25ti leta upisova oehrana padu timrti platiciho, poplatky na • ktera se mane' zmenAuje. ten cletski:r certifikat budou samotDA MD: 30ti leta upisova ochrana dinne zaplaceny.

Respectfully, ktera se roene zmenAuje • Joe B. Hejny TRIDA 5T: 5ti leta lhutni. Obnovitelna ) 0 46 (-a zmenitelna.

Keeping machinery will oiled results in Titf.DA 10T: lOti leta lhutni. Obnovitelna, less noise. This is not true with hua zmenitelna mans.

• • TRIDA 20T: 2Oti 'eta lhutni. Zmenitelna • • The easiest way to see America first is to keep on buying the new postage V DETsititm ODDELENt stamps.

• • TRIDA JT: Daasne pojiStent do 16 let ktere se mate zmeniti na kterekoAll young men have lots of energy, liv jine pojiAteni kdykoliv net do- but much of it is MISS-directed. saline 16 let sveho van,

Wednesday, October 10, 1962

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

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

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

Postmaster: Please Send Form 3579 With Undeliverable Copies to SUPREME LODGE SPJST, P.O. Box 100, TEMPLE, TEX.

FROM

THE EDITOR'S DESK The American Federation of Musicians local unit presented some beautiful chamber music of Ceell composers which brought out many a tear of pure pleasure on hearing them.

The songs, dances, athletic presentations received acclaim from the happy admirers.

A Beseda group and athletic presentations were later performed at one of the pavillions, while refreshments, music and visiting ensued after the program at „tbe Band Shell.

There were folks from as far as Oklahoma City, down to the shore of. Texas— Corpus Christi—and all the piaces between. It was a beautiful day of happy reunion of friends and of meeting new friends: one which will remain in our memories a long, long time. In fact, it was the best Czech Day Festival yet.

To the Committeemen and CommitJeewc men, congratulations and thank you for a very pleasant afternoon in your midst.

Report of The National Fraternal Congress C nvention More than 500 delegates, representing )fraternal benefit life insurance societies in the United States and Canada, attended the 76th annual convetion of the National Fraternal Confress of America in New York City, Sept. 23-26. Raymond A. Urbanovsky, Secretary of the Supreme Lodge represented to Slavonic Benevolent Order of the State of Texas as a delegate.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE "I pledge, Allegiance to the Flag of the Presiding over the convention as presi- United States of America and to the dent was Mr. Arthur J. Barrett, Jr., Republic for which it stands. One Nation president of the Woodmen of the World under God, indivisible, with Liberty and of Denver. At the convention's close, of- Justice for all." ficers for the ensuing year were elected and installed. EdnaDugan, St. Paul, Minn., president of the Degree of Hon- clay and the system as a whole. A free ier Protective Association, assumed the interchange of ideas and methods is presidency. Elected vice president was only to benefit each society and the sysMany folks came early so that they conducted. The meetings are held not Mr. Joseph11. Sudimack, Pittsburgh, see the Fair. The Foreign Exhibits treasurer of the Greek Catholic Union of tem, but also to give careful attention to were especially interesting for there were public interest and general acceptance. more of t';em this year. the U.S.A. At the beginning of 1962, societies afThe National Fraternal Congress of The Parade with its many floats, America was organized in 1986 in Wash- filiated with the NFCA :bad more than beautiful beyond description, from. ington, D.C., by representatives of 16 13 billion .dollars of fraternal insurance China, Germany, Japan, I .iypt, India, 'fraternal benefit societies. Today it rep- in force, owned by the members. Assets France, Italy, as well as the ccrimercial resents 103 societies having nearly 10 of the societies totaled $3,225, 367,508 and ones such •as the beer company whose the benefits paid in 1961 alone totaled rare but beautiful span of draT horses million members in 69,842 local lodges. pulled the decorated beer wagons, the Major purposes cof the Congress in- $214,856,984. All together, these societies mother goose characters, etc., e.dded to have paid nearly nine billion dollars in clude the promotion of the general welthat of the colorfully costumed school fare of the fraternal benefit system in benefits to their members. bands which participated, The City of all matters of mutual concern and pubWest had one of the loveliest floats ) 0 ( lic interest. It was also establis oaer to present: A good representation of folks disseminate information to the general from The City of West added to the ocpublic regarding the fraternal benefit casion. system, to render service to members :societies in general and to lend assisTruly it was a day well spent at tile tance to all fraternal benefit societies.

State Fair.

To a standing-room-only crowd the )0( At the annual conventions, problems Program at Gee Czech Day Festival was Photographs mailed to the editor Peetilar to procedures and the system in held Sunday, Oct. 7, at the State Fair )general are discussed and solutions of Texas Hall of State Auditorium was WILL NOT BE RETURNED to the sender sought. To this forum, the various offi- viewed, and enthusiastically applauded unless return postage is enclosed. There cers of the societies bring their ideas by the the full house of Czechs, their be conducted on October 21, 1962. Place is no exception to this rule. for the betterment of the individual descendants and guests.

Czech Day Festival At State Fair of Texas

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IT Es TNix — WEST, TEXAS RECAPITULATION Total insured: 1,219 members Average age 16 years In the Adult Dept. 72.47% JUVENILE DEPARTMENT

COMING SOON! A New Lodge in Texas City

Insured 335 members Amount of insurance $335,000.00 Average age 4 years, 11 months Average certificate $1.000.00 Total insurance $2,287,500.00 Average certificate $1,876.00 In the Juvenile Department 27.35% Fraternally yours, Edward L. 'Hayek )0(

Sister Mary L. Dlabaj, wife of Brother Henry C. Dlabaj of 618 11th St. N., Texas City, Texas, has been appointed as organizer of the new Lodge in Texas City.

A special meeting is being called for October 24, 1962, at 7:30 p.m. at the Captains Room in the Nessler Civic CenPROGRAM ter on 5th Avenue in Texas City.

TO BE HELD AT ELM MOTT HALL This meeting is being called especially LODGE NO. 66, WACO for present SPJST members who now OCTOBER 28, 1962 live in Texas City but belong in lodges which are located too far away to enRegistration starting at 10:00 a.m. able these members to participate in Meeting Called to Order by President meetings, socials, dances, etc. of District No. 3.

We feel assured teat we will have more Welcome by Local Lodge President. new members secured than is required Salute to the Flag by Local Youth to organize a new lodge by the 24th of Recognition of Supreme Officers and October and we certainly invite any Visitors. support your present members may give Roll Call of Ladges us.

Reading 'of Minutes We are looking forward to meeting Adjourn for Lunch -- 12:00 noon. with you on this date and in the meanMeeting Called to Order — 1:30 p.m. time call Mrs. Mary L. Dlabaj, for any information you might need. Her teleProgram — 1:30 p.m. phone nuanber is WI 5-4789.

Correspondence Fraternally yours, Treasurers Report Joe B. Hejny Report of District Officers and Direc0( tors, Organizers and Youth Leader.

Report of Standing Committees.

C ER '1' I F ICATES ISSUED Old Business January 1st, 1962 to September 30th, 1962 New Business PiFtricts Ins. Members Nominating Cornmitee.

No), One $ 221,000.00 130 Selection of Meeting Place for next 98 No. Two 137,500.00 meeting.

583,000.00 No. Three 397 Adjournment.

34 119.500.00 No. Four )0 Ne, Five 276 835,500.00 No. Six 122, 199,500.00 Nu. Seven 162, 191,500.00

District Three Meeting Program

Lodge Correspondents Please Note!

1,219 $2,287,500.00 October 1st., 1962 Fraternally yours, Again we are calling your attention to Joe B. Hejny a postal regulation prohibiting publish0t ing or mentioning in any way items covering any raffles or games of chance.

ADULT DEPARTMENT Insured 884 members Papers containing this information Amount of insurance $1,952,500.00 will be refused admittance to the mails.

Average age 20 years, 3 months Will you therefore, kindly eliminate such Average certificate $2,208,00 from your letters. — Thank

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The Texas Fraternal Congress We have received information from the President, John W. Dimmitt of the Texas Fraternal Congress that the Sixtysecond Annual Convention of the Congress will be held Oct. 18, 19, and 20 at the Stephen F. Austin Hotel in Austin, Texas.

A detailed program of the entire Convention follows.

62nd ANNUAL CONVENTION TEXAS FRATERNAL CONGRESS Wednesday, October 17, 1962 REGISTRATION Mezzanine Floor, Stephen F. Austin Hotel — 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

RECEPTION Sun-Austin Room — Courtesy John W. Dimmitt, FIC & WOW — 7:30 to 9 00 p.m.

Thursday, October 18, 1962 REGISTRATION 8:00 a.m. Mezzanine Floor OPENING SESSION 10:00 a.m. Capitol Room Call to Order — Jim Holman, FIC Gen. Chairman, WOW Presentaion of Colors — Fourth Degree, Presentation of Colors — Fourth Degree Austin General Assembly K of C Faithful Navigator, John Bleaker Pledge of Allegiance Group Singing "The Star Spangled Banner" Mrs. Johnny Barfield, Leader, Mrs. Daniel Smith, Accompanist.

Invocation — Msgr. Edward Matocka, Chancellor Austin Diocese Welcome — Mayor Lester Palmer, City of Austin Greetings from Austin Fraternalist — Wm.. Carssow, President TFC, 1941 Response — John V. Prince, FIC Past President, TFC Roll Call — Louis Engelke, Secretary of TFC Introduction of Officers -- John W. Dimmitt, FIC, President TFC. Movie — "Fraternalism in Action", Sons of Hermann Appointment of Committees — John W. Dimmitt, FIC, President TFC. PROGRAM PAST PRESIDENT'S LUNCHEON 12:00 Noon, East Room Joe Steadhom, Section Pres., B of R T PUBLICITY SECTION 1:30 p.m. — Capitol Room Louis 0. Hosek, Section Pres., SPJST Business Meeting Speaker — Mr. Ed Mazanec, Lodge No. 66, SPJST, Waco, Texas

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National Fraternal Congress Report John W. Dinimitt, CONGRESS BANQUET 7:00 p.m. — Capitol Ball Room John W. Diramitt, FIC Presiding Invocation -- Pastor Ray Schkade, Redeemer Lutheran Church, Austin_ Musical Selections — Mrs. Walter Beglau, SoloiSt, Mrs. Daniel Smith, Accompanist.

