Vestnik 1963 08 14

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FODPORA LIDSKOST BRATRSTVI 14. SRPNA (AUGUST) 1963

OD REDAKNHO STOLKU Z minuleho eisla Vestniku z prvni stranky chcerne opravit tyto pravopisne chyby, ktere j.sme prehledli pri opravovani kartaeovkch otiskii: fgecHnkch zpray. . . trednici SI . rad SI dal... tady takove SI zaErrare humanum est. .

• • Letni prazdniny jsou v pinern proudu. Lide kaldk den odji2di nekam se svojimi rodinami, trebas do severni Cast!. Spojenkch statti, do hor Koloradskych, neb k moii se nechat obeerstvit a skrisit morskou vodou. Mnozi ji2 jsou doma z vkletu a s mySlenkama kraeeji do priStiho roku kdy a kam se zas pojede. Zatim, elenove , toho na geho lidskeho linuti spoleeenskeho 2ivota se po navratu z prazdnin jz zaptahli a zatadili znovu do denni prace a zamestnani — do tzv. "rutynu".

Pro ty kteri je gte nemeli ptile2itost odjeti nekam do krasneho, earovneho koutku, chceme vas nasledujicim kern nalakati s popisem dovolene v BelanskYch Tatrach v 6eskoslovensku.

Snimek yam k tomu pomil2e. Malo z nas se staneme tak S't'astni, ale piece v myglenkach mOeme cestovat...

TYP NA DOVOLENOU NE nic se nevyrovna romantice dovolene v BelanskYch Tatrach. Mohl by tam Cloy& jezdit kakdk rok a nikdy mi

0, VY HORY 'OESKE

6, vy Ceske hory, Zulove a tvrde, uete nas, jak nesti mu2ne Belo lircle!

Tjete nas, jak nikdy neblednouti strachem, kdy se Sklebi na nas zaSti bleskt. nachem!

'Clete nas, jak klidne k hvezdam bo2iin kdy vir zpenenk zlob, chce nas uchvatiti.

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vy Ceske hory 2ulove a tyrde, note nas, jak nest mu2ne eel° hrde!!

Ferd. Misteck' nezevAedni Havran a Z'diarska vidle.

61ovek si to v2dycky pripada jako hladovY, jemul predlo2ili misu . s laka,vYmi pokrmy. Nevi, kam pohlednout driv na to nekonedne pastve pro oei.

Ani ten nej yynalezaverSi zahradni architekt by nedovedl vykouzlit nee° tak barevne a tvarove sladeneho, jako jsou alpinova, pole, ktera se jevi nad pasmem lest pti vkstupu na Vidli. zahybu testy se rozlo2i1 omej 'galamounek, jehoZ" tmave modre, pantofliektm podobne kvety rozkvetaji na pievyso-

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kkch stvolech. A kousek dal jasa trio 2luteho kamzieniku, pak zase cele pole ostre modrych honcu, z travy omamne voni rtizove horske karafiaty, jejicirt kvety jsou jab jemnk, troaku rorttepeny zavoj. Ji2ni strana velikeho balvanu je pokryta, chomdeem drobnYch netreskil, na hole skdle naproti se zachytila prota.

Cesta vede vzhfiru a barevnou sym-• fonii vysttida prosta klee, xnechy a Sejniky. Po srazu se iipadkem 2enou kamzici a jejich plave skoky budi dojem, 2e zemska, prita2livost pro ne vubee neexistuje. Kolem jsou uz jenom puste skaly. Fred oeima se pojednou zattepetaji dva belaskove. Jejich ktehka krasa mezi tim chinurnym kamennim pusobi tak zvla gte. I oni, jako zatouNli po velehorskYch vY2inach.

Vrchol Vidle, kterk se tyei ye vkAi 2,142 in. n. m. j e temet dokonalou gPiekou. Neni tam vic ne2 'dva. Ctvereeni metry plochy. Pohled dolt — az jima; zavrat'! Nejprve se vali nilhy a mraky.

Vitr je bieuje a trha, na dlouhe cary, ktere rozvetAuje po okolnich skalach.

Jo to chvile mocneho citoveho vzrueni. Mraky ji2 sestupuji pod vrcholky hor. Celt' kruhovity masiv Tater vypada nyni jako veliky krater, napineny hustou aedou hmotou, z niz vystupuji gpieky horskYch yellkant. V hloubce dole krou2i parek orPokraeovani na 3 strance

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9 Floresville, Texas Rt. 3, Box 145 29, eer yence 1963 etenY pane redaktore: Slibil jsem Vam, Ze budu nekdy psat tak pinim slib ano, ale jak ted' do toho o tom horku to jest asi vSnde stejne, peeeme se vAlchni.

Paneeku ten na g Vestnik ted' yypadci, docela jinak. Ten na g pan 1 1 , 6;1k-tor n(1111 to man podat ty krasne ponene elanky, jak teeba popis Frahy, elanky historicke test jemu neb pochvalu soft be zasloai.

V poslednim eisle ma popis mesta Kromeeae. Pei eteni toho elanku hned jsme byli s moji manZelkou v Kromeeili, neb ja jsem tam ztravil 21/2 rokti co kuchat ye vojenske nernocnici, tak jsem to tam tehdy dobee /mai, ov§em ted' je to tarn v'Sechno jinaei. Za kasarnami at tehdy nebylo 'iaiine stave ni, vestou k VaZanftm poclobne bylo na okol jest to historicke mesto, .honosi se krasnYna zamkem a civema peknYmy zahradami zthnecke o ktere tehdy eikali Ze tarn vojaci chodi poslouchat jak roste trava. Pak kvetna, ktera tehdy patella Hra.beti Kinskemu,. tam bylo umele bludiS"te tak ze, kdy tam vekl musel dati dobry pozor neb jinak se tam nachodil net na:;e1 dostat se yen. Obe byli hojne nav'Stevovany obzvlaSte v nedeli, neb tam koncertovala vojenska kapela, pameeku ti to ale umell eezat, kdy2 25ty. pluk kaklou druhou nedeli do kostela s hudbou, paneeku to deveata koukali jedna druhe, pravi pojd' a podivej se jak se ten sta y vojenskY pane nese, Jo, ty easy jiZ jsou prye, jak to na§e mladi a nevrati se vie, moje man2elka tam proMla svoje mladi v zamestnani jako slu'2ka za 10 zlatYch mesiene. KrasnY plat, Ze ano? jenom Ce malo na peidanek, bylo ruku libam milostpaM. Nekdy se nedostala ani do syta najist to moje nezkusila eika psi vzpominkach, ze s ni bylo clobee zachazeno. Rada vzpornind na pror2ite mladi v Kromeeili. poslal Tak ten pan reclaktor pekny obrdzek svoji rodiny. Inky, myZe ut je g as ukoneit nob nevini zdali to peeetete neb u2 to psani tak nejde jako S bratrskYin

pozciravenT, Toni Nov;(-;'

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Ve stredu, dne 14. srpna 1963

VE STN le jeho sveZest, prave tak, jako krdsne Lance a zpevy. K muZskeniu kroji patri bile kalhoty (portky) z oval. viny, eervene vySivane, SirokY zbojnick.y pas bohate zdobenY k • umplovanim, v ruce Cagan a na hlave Cerny Sirak s orlim perem. Driv si ho musel kaZdy :ohaj na znameni sve muZnosti donest sam, i kdyby si mel pri jeho hledani v orkin hnizde .hlavu srazit. peknY je i Zensky kroj. Rukavce jsou bohate vyivane a na hlavach nest Zeny zvlaAni kastrtilky z brokatu, prevazane tylovYm vySivanYm Satkern.

Je tu mnoho kouzelnYch vychazek, jedna hezei net druha. A jaky klid proti VysokYna Tatram, ktere se netrhnou proudy naSich i zahranienich turistn. Dve vzorne zotavovny a novY hotel skYtaji dobre ubytovani. A tak jestli je.te nernate typ na letoSni dovolenou, verte toinu, Ze romantice Belauskych Tater se opravdu nic nevyrovna.

C) (--Pokraeovani se stranky 2 ZA SICI KROU'Ali ZEN, ENNIS

Zdiar ye Vysokjr ch Tatrach, a v pozadi Vidle Dokoneeni se stranky je tu tak naproste ticho, Ze eloveku pripada, ze neexistuje sam o sobe, ale jen ve splynuti se vsi tou krasou kolern. Zda se, Ze sta61 stoupnout si na Apieky — natahnout ruku IdotkneS" se oblohy.

Pod severnirn svahem 13elanskYch Tater je vesnice Zdiar. Typicka horska dedina, rortahnuta do trinacti kilometrii delky. Drevene, sroubene chalupy s vesele omalovanYmi okenicemi.

Na 'SindelovYch strechach neni komin.

Kour odchazi kurniky pod strechou.

Kd'yZ se ye staveni topi, kouri se 5 cele strechy.

Ve venkovskem kostelieku ze zvoni jeSte- proti bourkam a mraktim.

61ovek si mysli, 'Ze to je snad nejaka povera. Ale jeden z horalti — Maeek Pitoriak — nas vyvede z omylu. Bourky pfichazeji obvykle ze zapadu a severozapadu z Polska. 2enou se pomerne nizko nad krajinou, kde jim nic nestoji v ceste, aZ narazi na Belanske Tatry.

Casto se stava, Ze za kopci, v Tatran-

ske Leinnici je nejkrasriejSi pohoda tidy, y e 2diaru zuri bourka. A jak Ukol v tom maji zvony? Je to prostY fyzikalni zjev, lehce vysvetlitelnY. Jejich zvuky rozvini ovzduSi a zrovna jako mraky, narazi i zvakove viny na fiboei hor. Pohybem vzduchu se mraky zvednou a prenesou se pies vrcholky. Bourka pak spadne nekde v horach, Nesmi to bYt ovkm vichrice pak nepomohou ani zvony.

Ta kdy2 se rozbesni, pak je to vrava radeni zivlu, jako kdyby met nastat konec sveta. Vzduch je nabity elektrinou, blesky Slehaji z mrakti i se skal, vitr buraci, strorny padaji jako stebla obili a potok, ktery teee -adolim pod Vidli, se okamZite promeni v dravou bystrinu. Ale jak divoce se bourka prihnala, tak rychle konei.

Mraena se stannou za VelikY KoSial, a je-li to naveCer, zaZijete ten nejkouzelnej'Ai zapad slunce.

Ve 2diar,u se jate nosi kroje. V dennim Zivote uz ovSem ne, i tarn musel kroj ustoupit, ale soubory udrZuji std-

Mile sestry: Byla jsem poladana, abych touto cestou podekovala krou2ku dallaskych Zen, kterymy jsme byly pozvany aby jsme se zaeastnily jejich schtize 1, srpna.

Byly jsme vrele uvitany a srdeene jsme se pobavily pCi vYborne hostine.

Mely pro nas pripravene vSe velice dobre a zaroven pas ohAtastnily (tacky einiZ vSim jsme byly velice mile piekvapeny. jeak jedenkrat \Tani vSem vrele ciekujem teMme se, to v blizko dobe. budem mit prilelitost se vain pine odpiatit.

Se srdeenYni pozdravent vsem, RUZena Zazvorkova, taj. )G( had C. 146, Galveston Mile sestry a bratti: Nate priSti schfize se bude odbyvat 14. srpna v 7:30 hodin y eeer v domove p • a pi. John HerbaeovYch, 3406 Ave Q1/2 zde v palvestone.

Dostal ,jsem nedavno dOpis od pi.

Rudy Juricove ze Shiner, • v nernZ snaZila najiti dlouholetou pritelkyni z aSSR, pi. Jack Kivieovou, ktcrou jit, 15 let nevidela. Pi. Kivieovou znam ponevadZ bydli se svYm manZelem zde Galvestone. Byl jsem rad, Ze Isom. mohl sprostralkovat into schuzku a Cott Ze St'astnou cestu do Shiner na rodinne shromaZdeni. Obrazky z naSe schtize zde se piece odmenili, a jakou milou cestou!

Oekame, Ze naSe inladeZ" zde v Galvestone se ozve k programu pri okrshove Manzi, ktera, se bude odbyvat

4 Chceme aby zcle v Galvestone niladeZ nam pomohla prednest peknY program, tak prosim hlaste se! Da pocirobnosti budou uvedeny ye Vestniku.

Nedavno jsem se setkal s mladou pani z Hitchock, ktera kdysi hravala se sedmielenovou kapelu a je elenkyne druheho radu SFJST. Doufam, Ze se brzy prieleni k nam a Ze se svoji kapelu nam zahraje na distriktni schtizi v S bratrskYm pozdravem, Frank H. Beran, Jr. 7928 Pruitt Dr., Galveston )0( Slovanska. Lipa, eislo 66, Waco Mili bratri a sestry: Nagi schuzi zahajil piedseda Otto Hanu g v nedeli odpoledne v Linden Hall, dne 21. eervence. Linda West, Margaret Narovec a Beverly GaiduSek vzdali Cest vlajce. Spolkovni slib byl dan Sharon Engelke, Joyce Goeke a Mary Nell Narovec.

Navgtevou a nas byly: pani Louis Kapavik, pan a pani F. A. Leggio, Jr., pi.

Hiliary McDonald, Jane a Sue McDonald. Tegi nas, Ze k nam byli tentokrat nepritomni: mistopredseda Frank Miller, priiyodel, Roman Parma a jeho misto ujal bratr Otis Ceska. Diky jim, a dale ja, tajemnice radu: a sestra Dorothy Gerlich velice dobre za mne preeetla protokol z posledni schtize a vzala zapisky z -Leto schfize, za coZ ji velice dekuji.

Protokol byl eten, maid oprava udelana a pak byl prijat.

Na den mladeZe v Dallas jsme meli 35 Menu pritomnYch, etyri z mladeZe vyhrali dverni cenu, a 17 vyhrali v Arts a Crafts, Zephyr Spence je alternate' v Statnim kontestu. Sharon Engelke a Joyce Goeke vyhrali alternate v statnim sboru. Frances Miller je nova kralovna tretiho distriktu a Allen Hensel je kralem. Donna Gerlich a John Engelke jso vevodkyne a vevodou, Nage gratula:ce jim a jejich rodietim.

Donna pravila, Ze je hrda na to Ze zastupuje treti distrikt. Frances Miller bude. v statnim kontestu v Seaton 22. sari.

MladeZ mega svoji trophie na stole.

Chris Spence pro baseball team vyhru, Kathy Moore, vevodkyne pro spolek 66, Donna Gerlich pro distriktni vevodkyne, Zephyr Spence pro kralovnu radu 66.

Sestra 'Engelke pravila, de pet deveat prodavalo vstupen.ky na princezni bal a u dveri ted byly prodavane, a hodne se jich prodalo. Jsou velice spokojeni.

Za kralovnu se uchazeli Zephyr

VESTNtK Spence a Margaret Narovec. Zephyr to vyhrala a ji cloprovazel Daniel Marek.

Za vevodkyne se uchazeli Kathy Moore, Barbara Gaidukk a Donna Gerlich.

Kathy vyhrala a ji doprovazel John Engelke. Kathy dekovala v gem co ji pomobil prodavat a ti kteri od ni koupili vstupenky. Zephyr ted vyslovila sve diky vgem. Obe sestry, Zephyr a Jean byly krdlovny a vevodkyne :a ted' u2 se nebudou uchazet aby druhe deveata mobil vyhrat. Zephyr ted gratulovala Frances Miller a Donna Gerlich.

Sestra Engelke ted- dekovala sestram Libbie Parma a Agnes Mazanec za jejich pomoc, v gem co prodavali ten veeer vstupenky u dveri a jinak yYpomobil. Bratr Ray Moore dostal darek za to, Ze jim vstupenky a jine veci pripravil.

MiddeZ darovala oek na $500.00 radu na Barbecue pit. Sin zaplati ostatni.

Diky jim vgem.

Clenove kteri maji Lento mesic narozeniny jsou sestry Glenna Dungon, Barbara Ann Clay. Florine Clay, Rosemary Spence, Flora Zebro, Teresa Narovec, Shirley Attaway, Margaret Gaidugek; bratri Billy Joe Korenek, Eugene Miller, Bill Korenek, James Moore a Michael Galler. Zazpivali jim "Happy Birthday."

Bratr Edward Mazanec preeet1 protokol s jejich schtize reditelti.

Bratr Edwin Narovec pravil, de knihy jsou v dobrem poradku.

Bratr Bennie Engelke dal svou zpravu pro nalevnu a sestra Emma Cegka pro Linden Hall.

Bratr Bill Korenek &Ro yal vgem co mu pomohli postavit barbecue pit.

Sestra Dorothy Moore, pro nemocenskY vYbor pravila, Ze Jean Spence si nohu vyvrtla; sestra Aline Leggio upadla v autobusove stanici a cele telo ji boll; Bratr Leslie Dungon ma podstoupit operaci v pondeli v Houstonskem gpitalu. Prejem v gem brzke uzdraveni.

Sestra Libbie Parma pripomnela raby svtij "Zip Code" poslali do hlavni firadovny. Ted pravila, Ze by bylo zahodno- aby zabavni vybor mei schtizi s rediteli :aspon jednou za mesic. Navrh byl dan a podporen a prijat, aby se jejich schfize konala prvni pondeli v .kaZdem mesici.

Jeden Men se vzdal elenstvi, a je to Michael Laurence Stalker.

Dverni cenu vyhrali bratr Frank Leggio a Kathy Moore.

Schtize ukoneila ye 4:10 a pak mladeZ rnela. svou schtizi, a pak byla veeere.: Pr sti schtize bude 18. srpna.

ye stredu, due 14. srpna 1963 My jsme piijeli St'astne domu z Kalifornie v patek yeeer. Dobre nam bylo u decry a jeji rodiny a povozili nas nekolikrat, byli jsme i u more. Pheasi bylo slunne, ne moc horko jako je tady, a ty krasne stromy stromeeky a kvetiny, radost to vsechno videt. Tam jsme piijeli za dva dni, ale domu jsme dve noci zustali v motelu a ani nebyli rnoc 'drahe, ale pane a utulne. Na ceste domu z El Paso na nas trochu pr gelo, ale jen. chvilenku to trvalo. Tady je tak sucho a horko. Doma bylo v gechno zapra gene, ale uZ to main zase eiste. Byly jsme prye skoro 3 tYdny tak proto je toto psani opozdeno.

SrdeenY pozdrav v gem elentim a etenartma posila atiZena Parma, dopisovatelka 0t Kovar, Texas Mild sestry a bratit Specharn abych yam sdelil radostnou novinu — tedy poslouchejte. Veera y eder jsme meli zdarilou schuzi v Novein Tabore pri Caldwell v sini radu Novy Tabor eislo 17. Schtize byla svolana distriktnim predsedou bratreni Ernest Jakubikem za fieelem domluviti se o nagi prigti okrskove schtizi. Pritomni byli firednici distriktu piedseda Ernest Jakubik, mistopredseda Jan Srubat, tajemnik Edd E. Krenek, a sestra Lillie Matejka vedouci miadeZe i jeji. mandel Rudy Matejka, tispe gny organizator radu Bedrich Smetana Oslo 39, take moje maliekost a na g energicky mistopredseda hlavni firadovny Joe B. HejnY. Take domovnik toho radu bratr Trealek, kterY byl vlastne ten hlavni neb jinak bysme byvali trpeli Schuze byla zdarila proto2e v gichni meli zreteli aby se to na ge distriktni schtze opravdu yydarila a men na jednai 'Zivy zajem Bratr Srubar nam sdelil uprinanYmi sloyy, de jejich rad s vdekem prijme schtizi a, Ze zizen ani hiad tam nebude mit ZadnY a, Ze po s:chtizi bude podavana chutna svaeina v gern pritomnYm ftnani ZivY •zajem.

Vgak vite, Ze jsme jid nekolikrat meli schfize u radu. NovY Tabor a vZdycky jsme se tam melt dobre. Jsou tam opravdu pohostinni a upriami, takle se budem na to schfizi v geci te git. Schfize bude poradana posledni nedeli v rijnu, totiZ due 27. rijna. V gak ;line podrobnosti varn poda na g tajemnik, a ja chtel pouze yam pripomenout, abyste si znaeili datum na kalendari, nebot' vynechat tuto schfizi by bylo skoro negtesti. Tato schfize nebude jen obyeejna schfize, nebot' mimo toho pohosteni a uprimneho pobesedovani, budeme tam

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Ve stfTclu, clne 14, srpna 1963

mit i velice clidelite jednani (jak vito na rok je pled nami sjezd naSi. Jednoty) a take yam prozradim ac jsem to newel verejne rikat, ze budete-li mit Stesti, Ze v teto schtizi infiZete k neeema co y am mirk sprijemnit celou priSti zimu. Ale nemyslite, Ze tarn bude nejaka hezka, mlada, holka (ac 1 to by bylo moZne jestli jste sami svobodni, mladi a Sikovni). Vic y am zatim neprozradim, jen opakuji abyste jiste do 'Leto schrize piijeli, neb jinak byste toho potom opravdu litovali.

Nekteri si moZna reknete, Ze ten 13arina, toho napovida, Ze schtize jako schaze, Ze to ani nestoji zato. Ja yam ale tvrdim, Ze tato schtize juko vSechnY schtze vtbec, bude jakou vSichni poniudelat jestli tam pojedem s dobrym irmyslem, a jestli si patriene ocenime vkchno co pro nak pobaveni a nak pohodli tam budem mit — jako program a ,fine. Jestli vAak o dobrou vec zajem nemame a nedovedeme se twit z Uspechu jinYch tak ovSem to nebude stat zato. Ja se na tuto 'Cahn, nebot' vim, k tam bude mnoho uprimnYch sester a bratril s kterkmi si vZdycky rad pobeseduji a se zasmeji, a co vice by si elovek mohl prat?

Telly na shledanou a mejte se zatim dobre. S bratrskkm pozdravem yam vSern zfistavam jako vkly, vas Vaclav Barina Organizator 1. okrsku ) 0( flad Rozkvet na Plains, C. 157 Ctena redakce, broth a sestry: Prichazim mezi vas abych vas pozvala na na g distriktni schtizi, ktera se bude odbyvat u radu C. 157. Stanek nag schfize ale se naleza na 34th 'Street a Ave N, VFW Hall v Lubbock. Horko s e cela budova je tam nebude proto Z umele chlazena, a je tam velike parkovige pro auta.

Frail bysme si aby v'geckSrch 10 radix byli zastoupene a :komu bade mano 1 s jiny'ch okrkt take budou uprimne vitani u nas. Pro nedostatek easu, nemilZeme posilat vS'em jednotlive pozvanky. Zveme i redaktora Morrise a firedniky z hlavni nradovny.

Dopoledne se bude asi jen besedovat, v poledne bude obed, odpoledne schtize a potom program mladeZe. Mame tady sucho. Kdo ma vody tak zavodriuje o vSecko prye. Hospodyne zase zavaruji a da.vaji zmrznout zeleniny a ovoce, z kratka prace je porad dost.

Na shledanou 25. srpna v Lubbock.

Se sestersk3"Trn pozdravem A. Kristinekova, WI 4, okrsku

Iivezda, Texasu, C. 47 Mill bratri a sestry: Zase je eas na psani a je tak horko a sucho, Ze se ani eloveku do niceho nechce, ale jedno jsme si uZ odbyli a to bylo oslavovani a otvirani naSi nove radove budovy., neb jsme s tim melt hodne prace. VSe se nam yydatilo nad oeekavani. Lidu se ze,Slo, ze ant ye snu Zadnemu z nas nenapadlo, budeme mit takovk naval lidu co nas opravdu od srdce poteSilo mockrate vam kaalemu dekujem. Mnoho z vas delali daleku cestu, ale ,doufam, Ze se vam u nas libilo a, Ze jste byli ze vSim spokojeni a, Ze jste si od rids odnesli dobre vzpominky.

Ostatek nebudu popisovat bratr Klin-' kovsky mel hodne popsane a sestra Clara Hejlova yam to asi vSe poplin spravne a ja bych mohla udelat chybu tak to vSe necham sestre Hejlove.

NaSe radova, schnze se odbyvala jak obyeejne, ale tentokrat nas tarn opravdu bylo malo — asi byl jests kaZdY unaven po to oslave, a tak si kaZdY hledel rade'. odpoeinout, Zase nam pribilo 'etyri novi e'en', a jsou: Michael Frank Skrabanek, Steven Ray LaStovica, Robert S. Williams, Mary Ann Williams.

Prestupni listinu od radu C. 24 si prevzal k na gemu radu bratr Frank Spaniel st., Doplacene 20-ti lets pojistkk maji eleni bratr Rudolf F. Kohout, sestra Levie Adamek, sestra Janet Jean Pechal.

NaSe pristi schtize se bude odbyvat jak obyeejne prvni nedeli v zari, tak se hled'te dostavit v neivetAim poetu.

Vain vAem preji byste dostali ten oCekiavany deSt. Jsem vase dopisovatelka, Frances RuAriakova --)0(_

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uznameni raau, sehuze PODZIMNI SCHUZE NASICII OKRSKiJ OKRSEK PRVNI V nedeli 27. rijna u radii Novy Tabor, eislo 17. schUze se zahaji o 1 hotline (ip., a sleclovat bude program mladeZe. E. E. Krenek, taj. ♦ • OKRSEK DRUH V nedeli, 18. srpna u Camp Tahuaya Zaroven i okrskova soute2 talentu.

OKRSEK V nedeli, 29. zari, u radu 1. 6 v Cottonwood.

OKRSEK V nedeli 25. srpna v sini VFW, 34 a Ave N v Lubbock.

OKRSEK PAT' 13. kijna (v nedeli), schtze se bude odbyvat v Brewery Workers' Hall, 7201 Heard's Lane, Galveston.

OKRSEK SESIEt V nedeli, 3. listopadu u radu C. 40 v Iiillje.

OKRSEK SEDIVIt V nedeli, 15. zati, u radii C. 177 v Robstown. Rad bude zaroven slavit svoj e 50-lets vyrodi.

Statni souteZ talentu pro mladet se bude konat 22. zaki u radii C. 47 v Seaton pici Temple.

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Oznameni v'Sein eleniint Slovanske Lipy Oslo 66 v Elm, Mott Milt oleni: Laskave vas vSechny zveme do nag prigti schtze v nedeli odpoledne o pill treti (2:30) hodiny dne 18. srpna v Linden Hall. Doufame, Ze se nas zase hodne sej de.

61enky jsou laskave Zadane aby prinesly dost jidla na spoleenou veeeici pro svou rodinu a sve hosty.

Mlade2 bude mit svou schfizi hned po nag.

SesterskST pozdrav vaem RfiZena Parma, tajemnice Z radu 88 v Houstone Na ykobeenou Zadost sv-Srch pfizniven a pfatel, divadelni kroukek Hia,hol bude opakovati hru "Ze starch v sobotu 17. srpna 1963 v sini kadu Pokrok na Studewood v Houstonu.

Poeatek pi. edstaveni pfesne o 7:30 veeer. Podrobnosti na oznamkach.

Veeere bude podavana od 6:00 hodin.

Obeerstveni a zakusky pfipraveny pe1livou rukou na gich pfieinlivYch kuchakinek. Prosime, aby sestry laskave darovaly domaci peeivo. Zkou'Zky ochotnikft od 7. srpna.

J. V. Pokornfr za divad. 'kroukk Hlahol ° )O:( Rad C. 80, Holland V nedeli 20. kijna 1963 — Veiaovani otevreni nove radove sine. )O( Letogni eesick Festival Cesky Den, eili Ceslcr festival, kteil se jiz roky odbyval u statni vystavy v Dallas, se bude letos konat prvni fleav fijnu ,totiz 6. kijna. Planuje se aby letokii festival byl vet gi a lepS'i kdykoliv. Rally nnSi Jednoty a okrsky jsou 'Zaciany aby nic planovali na tento den, abychom mobil co nejvic se dostavit na tuto deskou oslavu.

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Viber rfunkch pojistek nail SPJST vyberte si die potieby TRIDA W: Splatkova do 85ti let, dohvotni TRIDA PR: Ptednostni doZivotni TRIDA C: 20ti splatkova, doZivotni. Poplatky se plati pouze 20 let TM-DA E: lOti splatkova, do'Zivotni. Poplatky se plati pouze 10 let

Ve stfeil dne

TRIDA D: 15t1 splatkova, daivotni.

Poplatky se plati pouze 15 let TRIDA F: 15 lets nadadni. Obnos cer® tifikatfi jest vyplacen za 15 let TRIDA G: 20ti 'eta nadaeni. Obnos certifikatu jest vyplacen za 20 let TRIDA Nadaeni v 65ti letech. plati pdplatky aZ" do 65ti let.

TRIDA I: 20ti splatkova, ,nadadni v 60t1 letech TRIDA K: Splatkovb, do 65t1 let, do21votni TRIDA L: Dvojnasobne inazove pojigteni (Double Indemnity) TRIDA M: Pensijni pojistka. Po dosa2eni 65 rola' stall elen dostava mesieni pfijern dokudziv. Zemte-li pied 75 lety stari, docilei dostanou mesieni prijern do 75 viroei naroze-

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nin elena TRIDA MC: 20ti lets tipisova ochrana ktera se rand' zrnenSUje TRIDA MX: lOti 'eta fipisova, ochrana ktera se rodne zmen8uje TRIDA ML: 25ti leta "upisova ochrana ktera se roene zmenSuje.

TRIDA' MD: 30ti lets ochrana ktera se roene' zmenSuje TRIDA 5T: 5ti lets thutni. ObnoViteli na a zmenitelna.

TRIDA 10T: lOti leta lhatnf. Obnovitelna, a zmeniteina TRIDA 20T: 20ti lets lhi tni. Zmenitelna, TRIDA T-65: lhiltni do 65 let.

V DETSKEM ODDELENI TRIDA JT: Doeasne poj iAteni do 16; let kterd se maze zmeniti na ktereko.

Claims Paid During July, 1963 Omrtni podpory vyplacene v eervenci, 1963

Death

SUPREME LODGE, S.P.J.S.T. Temple, Texas AUGUST 1, 1963 Death Claim No.—Name islo Untrti—Jmeno

Occupation Zamestnani

Lodge No. Rad Cislo Location

gas line employee--delnik 7905 Louis Scotka, housewife — hospodyne 7906 Theresa Kaspar, 7907 Frank E. Heil, Sr., retired — na odpodinku 7908 Sophie Hubacek, retired — na odpoeinku 7909 Jos. Spanihel, farmer — rolnik *7910 Jos. Kubena, retired — na odpoeinku 7811 FrantiSka Divin, retired — na odpoeinku 7912 Frank J. Piwetz. Jr., retired — na odpoeinku 7913 Marie Krall, retired — na odpoeinku .

7914 Annie Payne, housewife — hospodyne 7915 Edward Simek, factory worker—delnik 7916 Joseph Sramek, retired — na odpoeinku 7917 Larry Wm. Rod, mechanic — mechanik 7918 John Huser, retired — na odpoeinku 7919 Anna Kvinta, retired — na odpooinku 7920 Win. J. Klein, auto mechanic --mechanik 7921 Jan A. Rychlik, retired — na odpoeinku 7922 Marie Koester, housewife — hospodyne 7923 Agnes Moudry, housewife — hospodyne 7924 Christina Barta, housewife — hospodyne 7925 Raymond John Filla, farmer — rolnik 7926 John Kahanek, Sr. retired — na odpoeinku 7927 Emmett L. Barton, commissioner—komisar 7928 Henry Regmund, Jr., farmer — rolnik

40 Hillje 92 Fort Worth 47 Seaton 56 Corpus Chris i 40 Hillje 13 Dime Box 51 Ellinger 1 Fayetteville 8 Weimar 35 Elk 13 Dime Box 25 Ennis 50 El Campo 20 Granger 4 Hallettsville 57 Gonzales 94 Wheelock 162 Iowa Colony 68 Nelsonville 57 Gonzales 81 Needville 88 Houston 54 West 56 Corpus Ciatisti

Date of Admission Datum Pkijeti

Date of Death Datum timrti

Age Staii

12-14-30 8-10-13 8-11-07 11-12-11 5-12-11 7- 1-1897 8- 5-06 2-13-16 1-17-44 2- 6-16 4-23-35 11- 8-14 8-14-44 11- 8-03 11-15-24 6-13-36 6-11-11 8-16-41 7-13-19 7- 4-20 11-20-44 9-10-22 7-13-19 7-15-31

6-20-63 5-27-63 6-29-63 6-20-63 6-27-63 6-23-63 7- 4-63 7- 4-63 3-12-63 6-26-63 6-25-63 6-17-63 7- 6-63 7-13-63 7- 8-63 7- 8-63 7-15-63 7-10-63 7-17-63 7-11-63 7-18-63 7- 4-63 7-16-63 7-10-63

59 83 82 73 70 92 87 65 87 63 49 76 29 86 88 44 72 38 64 65 43 85 .63 68

Cert. No. tislo Cert.

C-1345 A-5168 A-2823 A-11094 A-5395 A-3843 Pd up 569 A-1019 Pd up 719 Pd up 323 Pd up 518 .A-10953 C-7520 A-4348 A-557 C-2995 A-5334 C-6203 A-7433 A-7942 E-85 A-11587 A-7396 B-733

To the bereaved survivors of nor deceased brothers and sisters, the Supreme Lodge, SPJST, expresses its heartfelt sympathy.

Raymond Urbanovsky Charter Member Secretary, Supreme Lodge, SPJST

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liv jine pojigteni kdykoliv net de sahne 16 let svdho veku rftiDA W: splatkova do 85t1 let, dal.votni. Plny obnos pojiAteni se vyplati v pripadu Multi od veku jednoho roku TRIDA PR: Piednostni do2ivotni. (Za einani v 5 roku stall) rfaDA C: 20ti splatkova doMvotni.

PlnY obnos pojiAteni se vyplati v pripadu iiiurti od veku jednoho roku st.iii 1): 15ti splatko ya daivotni.

PlnY obnos pojiSteni se vyplati v pripadu ilmrti od veku jednoho roku E: lOti splatkova doMvotni.