Address — Judge Ned Price, Chairman State Board of Insurance Entertainment — Musical Numbers, Drills and. Magic Act. Friday, October 19, 1962 8:30 a.m. Registration Continues GENERAL CONGRESS BUSINESS' 9:30 a.m. — Capitol Room Pledge of Allegiance Invocation — Rev. Seaborn M. Kiker,.

Pastor St. John's Methodist Church, Austin Credentials Committee Report — Carl Thetford, Chairman Report of the President — John W. Dimmitt, FTC Report of the Secretary — Louis Engelke FIC and FIELD SECTION 10:00 a.m. — Capitol Room Emmett Bowers, FIC section Pres., WOW Panel of FIC Speakers Walter Mueller Jr., AAL, Mrs. Ivy J. Eldridge, MWA, Walter Beglau, Luther Broth Address — "TANSTAAFL" — T. E. Newton, FIC V/P and Field Manager, WOW, Omaha, Nebr.

FTC and FIELD SECTION LUNCHEON 12:00 Noon East Room Honored Guest, Raymond Miller, FIC National President FIG Association, W.O.W., Omaha, Nebr.

YOUTH COUNSELORS SECTION 1:30 porn.. — Capitol Room Mrs. Beatrice Miller, Sestion Pres.

Sons of Hermann Address — Fritz Schilo, Grand Pres., Sons of Hermann, San Antonio Business Meeting TOUR STATE INSURANCE BUILDING 3:00 -- Walking distance from Hotel YOUTH BUFFET AND PROGRAM 7:00 p.m. — Capitol Ballroom Mrs. Beatrice Miller, Presiding Musical Numbers -- Jr. Bell Choir, Trinity Lutheran. Church, Austin, Pastor Martin Ramming, Musical

VESTNiK— WEST, TEXAS Director Mr. R. R. Bethke Dance Numbers — Schiloettes and Jr. Schiloettes, Sons of Hermann, San Antonio. Mrs. Dora Gold and Mrs. Dorothy Keck adult leaders Musical Numbers — Marilyn Strobel, SPJST, San Antonio Drill — SPJST Stars, Fort Worth, Mary Jean ' Renfro, Captain Musical Numbers — Sherry Stallings, MWA, Odessa Pantomime — "Lolli-Pops" Linda Prince, Judy Garwood, Kay Briscoe, MWA, Ft. Worth Dance Numbers — Nancy Nuz and Joe Reyna, WOW, Austin Drill — Carlettes and Pee Wees, Sons of Hermann, Houston. Miss Anna Jean Martin and Mrs. Beatrice Miller, adult leaders Saturday, October 20, 1962 CLOSING CONGRESS SESSION 9:00 a.m. — Capitol Room Memorial' Service — Edward L. Marek, President of SPJST, Presiding Unfinished Business — Committee Repotrs New Business — Election of Officers Installation of Officers Announcement of 1963 Convention Site Closing. )©(

Report from Dist. Five A Youth. Program, presented by the Youth Club of Lodge No. 88 and assisted

by Sister Tillie Helmcamp, will be on the agenda of the activities held in conjunction with the ,Fall Meeting of District Five on Sunday, October 21, 1962.

It will be of interest to all members of the SPJST to know that Lodge No. 88 is sponsoring a District Five Celebration in commemoration of our Order's 65th Anniversary. The Fall Meeting, of our District is one of the part of the over all program.

The entertainment to be presented by the Youth Club of Lodge No. 88 will start at 1:30 p.m.

A cordial invitation is extended to each individual member of our entire Fraternal Order. You all be sure to help us celebrate 'the 65th Anniversary.

Fraternally, Maxine Sefcik, Dist. Five Youth Director 0 A professor says the art of conversation is dying out. Maybe we need more operations.

• e Our remote ancestors are said to have had no chins. As long as you have one, keep it up.

Wednesday, October 10, 1962

Organizers of Dist. Six Inez, Texas Dear Fellow-Workers: Below are the reports for the months of Austin, and September.

August Chas. Holy 4 $ 8,000.00 Joe N. Morris 63 6,000.00 Carrie Bohacik 28 2,000.00 Mrs. J. W. Krutilek.

30 1,000.00 Ig. Senkyrik 50 1,000.00 Louis Pecena 41 1,000.00 Felix Jurica 63 1,000.00 A. B. Dusek 16 1,000.00 September Mikulencak 165 $ 5,000.00 Chas. Holy 4 4,500.00 Joe N. Morris 63 1,000.00 Carrie Bohacik 28 1,000.00 C. L. Janecka 143 1,000.00 Jacob Valek 10 1,000.00 Fr. Holozek Sr. 148 1,000.00 Sophie Hradecky 40 500.00 Brother Chas. Holy of Lodge No. 4 is in the No. 1 place, followed by brother Joe N. Morris of Lodge No. 63 who is in second place, for the month of August.

Congratulations to both of you for the good work. Keep it up.

For the month of September brother Willie Mikulencak of Lodge No. 165 is in the No. 1 spot, followed closely by brother Chas. Holy of Lodge No. 4. Congratulations to both of you good workers, I lope you can continue.

I also want to congratulate all of you good Organizers that made sales during the months of August, and September.

I hope that you can continue.

We have been blessed with good crops, and also had good weather to gather them, therefore I am sure that we can increase our sales, all we have to do is to get out and contact the people, as there is always someone that will buy insurance. If we don't do it, there is always someone elge that will.

With best regards to all of you.

Fraternally yours, Leo Krause Jr. Organizer, District 6 )0( When you ask some people how they are you are likely to learn all about a lot of troubles.

• Modern eating habits are partly responsible for crime, says a physician.

Was he thinking of the soup soloist?

• Some teen-agers have a second reason for enjoying a drive-in theater. They 'get it in the necking.

Wednesday, October 10, 1962

In Memoriam RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY We, the undersigned members of the Resolution Committee of Lodge Pokrok Dallas No. 84, do herewith express our heartfelt sympathy on behalf of all the members of our lodge to the bereaved family of our departed brother, JOE PROZA who passed away Sunday, Sept. 16, 1962 after a brief illness, leaving behind his wife, Rose, two sons, John and Roger, foster father, Joseph Vesely, grandson, Stephen Proza, all of Dallas.

Services were held Tuesday, Sept. 18th at Weiland-Merritt Chapel. Father Robert Woerderman officiating. Interment at Calvary Hill Cemetery, Dallas.

Our heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved family who have lost a. wonderful husband and father, and may he rest in .everylasting peace.

Resolution Committee Sister Annie Steiner Sister Annie Talasek Brother Frank J. Henzen )O( IN MFMORIAM We, the undersigned Resolution Committee of Lodge K:cmensky No. 20 of Granger, Texas, for and in behalf of our members, wia la herewith to express our deepest sympathy to V:ie bereaved family of our departed sister, MRS. ELIZABETH DRISKA Sister Driska passed away in Temple, Texas, on the 25th day of Septemeber, 1962, at the age of 79. She was born in Austin County, Texas, en January 2nd, 1883, and was a resident of Temple at the time of her death. She was a membe • of the SPJST Order since July 9th, 1916.

She is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Josephine Baldcschwiler of Austin, Mrs. Erwin Sippin of Holland, Mrs. Mary Burnham of Temple and Mrs. Virginia Meissner of Bartlett; a brother, Ben Shelburne of Sealey; and a sister, Mrs. Nora Calvert of Dallas.

Funeral services for Sister Driska were held at 9:15 a.m. Thursday, October 27th, at the Condra Funeral Home in Granger and at 9:30 a.m. at the St. Cyril and

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Methodius Church in Granger with the Rev. Benedict Mazurkiewics officiating.

Interment was in the Holy Cross Cemetery in Granger.

May our departed sister rest in eternal peace.

Dated at Granger, Texas, this the 5th day of Oct., 1962.

Jno. P. Trlica F. J. Mikulencak R. F. Holubec Resolution Committee )OE— ` RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY We, the Resolution Committee of Lodge Cesky Prapor No. 24 SPJST, Cyclone, Texas, on behalf of our members wish to express our deepest sympathy to the bereaved parents, brother and other members of his family and friends of our departed brother WENZEL J. ZABCIK who passed away in a Galveston Hospita! on Sept. 24, 1962 at the age of 40 years, as a result of burns sustained in an accident on his parents' farm.

Funeral services were held on Sept.

26 at the Ocker Brathren Church with the pastor, Rev. Frank Simcik and Rev. John Baletka officiating. Interment was in the Church Cemetery.

Brother Zabcik was respected and held in high esteem by all who knew him as was evidenced by the large number ho came to pay their last respects.

May his soul rest in eternal peace after the trials and tribulations of life here on earth.

Resolution Committee H. M. Jakubik F. W. Martinec E. J. Bedrich JO(

The United States an The Cold War Within the life-span of a single generation , the world has witnessed two global conflagrations. The First and Second World Wars demolished the structure of international peace, annihilated millions of people, ruined nations and laid waste to centuries-old civilizations.

Only twelve years ago, another conflict took place on the hills and plains of Korea, involving, the armed forces of some eighteen countries.

Today, the development of nuclear weapons by powerful nations has spread the haunting fear of global war and universal death in a future holocaust.

No nation is more aware of the horrendous aspects of a future war than

Walla 15 the United States. For it was the United States which first developed and used the atom bomb and has endeavored ever since to curb this lethal weapon of mass destruction.

In spite of its great power potential in the past and present, America's concept for the future is a peaceful and prosperous world with freedom and justice for all. Its credo of universal brotherhood and international tolerance is wellknown and has been reflected by a num-.ber of Presidents within the past halfcentury.

Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points and Franklin Roosevelt's Four Freedoms both had one basic theme. Both envisioned the aspirations of the oncoming generations to grow into a better life, to proceed on the road to prograss and freedom, without a return to the blighting scourage of war. The same sentiment has been expressed by every American President since the end of World War II. With our Marshall Plan, the Point Four Program, the Alliance for Progress and other aid programs, we have attempted to impart full recognition to what has been called the "revolution of rising expectations" --- expectations for the better things of life derived from the modern technological revolution.

For more tean a decade and a half, America has worked to achieve universal disarmament, accompanied by tight dnternational controls and inspection..

It has also tried to impress on all nations the futility of using armed force as the arbiter of international disputes.

Rather, it has urged peaceful negntiatkw and counciliation as t;:e better way of settling discord between nations.

The elimination of the Cold War between East and West would not in itself mean that peace would immediately descend on the earth. There are many other latest dangers and frictions which would still mar world harmony. Even were mutual suspicion and 'hate to be laid aside in the common interest, a true world peace may be many years away.