Plny obnos pojiSteni se vyplati v pripadu umrti od veku jednoho roku TRIDA F: 15ti leta nadaen1 pinY obnos pojiSteni se vyplati v pripadu tzmrti od veku jednoho roku rRtnA G: 20ti leta nadaeni, pinY obnos se vyplati v pripadu umrti od veku jednoho roku TRIDA H: Nadadni ve 65t1 let. PlnY obnos PojiReni se vyplati v pripadu iimrti od veku jednoho rok!J TRIDA I: 20ti splatkova, nadaeni v 60 letech. Plny obnos poj gteni se vyplati v pfipadu umrti ad veku jednoho roku TidDA J. E. Nadaeni v dosaZeni 18 let piny obnos pojiAteni se vyplati v plipade iimrti od vat( jednoho roku TRIDA K: Splatkova do 65 let, daivotni. PlnY obnos pojiSteni se vyplati v pfipadu innrti od veku jednoho roku TRTDA, L: Dvoinasolane trazove pojiAteni (Double (Indemnity) TRIDA M: Pensijni poiistku. Po dosahni 65 rokii start elan dostava mesieni pHiem do 75 vYroei narozenin Mena. PlnY obnos pojiAteni se vyplati v pripadu tunrti ad veku jednoho roku PAYOR INSURANCE: Jednota pockytuje 61entim platicirn poplatkv na detske certifikaty tu vfliodu ochrany 2e v padu iipine nemo2nosti ndsIedkem nemoci aneb poraneni aneb v padu umrti nlaticiho. poplatky na ten cletskV certifikat budou sarnaoinne zaplaceny.

S bratrskYm pozdravem Joe B. Heinv ( oeskoslovenskk vlada schYalila zrizeni narodniho parku v oblasti KrkonoS a Rychoru v rozloze 38.000 hektarii.

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ZA SESTROU FRANCES SCHOENEMANOVOU Dne 4. ledna 1963 ocleAla k veenemu odpoeinku dobra pritelkyne, loyalni pracovnice ria.4 -Jednoty, sestra Frances Schoeneman, elenkyne radu Pokrok MladeZe eislo 100 v Snook. Bylo ji 89 let. Bydlela se svoji dceru Clara Schoeneman na svoji farme pH Snook.

Jeji mantel ji predeSel ve smrti 13. dubna 1931.

Sestra Schoonemanova se narodila roce 1873 v Rakousku. Byla dcera. Franty- a Rosalie (Nedbalek) Vajdakovych.

2ila. se svYm manZelem Charlie na Mound Prairie dlouha leta.

Byla jedna z nejprvnejAich Menu pH zaloleni spolku v Sebesta, Texas. Sestra Schoeneman east° vypravela jak COko museli pracovat kclyZ zaeali farmovat, ba ylna byla lacin g a museli ji vozit do Brenham do dZiny i tarn jezdit pro grocerii. Cast° bavina se neprodala, privezli ji zpatky a ZivobYti nemeli za co koupit. Soused& ale si jeden druhemu vypornahali jak mobil tak a men nadeji v Doha a — prelili tu dobu.

Pohreb se konal 6. ledna z Woods Funeral Chapel v Somerville. Obijady vykonali Rev. Fred F. Janke a Rev, Daniel Marek. U1olena byla na hfbito y na Mound Prairie. Pozfistali jsou Frank, Fannie, William a Clara Schoeneman. Pozastale rodine vyslovujeme nagi uprimnou soustrast.

Pi. P. Schoeneman Caldwell, Texas

ZA SESTROU ALBTNOU KUCEROVOU Zase nastala mezera v raciach nasi Telocviene Jed, Sokol Corpus Christi 2. srpna 1963.

Albina Kueerova viJk[l 78 rokil, ukoneila drahu- svehl jJivoi d ti.Doui.o" corpus ye odpo6inko ----- Rest. I lon“ , Christi, Texas, po innohof ci nernoCi. OdeSla tarn, Elan lint kra0i nou cestou zak. oni . ni urCpuou, bohati chuck, ZacirrY se torno Jeji teleSn'e portistatky byly 4. :11,1:a. uloleny v Seaside Memorial Park pohrebnim zavodent Dunne - Longhani.

Pohrebni obrady v. kapli i na hrbitove vykonal spolkovy bratr Rudy SefClik- z Houston, Texas.

Zesnula zanechava zde jednoho, syna Franka J. Kueeru v Corpus_ Christi, matku, Marie v, Somerville, tki, bratry Ed Kueera v Dime Box, Heriry Kueera v Caldwell a Ludwig Kueera v Somerville, Texas.

Sestro, pritelko, spi sladce a odpoeivej v pokoji to zelene zahracie kde jsou si v'Sichni rovni. Poziistale rociine projevuji 'uprimnou soustrast. Zesnula sestra gueerova byla 40 rokil Olenkou sokola americke obce.

John StaS`a, Jednatel )0 RESOLUCE SOUSTRASTT Resolueni vYbor za tad Placedo eislo 97, zde _projevuje uprimnou soostr:st pozilstale rodine nad ztratou jej [oh matky, babieky a prababitlky, noAi vaZene spolusestry, Fiantgky Esteljak, ktera, zemtela 'clne 1. eeryence 1963, a doZila se veku -96 let. Pohrbena 23. eervence na osadnim hititove v Shiiler.

Zanechava a decry, Mrs. RtiZeno. Marek. Mrs. J. J. (Botena Mikeska, a Mrs. Jos. (Zdenka) Shiller . a jednoho syna, M. E. Esterak,' dale nekolik vnuklia pravnukii.

Mill pozfistali, prijmete uprimnott soustrast vSech radii Placedo, necht' Varn jest take fiteehou, Ze, mi Indio jest nas kteki se doZijou tak vysokeho veku jak Vase' uptimna babieka.

Mild spolusestro, prejenr Tobe ny ve6nY spanek, odpoCivej v pokojL (7;est Ti bud' zachovana na Za rad Placed°. eislo 97 J. A. Balusek Jos. L. ENik Resolueni vYbor )0( V Kromerili bylo "Gottwaldovo 'najmesti" prejmenovano clinnyslne na "Hlavni namesti".

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Informabieflanky "New Deal" a jeho poeatky Fred tiiciti lety prosly Spojene staty socialni revoluci, a to bez krveproliti, bez nasili. Tato mirumilovna revoluce, oznaeena slovy "New Deal" zanechata ye svem sledu vice zmen nezli mnoha revoluce nasilna. Aekoli se zdala probihati s dramatickou rychiosti, fakt je,ze jeji podnet vySel,ji2 v prOmysloy e Ameriky devatnacteho stoletj Spojene staty, rozvracene obeanskou valkou a nucene po jejim skoneeni venovati veSkere ave sity rekonstrukci, pristoupily k prtimyslove revoluci pomerne dosti pozde. Toto opoZdeni vedlo vSak neprimo ke zrychleni tempa, tak ze prevaZne zemedelska Amerika zmenila se v Amerika prevaIne industrialni v neuveritelne kratke idob 6. NeobyCejnY rozvoj hospodarsky, pokraeujici s rychiosti takkka zavra•nou pees chvilkayo poruchy a krise, prinesl s sebou i mnoho valnych problema, bouklive napeti a hluone volani po socialnich reformach, jeZ mely uklidniti hospodarskou hladinu prudkYmi spory rozvirenou.

Mezi projevy tohoto vreni byla i pr y -niIcelozmskatvZelzniaturok 1877. Stavka byla site potlaCena, ale to nikterak neodradilo , delnictvo od pokraeovani v boji o pravo spoleovati se ye sdruZenich odborarskYch a vyjednavati se zamestnavateli kolektivne. Celozemskd agitace clelnictva o zavedeni osmihodinoveho pracovniho dne vedla roku 1886 k tragickYin vYtrZnostem v Chicagu, pri nchZ, etyri straZnici byli usmrceni bombou a na nez etyki muZi doplatili smrti obeSenim. Poladavkiim clelnictva o kratSi pracovni ,dobu vyAsi mzdu bylo v gak tieba Casein vyhoveti.

Ani na farmach nevladl upiny klid a mir. FarmarSdi agitatori byli snad jests vYmluvnejSi neZli jejich protej§ky ye masts, domahajice so peneZni in(lace, vladnich regulaci trustii a Zeleznic, odstioinovane dane z pidjmu a j inych reforem. Tato agitace na venkove nagla sve mluvci v cetnych orga,nisacich a politickYch stranach. Stab . uvesti Greenback Party, Grange, Farmers Alliance a koneene i Populist Party, jeji2 presidentsICY kandidat, James B. Weaver, ziskal roku 1892 vice nezli milion hlasn.

Vladnouci stranou byli tou idobou v America konservativci. Tkicet let po smrti Abrahama Lincolna spoeivala politicka moc v semi v rukou lidi, kteki verili, ze lilavnim poladavkein dne

je pramyslovy rozvoj. Tento na2or sdileli predaci obou hlavnich politickYch stran, republikanske i demokraticke.

Teprve rebelanti, vedeni Williamern Jenningsem Bryanem, zmocnili se roku 1896 demokraticke strany a zavrhli jeji konservativni vedeni.

Populists pridali se k tak zvanym Silver Democrats, nazvanYm tak proto, ze se doladovali peneZni inflate volnou rathou stribra, a tak po prve od konce obeanske valky spojili se v jedinou hlavni stran y vgichni, kteri si prali rychleho zavadeni reforem sod,Roku 1896 volby prohrali, pamerne vg ak Malou menSinou — 7,000.000 ku 6.500.00 hlasu. Jejich pordZka byla tak i naznakem pozdejSiho viterstvi, nebot' od to doby poealy obe hlavni politicks strany prijimati vetShau navrhil, o jejichZ sclavaleni usilovali pied tim Bryan a Populists.

Roku 1901 stal se presidentem Theodore Roosevelt. Tento republikan bojoval jiZ pied tim jako Hen newyorske zakonodarny i jako newyorskY guverner — 0 zruSeni vydridUSskych praktik pracovnich v t. mi. sweat shops a o vymyceni prelidnenYch etvrti mestske chudiny. Prvni president Roosevelt snaZil se pfedevAim vyuZiti sve moci k zavedeni dozoru nad velikYmi trusty a jinYmi kombinaty prilmyslovYmi, o provadeni rtiznYch praci melioraenich, Ma yne zavodriovacich a konservaonich. Theodore Roosevelt zasalmval i do delnickYch sporil a apelem na verejne mineni primal nektere majitele dole, aby vyjedndvali s odborovYmi organisacemi.

DalSim velkYm krokem na caste pokroku, podniknutYrn jests pled revalued New Deal, byla volba intelektuala a humanisty Woodrow Wilsona roku 1912. Pled vypuknutim prvni svetove valky prosadil tento president celou tadu domacich reforem, ktere nazval programe "Nave svobody". Byly mezi nimi zrizeni federalni reservni rady, jejiZ prostrednictvim mute vlada regulovati bankovnictvi; upevnend protitrustovYch zakonti; osmihodinovy pracovni den pro Zeleznieni zrizence; piljeky farmarskYm kooperativam; ni2Si cla; odstupriovana federalni clan z prijina a mnoho jimich pokrokovych zakrokn.

Tento socialni pokrok byl pkerugen valkou, po ni2 nasledovalo materialistake desitileti dvacatYch let, v nichZ zarnernSr pokrok taktka zanikl. Neteenost tohoto udobu skoneila finan'enim krachem roku 1929, kterY vyvrcholil "velkau depresi" a vat]. roku 1933 k nastoleni "New Deal".

ie streda, .dne 14. srpna 1963 "Welfare state", znaene .upevnena federalni v_lada, ochrana odborovYch organisaci, regulate °ballad-a a Prti.myslu, pomocria, akce y e prospech farmalu to veechno nasledovalo s prekvapujici, mnohdy a2 zaraZejici rychlosti. Koreny revoluce, vedene Franklinein D. Rooseveltem, sledovali jsme tedy v tomto Clanku do minulosti a presvedeili jsme se, ze New Deal byl vlastne jako novota znaene start', a ze prave tato skuteenost zaslauZila se o to, ze nezanikl, a ze se na jeho zakladech buduje i bucloucnost, Amer. rada )0t Hugo Haas a Narodni divadlo Literarni noviny prinesly 20. Carvell-'. ce noticku o znamem Cs. herci Hugo Haasovi, ,ktery "patril k maim vynikajicim herd= v divadle a ye filmu a byl v race 1939 na natlak okupantti propuSten ze svazku einohry Narodniho divadla, jehoZ byl nekolik let piednim elenem. Podarilo se mu uniknout do USA, kde pasobil jako herec. Nedavno — jak piss Literarni noviny Amerika opustil a Zile dnes na odpoeink.0 ye Vidni. Svaz es. divadelnich a filmovYch umelca pozval Hugo Haase k oslavam osmdesateho vYroei trvani Narodniho divadla. Umelec pozvani s radosti prijal is poladal, aby se ■nadale mohl povaZovat za elena Narodniho divadla."

PraisItY dixicland vystoupi v Belgii Podia zpravy z Bruselu vystoupi na, beigickem mezinarodnim dZezovern festivalu v Comblain-la-Tour take znamy pra2skY dixiela'ncl. Tento es, ciZezovY soubor ma sedm eland, kteri spolu hraji jiz po mnoho let. Ptivodne byli vAichni Many orchestra, vedeneho Karlem Krautgartnerem, kterY vyhral alatou medaili na videnskem festivalu inlacleZe, poradanem v race 1959.

AmerickV poradatel leto gniho belgickeho festivalu prohlasil, ze v9lohy praZskeho dixielandu budou hrazern es. vla,dou a dodal, ze je velmi rad, ze pralskY orchestr prijal pozvand, protole by chtel, aby tento festival byl opravdu mezinarodni a predstavil publiku zove orchestry z celeho sveta. PraskY dieieland je jedinym orchestrem ze zeml za Zeleznou oponou, kterST na leto g -nimfestvaluystopi. )0( Kiss me Kate take. v CSSE SvetoznamY musical Kiss me Kate americkeha skladatele C. Portera, ktery se dlouhe mesice hral s velikym iispechem ye viclefiske Liclove opera, nasal take du eeskoslovenska. Prvni

Ve stfedu, dne 14, srpna 1963 scencu, na ,ktere byl uveden, je ske divadlo. Musical nastudoval gent Dalibor Brazda, ktery Kiss me Kate dirigoval take ye Vidni.

Daltim divadlem, ktere sahlo po tornto ftspetnem musicalu je bratislayska Nova scena, ktera uvadi Kiss me Kate ye slovenske premiere. ) 0 (---Statistika Ze zapadniho Nernecka do komunistickYch stain za Zeleznou aponau ad konce druhe svetove valky uteklo eelkern 79 arnerickYch dustajnikii a vojakft. • Vettinou jde o pripady vyhnuti se disciplinarnim trestfun a stihani pro obyeejne zloeiny. • Za to na zapad, do svobodneho demokratickeho , sveta prchlo do dnes vice net 300 tisic sovetskych a vychodonemeckych ditstojnikil a vojakii. )O( pesky dirigent vitezem Ze zajimavYch zprav .upozornujeme na uddlost z hudebniho sveta newyorsk6ho: Sout'a Dimitrij Mitropulose pro mlade dirigenty Y. New Yorku vyhral mladY oesky dirigent z Mora yske Ostravy Zdenek Kotler. Kritikove i v newyorskYch novinach se shodli, to byl se soutaijicic.h nejlepti. Vyhral cenu $5,000 a rani smlouvu jako asistujici dirigent Newyorske Filharmonie. ) (BOITUMIL BRODSKt:

°mina nor: ROMAN

Pokradovani "Celt' svet o torn povida, smich mame a lido se divi, te takovY neschopnY Moir& mute bYti ponechan na miste tak odpovednem."

"Ano, pamatuji se, te se if nas tom hovorilo, ale vite, jak to u rids chodi. Pan reditel necha pana hrabete se vyzlobiti a potom ho premluvi, aby udelal die jeho navrhu. Musil bych zasahnouti, net se vec rozreti, adkoliv je prirozeno, te si tim pottvu na sebe reditele."

"Vern to mute bYti upine lhostejno, nijak na neni nezavisite a reditel se musi bati vas a ne vy jeho."

"Nu, nezavisim na nem, je to pravcla, ale nerad bych si udelal nepratelstvi, elovek nikdy nevi, koho mute inekdy potrebovati. Neslibuji vam na ureito nic, ale budu yam podle avYch sil napomocen."

"Nikdy yam toho nezapomenu," ujiAt'oval Durdela ohnive. "Prontete tak nine i me Mile velike dobradini, ona sama, take vas o to bude tadati."

VtiSTNtR,

"Prejete-li si toho vy, jako by ona si toho prala," pronesl jako by pohrdave. "Arci, pro milostpani by to melo veliky vyznam, ona asi na takove samote hodne trpi."

"OvSem, pozoruji, to je nervosni a chapu, to je to nasledkem jejiho samotarstvi. Nema, s kYin promluViti, s kYin se pobaviti, na zabavy ma daleko, a piece je mlad• a zdrava, tak to se nedivim, stava-li se zasmuallou."

"Pochopitelne ji to zdrave neni a bylo by ji tkoda, :aby zde zakrnela,.

'Nu, p •ieinim se, co budu moci. Muslin ovtem byti opatrnY, abych vec vice nepokazil, net ji prospel. Budu davati Pozor, a jakmile se mi naskytne prVrii prilelitost, odvaZim se toho. Pan hrabe si cla ode mne mnoho rid," sebevedome.

"Prave, to to vim, dovolil jsem si vas o to tadati. Vtak: to jiste zmiltete."

"Nesrnime se predeasne radovati," pousmal se. "Zde je milostpani, hovokill jsme prave o vas a vat pan mantel jevi o vas velikou starostlivost."

"0 mne?" podivila. se, patrave se na mute divajic. "Nerozumim, co tim minite."

Zalekla se, nema-li mut nejakeho podezreni a malieko zbledla.

"Nic zleho," chvatal ji iku pomoci.