The United States is certainly not a perfect nation, but the record should prove that it has done much to ease current world tensions and clear the way to end the Cold War which has so frustrated the hopes of nearly all mankind. )O( A costly 'honeymoon winds up with the young couple getting home to try and settle down and up.

• • Kritika je vlastni posudek ciziho dila.

Pomluva je cizi posudek vlastniho dila.

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Wednesday, October 10, 1961

STATEMENT FOR RECEIPTS AND DISBURSE MENTS FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER, 1962 ZPRAVA PRJPEM A VYDANI ZA MESIC ZARI, 1962 tECEIPTS - PI JEM: lortgage Loans - Majetkove pajeky ;ertificate Loans - Certifikatove pujeky 'remiums - thnrtni poplatky od r` adii nterest from certificate loans - trok z certifikatoqch pljeek nt. on Mort?,age Loans - ffrok z tnajetkovYch ptijeek :ncome From R. M. 0. - Z mineralniho majetku innuity -- (Retirement) sent from S. P. J. S. T. Building - Nalem z budovy kppraisai Pee - NR, odhady Sale of Supplies - Prodej kadovYch potkeb total Receipts - Celkoq pkijem Cash Balance 9-1-62 -- Hotovost 9-1-62

Mortuary Unirtni 103,766.96 4455.11 34,190.49 1,482.04 35,576.25 619.84 158.36 2,176.43

Expense Vydani

Juvenile Detske 1,892.72

18,424.05

264.30 234.98

1,617.00 5.50

Total Souhrn 110,659.68 4,455.11 52,878.84 1,482.04 35,811.23 619.84 158.36 2,176,43 1,617.00 5.50

137,425.48 58,539.37

20,046.55 34,057.65

2,392.00 6,101.66

209,864.03 98,698.68

245,964.85

54,104.20

8,493.66

308,562.71

DISBURSEMENTS: - VYDANt: Mortgage loans - Majetkove pi jeky Certificate loans - Certifikatove piijeky Surrem;ored Cert. Loans - Odepsane ptileky proti certifikattim Matured Endowments - Vyplacene nadaeni pojiateni Death Claims - Vyplacene nmrtni podpory Refund Premiums and Bonus - Vracene poplatky bonus Returned Interest Cert. Loans - Vraceny nrok Reinsurance premiums - Znovu PojiSteni R. E. 0. STAMPS - R. E. 0. PoStovne R E. 0. Taxes -- Dane Escrow - Zavdanek SPJST Build. Maintenance - kizeni a vydr2ovani invI rwy Actuary - Fees - Za aktuarskou pram Advertising - Ozndmky Appraisal Expense - Za odhady Attorney Fee - Pravnikovi za vykizovani ptileek Car Expense - Vydani na auto Commissions - Komisne Commission Overriding Contributions - Dary District Meetings - Distriktni schnze Medical examinations - Lekarske prohliciky Non-Medical Exams - Bez-lekatske prohliciky Veotnik Office Maintenance - Vydr2ovani _...kadovny Office Rent - Najemne z iikadovny Organizational Expense Organisaeni Postage - Poktovne Salary Directors - SlUthe ieditelti Salary of employees - SluZne vYpomoci SaLlry Officers - SluAne inkednikt.

Salary Editor - ShAne redaktora Stationery and supplies - Tiskova prace a psaci pot FICA Tax ...... ......

Telephone and 'Telegraph -- Telefon a telegraf Travel - Cestovne fikednika Youth Activities - Cinnost Mlade2e Total Disbursements - Celkove vydani Cash Balance 10-1-62 - Hotovost 10-1-62

91,394.76 3,507.00 8.26.00 6,000.00 12,480.00 273.53 50.89 822.44 1.65 16.01 602.06 1,603.20

18.85

168.46

300.00 12.25 1,441.06 940.86 11.88 2,152.84 470.82 315.00 19.70 337.25 272.15 2,621.38 67.42 400.00 59.55 8.27 437.50 2,312.50 4,008.32 625.00 72.06 84.47 124.97 422.92 332.01

91,413.61 3,507.00 826.00 6,000.00 12,480.00 441.99 50.89 822.44 1.65 16.01 602.06 1,603.20 300.00 12.25 1,441.06 940.86 11.88 2,152.84 470.82 315.00 19.70 337.25 272.15 2,621.38 67.42 400.00 59.55 8.27 437.50 2,312.50 4,008,32 625.00 72.06 84.47 124.97 422.92 382.01

117,577.54 128,387.31

17,883.64 36,220.56

187.31 8,306.35

135,648.49 172,914.22

245,964.85

54,104,20

8,493.66

308,562.71

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SETS - MAJETEK JEDNOTY: h - Hotovost 128,387.31 'eminent Bonds - Videlni bondy 745,225.00 .nty and Municipal Bond - Mestske a -okresni Bondy 145,526.08 cga.ge loans -- tvlajvtaove pujeky .___________________ 9,710,379.78 tificate loans - Certifikatove pUjoky .........._ ...... ______............, 682,706.36 ck - Akeie ..., 100,000.00 j. J. S. T. Building- - S. P. J. S. T budova ____________, 160,000.00 1 Estate - Majetek 1,426.00 ler Assets - Jine zdroje 151.18 •iture and fixtures -- Nabytek a zatizeni v (.1 dovn6 .........._:omobile ---- AutcmobP. .

40,034.33 1,000.00

11,673,801.71

77,254.89

36,220.56

8,306.35

172,914.22 745,225.00 152,387.21 9,813,291.70 682,706.36 100,000.00 160,000.00 1,426.00 151.18 40,034.33 1,000.00

6,861.13 102,911.92

11,869,136.00

118,079.40

Fraternally yours - S bratrsk0a pozdravent

Ben Zabcik, Financial Secretary INCOME FROM LODGES IN SEPTEMBER, 1962 Date Lodge Amount

1 2 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 23 24 25 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 35 36 37 38 41 44 47 43 50 51 54 50 57 58 63

21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 28 21 28 21 28 21 28 28 28 21 28 21 28 28 28 21 21 21 21 21 28 28 28 21 21 28 28 21 21 21 28 28 21 21 28

77.45 21.10 956.88 331.70 693.89 275.42 707.73 125.92 10.41 48.29 204.75 56.29 307.24 459.30 3,666.64 113.51 48.88 1,504.20 62.97 473.35 863.62 838.69 198.11 1,026.74 2,209.39 339.79 230.63 12.'75 715.90 212.58 442.87 5.26 449.30 290..54 71.71 795.58 576.34 849.60 241.46 1 ,514.22 ' 732.73 27.42 243.75 621.76

64 65 66 67 68 69 72 73 77 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 91 92 93 94 97 98 100 101 107 110 112 113 117 118 120 122 125

1 26 127 128 129 130 132 135 137 138

28 21 21 28 28 28 28 7 28 21 28 21 21 28 28 21 7 21 7 21 7 21 21 7 21 21 21 21 28 21 21 21 21 28 7 28 21 21 21 21 21 28 21

28 7 28

28.36 59.13 684.83 142.79 746.78 47.36 532.65 278.92 82.82 209.00 527.00 1,348.72 67.99 76.14 2,041.87 11.37 36.96 1,041.24 4,946.91 467.22 328.77 1,900.58 275.11 165.59 393.40 10.74 16.22 46.88 266.23 99' 53 410.78 12.04 436.95 180.47 100.66 184.21 56.40 45.52 52.03 87.62 33.55 1,239.41 6.26 247.47 89.04 169.40

139 140 142 143 147 148 149 151 152 153 154 157 158 160 161 162 165 166 167

1,757.31 2.

2 30.82

7 28 21 28 21 7 21 21 28 28 21 28 28 28 28 21 28 28 21

481.44 105.49 682.20 4176.2 7 285 443.02 232.64 2,834.15 158.17 168.71 485.39 200.90 134.05 235.16 195.81 67.35 52,878.84

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VENT HEATERS TO PREVENT WALL SWEATING

The approach of cool weather means warm glowing fires and heaters. This may mean the return of the annual problem of sweating walls and windows, according to W. S. Allen, extension agricultural engineer, Texas A. and M. Colege.

To solve this problem all Bass stoves, floor furnaces, central beating systems, ,gas refrigerators, dryers and water heaters should be vented, Allen says.

This can best be done in a new house when it is built or wen h an old one is remodeled, but it is sometimes possible to vent space heaters throm:o. a closet or old chimney. But some condensation will still occur if the open flame type heater is used.

Allen also suggests the use of good insulation when new homes are built and can be installed in older homes,

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Reports From Local Lodges LODGE NO, 88 HOUSTON, TEXAS Dear Brothers and Sisters: Just a few lines to keep you posted on our land fund drive. As of this writing we have just about reached our goal of $15,000.00. It is urgently requested that those members Who have not pledged, please do so by calling brother Louis 'Harms, at Un 2-8754 or Ca 3385....or send your check payable, to Lodge No. 88 SPJST Land Fund, to Louis Hanus, 6046 Woodbrook Lane, Houston 8, Texas ....It is also requested that all members who have sent in their checks or money be present at our lodge monthly meeting this coming Friday night, Oct. ...2th. Meeting will start promptly at 8:30 p.m. with free drinks and sandwiches after the meeting....I am putting lots of overtime in this short campaign and hope •to (have all of your promissory notes ready to give you on the meeting night — Friday, Oct 12.... so, be sure and attend the meeting....

If you cannot get to the meeting I will have to send your promissory note by registered mail, and brothers and sisters since we now have a debt, I'd like to save that 35 cents for the lodge, but I'll get it to you some way or other....

All these questions- can be answered in this coming Friday night's meeting....Please come, and tell me I did a good job on the finance comrnittee,or tell me, I just made a mess of it.... either way, I'll take it like a good member....So make plans for this important meeting this coming Friday night, Oct. 12th.... We have much work to do.... won't you help? Be there and bring a friend.

Fraternally yours, Let's Be Friends, Louis Hanus Financial Chairman 1 0(

Wednesday, October 10, 1962 Jim Wright will be the principal speaker.

Be sure and come.

Reubin D. Jenkins: ) 0( CHANGE IN MEETING TIME LODGE KOMENSKY NO,. 20 GRANGER Dear Members and Friends: Our next regular monthly meeting will be held on Sunday, October 14th and commencing at 4:00 p.m. instead of the usual 2:00 o'clock hour. This change in hour was authorized in our September meeting.

Kindly make a note of the above, and FORT WORTH, TEXAS be present if at all possible.