"Jde o to, to tijete na velike samote, kde nemate vhodne spolednosti pro sebe, cot je pravda. I ta inejstarostlivejti hospodyrika potrebuje nekdy te trochy voinosti a vzduchu, aby po svych domacich trampotach Pookfata..

Kdybyste se dostala na jine misto, tarn by vain bylo mnohem veseleji."

"Ach tak, nyni tomu rozumim," kla uleheene. "Nu, ano, lhala bych, kdybych rekla, to je zde veselo, ale co delati? Poroudeti se neda."

"Pan Sankot byl tak laskav, to nam pomoc slibil," upozornoval Durdela.

"Jste velmi hodnY, ale pro nas si nedelejte starosti. Mrzelo by mne, kdybyste mel k vuli nam nejake neprijemnosti. Jsem z hospodarstvi a dovedu se nutnosti podvoliti."

Sankot byl jeji odpovedi I vzezrenim velmi prekvapen. Podinala si velmi obratne, nevedel vtak, nechce-li mu naznaditi, to si taidnYch daltich stykfi s nim nepreje. Drive, net mohi nalesti vhodna, slova, Durdela ho piedetel. Byl nespokojen tieninYm nahledem, lekl se, te otrese odhodlanim SankotovYm zamradene zvedl k Anetce odi.

"Nevis", co povida,t," povidal hezky ostre. "Dues si podinfit, jako by te zde ftechno tetilo, ale jindy mluvit jinak. A kdyby nakrasne se tobe zde

libilo, i ja jsem zcle .krajne nespokojen a main snad take pra y° gaclati uleheeni sveho tivota."

"Ale arci, tpatne si mi rozumel," odpovidala pokojne a drobny posmetek zkrivil koutky jejich fist. "Chtela jsem pauze projeviti obavu, 'te pan Sankot bude miti velmi trapny za kterY se mu inematerne clostateCne odmeniti. Praia bych ti, aby si.s poleptil a zasloutit si toho, protote jsi velmi pricinlivy, .ale nesmime doteravi a ptisobiti natemu hostu nejake nesnaze."

"Milostpani, katclY elovek ma nesneze," ozval se Sankot, jako by rozjatene. "Prilde na to, je-li ta nesnaz prijemna, ci odporna. Mohu vas uji, stiti, te tato nesnaz mi neptijemna, neni a vain slouti ke cti to pamatujete vice na sveho mute net na sebe.

Ujitt'uji znovu, • te udinim, see budu moci a doufam v priznivY vYsledek.

Podari-li se mi nate prani, oslavime to hodne vesele."

"To oslavime!" rozehral se Durdela uklidnen teninYm vykladem. "Anetka pripravi dobrou vederi a ja obstararn neco vYborneho k piti. Do rana dodrtithe a veselY budu, jak jsem jette nebyl veselY." "Sluti yam to, jste-11 trochu veselejti, net obvykle bYvate," smal se mu Sankot. "Nevim ovtem, moci bYti celou noc vzdalen, ale nejakou hodinu ut na to obetovati budu. Znovu prosim, abyste naprosto nikomu 0 tom neueinili zminky, musiMe se vyhnouti intrikam, ktere by mohly bYti osudnYmi." "Samo sebou se rozumi,ze naprosto nikomu se nezminime. Jakmile neco zvite, sdelite mi to, 'Ze?" "Zajiste. Potlu yam nebo milostpani listek, kdy sem prijdu, protote neni radno, sverovati takove okolnosti papiru."

"Snad by mohl mut za vami prijiti," inavrhovala-, vyhYbajic se pohledu mute.

"Vzbudilo by to pozornost, kdyby pan spravce me navttevoval, hned by se zdalo, to jsem s vami v nejakem spojeni a to bych nerad. At budete na blizku, potom arci nate pratelske styky budou •dastejti a srdeenejAi." "Vy jste piece pritei, ktery ma cenu a velmi si •vateho pratelstvi vatim, horoval Durdela, vtecek rozpalen vidionu, to u g je ve Zbarari spravcem.

"Nat dam je - yarn otevren, prichkeite sem jako dome a najdete u /las, vtdy inejvrelejtiho prijeti. Vim, to jsem nekdy. trochu mrzout, ale to je z toho, to jsem sam v sobe nespokojen

VESTNIK .dojdu sve a musi bYti je inlada a nebYna ni v poslednich. nevi, co je toho Nedostatek od sveta ji titento hloupY ty jai and teti parad 'y, abys ela takopahladil ji a wznosti na. olcanitik nonee a, -poad letmo estala a vyvykla:dal Durdedobra hospos libaoaky proveseleji. `.,,ch tit mel "FlOte." a V jejim vyHarpkly rys I-46,]e. co ha tom. d'as aby jim o toloo dba., pronaporu, a z Bali li se ta .qe a pied veeestu. Oba avacell, ale pra-1;:ot a daLr aby se ' pavl. "Daufam, '4ase mi prijdete mi .na_Inte nevim, la trochu rozeia',

112e to1.i11 staapa.trhy, abych iffotcAe pan pPijiMi, a byneco vytal'au%, porau61, -n. naproti„ naf, till

isim koby vese-v jejira •PorouCirn a lotu, se kterou

chcete mutovu prani vyhoveti," docla y ala, obracejic se k odchodu.

"Vara to snad bude taky trochu mile," poviclal yyznamne.

"Co je jemu mile, i nine to teSi," pronesla lehce a uklonivSi malieko hlavu, ,kraaela zpet ke dvoru.

"Radost bucle miti," velebil Durdela popochazeje po boku Sankotovu. "Ona to neda na sobe znati, jak to v sob& citi. Zde by brzy zmorousovatela a to by byla Skoda, vtdyt' vlastne je na zaaatka 2ivota."

"Arci a miltete bYt pravem na ni hrdY. Je- mai° takovYch prijemnYch milYch darn."

"Vim to a teSi nine to, protote tem.

Caste dopinuje mutovu budoucnost."

Byl dnes neobyeejne sdilny a hovornY a take kdyt se vratil domti projcvoval neobyeejne pozornosti sve tene. Jindy by je prijimala terrier s naclSenim, ale 'dues se vymlouvala, ze je unavena a to ji prisobi starosti mySlenka, budou-li se stehovati. te k tomu dojde a, to bude potorn zly tYclen, net se prestehujeme," vysvetlovala sklesle.

"Nic se toho neboj, odbude se to ye (Iwo. dnech. Setenu hoclne povozil, my inam clost, nabytek lido uloil na vozy a za nejakou hodinu to bade sta.ti na svem mist 6- . My dva dame pozor, lidi bude vic net dost a take teny na fiklid a eiSteni opatrim. Jsem zveciav, co tomu budou ostatni arednici ifikati. 7e budou za,videt, to je jiste, nikcle neni tolik zavisti jako mezi panskYmi arectniky, KatcIY by rid vSechno sam pohltil a ostatni na ltici vody Rozeiloval se a reenil, jak ho ut davno neslykla, A Sankota velebil jako jeclineho poradneho a mileho elovelca.

Nekolik.rate mega na jazyku prosbu, aby s nim nic nezaeinal, aby ji k byl spokojen s tine, co ma, ale vtcly nerozhodne ucouvla. Vedela, te by se mf arne pokouSela, te by vyvolala opak a te by mut, i kdyby tuSil, jakou naheradu Sankot tacla, byl s to nutiti ji, aby mu byla pa he, v jejim mull neni nic uSle,chtileho, CestnejSiho. VSucle vidi pouze pfalu a penize a jeho idealy.

Ani ji nemd, is-d, predstira \pouze, ze je inn mild, ale to v ni vidi pouze hospodyni, ktera, je rnu loomocnici pri jeho dile. Nejake roznetneni, vrouci touhu po styku sni, nejake zaplanuti citrt a vaSni, to vie je mu cizi, neznal-no a oclpornym. Posuzuje ji die sebe a ona je jina, ona jest- neprotila tivot mlacle zeny, ona neni nasycena radosti, ktere manklstvi prinaSi, a nc-

Ve

dne 14. srPinit,1963

rnirze za to, te jell nitro laene void po opojeni Po sladke naruei a po rie Cern co ji jen on milk dati.

Jeji Mich ji path, styclela se za nej a nemohla chvilermi pochopiti, ze mohla k eemusi takovemu svoliti. Sankot byl jako skot, on ji hypnotisoval, na jeji smysly, anit pH torn jeho fduSe mela nejfakY vzlet a vy gS'i. tutby. Chtel potitek, peal si okusiti zapovezene ovoce a vyhledal si ji, protov ni vide), tent" dosud nienn nepotrisnenou, mladou a slienou a ktera mu nepadne za obtit. Kdyby IntiZ" nebyl svYmi zamery opojen, musil by to take pozorovati a kdyby ji mel nine rid, musil by se rozciliti a hajitifsve pray°. Jen& on neteene se na ni diva, bez lasky vedle ni uleha a prohodi-li to a tarn laskave slovieko, je to jako tebracka almutna.

Nesmi dopustiti, aby v sobe pollapala svou test, nestane se zaletnou tenon, nude se braniti novemu Menu.

Co je ji no nautovYch vaSnich -majetku?

Nebude takovou hanebnou cenou vykupovati priznive vYsledky intrik. Sve prvni poklesnuti ztaji, ukryje je hluboko, ale dost toho, co se stale. Dobre vedela, co znamenalo, aby sla zase Sankotovi naproti, ale nepropujei se k tomu, odepre mu jiti naproti, vymluvi se na nutnou pripravu pohoSteni a poSle mute sarnotneho. Pri od-

Zavrate ziness omainerio& .alavy Je neprijemna hEavne v starSich letech. Znate ten pocit, kdyt se yam zda, te mate pinou hlavu, ze kuni v Wave, ten° se jednomu jde a zda se jakoby mei dvakrate tak velkou hlavu, nebo ucpanou a podobne potite. Tak take bylo Sam Mrkalovi z Houston, kterY pEge toto: Na jare jsem trpel na dizziness (oinamenost) v hlave a objednal jsem si proto etyrlek BOLVEN. Kdyt jsem zaeal ty tabletky utivat, tak ta zavrat' v hlave zaela prestdvat a kdyt jsem will celkem 80 tablet etyrlek BOLVEN, tak jsem to ztratil naeisto. Je rni ut 80 let a citim se ted' doVre na hlavu a proto mohu Bolven viebe doporueiti.

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Ve stPedu, tine 14. srpna, 1963 chodu ptijde s mukm a Sankot se neodvaM utociti. Wdyt' se milk vymluviti, 2adati. Sankota o poshoveni a jakmile bude mOovi vyhoveno, nic a nikdo ji nedonuti, aby hrala tuhle osudnou hru.

Sice chvilemi slehla ji hlavou vzpominka zazite rozkok, jeji bytost si prala prn2iti zase takov)-7 kratky sen opojeni, jakk pro'Zivaji ' eny pro y dane za milovane a milujici mt1.2e, ale azkostne potlaeovala tuto vzpominku a sama sobe potupne se posmivala, je bezectna a Apatne, myslic na takove veci, od niA se slttAnSt svet s pohrclanim odvraci. Zkaza by na ni 6ekala a ona to zkaze propadnouti ne/nUe a nesmi.

Skoro udekne eekala, brzo-li pajde od Sankota nejaka zprava. Byla sama v sobe rozvracena, mela chvile, kdy si domlouvala, aby nebyla tak ptehnane pasna, aby nasledovala pfikladu mnohSrch panieek, ktere vesele se bavi na fleet sv3ich mu'Zil a nic nedbajic, svet o torn vi a ze se o nick vypravuji lechtive klepy. Ale kakVin dnem byla stateenejSi a. nutila se do laskavosti, •ktedmi chtela mu k : rozehtat.

Vyvolavala zbyteene opak. Durdela byl rozeilen a vinil ji, ze nema pocho- peni pro vaklost situace, myslic malichernesti, na, ktere je dost a • buti.ou -v' teple sedeti. Citila, ze jeji 11-lostejnost k muL'inerd se v inenavist a. nasledujic jeho_ piAladu, , poeinala si . chladne a temei nev gitnave. Ke svemu prekVapent ze mil'A je spokOjen, ma-h Mid', a :'/"e‘ hrozne riialo dba,' co , se v. dui zenine deje.

Dave, ne'2' mohla nabkti pevne slaternice a odhodlati se k raznemu jedlistek Sankotilv. Mlekaf je pfines1 a odevzdal Aneke, ktera obvykle byla pfitomna pri vydavani mleka. Napfed ji napadlo, act mleaby dal dopis pojezdnenau, ale ten byl venku na poll is nebylo mono pi•ijeti dopisu odmitnouti. Stitive dopis zastreila do kabelky, ani ho neotevrouc a sotva se muz objevil, kkvla na neho a dopis mu podavala.

"Co pik?", tazal se dychtive.

"Nevim, neeetla jsem nic."

"Co je to za hlouposti," utrhl se a chytiv listek, otevi'el jej a pfelet1 obsah. Jeho vyraz fizkostlivV se jasnil a zhluboka vydechl. "Zitra pajede, povidal • ti'Se, nese pry zajimave zpravy.

Dokonce asi uz je rozhodnuto. Nu, za deset dni se da mnoho poliditi, a on nevi hioupy. Skoda, je to tak daleko, fined bych se k nemu rozbehl, aby mi Pekl vSisledek, ale poekam do Who ale," Pokraeovani

V STDOIC becomes — do neho, k iiemu, s ni, s nimi, etc, • •

LCIIE SE CESKY Lekee dvaeata — Lesson 20 Parts of speech — The Pronoun (Zajmeno) You remember that in your study of English, that a pronoun is a word that takes the place of a noun. In Czech, there are 7 types of pronouns.

1. Personal: ja, ty, on, ona, oni, ony, my, and vy.

2. Possessive: mid, tvfij, jeho, jeji, naS, vas, etc.

3. Demonstrative: ten, ta, to, tento, tato, toto, onen, ona, ono 4. Interrogative: lido? co? kterY? jaky? ei?

5. Relative: kterY, jeni (who, which, that...), kdo, co.

6.1ndefinite: Nekdo, nektery, nejakY, co-si; quantitative pronouns: kaidy, vSechen; sama, samo, tyz, tai, tez, latter all expressing ,identity.

7. Negative: 'Nikdo, me, Zaftig )0( 1. Personal pronouns: the longer forms mne, nine, tebe, tobe —are used in emphasis and after prepositions. The shorter forms mi, me, te, ti — are used when no stress is needed, and are used AFTER the stressed word. psal mi znaS me? on mi psal ty me znal?

There is a special REFLEXIVE pronoun, SE for all 3 persons, singular and plural. EX,: Ja, se myji. On se myje.

My se myjeme.

(Let us note here an important spelling rule: When the masculine sex ONLY is involved, the pronoun is oni.

When both 'sexes are invoved, the pronoun is still oni. When only the female sex is involved, the pronoun is ONY Modifying adjectives and verbs must agree 'with these endings. Ex.: donesly; Chlapi donesli; vichni (both sexes) donesli.)

After prepositions, of course, the j

2. Possessive pronouns: correspond to the personal pronouns. For the 1st person singular, the possessive, pronoun is miij (ma, me) and plural: naS. For the 2nd person singular, it is tviij tve) — plural vas (vaSe). For the 3rd person singular, masculine and neuter, the possessive pronoun is jeho, Which remains invariable; for the 3rd person singular feminine, it is jeji; for the 3rd person plural, it is jejich, for all 3 genders. It also remains invariable. .

3. Demonstrative pronouns: ten, ta, to, tento, tenhle, Colloquially, tamten or tamhle is used for "onen" (yonder, that one). The gender of course, determines which you use.

4. Interrogative pronouns: Kdo, koho, komu, o kom, kym; co, eeho, eemu, eem, elm? pro co, pros, riae, zae.

Kterf, jaky — the distinction between these 2 is not always strictly observed.

5. Relative pronouns: Kdo he who.

Kdb nepracuje, at' neji.

Co — that which... Dojdeme k tomu, o Cern jsem cite! mluvit. Co is also used colloquially, as is: Od to doby, co. ..; Lidi, co tarn byli.

Jeni is used mostly is literary style; in speech it is replaced by "kterY instead --of u muz, jehoi wiam, we say ktereho znam.

6. Indefinite pronouns: nekdo, nektery, nejaltSr, nekde, nekdy; the suffix si: kdo-si, co-si, kdy-si, also the suffix -koli: kdokoli, cokoli, ja14koli, kterS,koli; also the prefix lee: lee. kdo.

KaidY' may be used only with countable objects; v gechen for uncountable objects. In' the plural, vgichni does duty for both countables and uncountables.

Ex.: kaidy elovek, kaida iena, kaide device. vgichni lide, vgechny ieny, vgechny chleby, vSechna deveata.

Sam means "alone": byl jsem tarn sam.

SamYr, sama„ same, are used to express an idea of fullness or richness: stromy byly samy kvet; byli tam sami cizinci; na satnem konci; u sameho okna 7. Negative pronouns: if the prefix ni ®- is added to the personal pronouns, they are turned into negative pronouns ni-kdo, nic. From ktery, jakk, the negative pronoun iadnY is used before nouns: iidnY elovek, ifidna iena, etc.

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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SLAVONIC

Wedn sday, August 14, 1963 Reports from our Lodges, or any other Reading Material to be published should reach the Editor, Satuxday before the date of issue.

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

VESTNI

BENEVOLENT ORDER OF THE STATE OF TEXAS FOUNDED 1897

—HERALD—

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

FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK (In our report of the activities at the lodge in Holland, we failed to report that Bro. Clifton Martinets is also an organizer for his lodge. Our apologies.