All our SPJST and Sokol members are Visiting SW:ST members• are always cordially invited to attend a Democratic welcome and appreciated at Lodge o Rally at the Sokel Gym Club, 3221 N.W. mensky.

28th Street, on Wednesday, October 10, at 8 p.m.

Sincerely and fraternally, All Democratic candidates for public R. F. Holubec Secretary office will be introduced. Congressman

These are some of the questions now being asked by the membership....

When will we start building? Are we !going to have a swimming pool? Will we serve mixed drinks? How large will the dancing area be? Will the Birthday Club sisters have automation production line for the kolache baking? How many cars will be able to be parked? Is it going to be air-conditioned? Will we have apartment units for rent? Will the card players have a private room? Is our property in a dry or wet area? Is zoning going to effect our lodge building? Will our lodge now, have full paid insurance salesmen?

How soon will we be able to sell our old lodge site and what will we get for it?

When is our first clean up day on the land recently purchased? Can a member borrow the cash loan he has on his insurance policy and loan it to the lodge on the building fund? Will the membership go back to the good ole fraternal days of working without pay, since we have a debt .... AR-K THE We proudly present these three curies, members ..cf Lodge No. 66 Youth Club, as SAME ONES GOING TO DO THE WORK they appeared at -the opening of the recent State Talent Contest at their Lodge ....What type facilities will we have Hall. These young ladies led the membership in the Pledge of Allegiance. Reading for the older members? Is Brother Joe from left to right, they are: Kathy Mazanec, Cynthia Moore and Donna Gerlich.

Fusig going to be our ace in the hole The State Talent-Contest held on Sept. 23 was a -highly successful affair and much credit goes to, the friendly folks at Lodge No. 66 Waco, at Elm Mott. again?

Wednesday, October 10, l962

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1 FALL MEETING OF DISTRICT Houston, Texas Dear Brothers and Sisters: District Five will conduct its fall meeting at Lodge No. 88, 1140 Robbie Street, 'Houston 9, Texas, on October 21, 1962.

The meeting will convene at 1:30 p.m. and will be preceded by a youth program. Following adjournment, the Beseda dance will be presented by the same youth group that participated in the All Nations Day recently at VI Campo, Texas. The officers of District Five urffently request every lodge of tne District to be represented and particularly, an invitation is extended to the members ,c,f Texas City lodge-to-be.

In conjunction with the District Five meeting, host Lodge No. 88 will sponsor 'the 65th anniversary of Supreme Lodge.

SPJST celebration. Dinner will be served and other activities are planned, For details, etc., consult the Vestnik.

A cordial invitation is extended to the Officers of Supreme Lodge, Editor, Directors, officers and members of other districts and their friends. Plan now to be with us on October 21, Fraternally, F. A. Kadlecek, Secretary, District Five

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HOUSTON, TEXAS Dear Members and Friends: Well I am Back to write to you again..

The entertainment omn'ittee and Doe rd of Trustees had joint meeting last Friday which was a special call meeting which was called by the Entertainment Committee. We are going to have a F' Celebration bere at SPJST 88. We are going to celebrate the Anniversary oh SPJST 65th year. The Slavonic Benevolent Order of the State of Texas as founded in 1897 which is 65 years arm.

We are asking all the Lodges and members and Friends to come to this Celeb tion. There will be Entertainment by the Youthalso a Dance by the Youth Club -re e Beseda, which was on TV Sept. 8, 1962.

During the celebration there wilt be a Big Czech Dinner The Districts will also have a short meting on this date. The Celebration will be held on Oct. 21st.. It will start at 11 a.m. It's an all day celebration but come early and have coffee with us. We would like to have all the: Lodges to come, We will have Big news to tell you When you come to this 65th Celebration of SPJST. I hope an the officials and their fomiliies come to this 65th Celebration. We hope to see lots of new and old friends. Come and make yourself at home. But come.

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84, DALLAS

Lodge No. 84, Dallas, wishes to share with readers of the Vestnik the pictures of tbeir 1962 Crowning of a. Lodge Queen. The group Picture shows the final appearad. King Larry Petr, the Royal Couple of Lodge ance of Queen Penny 1 .- • • No, 84 for 1961-62 he picture was ,H.mediateiy after the past Queen had placed the crown upon the head of flee New Queen, Nodya Rejcek, who will represent Lodge No. 84 for the years 1996-'63. Queen Nodya Rejcek was escorted by Frankie Faraizl.

Nodya is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Rejcek. Frankie is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Frank Faraizl. Congratulations Nodya for being selected Queen of Lodge No, 84 for 19627'63.

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remark from the member, I just said, "Thank you very much," hung up the phone, and wiped away- a great big tear that was rolling down my cheek.... you ouldn't believe it, bat such tears, when you get them automatically, moves a certain kind of deep appreciation inside of you....Thanks- once again for your kind help in making our loan campaign a success....DON'T FORGET TO COME TO OUR SPECIAL LODGE MEETING THIS COMING FRIDAY, OCT. 12 ) ..starting time of the meeting will be wilisiminiminameausigrum..prowsummem 8:00 p.m.....won't you come and bring EYES will see • ECS will hear= a friend.

Fraternally yours, Louis Harms, Finance Chairman

Lodge Pokrok SPJST No. 88 is at Intersection of North Main and 20th Street. Don't miss this Big Celebration.

Tell your friends and everybody you meet. Tell Them to Come. We are having a Dance Saturday, Oct. 13 at 9 p.m.

Music by Frank Mueshke Orchestra of Houston.

Yours fraternally, P. Sontag

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District Calendar DISTRICT III CALENDAR During a special meeting of Linden Hall Directors the fall District Meeting was set for Sunday, October 28th. We will later submit more details after our next regular meeting.

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DISTRId FIVE The Fall meeting of District Five will be conducted on October 21, 1962 at Houston Lodge Pokrck No. 88. Other The meeting of the District will start at 1:30 p.m. and will be preseded by a Youth program. The officers of District Five request all Lodges of the District to send representatives.

LODGE NO. 92 FORT WORTH Will hold its regular Meeting coming Sunday, Oct. 14 and you all are invited.

Lunch will be served after the meeting. Ladies please bring some "Goodies" Fraternally yours, Jay Dee Wagganer

DISTRICT SIX. The meeting- of our District Six wiii be held at Hallettsville, Texas at the Recreation Hall, sponsored by Lodge Ha y deck No. 4, on Nov. 4. All the Lodges of our District are urged to attend or send thEir delegates. You are always welcome.

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LODGE 88, HOUSTON Dear Brothers and Sisters: You made me a success....:[ want thank you most sincerely for ycur wonderful response in lending o'al' $15,000 to make the final ayment for 11 acres of land purchased just some 1`2, days ago....It's most gratifying to see and witness the unusual examples of i .nthuslasm, faith and spirit in putting this loan campaign over. We, in Houiti:;p have moved once again, forward quickly and successfully in our first phase of giving the SPJST or g anization a lo that our suprome lodge laeadquat will point to with pride....someone o said, "The SPJST organization is a ei iF big sleeping giant still in hibernatii tut brothers and sisters, I assure y that sleeping ,giant isn't Lodge No. 83 of Houston, Texas....The rapid move toward progress, with the help cf our older members, reflects the continx-d years of unbroken faith they have in CHEN CREW FROM LODGE NO. 66 AT STAET TALENT CONTEST Lodge No. 88, and that's something to Vestnik very proudly presents the us and then brother Engelke. brag about....The most joyous feeling They served the crowd( plentifully and in a man's heart, is when he is in charge Kitchen Crow of Lodge No. 66, at the reof such a thankless jeb of asking for cent State Talent Contest held on Sept. well) and while they were confined to the and collecting money from the members 23, at their beautiful hall. kitchen, they greeted and smiled at the Standing on the left is smiling Sister members as they passed their plates to of a lodge, and then have a real old Member call you at home and say: "At Simcik, Sister Matus, Sistetr Moore and be served and had a nice word for everymy age I don't have much materially in Sister Engelke. Standing on the right one who came. They really imake you money, but with what little I have saved, side of the table and the extreme right feel like you belong to their family — I will gladly give to help the lodge.".... are beloved sisters; Mazanec, E. Halms, everyone had such a good time. Bless Well, brothers and sisters, after that 0. Hanus, the next sister's name escapes them one and all!

Wednesday, October 10, 1962

Women's Nook TIOGA LODGE NO. 5 Dear Members and Friends, Our regular meeting will be held Sunclay afternoon Oct. 14th at 2 p.m. The ladies are all asked to please bring a basket lunch to be served after the meeting.

Games will be played after the meeting. So, enjoy the fun and fellowship.

Fraternally, Mrs. Lorene ,Schroeder Secretary ) 0(

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Our next Lodge meeting will be held would like to, attend. Visitors are always on Oct. 14 and I think that you all welcome.

Fraternally, know, that this will be our Birthday Mrs, Albin (Linda) Mikush Meeting for the six months of the year. )O( The meeting will start at 1:30 p.m. We LODGE NO. 133 SAN ANTONIO will also have lunch together and so you good sisters please prepare a plate Dear Vestnik Readers: The monthly Lodge meeting was held lunch and bring it along.

Sunday, Sept. 16. The meeting was called We also. would like to have with us our to order by Brother President William ; District 6 Youth Director to help us Mares. After the minutes were read and plan a program for our upcoming Dis- approved. A big hand and thanks went trict Six Meeting on Nov. the 4. out to all those that worked so hard We invite everyone to our lodge who to get all those new members. They ac-

COTTONWOOD LODGE NO. 6 This is to remind all of you that our next meeting will be held Oct. 14, at 4 o'clock. The meeting will statrt later ion this particular Sunday only, so everybody can stay for the supper. Remember it's our quarterly supper whict-P i ad to be postponed in September because of the busy times. So again we remind all the members to prepare your covered dish end let's all go to the hall for a co. supper. Don't forget the cost/one:4dr Hawaiian Dance at It ould all amount to a very enjoyable evening, with music by Slim Heisler.

See you there!

I remain, Mrs. Hilnia Mach --'01

LODGE NO. 15 BUCKHOLTS ST. CNT :bear Brothers and Sisters: This is to inform all our members that Here they are! Vestnik pi.uro.ised our next regular Lodge meeting will . readers pictures of the State Talent Con. be held Sunday, Oct. 14, time 2:00 p.m. testatnts as they appeared on :Se)t. ' Be sure and make plans to attend and 601 -1(1 annual State Talent Con. brine your friends. We are always glad test of our SPJST at host Lodge No. 66 to have visitors. at Int IV(:;tt.

Until next time, I am The.s,?, foto: young members are in the Fraternally yours, nior-PN'n division. Reading from left Mrs. Edward Svoboda right are: Lovely Sheryl Hill and her ) 0( accordion, from San Antonio Lodge No. LODGE NO. 4, HALLETTSVILLE, TEN. as she sang "Dreams," accompanySisters and Brothers: It has been some time since I had -ing herself an ber accordion. She placed a letter from our lodge in our Vestnik, i second in this division. but I have been busy picking cotton and Then handsome Ronnie Matejka and all other work.

- SENIOR-HIGH DIVISION his rendition of "Melancholy Rapsody."

Ronnie is from the Bryan Lodge No. 39.

The third beautiful young lady is Linde Clawson of the Danbury Lodge No. 139. S .:A) gave us a graceful twirling exhibition.

The next nanetst,me fellow is Leon, Zissa of Lodge No. 68 at Sweet Home, who played a Czech song "Hospudko Male" and sang the chorus.

They arc truly talented young people who were winners on the District Level his trumpet who won First Place with and wer.e able to compete for State honors.

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The members and committee are working hard. All members will please bring a prize for the games and Sisters will please bake a cake or kolaches. We will have sausage dinner with all the trimmings for $1.00 adults, 75c child's plate.

Fraternally, Viola Mazac ) O( SPECIAL NOTICE TO LODGE NO. 133 SAN ANTONIO There will be no meeting Oct. 21. We will reserve this Sunday fcr our Annual Picnic.

Viola Mazac Treasurer' and Reporter )0t REPORT FROM DISTRICT SEVEN YOUTH DIRECTOR Sisters and Brothers: After the long, dry and hot months early in the morning Sunday, Sept 9th, when our District held its meeting, we had some rain, especially in the area from Kingsville to Mathis, which made the driving difficult and dangerous. But the bad weather did not stop our sisters and brothers coming from. Robstown, Corpus Christi, Kingsville and other places. They did not return home, but continued on their way to Lodge "La Parita" No. 161 at Jourdanton, and were the first ones there before 10 a.m.

All the good members and visitors were coming, from all directions, from near and far, to witness the big day we had, not only the district meeting, but also the afternoon Youth program and the Talent contest. It was a day of our children to show us what they can do.

They were not engaged in the morning session, except Leonard Ermis, member of Youth , Club of Lodge "La Parita," No. 161, who led the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.

At the registration desk were sisters Dorothy and Kathryn, the lovely daughters of sister Betty Jurica, District Seven Secretary, where all participants received the necessary information. Shortly before noon the meeting was over, and everybody had plenty of time to eat a delicious dinner, to meet old friends and make new ones, and the youths to change their clothes and get ready for the afternoon program.

Sharp at 1:30 p.m. brother Frank Veselka, District Seven President, opened the afternoon program, gave recognition to all who arrived late, and introduced

VESTNtK — WEST, TEXAS brother Pete . Valchar, District Seven vice-president, as Master of Ceremonies for that afternoon. Brother Vaichar, as officer of the host lodge, in addressing the audience welcomed everybody acid introduced the District Seven Youth Di'rector.

The Youth program started with a "Welcome" given by Donald Valchar, president of Youth Club of the lodge, the handsome son of brother ai

Wednesday, October tn, 1.957 sister Pete Valehar • When he finished, a group of 1;; inembers a:' Club "Rozkvet ,:lu" No. 107, Floresville (shi •j.ey Bed,Prdz, Shirley ifirr.a. Claudia Koenig, Da ,..' Ld Koenig, Judith Koenig, Billy Pavi.!:-.&';, James Pav11,!a„Toan .:;ohn Pa y Bob PolaseJudy ole, Michael "hirley Ann Pole' ecomnanied

STATE TALENT CONT-JT.__ Here is the group as promised Vestnik's readers! This is the Senior-low Division, Their ages designated their clas'n ification.

Standing from left to right are: Lovely 'Jeanette Batla who played a Czech sung on her cornet "Chaloupka Pod Horar.ai," from Lodge Na. 48 in Byersvill.e Texas Handsome Joey Kocurek is next. He hails from Lodge 73, Seymour, Texas( and won First in this division with his two oil paintings, a Korean Girl and an Indian Buffalo Hunt.

The third attic is Nancy Sebesta from Lodge Snook No. 9, who gave us a beautiful rendition of the French Jalousies" on the piano. Nancy also plays the accordion very well.

The next lovely young sister is ianiee Baumann, of Lodge No. 107 of Floresvine, who played Mozart's Minuet in "G" on the piano.

The handsome lad in the white coat is Roy Flukinger of Lodge No. 88 Houston who played the beautiful "Ebb Tide"

on the piano.

Tile next lovely sister is ,Tanice Skrivanek of T.odge No 135, who was on wi her cais Trudy Brdecka of .LfM. •. tro•Jernard, Tuxas, 05 i, d i71 11- 1 : Sang "Oh, What a Bea l h; Ni Morning from the play "Okla'r„orna."

These, too, Were District V. viers who renresented their Districts on i he State Level, and they did a 'wonderful job: a cross section of our seven districts in Texas, all active, persona l:Jo SPJST minded. As One g IT,; :1 .:.:fqeCt: 0 ghlC1 came, I that folks could really be Isn't that what the are working for? 0-, ; o. is a leader in its field for e,ti! U..i;riets have brought us closer together where everyone knows everybody else to make a big sprawling happy family of brothers and sisters; all equal and in God's sight, all precious.

Wednesday, October 10, 1962 on the piano by sister Janice Jean Baumann, sang `Texas, Our Texas." Then little Ruth Ann Moudry, 5-year-old cute girl from Lodge "San Antonio" No. 133, showed us how she could dance "Jigallo."

We We had one more participant, but when it was his turn we couldn't find him. He was James Zezula, 3-year-old singer from Lodge "La Parita" No. 161. At the end of the program his daddy found him sleeping :outside under the stairs.

He will sing his song next time.

Before we started our Talent contest, brother Joe B. Hejny, Supreme Lodge Vice-President, gave a very nice talk to all participants and their parents. It was excellent, his helpful hints most informative and beneficial.

Then brother Valchar introduced the judges who were: Mrs. B. Tausch, Secretary of the Farm: Bureau at Pleasanton, who has acted as judge on several occasions; Mr. Alfred H. Pieper, former teacher at San Antonio, College, now teaching mechanical drafting at Luther Burbank High School in San Antonio, and is connected with A and M College M research work. He has his M.A. degree from the University of Texas; Mrs. -Theodora Piper, who is very interested in arts and home decorating, and supports her husband in any she can to help keep his students away from the streets and bad influence.

Brother Pete Valchar then turned the mike over to District Seven Youth Director, who read a telegram sent by sister Maxine Segcik, District Five Youth Director, wishing good luck to contestants and a successful day to all youths of District Seven. Right after that the Talent Contest started as follows: 1. Age group through 13: Contestant No. 1 — Barbara Zezula, age 12, of Lodge No. 161 — Baton twirling Contestant No. 2 — Bertha Roger, age 13, of Lod g e No. 133 — Tap dancing Contestant No. 3 — Bruce Svoboda. age 12, of Lodge No. 168 — Singing "Over the Rainbow" Contestant No. 5 — Dolly Gaydos, age 10, of Lodge No. 73 — Telling a story.

The winners in this group were: First prize — Frances Locke Second prize — Dolly Gaydos Third prize — Bertha Huger 2. Ave group 14 through 16: Contestant No. 1 — Annell Pivonka, age 15, of Lodge No. 161 — Model dress Contestant No. 2 — Janice Jean Baumann, age 16, of Lodge No. 107 — Pianb solo: Poupee Vansante, Tempo di valse.

The winners in this group were: 1st prize — Janice Jean Baumann

VEST N f K — WEST, TEXAS 2nd prize — Annell Pivonka Contestant No. 1 — Patsy Tymrak, age 17, of Lodge No. 147 — Model dress Contestant No. 2 — Sheryll , Hill, age 17, of Lodge No. 133 — Singing "He," accompanying herself on the accordion.

The winners in this group were: 1st prize — Sheryll Hill 2nd prize — Patsy Tymrak While the judges were working on the scoring of all contestants, the lodge youth leaders and their assistants were recognized. There were present: Lodge "La Parita" No. 161 — sister Lucy Gunn, her assistant sister Tillie Valchar Lodge "San Antonio" No. 133 — assistant youth leader sister Ursula Giambernardi (sister Mary Henderson was unable to come because of !having her' arm in a cast).

Lodge "Rozkvet Zapadu" No. 107 — sister Maxine Pavliska, her assistant sister Christine Bauniann.

Lodge "ProgressiVe" No. 1b8 — sister Eleanor Lecke.

We missed sister Anny Spencer-BizTier, Youth leader from Lodge "Anton Cermak" No. 56, who couldn't be present because of illness of her child.

I have been very happy to see so many young faces. Youth Club officers from Lodge No. 107 were all present, also, from Lod ge No. 161. From Lodge No. 133 only one was not present. It remains to add that the biggest representation on_ the program was from the Youth Club of Lodge No. 107, and received as an award a scrapbook for their club history.

When the judges were through and made their final decision, the contestants were called to the stage, where the first prize winners received trophies from brother Frank Veselka, District President. Then District Youth Director decorated the winners with first, second and third prize ribbons, whereupon lodge youth leaders and their assistants presented all participants with small After reco gnizing parents of all partioinants who were present, we expressed our thanks to the judges, and brother Chas. Holasek, District Seven Director, presented them with gifts.

This concluded our afternoon pro,gram. As to my part, I wish to express my personal sincere thanks to members of the hostess Lodge No. 161 for their time and outstanding work. It was team work bath of adult members and the youth, the hall was decorated gaily, everything was perfect and nice, the 'meals delicious and plenty for everybody.

Strana 23 One excitement was over, for the participants of the Talent contest, but anothter, bigger one, was coming, up for candidates for Queen and Duchess. They all were very beautiful in th.eir evening dresses, and the place where they were lined up with their handsome escorts, waiting for the grand march, looked like a garden of colorful flowers.

The evening program was opened by the District Youth Director, who introduced brother Joe B. Hejny, Supreme Lodge Vice-President, the Master of Ceremonies for that evening. Brother Hejny in his very nice speech said a few words about the Queen's and Duchess' contest, and thanked the candidates, their escorts, parents and all organizers for their effort and interest in securing new members this year, when our SPJST is celebrating its 65th anniversary. He also praised the good work of the District Youth Director, Lodge Youth Leaders, their assistants and all members.