—Ed). )0( liALLUS-PROCKSCHL REUNION The annual Kallus-Prockschl families reunion will be held at the SPJST hall in Taylor on Sunday, August 25, 1963. Each family is requested to bring a basket lunch for dinner. Soft drinks will be furnished.

Please notify your immediate relatives.

The Committee, Mrs. Ida Mae (Huebner) Anderson Mrs. Jerry Schiller Mrs. Louis Snaky )O( KUTACH REUNION The annual Kutach family reunion will be held Sunday, September 1st, 1963 at Blase Konvicka's place on the highway between Hallettsville and Shiner. Bring a full basket of eats. ) 0( EDITOR'S APPOINTMENTS Sunday, August 18th — Fall meeting and District Talent Contest, Dist.

II, Camp Tahuaya.

Sunday, August 25 -- Annual District Meeting, District IV, Lubbock.

Sunday, September 8th -- Mortgage burning cereinonies, Lodge 35, Elk. Sunday, September 15th — Fall Meeting, District VII, Robstown.

Sunday, September 22 — SPJST State Talent Contest, Seaton, Lodge 47.

Saturday, September 28th — Lodge 130 Princess Ball.

Sunday,( September 29th — Fall Meeting, District III, Cottonwood.

Sunday, October 13th — Fall Meeting, Discrict V. Galveston.

Sunday, Oct. 20 — Grand opening, lodge hall, Lodge 80, Holland Saturday, Oct. 26 -- Krizan Wedding aniversary Lodge 6. Cottonwood

Mrs. Anna Svetlik, 85, died in Youens Hospital in Weimar on July 30th. Interment was in the Catholic Cemetery in Hallettsville.

• • Ludvik Vanek, 63, died suddenly at his home at Route -1, El Campo, on July 25th. Interment was in the ODHS Garden of Memories in El Campo.

• Joe M. Jasek, 73, passed away at the M.D. Anderson Hospital at Houston on August 4th. iMr. Jasek was a former well-known blacksmith of the Praha Community.

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

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THE FRATERNAL SEMINAR IN TEMPLE In the Supreme Lodge Meeting held April 11, 1963, a proposal was presented and approved by the Board to hold a Fraternal Life Insurance and Ritualistic Seminar this year.

The Seminar will be held August 19-22 in the Hawn Hotel in Temple.

Mr. Richard Abernathy of Waxahachie, National Vice President and Field Manager of the WOW (now retired) will be the instructor. He is a true Fraternalist and knows life insurance.

The Seminar will be interesting as well as instructive.

Classes will begin at 1 p.m. on the 19th and end at 1 p.m. on Thursday the 22nd. ) 0( NOTE If you have sent in any picture, or pictures, to the Vestnik within the last month or so, please send us a stamped, self-addressed envelope, so that we may forward them to you. Include the name of the person whose picture you are requesting. We have a number on hand — Ed.

Frank Bucek, 69, native of Moulton, passed away in the Kenedy Hospital in Kenedy on August 4th. Funeral services were from the Methodist Church in Kenedy. ♦ • Cyrill F. Hruebovy, 69, was buried August 7th in Ellinger. He passed away at his home in Eagle .Lake.

9 Josef Pavlicek, 79, of the Tours Community died August 3rd enroute to a Hillsboro hospital. Burial was in St. Mary's Cemetery. Bro. Pavlicek was a member of Lodge 6, Cottonwood.

• Mrs. James Maresh, 88, formerly of West, passed away in a Temple hospital on August 3rd. Burial was in St. Mary's Cemetery in West.

Joe Klanika, 55, died in a Waco hospital on August 5thi. Burial was in St. Mary's Cemetery in West.

Mrs. Vincencie Bazant, 87, of West, passed away in her home on August 3rd. Interment was in St. Mary's Cemetery in West. Sister Bazant was a member of SPJST Lodge 54, West.

9 9 Mrs. Lillian (Streider) Febrenkamp. longtime resident of Moulton, passed away in the Seton Hospital on August 3rd. Interment was in the Moulton Catholic Cemetery,

Wednesday, August 14, 1963 Anton Winkler, Sr., passed away July 27th ut the Colonial Nursing home after an extended illness. He was 80. Interment was in the High Hill Catholic Cemetery. ♦ Valentin Sladecek, 85, passed awayl.,`,, July 24th. He was a longtime resident of Fayette County. Burial was in tile: Flatonia City Cemetery. He was a native of Frenstat, Moravia„ Czechoslovakia. Bro. Sladecek had been a member of the Praha SPJST lodge over 50 years.

LETTERS

George Kahanek, 56, passed away July 25th in his home in Austin. Burial was in the Granger Catholic Cemetery.

Mrs. Marie S,1ampa, 87 passed away in a Taylor rest home on July 31st.

Burial was in the Catholic Cemetery in Taylor.

Charles Merka, 90, of Granger, passed away recently in a Taylor hospital. Burial was in the Catholic Cemetery in Granger.

• Elton Petrosky, 54, passed away on July 25th in Needville. Burial was in Needville.

W. F. Zajicek, 87, passed away August 2nd in his home in New Ulm. Burial was in the Catholic Cemetery in New Ulm. Mrs. Antonie Skalilk, 78, passed away in a Cameron hospital on August 1st.

Burial was in the local cemetery in Marak.

• Mrs. Mary Laza, 76, passed away in her Victoria home on August 1st.

• • Mrs. Edward Popp, 77, passed away at Oak Manor Rest Home on August 3rd, in El Campo. Burial was in Hillje Catholic Cemetery. )O( -A total of nearly $4.2 billion in benefits was paid to American families by life insurance companies during the first five months of 1963, an increase of more than 8 percent over the same period last year, according to the Institute of Life Insurance.

• Prices of life insurance stocks climbed phenomenally in 1961;in 1962 they held their own or recorded further increases.

11

ITESTNiK

Scene from the play, "Ze Starych Allynti," with Stephie Kovalcik and Johnnie Sula.

HLAHOL DRAMATIC CLUB, HOUSTON The above picture was taken at the June 16th presentation of the Czech play, "Ze Starych Mlynu." The young lady's name is Stephie Kovalcik, originally from the East Gate community near Dayton, Texas. She took the Czeoh course which was sponsored by Lodge 88 and instructed by Brother Steve Valcik. This was the first time that Stephie appeared on the stage in a Czech play and did a wonderful job in the role of "Otylka," mlynarova dcera. She also took a trip to Czechoslovakia about three years ago. Stephie is now employed in Houston as a beautician.

Playing opposite Stephie is Johnnie L. Sula, originally of Fayetteville, Texas, son of John and Lydia Sula.

Johnnie has been playing in Czech plays since 1950 and has been director of the Krouzek Hlahol of Lodge 88, Houston for the past three years. He is also a member of the entertainment committee and is employed by Neuhoff Brothers Packers of Dallas as a salesman.

Both of these actors will be seen on stage again on Saturday, August 17, 1963 at Lodge Pokrok 88 Houston, 1140 14,,(bbie St., when the comedy "Ze Starych Mlynu" will be repeated by popular demand by the lovers of Czech plays. See ad elsewhere in this issue for full particulars.

WOODROW WILSON LODGE 146, GALVESTON Dear Brothers and Sisters: Our next meeting will be held Wednesday, August 14th, at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Herbachek, 3406 Ave. Q 1/2 here in Galveston.

I recently received a letter from Mrs. Rudy Jurica of 'Shiner, trying to locate a long-time friend who had come to America from the Old Country (Czechoslovakia), They had not seen each other for over 15 years. She asked if I knew the whereabouts of Mrs. Jack Kivich, Sr. I do know her because Mrs. Kivich lives here in Galveston, and she was the one she was looking for! I hope that Mr. and Mrs. Kivh:h made it to the reunion in shiner OK, and that you enjoyed visiting with old friends.

I was proud to huve helped bring these two parties together. The pictures of our get-together here in Galveston helped in more ways than one, didn't they?

I hope we get some calls from our youth here in Galveston. We hope to have a nice program for the district meeting. Incidentally, don't forget that district meeting: remember, the date was changed to October 13th.

Other details in the Vestnik.

I recently met a young lady from Hitchcock who used to play in a 7piece band, and she is an SPJST member from another lodge. I am hoping to get her to join our lodge here soon, and that she and her musical group will be able to play for our district meeting here in October.

Fraternally, Frank H. Beran, Jr. 7928 Pruitt Dr.; Galveston )0( LODGE 47, SEATON Dear Members and Friends: The dedication of our new hall was held July 28. It gave us great pleasure to see so many members and friends in and out of town to come out and share our happiness with us, I would like to take this opportunity and make this report of additional donors. It's a long list, but I am • opnig Editor Morris will bear with me and print it.

The following members and friends donated work during preparation and construction of the new hail: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pechal Mrs. Pat Ramthum Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Mot/ Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Pechal

VASTNfK

Mr, and Mrs. Edwin Chlapek Mr. and Mrs. Robert Itaisler Jerry Wayne Haisler Dwayne Lynn Chlapek Mr. and Mrs, Frank E. Hejl Jr. Mr'. and Mrs. Charles Mott Mr. and Mrs. Willie Sefcik Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie L. Va cek Mr. and Mrs. Anton. Motl Mr. Frank Klinkovsky Mr. and Mrs. Jac RabeIla Wir. and Mrs. Walter llaisler r. and Mrs. John liruska . Joe Dana; IVIr. Steve Hruska, Mr. Jerry Adaniek Mr. and Mrs. Joe L. Sefcik iMr. and Mrs. Joe Divis Mr. Joe Pechal Mr. Dennis Bartek Mr. Frank D. Mikeska Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Chlapek Mr. and Mrs. Frank V. Spanhel 'Mr. Emil Schovajsa Mr. Anton Vitek.

These contributed toward the Build*ng Fund: Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kahutek $25.00 Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Mott 25.00 12.50 Mr. Frank Svajda 25.00 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry R. Iiejl 10.00 Mr. Jack McCelvey 7:00 Anonymous donor Memorials to Frank E. Hejl Sr. toward the Building Fund: 2.00 Mrs. Anna Bartek 2.00 Mr. and Mrs. O. II. ju •en 10.00 Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Marek 5.00 Mr. and Mrs. John T. Junek 5;00 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Marek 1.00 Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Hogan 10.00 Mr. and. Mrs. Jerry Mikulas 10.00 Mr. and Mrs. Emil Heil 3,00 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Maresh 5.00 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry R. Hejl Those contributing furniture and dishes: table Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kabella, and dishes Mr. and Mrs. Frank Klinkovsky $50 toward prizes cups valued G $2.00 Mrs, Joe Divis Mrs. Clare Heil -- cups valued Cu? $13,00 Mrs. Vlasta Ilruska, -- cups valued @ $13.00 Cblapok _-- crocheted 1\41'7:. drawing.

- - flowers, dishes, and quilt for the drawing, Mr. and Mrs, Frank V. Spardiel -material and work for barbecue pit $300.00. valued Mrs. Charles Moitl made all the deaneries for the new hall.

'Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Heil made a donation toward the program.

In behalf of . Hvezda, Texasu Lodge No. 47, I am taking this opportunity to express our appreciation and thanks to each and everyone of you. And may God Bless all of you because without your help all this could not have been achieved.

We especially want to thank Mr. Nick A. Morris and the entire Vestnik publishing personnel for all the puband help they gave Lodge 47 in preparing for the dedication of our inew Fraternally, Mrs. Ella Flaisler, Financial Secretary, Route 4, Temple ) 0( LODGE 5, TIOGA The SPJST Lodge No. 5 and RVOS No. 103 Members are invited to a social supper and dance, given by the WBFA Lodge No. 414 at the RVOS. Hall, Saturday, August 17. Refreshments. will be furnished by the Lodge.

The ladies are asked to bring a basket lunch to spread. 'The social begins at 2 p.m.; supper at 6 p.m. and danre after supper.

Fraternally, Mrs. Lorene. Schroeder ) 0 ( --NOTICE TO ALL MEMBERS OF WACO LODGE 66, AT ELM MOTT:

Dear Members: You are cordially invited to our next meeting in Linden Hall, Sunday afternoon at 2:30 p.m.; August. 18th.

We are hoping for a large crowd to be present again.

The ladies are kindly requested to bring enough food for their families and guests for the supper after the meeting.

The Youth will have their meeting right after ours.

Hoping to see all of you, I am, Fraternally yours, Rosie Parma, Secretary ) 0( SPJST SOFTBALL TEAM LODGE 84, DALLAS

Dear Brothers and Sisters: We played our first game in the City Playoff Championship on Saturday night July 27 and. we lost to the Dallas Iiliawks by a score of 8 to 5. The Boys played a good game only the competition was too strong The Hawks are ttt: .e, No. 2 team in the city and could win the City Championship. It 'was our luck or misfortune to draw

Wednesday, August 14, 1963 them first. Batteries for the game were Glenn Williams, with Frank Mach III, relieving him in the 6th inning, pitching and Larry Brennan catching.

Leading hitters were Frank Mach III with a home run and a double, Larry Brennan with a double; Raymond Smith with a double and Albin (Bino) Vrana, Alex Parma and Leonard Drozd all getting singles.

On Tuesday night, we played our second game and our opponent was tine Dallas Times Herald team and we were the winners by a score of 6 to 2. Glynn Williams pitched the first 5 and one-third innings, allowing 4 hits, 3 walks and struck out 7 batters.

Frank Mach III, relieved in the 6th inning and preserved the win for Williams by hurling hitless ball and striking out 3 batters. Both pitchers were in good form and Larry Brennan turned in a good game behind home, plate.

Leading hitters were Leonard Drozd with a home run and a sacrifice; Larry Brennan had 2 hits and a walk; Albin (Bino) Vrana had 2 hits; Alex Parma bad 3 hits; Paul Valenta had one hit; Raymond Smith had one hit, Bob Spoor had a walk and Frank Ma ch III , had a sacrifice.

This was a real good game and we wish to thank all of the members and friends who were present at the game, and their cheering was most welcome.

Bob and Margie Wright and children, who now reside in S)pringfield,, were present at the game. Bob was one of the charter members of our first team ten yeark ago.% Being in the losers' bracket and having lost, one game, -we had to play again on Wednesday night, July 31., and we lost a real close game to Kenehloe Oil. The score was 2 to 1 and we really should have won this game as we had the stronger team, but the final score is wheat counts and thus we lost. Frank Mach III, hurled a real 'fine game, •allowing only 3 hits, 2 walks and whiffed 6 batters. One of the runs scored was unearned. Larry Brennan turned in another outstanding game behind the plate.

Leading hitters were Leonard Drozd with 2 hits; Frank Mach III, one bit and 2 sacrifice hits; Glynn Williams had one hit and a sacrifice fly and Larry Brennan had a sacrifice. That was all the hits we could get and had we been able to get about 2 more hits, we would have won, but we just couldn.): do any !good against the junk throwing pitcher. We had another nice attendance at the game

sday, August-.14, 1983 to thank everyone for d we coining out. By nature of this loss ere eliminated from the City Playo eI taus our softball season e close. ank everyone who to our games this season, we did appreciate your presence and your cheering at the games. We also want to thank all of our sponsors and our Mother Lodge, Lodge Pokrok 84, Dail', for their generous help . ice they bave giyen ,s.e had a lot of fun And niAure of the team will cd the very near future. the players, I wish to say you ;d and were all a credit to our to our society.

Fraternally yours, Ben Jarma Lodge 84, Dallas 0 (— D 47, SEATON le flies! Here it is three our big celebration and not even thanked all of the helped make this occasion g s. a as t.-.e saying goes, e i on never." We wish to 'Vorked so hard, donated on the program, and (. aork in the future.

■ ,nes wto sent con;es (after the celebra Hod) and ::ent flowers, All of these wale ti.5rer.L.,,ialy appreciated. Thank you, again!

As for myself. I would like to thank a:ethers Marck, Hejny, and Urbanovtheir mach--,appreciated parts onroaram. Also we wish to thank raa ' He was not seen on the judging by our last issue of s busy in Pie publiauk you Brother also wish to thank Judge Evetts for iiia inspiring words and Brother Kac fe introducing him. It was a pleasure rking with all of you. la) wish to thank the Dallas a:horal Group; you were wonderful.

Ar e:heard many nice comments on your •rfonmance. Most of all, we wish to ik all of you for coming. We hope at you went home happy.

Oar celebration is a memorial event today, but we hop e that we will not let our Lodge Hall remain that. We invite all of you to come to our hall for your entertainment. We are now ready to take bookings for 1964 for showers, anniversaries, and wedOb o

V t" - 8. T N-1 IC whatever you wiAi( to have: Come see us and we shall try to accommodate you.

At our meeting held on Sunday, August 4, we heard reports from all our chairmen of the various departments.

All reports were good. Most department heads were short on help. You know when there is an occasion such as ours was, many workers are needed, so we must never shirk our responsibilities in this respect. Many workers will Abe needed in the future, so if a chairman of any department asks you to work, don't refuse him. It is very discouraging to see some members working ticeir shoes off their feet while others stand around and do nothing. Don't wait to be asked. It is your duty to ask to help.

New members initiated into our lodge were: Mi(Jhael Ray Skrabanek, Steve Ray Lastovica, Robert S. Williams, and Mary A. Williams. We welcome these new members and hope that the-,, will attend our meetings.