Sharp at 8 p.m. under toe leadership of brother and sister Jim Zezula started the grandmarch. Brother Hejny duced the candidates from their respective lodges, as follows: Candidates for Queen Lodge "San Antonio" No. 133: Shirley Jean Moudry — wore white lace strapless formal Escort: Harvey Cox Lodge "Corpus Christi" No. 79: Kathy Kubala, — wore a dark greenish blue strapless short net formal Escort: Jerry James Majek Lodge "Vesela Osada" No. 147: Patsy Tymra g — dressed in a light red net over taffeta, strapless and full skirt Escort: Joe Tymrak Lodge "Rozkvet Zapadu" No. 107: Janice Jean Baumann — wore blue silk organza, over taffeta, a floor length with a full gathered skirt and shoulder straps Escort: David Anthony Koenig Lodge "La, Parita" No. 161: Annell Pivonka — wore light blue floor length strapless nylon Escort: Arthur Lee Moth, Jr. Candidates for Duchess Lodge "San Antonio" No. 133: Bertha Roger — wore yellow sheen nylon with puffed sleeves, over yellow taffeta slip Escort: Johnny Giambernardi Lodge "Anton Cermak" No. 56: Georgia Ann Peters — ,dressed in pink shiffon low cut Escort: David Kucera Lodge "Rozkvet Zapadu" No. 107: Shirley Ann Polasek — wore short pink

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net over taffeta, with a full skirt Escort: Michael Polasek Lodge "La Parita" N!o. 161: Barbara Zezula — dressed in tangerine embroidered taffeta dress Escort: Leroy Ermis Flower girl: Ruth Ann Moudry Lodge "San Antonio" No. 133 Crown carrier: James Zezula — Lodge "La Parita" No. 161.

Marching was also our past Duchess Francess Locke with her brother, Chas.

Locke, as escort, both from Lodge "Progressive" No. 168, Jourdanton.

When all candidates were standing at the stage, facing the audience and 'breathlessly awaiting the announcement of who would be the Queen, brother Hejny called the runner-up Kathy Kubala from Lodge "Corpus Christi" No. 79 and her escort Jerry James Majek, and runner-up for Duchess Georgia Ann Peters from Lodge "Anton Cermak" No. '56 and her escort, David Kucera. Finally, (brother Hejny announced that the new District Seven Queen for the year 1961'63 was Shirley Jean Moudry, from Lodge "San Antonio" No. 133. Her escort was Harvey Cox. The winning Duchess was Bertha Boger, from. Lodge "San Antonio" No. 133, her escort was Johnny Giambernardi. The sponsoring organizer was sister Marie Blanar.

Shirley had the privilege to be crowned by brother Joe Hejny; the crown Was handed to him by little crown bearer James Zezula, and the bouquet of red roses Shirley received from the cute flower girl, Ruth Ann Moudry, her sister. The new Queen received from Supreme Lodge a beautiful trophy, many small gifts and a set of necklace and earrings from the District. Also each candidate and escort received gifts from.

Supreme Lodge and District Seven.

Queen Shilrey, being very surprised, was unable to make a royal speech, She cut it short and said: "Thank you, 'mother, Mrs. Blanar, and everybody for helping me to have such honor." After the Queen had her "First Dance" others joined and danced till midnight, enjoying the music of William Gerlich Orchestra from. Hallettsville, Texas.

Many thanks to each and every one for helping us to make the day such a big success. Best wishes to all of you!

Marcella M. Kleprlik District Seven Youth Director )O(

Brenham. Ail members are invited to come. There will be refreshments served as usual after the meeting.

Due to the busy season of the year, I just don't find time for my news to the' Vestnik. We had a nice rain Which really helped in many ways. Especially to the grass in the pasture for cattle.

The cotton is gathered and now the rest of the corn and then the hay. Some farmers have already plowed up their corn fields.

-, So, I will see you at the next meeting — don't forget.

Fraternally, Milady Kamas Reporter ) 0( LODGE NO. 88 HOUSTON, TEXAS Dear Vestnik Readers: Lodge 88 is buzzing with activity these last few days. The Entertainment Committee, along with the Board of Directors, Birthday Club Sisters, Dramatic Club and Youth Club have planned a big celebration on Sunday, Oct. 21. This day will be observed to commemorate the 65th Anniversary of the SPJST Lodge Organization in Texas on December 28, 1896, twenty-five Czech pioneers met at the historic La Grange court house to organize the fraternal order known as the SPJST. The first convention of the Order was held there on June 20, 1897.

We, as 'members of Lodge Pokrok 88 would like to abserve October 21 as a day of festivity to commemorate that 'occasion.

The big day will start off with a social at 11:00 a.m. and dinner will be served starting at 11:30 until ?? Bohemian country-style sausage will be served along with all the trimmings. The food will be prepared by sister Annie Vala, and the birthday club sisters and Entertainment Committee members.

The District Five Meeting will be held at 1:30 in conjunction with this occason.

Then there will be free entertainment by the Youth. Club members, Birthday Club sisters ad Dramatic Club. The Youth Club will perform the "Reseda Dance." We would like to see all you members come out and bring your friends for a day of fun and pleasure.

Our Brother President Tim. Kostom returned from a much needed vacation trip. He spent some time in Old Mexico and Arizona and many places of interest.

LODGE VESELI — BRENHAM, TEXAS Dear Brothers and Sisters: Our next SPJST Meeting will be held On Saturday night, October 13 at 7:30 p.m. at the Fireman's Park Kitchen in

We were glad to have some more new 'members join ouir Lodge. They are: Ronold Bowerman and Frances Wavra, (organizer Frances Olexa); Mary Harris Douglas Simmons, William. Strec (organ-

Wednesday, October 10, 1962 izer Lillian Kruse) and Dennis Stavinoha (organizer Rudy Sefcik). Welcome!

A number of Lodge 88 members attended the Frydek Celebration Sunday.

There they enjoyed the music of Henry Brosch and his fine orchestra of Moulton, Texas. This same band will play for our big dance here at Lodge 88 on Saturday night, Oct. 27. So, bring all your friends out for a big time. Ti's weather is crisp and cool — just right for dancing. We hope to see many of you members at the next dance- Saturday Oct. 13. Music will be by Frank Mueschke and his band.

Fraternally, Evelyn Vornsan,d ) 0( FORT WORTH LODGE NO. 154 Dear Brothers and Sisters: Ore next Lodge Meeting will be held Sunday, Ictober 14th at 3 o'clock, at the Sokol Hall. So please try and come to the meeting for there will be plans made for November activities.

Please don't forget Sunday, Oct. 14.

Fraternally, Mary Hale ) 0( COTTONWOOD LODGE NO. 6 Dear Readers: In case some of you have forgotten, I am writing again, or maybe some of you didn't read the Vestnik like some of you say, but. I do hope that at least some one out of the family picks it up and reads it. Then tell the family about our next Meeting that was postponed because of other celebrations. It will be held the Second Sunday in October, the 14th, and it will also begin one hour later, at 4 p.m. followed by the Youth Club Meeting and after that a Barbecue Supper will be served to all members and their families, also social members or welcome. And as always, all the families who will attend are asked to bring a covered dish or some sweets of their choice. Make it enough for your group.

This way, we have plenty of everything, and for everyone.

I hope that you all still remember the Hawaiian Dance that will be held that very same night. And the entertainment Committee invites and urges everyone to stay ad ttend this first kinw of dance.

They also are inviting all the friend.s•to come out and have fun with us. I think it should be worth while and very interesting to see.

Fraternally yours, Ruth Krizan ( When a man thinks he h has a girl on the string he had better be careful or be will find himself on a leash.

Wednesday, October 10, 1962

YOUTH CLUB LODGE NO. 84, DALLAS Dear Members and Friends, I realize that I am somewhat late in sending . this letter of Congratulations to the winners of the SPJST State Talent Contest. However, I sincerely hope that my best wishes will be accepted by all those who participated in and who on honors in this talent eXhibiticr...

• It was my plan to attend the Talent Contest this year since I missed it in 1961. But a student nurse has no time of her own and she must be prepared for duty any hour. That is how I spent my Sunday — working on a hospital ,dicision — and therefore I could not attend this great activity.

I am quite sure that the State Talent contest is an affair looked forward to all year by the Youth in every District.

Personally, I feel that it is an excellent opportunity for youngsters everywhere to manifest their many and varied talents thus making a name for themselves and for their respective Districts.

It must; certainly be an honor to win top honors in a contest of this sort. I was particularly happy to learn that a young man placed first in this contest.

Perhaps someday we will have a "Mr. SPJST" as well as a Miss SPJST or maybe we can present an award to the "SPJST Boy of the Year." We honor our Queens, our Princesses, our Duchesses but seldom does the spotlight fall upon the young men in our Order. Perhaps with a little more emphasis on them, we will have more active young men in our lodges who will one day carry our Orders to the heights of its existence.

Before I close may I once again say may I urge every young boy or girl to participate in the events of their local lodges and of their Districts.

Hoping to see you all at the annual Czech Festival Day at the State Fair of

VtSTNIK— WEST. TEXAS Texas and later at our District meeting, I am, Sincerely, Jerry Ann Urban )o( WACO LODGE NO. 66 — YOUTH Dear Readers, T,he State Talent Contest held at Linden Hall on September 23 had a big turn out with people coming from every place. All of our seven districts were represented very well.

All the boys and girls in the contest showed why their respective district had chosen them to be the lucky boy and girl to go to the State Talent contest. I enjoyed watching each of them very much and I wished that each of them could have been a winner.

Our youth club is going to go to "Six Flags Over Texas" on October '7th. We plan to go by car from Waco to Arlington. We are all to meet at Mrs. Parma's home early in the morning and return later at nite.

Our SPJST Lodge No,. 66 meeting is coming up again. I would like to see all the youth who can, come, to show our Mother lodge that we are interested in what goes on with our lodge. See you there.

Yours truly, Jean Spence Lodge No. 66, Waco )Ot YOUTH CLUB OF LODGE NO. 66 WACO, TEXAS Dear Readers, The State Talent Contest was held at Lodge Na. 66 Sept. 23. The Talent Contest Day started with all the contestants and their parents arriving at our lodge.

At 11:30 a.m. we started toserve a wonderful dinner with the main course being turkey and dresSing. After dinner everyone moved into the main part of the hall for the program and the contest between different districts. This year we had two different age groups which were the Junior and Senior divisions. There as seven contestants in the junior division and four in the senior division. The winners of the senior division came from District I, Ronnie Matejka of Lodge 39, Bryan, Texas, first place.

Runner-up was Shirley Hall of Lodge 133, San Antonio of District 7. First place in the junior division went to Joe Kocurek of Seymour of District 4. Runner-up was Janice Skrivanek from District 3, Lodge 135, Ennis. All those that 'were on the program received a trophy for participating.

I was very happy to see all the Dis-

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A little reminder before I close that the District Three meeting will be •held at Lodge Not. 66 on October 28 and we hope to see everyone at this meeting, Also the Youth of Lodge 66 are going to make a trip to Six Flags Over Texas.

Well, I better close since school has started I have not been able to help around the house, so I must close now and get busy with the house work.

Yours truly, Zephyr Spence Reporter, Lodge No. 66 )0( YOUTH OF LODGE NO. 66 — WACO Dear Readers, It, was fun working in the kitchen during the lunch hour at our State Talent Contest held at Linden Hall on Sept.

23, I enjoyed meeting new people from different °lodges. The day was a very busy day but we were happy to see everyone that came to visit us. Thanks to all who bought something from our gift booth. I hope you enjoy the things you bought.

I must close and do some work. Since I have been playing football every day after school I have gotten behind in my study work.

Your Friends, Christopher Spence )0(

This Is Asking For A Special Favor News items for our Vestnik from our Lodges, Friends, and Teenagers should be turned in early, Friday or Saturday if at all possible.

Items that come in late sometimes have to be omitted for lack of time and space.

We go to press Monday at noon to have our Vestnik ready for mailing Tuesday to reach you Wednesday.

So please, we are always anxious to publish your news-letters as soon as we receive them, so get them in early, will you? Thanks!

• Your Editor • A; )• Some day a groom is going to show up at his wedding in dungarees just so somebody will notice him. o • Happiness comes from making the best of not only what you have but what you don't have.

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Miss Foyt is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elo F'oyt, Sr., Route 2, El Campo.

She is a 1961 graduate of . E1Campo High School and attended Texas Women's Dear Friends, University, Denton. She was employed If you have any local news, clippings as an occupational therapist.

• • from your local paper that You Aoula like to have published in this column it Henry Joseph Hollub, 65, Hallettsville your next week's Vestnik. please mail area farmer, died in the Youens Hospital them early while they are NEWS. in Weimar, Friday, Sept. 28th, following We appreciate interesting reports of a lingering illness. He had farmed in other family tidings, in our brotherhood, the St. Mary's community for many births, weddings, anniversaries and years.

Mainly activities of your lodges or memFuneral services were held at the Kubers that interest all of our readers. bena Funeral Home at 900 a.m. in HalReports of "visitiugs" cannot be pub. lettsville and at St Marq's Church; at Dished for lack of space and news value 9:30 a.m. Monday, Oct. 1st.

Thank you very much for your under • standing and cooperation.

Emil Marek, 57, well known cattleman • • and farmer owner of Marek's Meat MarMr. and Mrs. Johnny Kubala of Tioga ket in Hallettsville, was found dead were honored with a dinner at the St. about 12:45 p.m. last Monday in his car Thomas Lunch Room last Saturday, Sept. in the Randow pasture at the north city 22 on their Silver Wedding Anniversary limits of Hallettsville.

• • A buffet style dinner was served to more that 350 relatives and friends. The A beautiful double-ring ceremony took guest tables held fresh flower arrange- place on August 18 at 9 o'clock in the ments and the wedding picture of Mr. Ascention of Our Lord Catholic Church and Mrs. Kubala was placed by the in Moravia. United in marriage by the guest register. The couple received many Rev. Edward Bartsch were Miss Julia gifts. A dance was held later at the Maria Petter and Charles Cyril Sedlar.

RVOS Hall near Gunter, Texas. Our sinThe bride is the daughter of Mr. and cere best wishes.

Mrs. Henry Petter of Moravia and the • • bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sedlar of Moulton.

Yoakum — Anton W. Jaresh, 84, resi• dent of Yoakum for the past 55 years, The funeral of •Mrs. Hattie Wentrcek died last Saturday in a Yoakum hospital. Mr. Jaresh was born Jan. 7, 1878 in of Shiner, Rt. 1, was held Thursday of Sweet Home. Funeral services were held last week. Rev. Gordon Hejl officiated, Tuesday at St. Joseph's Catholic Church, with interment in the Shiner City Cemewith burial in Sweet Home Catholic tery. She was 54 years old.

The deceased was the daughter of Cemetery.

Charles and Mary Filip Pavlicek. In 1907 • • she married Ruffle Wentrcek, who is surEugene Chovanec, a 1962 graduate of viving her with two daughters..

• • Columbus High School, is attending Texas A. and M. College. He is the son of William Patek, 69, of Gonzales, father Mr. and Mrs. -Emil Chavanec of Colum- of Hallettsville's City Secretary, died in a bus, Route 1.

Gonzales hospital, Friday evening, Sept.

• • 28 as a result of injuries he suffered Frank Michalek Sr., of Granger, a when he fell into a rotary brush cutter native of Czechoslovakia, died in Tay- on his home place in Gonzales. The aclor last Sunday. He was born Oct. 27, cident occurred at 2:30 p.m. and be 1881 and had lived in Granger since 1910. died at 5:45 p.m. in the hospital.

He was an active member of SS Cyril Mr. Patek's body was badly mangled and Methodius Catholic Church. apparently when he fell backward off • • his tractor which was pulling the shredJacob Jarma of Temple is a patient at der.

King's Daughters Hospital where he is • • undergoing treatment. He is able to have Miss Betty Jean Hurta, and Mrs. J. H. Visitors.

Sladek have both undergone surgery in • • Houston hospitals the past week and are Miss Carolyn Theresa Foyt became the reported doing nicely. Miss Hurta will bride of Gene A. Sagranski, Sept. 15, at visit this week with her parents, Mr. and 11:30 a.m. in Our Lady of Perpetual Help Mrs. Charles Hurta. Other guests in the

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Ve stfedu, dne 10, fijila Hurta home were Jerry F. Hurta, Betty Drew and Jerry Sladek, Jr. • The La Grange FFA Chapter held its monthly meeting Friday at 7:30 p.m. in the Vocational Agriculture building, the main purpose of the meeting being the election of officers for the forthcoming year.

Those elected are as follows: President, Raymond Vaclavik; vice president, Leonard Jecmenek; secretary, Wayne Roitsch; treasurer, JOhnny Polasek; reporter, Andrew Trumbull; sentinel, Henry Svec; historian, Ronald Joost; and parliamentarian, Mark Mazoch.

• • Mrs. Bertha Pustejovsky of Route 1, West, died at 9:45 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 2 in a Waco rest home. Funeral services were held at 9:30 a.m. Thursday at the hurch of Assumption in West with Msgr. I. J. Valenta officiating. Burial was in St. Mary's emeterCy at West.

Funeral services for Emil Adolph Marek, 54, well known farmer and stockman of Hallettsville, were held from the Kubena Funeral Home Wednesday, Oct. 3 at 2 p.m. Rev. D. Lee Muehibrad officiated. Interment was in the City Cemetery.

District Youth Leaders' Addresses DISTRICT I Mrs. Rud. C. Matejka Rt. 4, Box 504 Bryan, Texas DISTRICT II Mrs, Clara Hejl Route 4 Temple, Texas DISTRICT III Mrs. Wilma Nesuda Telico Road Ennis, Texas `DISTRICT IV Mrs. Ed. Haisler Rt. 1 Seymour, Texas DISTRICT V Mrs. Maxine Sefcik 2301 Airline Drive Houston 9. Texas DISTRICT VI Mrs. Frank Brdecka Rt. 1, Box 150 Rosenber g, Texas DISTRICT VII Mrs. Marcella Kleprlik 202 Schmaltzer Lane San Antonio, Texas

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Also at King's Daughters: Mrs. Joseph (Terezie) Jurach, 92, died Provazek, Michaelle Gail, 7 lb., 5 oz.

Sept. 20- at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Julia Hora, in Tacoma, Washington. daughter born Oct. 1 to Mr. and Mrs. She was born in Austria and had lived in Willie Charles Provazek, 2005 W. Ave. T. • • Tacoma the bast 42 years, going there from Texas.

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin E. Novosad of Yoakum are the proud parents of a baby Brother Ad. Miculka writes that in girl, born Monday, Sept. 24 in Huth. MeFloresville is a -ilew bank building under. morial Hospital, Yoakum. Little Mary construction at a cost of one hundred Diana tipped the scale at 7 lbs. and 12 thousand dollars. it will be a "Drive ozs.

In" bank system, with all modern con• veniences and plenty of parking space.

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Kalina are the hank. for all the citomers of i proud parents of a baby boy born in C 1-luth Memorial Hospital in Yoakum, Se pt. 16. He is welcomed by two brothers. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Isidor Simper of Shiner and Mr. and Mrs. Jinn Kalina of La Granfe.

Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Mazac are the proud parents of a 7 lb., 7 oz. baby girl born Sept. 10 at the Nix Hospital, San Antonio, Texas. She was named Carmen Vanessa. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Branson of Poteau, Okla., and Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Mazac of San Antonio. Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrg. Adolph Miculka and Mrs. Anna Mazac of Floresville, Texas. ) 0t WHEN CHANGING YOUR ADDRESS USE THIS COUPON Supreme Lodge, S.P.J.S.T. Box 100, Temple, Texas I am asking you to change my address of The Herald_ (VestnIk) as follows:

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My old address Is: Mr; and Mas. Victor Dy , la Campo, ann,aance the bi.n hi of heir first born, a daughter, born Sept, 10 at Nightingale Hospital. The little lady has been named Lisa. Kathryn and weighed 8 lbs.

2 ozo. at birth, Mr. and k:,aynriond (Mickey) Mikeska of A ra:n oud parents of a 21, He weighed 8 lbs., 3 ozs. a.c? :arenlo are Mr. and Mrs. Ben F. . ,. of Malone and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mikr . .a of Abbott.

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Mr. and Mrs. Labik Branecky are rejoicing over the arrival of a baby girl 'born at the Crews Hospital in Gonzales.

September 11. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, Rudy Beyer of Shiner and Mr. and Mrs. John Braneckv.