No one was reported on the sick list; however, Monday we heard that Brother Joe Kabela underwent an emergency operation. He is in the King's Daughters Hospital. Hope you have a speedy recovery.

We have decided to hold our elimination contest on Sunday, August 11 at 5:30 p.m. After the Contest, we will have a free dance. This, of course, will be m the past by the time you read this, but since it was part of our business, I thought I would mention it.

Sunday, August 18, we will all go to Camp Tahuaya and we hope to see a large crowd there.

Sisters, be sure to wear comfortable clothes and shoes. Camp Tahuaya is no place for high, heels as some of you found out last, year. Bring a basket lunch, and we'll make the tea and have a good time. That is the part I like best at Camp Talmaya. -- the food. Why does it taste so good there?

Bring your bathing suits. I !hope that we will have more entries in the swimming contest than we had last year.

The girls did not want to mess up their hair. Bring your swim caps and swim. Visitors may swim but they are not eligible for prizes. So you bring your suits, too. The swimming is free.

Once again, we wish to thank all of you for helping with our celebration and come to the next meeting to be held on Sunday,-Sept. 1st.

Fraternally, Clara Hejl, Reporter

11 LODGE POKROK SWEET HOME, NO. 63

Dear Members: I would like to remind everyone that our next regular monthly lodge meeting will be held Sunday, August 18th at 2 p.m. Let us all come and have a big turn out.

After the meeting we will have a social, so the ladies please bring some goodies. The refreshments will be taken care of. So remember the date, August 18th, and do come. See you then.

Fraternally, Felix Jurica O( LODGE 133, SAN ANTONIO Dear Brothers and Sisters: Don't forget to come to our monthly meeting in August. We will have a report on the picnic, which was held August 11th. The meeting starts at 2 p.m. Sunday, August 18th at the American Legion Hall, Post 399, 826 Dwight Ave., South San Antonio.

Do come and stay for the refreshmeats and games, which are always enjoyed by all. At our last meeting the attendance prize was won by Brother Ed. Holly.

Fraternally, Viola Mazac )0 t PROGRESS REPORT FROM DISTRICT II, FOR JULY, 1963

1,000.00 Joe Belicek 500.00 Mrs, Joe Blazek 4,000.00 Mrs. Ruby Bolton 5,000.00 Edward J. Gaida 1,000.00 H, H. Hell 1,000.00 Marvin Labaj 2,000.00 Franklin Martinec 64,000.00 Leonard Mikeska, 1,000.00 Anton Mull 1,000.00 Mrs. Lumir Shiller Fellow Organizers: , The above amount added to our previous total gives us a total of $281,500 only $18,500 to go to reach our quota.

I ani sure that the month of August should see us go over the top. Let us all make a special effort to do this; and then see just how far we can go past our quota.

I am really proud of the good job you are doing. New names appear on our report each month, proving that practically all of us are trying.

Bro. Leonard Mikeska is making an an outstanding record for District 2.

Of course, the several old standbys Who are always on the job must not be overlooked.

My sincere apologies to Mrs. Lillian Continued on page 18

Aueust 4, 1063

TN STATElVIENT OF RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS FOR THE MONTh

JULY, 1963

ZNIAVA PRIJMU A VYDANI ZA MESIC CERVENEC, 1963 .

RECEIPTS -- PRIJEM:

ortuary emrtni

Expense Vydani

Juvenile Detske 956.97

Tot Souk

Mortgage Loans - Majetkove piljeky Certificate Loans -- Certifik-atove piljeky Notes. Payable Premiums - tmrtni poplatky od rddtit fni c 1( st on Certificate Loans - tfrok z CertifikatovYch puji1ek cst•on Mortgage Loans - Urok z majetkovYch pajdek Dividend on Stock-- Dividenda Ine:alle Prom R. M. 0. - Z mineralniho majetku Esc i ow - Zavdanek Annuitie.; (Retirement) Rent from S. P. J. S. T. Building -- Najem a budovy .. .. ....

Sale of Lodge Supplies - Prodej fadovYch potteb Appraisal. Fee --- Na odhady

131,676.39 5001.38 100,000 00 42,318.88 2,881.08 38,256 91 2,250.00 531.43 609.00 173,35 2,379.87

Total Receipts- Celkovy pfijem Cash Balance 7-1-63 - Hotovost 7-1-63

326,678.29 45,559.78

22,764.43 34,347.65

1,817.50 7,385.25

351;210.; 87,292.1

372,238.07

57,112.08

9,202.75

433,552.1

DISBURSEMENTS: - VYDANI: Mortgage Loans - Majetkove Vijay Certifikatove piljSky Certificate Loans Surrender Value Cert. Loans. PropuStene certifikaty Matured Endowments - Vyplacene nadaeni pojigeni Death claims Vyplacene dmrtni podpory Death Claims to . Minors - Vyplacene Umrtni podpory nedospelym Death Claims to Minors, interest - Umrtni pod. nedosp.

Returned Premiums a Bonus - Vracene umrtni poplatky a bonus Reinsurance premiums - Znovu. Pojifteni Escrow - Zavddnek SPJST Building Maintenance - itizeni a yydraovani budovy Furniture and Fixtures - Nabytek v thcadovne Actuary - Aktuarovi Oznamky Advertising Appraisal Expense - Na odhady Attorney Fee _ Pravnikovi za vyilzovani pujcek Audit - Prohlidka knih Dommissions - Komithe District Meetings - Distriktni schtze Emblems - Odznaky Medical Exams --- Lekalske prohlidky Non-Medical Exams- Bezlekalske prohlidky Membership Dues -- Poplatky elenfi Vestnik Vestnik Office Maintenance - Vydraovani fitadovny Office Rent - Najenme a iitadovny Organizational Expense - OrganizaCni vydani Postage - PoStovne Salary Employees - Sluane yYpomoci Salary Officers - Sluane fitednikti Salary Editor - SluZne redaktora Stationery and Supplies - Psaci potteby a tiskova prace Supreme Lodge Meeting - Schfize Hlavni fdadovny rAx, FICA, TEC -- Dane Telephone and Telegraph -- Telefon a telegraf Travel, Officers - Cestovne fitednikti Editor's Travel - Cestovne redaktora Youth'Activities 6innost mladeae Notary Fee - Za, notatske oveteni Fraternal Activities - Oinnost bratrska

22,029.68

452.50 408.03

2.75 732.00

6,000.00

264,509.28 8,456.00 3,551.00 2,000.00 20,027.00 23.81 11.80 211.43 1,308.49 2,850.00 2,550.94

132,633.

5,601; 100,000, 64,801.1 2,381.

38,664.1 2,250: 531,, (109.: 173.

2,379.: 2.'

7321

270,509.21 8,456.1 3,551.1 2,000.0 20,097.1

23.1

72.26

304:60 300.00 167.89 897.58 2,517.85 486.78 4,063.97 11.98 240.00 407.40 264.00 347.49 2,974.33 160.31 400.00 94.37 600.05 2,350.00 4,008 32 625.60 149.38 437,44 222.64 115.34 171.81) 131.28 259.84 11.50 28.27

11.£ 283.6 1,808A 2,850.1 2,550.5 304.1 000.1 167.1 297.1 2,517.1

4,063.1 11.1 •40.1 407A 264.( 347.4 2,974.1: 160.1 400.( 94.1 600.1 2,350.1 4,008.1 625.( 149.1 437.4 2221 115.1 171.£ 131.: 259.1 11.1 28.1

We'dnesday, 'An gust IA,'.9.963

1?

,bility Insurance -- Poii5ten1 prott ock7171( nemu

148 25

Total Disbursements - Celkove vydani Cash 8-1-68 - Hotovost 8-1-63 ASSETS - MAJETEK JEDNOTY: Cash - Hotovost .... ........ _ ... ..... .....

Government Bonds bondy County and Municipal Bond - Mestske a okresni Bondy Mortgage Loans - 11fijay ................ .... ....... .......... .

Certificate Loans - Pfljeky na certifikaty; ...... ..........

Stock Akcie SPJST Building --SPJST budova ................ .............. .

Real Estate owned -- Majetek ............... ............ ................

Other Assets - Jine zdroje Furniture and Fixtures . Nabytek v faadovne

....

148.2

305,499.75 66,738.32

22,898 25 34,213.83

6,072.26 3,130.49

334,470.2 104,082.6

372,238.07

57,112.08

9,202.75

438:552.9

66,738.32 746,190.98 127,514.53

34,213.83

3,130.49

104.082.6 746,190.9 134,390.8 10,584,856.2 708,682.4

6,876.36 116,657.09

708,682.43 100,000.00 160,000.00 500.00 70.00

100.000.0

160,000.0 500.0 70.0

40,458.6

40,458.95 12,377.895.42

74,672.48

12,579.231.8 - 100,000.0

126,663.94

Less Notes Payable (Investment Loan)

12,479,231.8 Fraternally yours - S bratrskYm pozdravem Ben 2abeik, Financial Secretary (flee ni) INCOME FROM LODGES IN JULY, 1963 Joke Date Amount

1 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 18 19 20 21 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32' 33 35 36 37 38 39 40 44 45 47 41

9 9 26 30 30 26 12 26 26 1) 26 26 39 9 26 30 30 30 9 30 12 30 30 9 26 9 26 12 26 12 26 30 26 26 26 9 26 12

646.01 841.02 827.60 219.23 28.74 818.21 311.54 100.55 7.36 268.69 68.27 239.50 249.36 42.22 156.26 8:0.77 '73:38 342.18 830.78 2,300.25, 195.77 70.39 ' 704.95 2,197.18 99.19 66.80 21.65 617.63 308.12 509.31 9.88 537.57 400.63 600.35 149.32 171.34 640.42 112.65

48 49 50 51 54.

56 57 58 60 63 61 65 66 67 69 72 73 74 76 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 97 98 101

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1 . continued from page 15 Kasparek. I failed to include her name Iiiri my , Ox month's report. Please forgive me.

Fraternally yours, John J. Plasek, District Organizer, Dist. 2 )0 ( LODGE 88, HOUSTON Dear Friends, First of all, .I want to say that we surely enjoyed the pictures that our Brother Editor Nick A. Morris took at the District 5 Youth Day at Rosenb e rg our ; :editor 'a really gets - around and does a very; good job of taking ,pictures. His beautiful rendition of the Star Spangled Banner will long be re• membered!

Once again Lodge 88 is having its Annual Princess Ball; it is at this beautiful ceremony that the Lodge Princess and Duchess and their escorts are Chosen to reign for a year. The Princess Ball will be held at Lodge 88 Hall, Saturday, August 24th, the ceremony starting at 8:30 p.m. Dancing to the good music of Randy K's Orchestra of Weimar will be from 9 till 1:00!

This is one contest where the girls and boys really work. They sell tickets, and all the money they have will go into their Swimming Pool Fund. As you know, we are looking forward to having a swimmin,g pool at the new lodge, site! I cannot brag enough about these girls and boys — their willingness to work for a worthy cause.

So it is with great pride that I announce the contestants (alph•betically)...I am giving each of their phone numbers, so that you may call them and let them 'know you want to help them b y buy ing tickets from them!

The Princess Contestants and their escorts: Janet Kucera (MI 5-2030) and Bobby Dobesh (HI 7-2947).

Bonnie Paul (HO 2-3726) and Larry Franks (UN 9-2825).

Frances Wavra .(HO 5-4825) and Larry Kruse (SU 2-0552).

The Duchess Contestants and their escorts: Susan Bohac (UN 4-7815) and Gary Zaludek (OX 5-3519).

Shirley Hilsher UN 4-2202) and Richard Schnell (HO 8-6481).

Sandra Sembera (HO 8-3932) and Allen Horcica (UN 2-4608).

Ruth Ann Zaludek (OX 5-3519) and Ronnie Schneider (SU 2-5810).

Next week I will give you more facts about time contestants, and also a list of the door prizes with the do-

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hors names. We have at least twelve wonderful prizes to be given at the Princess Ball. So plan to come to the Princess Ball on August 24th, and buy your dance tickets from these wonderful contestants! It is a good feeling when you know you are helping our Youth.

Fraternally yours, Tillie Helmcamp Youth Leader of Lodge 88 ) 0( LODGE NO. 54, WEST Dear Sisters and Brothers: Our ,meeting last Saturday was a short one and my letter will be short, too. The attendance was small. I guess it's due to the dry and hot 100-degree weather we are now having.

In the absence of President George Mikeska, Vice President Bro. Albin Sulak opened the meeting, who then turned the meeting over to Brother Cervenka, wie.te acted as President.

Minutes were read and approved as read.

A moment of silence was held for two of our members who passed away namely: Brother Emmett L. Barton and Sister Veronica Bazant, who passed away Sunday morning.

Brother Emmett L. Barton joined our lodge in the year 1919 at the age of 20 years. He was a member of our Lodge for 44 years. He served on the Auditing Committee for 5 years and Financial Secretary for 9 years, a total of 14 years. He died at the age of 64.

Sister Veronica Bazant joined our Lodge in 1919, and died at the age of 87.

May they both rest in peace.

Three members are on the sick list: Brother Joe Bukovja.n is still in the Marlin Hospital, Brother Bob Steinocher is in a Waco hospital, and Mrs. Frank Marek has been sick, but I'm glad to report she is doing better now. Brother August Pustejovsky stepped on a nail and we hope he is doing O.K. by now.

Some unfinished business was left open for our next meeting which will be on Sept. 1st. Hope we have a nice attendance at this meeting.

The meeting was adjourned.

Fraternally, Mrs. Bennie Soukup, Reporter ) 0( LODGE NO. 6, COTTONWOOD Dear Members and Friends, We held our last meeting August the 4th, beginning at 4 p.m.

There were 24 members present.

Wednesday, August_ _14, 1963eThere was - one new - member, .Ronnie Kaska.

The door prizes were won by Edward Helena and Fred Monthei.

I would like to thank all \ donated prizes for the Crab and fish pond.

The ones who worked in the Grab Bag were Rose Marie Monthei-and lie Marie Hroma,dka„ Hope to be seeing you at our next lodge meeting, September 3, 1963.

Lillie Bromadka, Ent. Committee --) 0 ( LODGE POliP,OK DALLAS NO. 14 Dear Brothers and Sisters: • Well, it's that time again, so here's a brief announcement that oar montely meeting will be held this coming Sunday at the usual time — 4 pan; Immediately after the meeting. our treasurer Sister Annie Steiner, will play host in serving the Sunday night. supper.

After this everyone is urged to stay for our family fin night and After all, it's one way to beat the heat.

Come to the meeting and treat yourself to a meal out and visit with • all your friends in a nice cool place. Try it; I know you will enjoy yourself.

Now for a word of thanks to all the members of Lodge 47, Seaton, who se graciously played host to quite a nnme ber of Lodge 84 members. We can't begin to tell you ,bow mach we enjoyed, your hospitality in your beautiful new lodge 'Sall, and we only hope that some of you can come to Lodge 84 in the near future and let as repay your. kindness.

We congratulate you and wish you much success home.

F in Lil rze lter ipi oa rnIiann ek, 0 (LODGE -NO. 6, COTTONWOOh Dear Members and Friends, We held our regular meeting On Sunday, August 4th at 3 p.m. The meeting was called to order by Presie dent John Krizan. The pleelge of Allegiance was recited by Rose Marie Monthei and Nancy Kaska The Pledge of the Order was given by Bobbie Dobecka.

At the Youth; Activity Day, which was held in Dallas on June 30th. duchess Janette rizan received an SPJST necklace, a lipstick holder and a picture frame. Prince Richard Mikeska received a comb and brrsh set, tie clasp, and cuff links and a manicure

Wednesday, August 14, 1993 set. Prince Richard and Duchess Janette deeply appreciated the gifts they received and are very proud of them.

We had a big turnout at our annual Lodge Picnic. The supper was delicious, consisting of barbecue and all the trimmings. We hope that everyone had a wonderful time. We ;held a dance at night, which everyone enjoyed.

The lodge sold tickets for four different items. The tickets were pulled_ out by Raymond Hromadka, Frankie, Joe Mynar, and Carolyn Mynar. The lawn mower was won by Evelyn Pratka; the ham by Ben Schroeder; rod and reel by Jerry Grones, all of West.

The electric wall clock was won by Jim Tucker of Dallas.

We would like to thank all our brothers who helped to sell the tickets and everyone else who helped in any way.

Without the cooperation of everyone it couldn't have been a big success.

Brothers Fred Monthei, Geo. Straten, Jr. and John Mynar sold the largest amount of tickets. Brother John Mynar sold the largest amount. Congratulations, Jclim!

The Youth Club also sold tickets.

They gave three prizes. Sisters Emilia liochoska won the ,doll. Jimmy Pavlicek won a pair of crocheted picture plates, and Brother John Krizan a crocheted baby set. The doll was donated and made by Sister Mary Lander. The baby set and pt3ture' plates were made by Mrs. Joe Mynar; She gave them to her , grandchildren, which was very nice of her. She is a wonderful grandmother.

The Youth Club members are taking swimming lessons for two weeks. Although their two weeks are almost over they are still having fun going to the pool every morning. We are very proud of our Youth Club leader, Sister Ruth Krizan, who made the arrangements for the youth to take lessons.

Thursday, AUgust 15th the children will have a picnic at the pool after their swimming lesson. The mothers .should brin g a lunch.

We heard that some of the mothers are learning to swim, while assisting the instructor. This has been an exciting summer for most of us, so let's keep it up.