• • The forankie Viteks have a daughter who arrived on Sept. 14. Mrs. Vitek is the former Madeline Canik, daughter of Mr. and Ivies. Rudolf Canik of near Frelsburg.

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Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Kozelsky became the proud parents of a 10 lb., 12 oz. baby girl born Sept. 19 at the Hermann Born at King's Dau ghters l.ospit Hospital in Houston. Cindy Ann is being Temple: Mikeska 8 lb 15 oz, son born welcomed home by one brother. Grand-Wilbert William parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Kozelsky Oct 1 to Mr. ant Mikesha, 3010 1 vr. .ad Drive, Teanple. of Moulton and Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Zapalac of Srniner.

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Ve stifedu, One 10. Pilna 1962 Sokol •izka or S.P.J.S.T,, Lodge 130 Oct. 13 — Special Dance, Jim Allen Orch.

-- one of Dallas' outstanding popular dance bands Oct. 27 -- "Fall Festival" Dance -- Eric onza Oren.

Nov. 10 — SPJET Lodge No. 130 SemiAnnual Celebration, Music by the Music Masters Nov . 24 — Dance, Eric Ifron,'a Orchestra — "Snowball" Dance, Eric Ilonza Orehestra Pc.'. 31 — New Year's Eve Dance, Eric Honza Orchestra.

— Lee Ilse Orchestra aturday, Nov. Lodge No. 6 Cottonwood of La Grange — Lodge Meeting, Sunday, October ri xlern above orchea.

All 4 p.m. — Supper served and a Haand old til-ne music. waiian Dance at night.

Sunday, November 4 — Lodge meeting Lodge r o.

3 p.m. and Lunch — Ann-, al Fall Picnic Sunday, November 11 — Puste.Mvsky Sunday, Octoix, Joe Patel( playing in the afternoon Family get-together. nite' a "' and lday, November 18 — Maret, Family Sunday, November 11 -- Dance, Vrazel's get-together, and dance at tight.

Polka Band 9 Sunday, Nov, 25 — Dance, Joe Pat Lodge No. 15 Buckholts Saturday, Oct, 20 — Battle Dance.

Ty__,P,1,7011rig; invited and Lodge Stefanik Lodge No. 142 Vrazel's Polka Band and Joe Pat^k's me" Huston, Texas Orchestra from Shiner Saturday, October 13 — Dance, music by Lodge No. 84, Dallas, Texas Saturday, Oct. 27 — Battle Dance.

Henry Tannenberger and his OrchVrazel's Polka Band and Ray Baca's Saturday, coca. 20 — ii3-atn Dance, Music estra. Orchestra from Fayetteville.

T, dcl Earaizi Orchestra by Dance, Music Saturday, October 27 Sunday, Oct. 21 — Regular Monthly by "Houston Play Boys."

Meeting and Family F'un Night Public invited, plenty of tables, come Ennis Image.

Saturday, Nov. 3 — Dance, The Polka out for a good time, Oct. 14 — Regular Lodge Meeting Peupertnints Orchestra Nov. 11 — Regular Lodge Meeting Saturday, Nov. 17 — Dance, Music by Nov. 24 — Dance, music by the Music _Eddie Streets' Orchestra :from WorthMasters. ington, Minn.

Sunday, Nov. 18 — Regular Monthly Elk Lodge No, 35 Meeting and Family Fun Night Saturday, oat. 13 — Wedding Dance, Saturday, December 1 — Dance, Rudy Henry Dulock and His Band of West, District 1 I-5-Turtz Orchestra from Shiner, Texas Texas at 8:30 ijan. to 12:30 a.m.

Dances be V. H. BARINA Saturday, Oct. 20 — Rural Ramblers of and our Lodge Hall is fully Air-CondiRoute 1 Marlin, Texas tioned.

Smithville, Texas Saturday, Oct. 27 — Bob Haisler's Melodians of Temple, Texas District 2, Lodge, Po1uok No. 88, Houston BEN MIKOLAJ Wednesday, October 10 Birthday Club Lodge No. 39 Bryan 111 W. Rio Grande St. Saturday, Oct. 13 — Vrazel's Polka Band Sisters Luncheon.

Taylor, Texas Saturday, Oct. 20— No Band booked as Friday, Oct. 12 — Regular Monthly District 3 yet.

Membership Meeting, Saturday, Oct 27 — Jessie Lee's Band ARNOLD M. VRLA Sat day, Oct. 13 — Big ?.atice to the • 6307 Saratoga Circle music of Frank MueF,chke Band of Lodge Hillje No. 40 Dallas 14, Texas Houston Saturady, Oct. 13 — The Traits District 4 Saturday, Oct. 20 — Free Wedding Friday, Oct. i9— Board of Directors meeting. Entertainment Committee Dance FRED KVETON meeting.

Saturday, Nov. 10 -- Sensations Orch.

Route 1 Thursday, Nov. 22—Thanksgiving Dance Sunday, Oct. 21 — District Five Meeting Abernathy, Texas Saturday, Oct. 27 — Big Dance. Music music by the Traits.

by Henry Brosch and orchestra of • District 5 Moulton, Lodge No. 66 Waco, at Elm Mott -Friday, Nove, 2 -- Board of Directors JARDA CERNY Committee and Entertainment 1521 Woodvine Drive Saturday, Oct. 13th — Lee Ilse Orchestra Houston 24 rrenvn s meeting. of LaGrange, Texas SaturdaY, Oct. 20 -- Slim Haisler's Play Sunday, Nov. 4 — English Operetta "In District 6 Old Vienna."

Boys of Temple LEO KRAUSE, JR. Birthday Club SisSaturday, Oct. 27 — The Happy Country Wednesday, Nov. 7 P. 0. Box 427 ters Card Party Boys of Houston.

Inez, Texas Daturday, Nov. 3 — Rudy Kurtz Grebes- Friday, Nov. 9 lar Monthly Meettra of Shiner, Texas g District '7 Saturday, Nov. 10 — The Hi-Topners Saturday, Nov. 10 — Dance, Music by JAROSLAV KLEPRLIK Orchestra of New Braunfels, Texas Ray Baca and his orchestra, of Fay202 Schmeltzer Lane Saturday, Nov. 17 -- Slim Haisler's Play etteville.

San Antonio 1, Texas 14 , Wednesday, Nov Birthday Club Boys of Temple, Texas.

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SPRAVNE VYKONANA POHREEN1 SLU2BA V hodine 2alu zarmouceni naleznete Edward Pace pohtebni Ustav pohotove k sympatickemu vyfizeni nezbytnYch jednotlivosti a k vypraveni dojemneho pohtbu.

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paleniny Ledova voila Koupani spdleniny v ledove vole nebo piilcladani ledpve . studenYch ruenikti — je 'Jodie jednoho leka • e v Los Angeles velice jecluoduche a fieinne leeeni. Tento lekar cbjevil fieinnost -Leto prvni pomoci, hdyZ utr-pel bolestne po. paleni na race , ad variciho omastku. Nanideel ruku v leclove. vode celou hodinu, naeeZ bolest zmizela a rani se Opine zahojila. Od toho casu tento lekar pouZ11 chlazeni u 150 pacientfi a v kaZdem pripade byla bojest ihned zmirnena. Pokraeoval v chlazenj rany jednu hodinu a bolest se nevrdtila v rozsah Cervenosti a paltivost byla znaene, zmirnena, Chlazeni, zda se, potlaueuje abnormajni retez udalosti, titer e obyeejno naslecluji spaleninu a asps: Watch out for people who butter you --- sooner or later they are going to put the bite on you.

POHR,EBNi DOMOV V hodine zarmutku najdete u nas nejlepS'i polatebni obsluhu a ceny levne.

Te2 prodavaine pohiebni pojOteni — od 1 mesice do 80 rokil Ambulance y e dne v nod MAREK BURNS FUNERAL HOME Bill Marek a Bill Burns Box 225 - Ph. OX ford 7-3661 Cameron, Texas

Pi• isady, obsaL,,ne v NON AT, jsou' Casein vyzkou:Sene pro vYsledky, Vice ne2 60-lete cifikazy aspokojeni, jak naznaeeno pro Olevu raznYch bolesti, stoji za -y aa koupi trubice teto proslale masti.

1<dy' potfeba nadejde vyplati se miti po race trubici NONAT ve vaM. lekannece. Usporna, velikost $1.15, praviaelna velikost 65c.

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NiaUT °MELT HELP WANTED: Living in, take care of an invalid lady. Mrs. Frank R. Vaclauik, Route 3, El Campo, Texas. (dzc) )0( v'Se Proda se 80 akril rovne Cernice, • zdelano, dobre stavby, nevyeerpatelna voda. Valdlenost asi 8 nebo 9 mil od Temple. P1q e na Robert Cervenka, West, Texas (39-41c) An hour of meditation is good for everyone, says a philosopher. Don't try to take it before the kids have gone to bed.

• • Mon and clad likely will agree that what this country needs is fewer endurance contests on the phone by teenagers.

It is well to forget the past because the future will give you plenty to worry about.

• • People who are happy in their own, company do not nee dto seek diversion and entertainment.

• • Any person with a well-trained and educatde mind sinever lonesome when alone.

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Today, the fast-growing nursing home industry is taking on a new look. Modern homes are being constructed throughout the country in record numbers. They are being designed specifically for the The homes of a half million elderly are needs, comforts and safety of their taking on a new look. elderly occupants. Children of the ocNursing homes, said the administra- cupants even take pride in showing off tor of one, "should be places where eld- the quarters of their parents. ers come to live, not to die." This reFacilities now often include fullymark signalizes a change for the better equipped physiotherapy rooms, occuin behalf of many thousand senior citipational therapy, 24-hour nursing servzens. ice and doctors always on call. In conBut in the past decade, the nation's trast to fittings of the old nursing home 13,(50 licensed nursing homes failed to stereotype, spacious lounges, patios, and meet this standard. According to an ar- dining rooms are now commonplace. ticle in the February issue of the Jour)0( nal of American Insurance, nursing Meteors are observed far more freqhomes, as dwelling group, were regularly uently in arctic and antarctic regions, first on lists of unsafe places in which often at the rate of one a second.

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Mexico is only one-fourth the size Nursing borne fires were claiming lives of the U. S. yet has a coastline 500 miles and consuming property to such a delonger. gree that too many homes were unsound • • or uninsurable risks for most insurance About the best thing to remember is companies and had to put in assigned risk pools. The old, converted frame what to forget. • • dwellings posed serious fire and health Neither happiness or pain lasts forhazards. ever.

Brighter Days Ahead For Our Aged

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