Our Editor, Nick Morris, was a guest at the meeting Sunday. He took pictures of different groups and we will all be looking forward to seeing them in the Vestnik. Nick, you are always welcome at our Lodge, and we'll be seeing you in the near future.

VASTNiK We 'had four new adult members and four juvenile. The adults are Brothers Jim Vrana and Frank A. Nors, Sisters Frank A. Nors and Annie M. Soukup.

We would like to express our deepest sympathy to the family of JOseph Pavlicek who died on AuguSt 3rd. He passed away at the age of 79.

Due to other activities taking place at our lodge hall, our next meeting will be held the second Sunday in September instead of the first. So bear in mind tL e date, September 8th, at 3 p.m. See you then.

Fraternally yours, Margie Strateri )0( SOKOL, HOUSTON Dear Members and Friends: On August 18, the Sokols will present to the public another wonderful barbecue, and included in this event will be a free gymnastic program by our youngsters. We will serve pork, beef, and ;chicken barbecue, and the price is still only one dollar per plate for adults. The gymnastic program will be presented by the beginners and intermediate class, and will include marching, apparatus, drill, free calisthenics, games and pyramids. This exhibition is for the purpose of showing the public the results of our efforts and time devoted to our young Sokol Americans who are eduCated in the basic principles of physical culture.

These youngsters get the training for physical and muscular coordination, endurance and confidence in oneself.

These basic principles, when learned, at an early age, will serve the child all through adulthood and will make life more enjoyable and rewarding. So, plan to attend the program which will be held in the afternoon. This program is free to all and we would be most happy to see as many young spectators as possible. For the musical entertainment, Lad Paveika's Orchestra will be playing all the old and new favorite polka and waltz numbers for which they are so popular.

This gymnastic program is the first of the season; there are plans for three others. Next month on September 8th, the adult and junior classes will perform at die Slavonic Day Celebration at the Knights of Columbus Hall. We are looking forward to this day because it is an effort by the Bishop to assemble all the Slavonic organ izations into a united exhibition of songs, dances, and activities. It is the Sokol's plan to use the parallel bars as the apparatus for the exhibition,

11 since it can be used by both the men and women, and also, because it is one of the few pieces of equipment that can be moved.

So, remember the following dates: August 18th, the barbecue at the Sokol fair grounds with a free program, and the Slavonic Day Celebration on September 8th.

Nazdar, Emil Kuropata, Reporter )0( LODGE POKR.OK HOUSTON NO. 88 Dear Vestnik Readers: Here at Lodge 88 there is never a dull moment.

Friday night, August 2, the Board of Directors and the Entertainment Committee each had a meeting.

The Dramatic Club is busy with their rehearsals of "Ze Starych IVIlynu," which they are going to present. for the second time after receiving many requests. I assure you that if you come and see the play you will not regret it. All the actors are great, and they will keep you laughing through the whole performance, Why not come early and enjoy delicious chicken barbecue with all the trimzings before the play? .Sister Annie Vala, the kitchen manager' infOrined me that serving Will start at 5:90`lim.

So, • get your ;friends and neigbbors, and comer out for an enjoyable . .ev,ening.

On Saturday night, August M come to the Princess Ball here at Lodge 88. Music will be furnished by the Randy K orchestra of Weimar.

Many of our Lodge 88 members attended the musical "South Pacific" at the Cork Club. Fred Buri, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burl, Sr., was appealing in the musical. We are all 'proud of this young man, who has a great voice and enjoys music and singing.

Fraternally, Evelyn Vornsand, Ent. Comm. Reporter )O( It takes a directory 278 pages long to list all of the insurance companies operating under the supervision of the State Board of Insurnace. Given are the names, types, assets, and insurance in force. Alphabotically, they range from Acacia Mutual Life Insurance Company, Washington, .D.C., to Zurich Life Insurance Company, New York, N.Y.

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From The Supreme Lodge

Organizers' Meeting held in Temple on July 9th. Back row: left to right: Anton Mott, Leonard Mikeska, Franklin Martinet, Otto Juren. Front row; Frank Klinkovsky, Sister Kosarek, Jebn Plasek and Emil Hejl.

An Organizers' Meeting was held in RobStown on July 16th, but no picture is available. Organizers present were: Frank Elsik, Roy Hranicky, Jaro.

Rektorik, John Hranicky, Louis Elsik, Mrs. Jaro. Rektorik, Mrs. John Hranicky, Frank Lazar, George Pavelka, Jaroslav Kleorlik, Rudy Kalenda and Helen Pavelka.

An Organizers' Meeting was also held zn Needville on July 18th!, with no picture available. Organizers and members present were: Herman Baethe, J. M. Skrabanek, Jarda Cerny, Frances Olexa, Ara, Skrabanek, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Petrusek, LeRoy Kamas, John Blinka, Ella Sucbma, Bessie Franek, Lillian Kruse, Helen Hegwood, Nancy Mucha, Louise Kadlecek, Rosie Blinka, Arnold Franek, Adolph Mucha, Charlie Matcek, Marie Matcek, Stella Mucha, Albert Bristik, A. L. Hilsher, Jerry Prochaska, Alvin IVIelnar, Frank Beran, Rudy 1Siefcik, Ernest Hanka, Louis Hanus, Frank Olexa, Ed. Kadlecek and others whose names I failed to get.

Fraternally yours, Joe 13. Hejny

Dear Fellow Workers: We received 102 applications for $248,500.00 of life insurance during the month of July, for a total of 961 applications for $2,116,500.00 of life insurance this year. This places us $267,000.00 ahead of last year's sales for the same period of time.

CONGRATULATIONS to District 4, who have already made their 1963 quota, with District 5 right at the finish line with only $5,500.00 to reach their quota.

Top organizers of the month are District 1 — Rudy Matejka Distrl'A 2 — Leonard ,Mikeska District 3 — Anna Milan District 4 — C. S. Bubenik District 5 Lillian Kruse Roy Bucek, Sr, District 6 District 7 — E. J. Gaydos The top 15 organizers of 1963 are: $404,500.00 J. M. Skrabanek 237,000.00 Lillian Kruse 110,500.00 Leonard Mikeska.

104,000.00 Alvin Zidek 94,000 00 C. Si. Bubenik 46,500.00 Edward Mazanec 44,500.00 Stanley Vrla 44,000.00 Bessie Franek 38,000,00 Anna Milan

Wednesday; August 14, 1963 Albert Kubala 35,500.00 Frances Olexa 35,000.00 Roy Bu,:ek, Sr. 35:000.00 John Krizan 34,500.00 A. J. Lostak 34,000.00 Edward J. Gaida 32,500.00 Organizers in the application a month club are: Organizer Months Frank C. Sacky 19 J. M. Skrabanek 19 Edw. J. Gaida 7 7 Edwin Holub Lillian Kruse 7 Albert Kubala 7 A. J. Lostak 7 Frances Olexa 7 Joe Kriva,nek 6 Leonard Mikeska 6 John Srubar 6 C. S. Bubenik 5 Rudy Matejka 5 Herman Baethe 3 Alvin Zidek 3 Bessie Franck 2 Ben Jarmo., 2 Jerry Milan 2 Frank Petrusek 2 E. P. Sralla 2 Fraternally, Joe B. Hejny INSURANCE. WRITTEN January 1st., 1963 to July 31st., 1963 District Insurance Members No. One '70 $ 92,500.00 No. Two 281,500.00 135 No. Three 302 395,500.00 No. Four 108,000.00 19 No. Five 251 864,500.00 No. Six '75 128,500.00 No. Seven 109 246,000.00 961 August s ., 1963 Fraternally, Joe B. Hejny • •

2,116,500.00

INSURANCE WRITTEN July 1st, 1963 to July 31st., 1963 Herman Baethe 88 1 1,000.00 2,000.00 V. H. Barina 38 2 Joe Belicek 80 1 1,000.00 Mrs. Joe Blazek 94 1 500.00 Ruby Bolton 2 4,000.00 47 Albert Bristik 88 2 6,000.00 'C. S. Bubenik 160 1 10;000.00 19 1 25,000.00 Roy Bucek, 'Sr. 142 3 2,000.00 Joe Cieslewliz 2 4,000.00 Louis Elsik 118 Mrs. A. Franck 81 1 1,000.00 20 1 5,000.00 Edw. J. Gaida 4 5.000.00 E. J. Gayclos 78 1,000.00 1 50 Joe Hadach 88 1,000.00 Helen Hegwoocl

Wednesday, August 14, 1963 H. H. Hejl Edwin Holub Ben Jarma Emil Kvasnicka Jaro. Kleprlik Joe Krivanek John Krizan Lillian Kruse Albert Kabala Marvin Labaj Mary Laznovsky A. J. Lostak Edmund Marek Franklin Martinec Rud. Matejka Leonard iMikeska Anna Milan Anton Motl Jerry Milan Mrs. F. J. Olexa Anton Pavelka James Pavlicek Frank. Petrusek Mrs. Hugo Rummel Frank C. Sacky Mrs. Lumirller J. M. Skrabanek E. P. Sralla John Srubar Tillie Valchar A. M. Vrla Stanley Vrla Frank Irytopil Alvin Zidek

87 35 84 49 133 92 6 88 92 87 135 91 54 24 39 24 154 47 154 88 35 6 141 73 79 48 139 153 17 161 130 130 39 107

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1,000.00 3,000.00 2,000.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 2,000.00 32,000.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 1.000 00 4,000-400 500.00 2,000.00 22,000.00 64,000.00 9,000.00 1,000.00 3,000.00 3.000.001 3,000.00 4,500.00, 1,000.00 3,000.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 1,000 00 1,000.00 1,000.00 4.000.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 2,000.00 1,000.00

102 248,500.00 August 1st, 1963 Fraternally, Joe B. Hejny )O( (The following is a reprint of a letter sent recently by Vice President Joe B. Hejny to all organizers who will be attending the Fraternal Seminar in Temple on August 19th.

Ed.): Dear Organizers: The time for our Fraternal Insurance Sales Seminar is nearing fast, so I better give you a list of things that you will need to bring with you. i. Rate book.

2. One (3) ring binder, all literature 'passed out will be punched with 3 holes.

3. Go to your banker and ask him 'these questions. a. How do your deposits compare with deposits of 5 years ago? b. Are more people 'interested in savings now than there were 5 years ago?

Bring the answers to these questions with you to class.

4. Bring with 'you the names of 10

adult and 5 juvenile prospects, (not names out of the phone book).

5. Study the copy of "The Woods Are Full of Prospects." We will hold a class session on it.

Looking forward to being with you, I am Fraternally yours, Joe B. Hejny )O)

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SCHEDULE OF FALL DISTRICT MEETINGS DISTRICT I

District I meeting will be held in New Tabor, Lodge No. 17, Sunday, October ,27th beginning at 1 p.m. Business meeting will be held first, followed by Mrs. Matejka's youth program.

E Krenek, S'ecty.

• • DISTRICT II

The fall meeting of District II will be held at Camp Tahuaya or. Sunday, August 18.

The district talent contest elimination will be held on this date at Camp Tahuaya.

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starych mlynu" Saturday August 17th, 1963 in the Hall at Studewood.

Curtain time 7:30 p.m. sharp. Dinner and refreshments, prepared by the good sisters of the lodge, will be served from 6 p.m. The sisters are requested to donate home-made pastries Rehearsals will begin Aug. 7th.

J. V. Pokorny, for Dramatic Club Hlahol ) 0( LODGE NO 130, DALLAS

Saturday, September 28 -- Annual Coronation Ball at Sokol Athletic Center, 7448 Greenville Ave., Dallas.

0( DISTRICT II TALENT CONTEST

District II's talent contest will take place at the New Tabor Lodge hall, Friday evening, September 13th, starting at 8 p.m.

—) 0 ( STATE TALENT CONTEST

Our SPJST State Talent Contest will be held Sunday, September 22nd at Seaton, near Temple. Host lodge is Lodge No. 47, Seaton. ) 0( LODGE 80, HOLLAND

Sunday, October 20th — Grand opening - dedication of new lodge hall. )0(

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LODGE 142!, HOUSTON

Sunday, September 29 at Lodge No 6, Cottonwood.

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Sunday, Sept, 1st — Monthly meeting postponed. Free Barbecue for memniers. Plates will be sold to non-members. Donations of cakes, pies, etc., and the ladies' help will be appreciated. Music by Karl Real. )

District IV

Sunday, August 25th. at the FW Hall, 34th St. and Avenue N, Lubbock.

Other details later.

• • District V

Sunday, October 13th — Host lodges 146 and 62, Galveston. Brewery Workers' Hall, 7201 Heard's Lane, Galveston DISTRICT VI

The fall meeting of District 6 will be held Sunday, November 3, 1963 at Hillje. Lodge Cechoslovan No. 40 is sponsoring the meeting.

• • DISTRICT VII

The fall meeting of District 7 will be held on September 15th, 1963, at Lodge 117, Robstown. The Robstown lodge will also be celebrating its 50th-year anniversary. )O( — CZECH DRAMATIC CLUE, LODGE 88 HOUSTON

On requests of our numerous patrons and friends the Dramatic Club Hlahol will repeat the Czech play "Ze

CZECH FESTIVAL ®- 1963 This year's annual Czech Festival, held in conjunction with the State Fair of Texas, will be held on October 6, 1963, the first Sunday in October.

Plans are being made to make this another , successful occasion. Lodges and districts are asked to please not plan anything in their areas on this date. )0 A camper is a guy who pays a stiff fee for time same sort of uncomfortable accommoddations he griped about in the Army.

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A farmer, on being asked what time he got up to go to work, replied, "Mister, I don't go to work .. . I get up in the middle of it."

People who have no respect for their own abilities seldom have any for those of other$. —

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Youth Section ATTENTION: DISTRICT IV YOUTH AND PARENTS The time has been set for our District IV Meeting, Sunday, August 25th, at the VFW Hall, 34th St. and Avenue N, Lubbock, Texas. We are hoping to have a good crowd out.

Each lodge has received copies of the contests for 1963. So, in order for me to have my program worked out I Must know if any Lodge will have a Queen in Contest No. I. Please inform me at once so I could prepare the prizes for this contest. This year the winner will go to the State Contest.

Contest II is our talent contest. We can have 14 through 16, and 17 through 21 to represent their district in State Contest. So, each lodge try to have an entry in all these age groups. In order for me to have prizes for these entries I must have your names and ages before our meeting. We will not have cash awards this year they must be gifts or trophies. I hope I don't have to dissapoint them, because I want to present them at our meeting, instead of by mail, like last year, because I ' didn't know who would be in any of the contests, and it will be unfair to the yoUth if they all can't get their gift=s ;at once. " Refer to your contest rulea'and :pleaSe let me .hear from all ten Lodges "Soiaril ' Pin still working on the Craft "Contest; but it 'Will inglude., all. ages, .rand will consist of sewing, embroidery, crochet work, leather work, wood work, painting, bobby kits, air planes, boats, etc. There will be first; second, and third prizes in each age group 6 thru 9, 10 thru 13, 14 thru 16 and 17 thru 21.

These crafts must be displayed at our district meeting by 11:00 a.m. Be seeing you August 25th!

Mrs. Ed Haisler, Dist. IV Youth Leader (Let's go, District IV! Let's make this the biggest District meeting and contest yet. I'll be there with my camera to take pictures for the Vestnik.—Ed.) ) 0( LODGE 54, WEST (Held over from last week).

Dear Readers, On July 28th we had our Youth Club pkinic in Waco. First we all met at our hall. We left around 9:15 and started out to the zoo. The zoo was very exciting. Then we went to see the big new Waco Dam e After that We ate at Youngbloods. We had fried

chicken and all the trimmings, and for dessert we had delicious ice cream, and iced tea. After dinner we went to Cameron Park. We played baseball and played on the bars, swings, and other things. For lunch Mrs. Helen Cepak ordered hamburgers, chips, and soda pop.

Finally, we arrived at Westview Playland. I enjoyed it best of all. I rode a train that would take us all around Westview Playland. I rode the bumper cars. You have to press a button and bump somebody's car. After that 1 rode on the Tilt-a-Wtairl. It's like a car that has seats in it, and keeps going around and around. The Rock-o-Plane was the meanest of all. Boy, was I scared! Then we went home.

I would like to thank the brothers and sisters who drove their cars to take us. They were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cepak, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Marek, Mr. and Mrs, Vine Nemec. Mrs. Ray Barton, and Mr. and Mrs. George Mikeska. Thank you for taking us.

Also, I would like to thank Frankye Mikeska who gave me a check for $7.50.

May God bless you.

Shirley Nemec, Vice-Pres., Youth Club ,) 0 (aLODGE 66, WACO (held over from last week).

Lear Readers, On July 21, Lociee No. .66 held their monthly meeting,- with President Otto.

Hanus, presiding. After his opening speech, he introduced the girls who would lead the Pledge of Allegiance.

They wree Linda West, Margaret Narovec, and Beverly Gaidusek. Following the Pledge of Allegiance the Lodge Pledge was led by Sharon Engelke, Joyce Goeke, and Mary Nell Narovec.

Mrs. Engelke introduced the winners of the Queen contest. They were Queen Zephyr Spence and Duchess Kathy Moore. She also introduced their escorts, who were present. They were King Daniel Marek and Duke John Engelke. She also reported on the expenses for the Princess Ball. After the new Queen and Duchess made a speech. Mrs. Engelke also presented a check for $500 from the Youth Club for the new barbecue pit.

After the other important matters were discussed, we drew for the door prizes. They were won by Frank Leggo (adult), and Kathy Moore (youth).

The adult meeting then was adjourned Following the adult meeting the Youth. Club held their meeting. The

Wednesday, August 14, 1083. meeting was presided over by Secre-• terry Sharon Engelke for both the President and Vice President were not present. At the meeting the Youth decided to have a swimming party at Lion's Pool on July 25 at 6:00 p.m. They also decided to go to Six Flags Over Texas on August 25. After the paying of dues the meeting was adjourned, and everyone enjoyed a nice dinner.

Don't forget our next meeting will be held on August 18th. I hope to see you all there. Until then, may God bless you.

Yours fraternally, 'Queen Zephyr Spence, ) 0( YOUTH CLUB NEWS LODGE 88, HOUSTON (Arrived Late) Dear Brothers and Sisters, The District Youth Talent Contest at Rosenberg was a big success. Many contestants competed in three different age groups. Before the contest, really good barbecue was served.

On August 10th, the wonderful Rudy Kurtz Band played that good old Czech music at our hall.

A Czech play "Ze Starych Mlynu", will be presented on August 17th by the Hlahol Dragnatic Club. "Everyone come, to relive the old, Czech , Times."

Now Lodge ...88 is planning a most successful Princess and Duchess Ball on August 24th.. The rontestants,,are now selling 'danve.- tickets ii$1.00:ea01): Twelve prizes. Will- be given away., The profit made from this Ball will go into tad swimming pool fund, so let's all come and have a ball.

Fraternally.

Larry Kruse P.S. We are leaving on our vacation tonight to New Mexico, Colorado, Oklahoma, and Missouri and when I return I will write another Czech letter, when I have more time. )O( LODGE 142, HOUSTON (Arrived Late) On August 4 Lodge 142 Youth Club held its monthly meeting. At this meeting we discussed toe upcoming fall dance to be sponsored by our Youth Club.

At this time I would like to thank the Youth leaders, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cieslewitz for their cooperation which helped Nona and 'I win first place in the Group Talent, ages 14-16.

• Betty Cerny Vice-Pres., Youth Club

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V kISTNXIC LODGE 142, HOUSTON Dear Readers, The Youth ClUb of Lodge NO. 142 had its monthly meeting on August -4,4963.

At our meeting we elected our princess and escort. The Princess is Betty Cerny and the escort is Henry Lenhart.

At our next meeting to be be.ld September 8, 1963, we will elect our committee for the kitchen and ticket sales.

I hope to see you all on October lq.

1963, when we have our fall dance`— so don't forget.

Fraternally, Henry -Linhiart, Youth Club. Reporter

Lodge 84, Queen Lind .L Laza, and King Johnny Pokiadnik LODGE 84, DALLAS Dear Editor: This is the picture of our new Queen and King, crowned at Lodge 84, Dallas, at our Annual Princess Ball on July 20th. The new queen is Linda Laza, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Laza.

King Johnny Pokladnik is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril (Sid) Pokiadnik.

Runners-up, were Princess Jeanne Hamusek, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hamusek, and Escort Larry Petr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Petr.

Fraternally, Mrs. Bessie Petr

LODGE 142, HOUSTON Dear Readers, In our August meeting we selected a Princess and escort for the Lodge 88 Prince.* Ball. They are Betty Cerny znd Henry Linhart. We will be repro.sented by a handsome group that day.

The Lodge 88 Princess Ball will be held on August 24th with music by Randy K of Weimar.

Until then, I remain, Fraternally yours, Nona Cieslewitz ) LODGE NO. 73, SEYMOUR Dear Friends: Since the summer vacation is aboUt over I will write a letter again. In july we went to Caldwell and Bryan; to visit relatives. My Camp Fire group was busy this summer. We had lots of outings at the park and went swim., ming and I, learned how to swim. We had a dress revue in 4-H. and I got a red ribbon and money as' a gift fort the skirt I made. This is my first year in the * 7171 Club, Sunday we had our Youth Club meeting. We made boll weevils for our craftwork; it was lots of fan. It won't be long before school will start again and I will be in tare 4th grade.

Your friend, Mary Jane March. )0( LODGE NO, 73, SEYMOUR Dear Vestnik Readers, I guess I better write while I have time before school starts. I spent one week in Caldwell visiting my grandparents. Then I spent a few days in Dallas visiting my cousins. ,Sunday before last our Youth Club went to the park to have a hot dog supper. Last Sunday our Youth Club went to the lake to have a swimming party and supper.

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Sunday we h!ad our ,Monthly Youth Club meeting and had a good attendance. I'm getting. re a dy for the db meeting in Lubbock, which will • be held the last Si:Anday of the month.

• We went to Fort Griffin and Fort Belknap, and it we very interesting to see . the old forts. . I -;ad a goad tnne this Summer but it won't last long because school is about to start. This is about an.1l I have to say, so bye.

Your friend, M a rel.; Eid

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) 0 47, SEATON 'CORRECTION Dear Mr. Morris, In the last issue of the Vestnik, you printed the lines of verse, "Our Frog;." You stated that I read the poem, but with many hours of studying, I 1-.,ned this poem and recited it by nAr cry.

Fraternally yours, Janette Hruska, (Age 9) P.S. Thank you for taking the picture for me.

(I stand corrected.

Jeanette. -- Ed.) )O (DOE NO, 6, COTTONWOOD Dear Members and Friends: We held our last iiiteeting August the at 4 p.m.. ',there were 24 members present at Youth Club meeting. There was c" , e new member: Ronnie Kaska. The door prize was won by Edward Helona.

T. e adult door prize was won by Fred Monthei. I would like to thank all who donated something either to the Fish Pond or Grab Bag. The main ones working in the Grab Bag were Lillie Marie Hromadka and Rose Marie liviontheir Fraternally, Rose Marie 1\Tonthei, hecrei.ary, Youth Club ) 0( NO. 6, COTTONWOOD Dear Here a few lines to say I am proud of the Youth Club members who are taking the swimming lessons at td-m West Pool. There are 24 of us. I was glad that I could arrange for the two

Lodge 6, Cottonwood: Youth -Birthday celebrants for August are Eddie Joe and Johnnie Alynar, ages 12 and 15, respectively. weeks of lessons this year. With the 'instructor, Mrs. Arnold (Mary Ann) Ickert and tbe manager• of the pool, our lessons began August 5th and will end August 16.

I would like toy notify all the parents the swimmers in the group to bring something for our dinner picnic at the pool grounds on 'nut's d a v. August 15th at 11:30 a.m. We will all eat together and celebrate what we have accornpliS:-.ed.

On Friday, August 16 at noon all the swimmers will receive their cards and pins wlm have passed their tests.

I will try to have our good Editor, Brother Morris come out and take pictures of the group. I hope he can come.

(I'll be there. — Ed.) Those taking the lessons from Cottonwood Youth Club are: Johnny Mynar Jr., 14; William Mynar, 13; Mary Ann Mynar, 10; Danny Mynar 9; Chas.

Kuts•herousky, 11; Bobby Dobecka, Carol Dobecka, 6; Rose Monthie, 14; Diana Mynar, 12; Lillie Hrornadka, 13; Carolyn Mynar, 11; Deborah Hromadka, 9; Frankie Mynar, 10; Eddie Joe Mynar, 12; Raymond Joe Hromadka, Patricia Mynarcik, Michael Mynarcik, Blake Straten, 9; Denise Smaistrla, Michael March, 6; Edward Helona, Kathy Mynar. and Bobby SVrcek.

They all are trying, very hard to learn all the lessons each day so they eau

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.pass their test. I will say that so far they all are doing wonderfully. We should all be proud of them, even though it causes us a little inconvenience getting them there. Some of the Mothers who are assisting are getting a little sun tan. That will make us look more attractive, so they say. when you are darker.

Will see you all again and remember — P:',.ursday our picnic at the pool, and Friday the pictures.

Fraternally, Ruth Krizan, Youth Leader ) 0(

Lodge 6, Cottonwood; Lodge officers, L to R: Walter Milieslca — Vice President; Marie Drews Secretary; John Krizan -- President; Robert Dobecka — Treasurer: Geore•e straten — Financial Secretury.

YOUTH LEADER'. RUTH KRIZAN, Lodge 6,Cottonwood ) 0( DISTRICT II TALENT RULES Dear Friends, First we wish to thank everybody who helped us with the District II Queen's Ball held at 13 ,-yersville. We were really sorry that • we could not attend.

We are hoping that all of you are thinking about Camp Tahuaya. Remember to pick your talent. There is no piano available so if you have a piano talent, you might not be able to perform. We voted in our Beyersvine District II Meeting in the spring to hold our talent elimination contest in Camp Tahuaya, even though I told you about the fact that there was no piano; so do not blame me for this.

Our talent contest will be held right

Dobecka, Lodge 6, Cottonwood; Kitchen Ccn p-nitt,I..c, 0, Chain., Marie Drews, Verne Mikeska, Valeria Helena, /. co.

Margie Straten. Others, not present for the picture are: Katie Krizan, Mary VochosIta, Willie Mae Marek, Stzmbera, Annie Smajstrla, Marit .lance! a, Georgia Paylieek, Mary Lander, and Hattie Kasha,

26 after lunch, so if you intend to eat et home before you come there, be sure ybit have your talent there at 2 p.m.„at , the latest. We are planning enhaving contests Or the young folks and if we drag out our meeting tco long then we will not have enough time to have many contests. All of you folks start practicing your running, kicking and throwing so that you might win :many , prizes. Maybe we'll have one for the "old folks" too, So ever■•ody come to Camp Tahuaya on Sunday. .Aucust 18, beginning at noon.

Bring a bil.:ket lunch! We will have enouc:h tea for all: All of our district folks 'are cordially invited, especially since District III is promoting a youth camp, tor SPJST, you are invited to come to see this wonderful camp.

Here are the rules for our talent contest: 1. Contestant must be member . in good standing.

2. Through 9 years and 10 through 13 years of age for Lodge and District Contest. , , 3. 14 through 16 and 17 through 21 years of age and single for Lodge, District, and State Contest.

4. Contestant will compete as individuals only, no groups accepted in the above age group.

5. Contestants will provide own instruments and/or accompaniment, if one is used.

GROUP TALENT: Each lodge and District may select a group of two or more members and they will compe' against other groups. These groups may- be mixed ages up to 21 years inclusive.

6. No professionals will be accepted in tt:e contest.

7. Loral Lodge will select judges in Lodge Coates.

8. District Youth Director will select judges for District Contest. VicePresident will select judges for State Contest.

9. State Contest and Queen's Ball to be held September 22 at Seaton Star Hall in Seaton.

10. The names of all contestants in the Talent Contest must be submitted to yotir District Youth Director by September 7th to qualify.

Let us all remember the rules. You may pick your own talent contestants or have a Lodge Elimination Cone.q.

I am enclosing some pictures taken at our Queen's Ball in Beyersville.

Fraternally, Clara Hejl, youth Director

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Lodge 6, Cottonwood, Teen Group: Back row, L to R: Johnny Mikeska, Ronnie Kaska, Willie Mynar, Johnnie Mynar. Front: Rose Marie Monthei, Lillie Marie Hromadka, Diana Mynar, Nan

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Lodge 6, Cottonwood, Junior Croup: .acic row, L to II: 11r, ,ry Ann Mynar, Eddie Jo Mynar, Carolyn Mynar, Beth Kutscherousky, Charles Kutscherousky, Raymond Hromadka. Middle Row: Bobby Dobecka, Deborah Hromadka, Frankle Mynar, Danny Mynar, Bobby Svrcek. Front row: Carol Dobecka, David Mynar, Edward Helona, James Hromadka, Nicholas Kent Morris, Ernest Kutseherousky.

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Lodge 6, Cottonwood; Youth Club officers: L to R: Richard Mikeska — Vice President; Johnny Krizan — President; Rose Marie Monthei — Secretary; Janette Krizan — Treasurer. Not present: Jerry Janecka, reporter.

NECROLOGY MRS. FRANCES SCHOENEMAN Mrs. Frances Schoeneman, 89, passed into eternity on January 4th, 1963. Sister Sci'r:oenenian was one of the early members of Lodge Pakrok Mladeze No. 100in Snook. She had been living with her daughter, Mrs. Clara Schoeneman, on her farm.

Her husband preceded her in death on April 13th 1931. Sister Schoeneman was born in 1873 in Austria. the daughter of Frank and Rosie (Nedbalek) Vajdak. She married Charley Schoeneman in 1894 and they lived in Mound Prairie near Snook, Texas. To this union three children were born: Frank, Fannie, and Willie and they adopted a daughter, Clara, when she was a little girl.

She frequently related how hard they worked farming cotton; how they hauled cotton to Brenham. Often cotton did not sell and they had to bring it back and there were no groceries.

But they had faith in God, worked hard and neighbors helped each other,.

Funeral services were held from the Woods Funeral Chapel, Sunday, Jan. 6th, at 2:00 p.m. with the Rev. Fred F. Janke, pastor of the Snook Assembly of God Church officiating, assted by the Rev. Daniel J. Marek, pastor of the Snook Brethren. Church, She was buried beside her husband in the Mound Prairie Cemetery under the direction of Woods Funeral Home.

Our sincere sympathy is extended to the surviving families of this fine lady.

Mrs. F. Schoeneman Caldwell, Texas (Picture of Mrs. Schoeneman, and Czech writeup in Czech section.

Ed.) )0( RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY We, tbe undersigned Resolution Committee of Lodge Dennice No. 94, Wheelock, Texas in behalf of our members, wish to express our deepest sympathy to the bereaved family of our departed brother, JOHN RYCHLIK. Brother Rychlik, a retired farmer, passed away July 15, 1963 in a Bryan Hospital, at the age of 72. Cause of ,death was a ,heart attack.

Funeral services were held July 17 at Hilsher's Funeral Home, Bryan,

Texas, with the Rev, Morris House, of Bryan and Bro. Edward Marek Temple, officiating.

Burinl was in the Wheelock Cemetery.

He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Eula Rychlik, of Wheelock; four daughters, Mrs. Betty Skubal of Wheelork, Mrs. Bertie Burns, Pasadena, Mrs. Lydia Byres, of Caracas, Venezuela, Mrs. Viasta Dalrywrimple of Lubbock; and two sons, Edwin and Raymond Rychlik of Bryan. He is also survived by ten grandchildren.

May our departed brother rest in eternal peace.

Dated at Wheelock, Texas, the 4th day of August, 1963, Mrs. Joe Blazek Joe E. Shasta W. C. Scasta Jr. )O( RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY We, the undersigned resolution committee of Mora ysti Bratri Lodge No. 6 Cottonwood, wisih, to express our sincere sympathy to the bereaved family and friends of our departed brother, JOSEPH PAVLICEK, who passed away Saturday afternoon, August 3rd, enroute to a Hillsboro hospital. He died at the age of 79.

Brother Pavlicek was born in Czech, oslovakia. He was a member of St. Martin's Catholic Church and a member of SPJST Lodge No. 6. For a number of 'years he was a cottonbuyer. He retired from farming and lived in Tours.

Rosary was recited at 7 p.m. Sunday in Ketch Funeral Home Chapel in West. Funeral services, were held at 9 a.m. Monday in St. Martin's Catholic Church in Tours with Rev. Edward Geiser as celebrant. Inteliment was in St. Mary's Cemetery in West.

Brother Pavlicek is survived by his wife; five sons, Frank Pavlicek of Tours, Jarnes Pavlicek of West, Alvin Pavlieek of Tours, Josephs Pavlicek Jr., of Tours, and Edward Pavlicek of Albuquerque, N. M.; three daughters, Mrs. Bessie Pnstejovsky of Abbott, Mrs. Velesta Svoboda of Tours, and Mrs. Frances Edner of Chilton;_ two sisters, Mrs, Josephine Bartosilit and Mrs. Zvonek, both of Germany.

Our heartfelt sympathy from the officers and members of Lodge No. 6.

May he rest in peace.

Valeria Mae Helona, La Verne Mikeska Lydia Mae Dobecka —Resolution Committee

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Lodge No. 6, Cottonwood Sunday, August 18— Nemecek family get-together.

• • lge No. 15, Buckholts Saturday, August 17 — Battle Dance, Vrazel's Polka Band and SU Krenek's Orchestra of Wallis Saturday, August 31 — Slim Haisler's Playboys of Temple.

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by Music Masters of Ennis Saturday, September 28 --- Dance — Music by Music Masters of Ennis Saturday, November 23 — Dance — Music by Music Masters of Ennis • Lodge 29, Taylor Saturday, August 17 --- Hi-TopPers Saturday, August 31 --- Lee Isle.

Saturday, September 7 — Joe Patek Saturday, September 21 — Hi-Toppers. o ♦ Lodge 39, Bryan Saturday, August 17th, — Music by Bob Haisler's Band Saturday, August 24th — Music by Jesse Lee Playboys.

• Lodge No. 40, Hillje Saturday, August 24 -- The Jokers Saturday, August 31 — The Jades • • Lodge 47, Seaton Saturday, August 17 — Dana-Fojtasek Wedding. Dance at night; music

by Adolph Migl of Moulton.

Saturday, August 24 — Dance; music

by Charlie Adamcik of Dallas.

Saturday, August 31 — Vrba-Mikeska Wedding. Dance, at night; music by Eric Honza of Ennis.

Sunday, September 1 — Dance; music

by The West Melodians of West. .• • Lodge No. 66 Linden Hall, at Elm Mott Saturday, August 17 — Slim Haisler's Play Boys of Temple Saturday, August 24 — Vrazel Polka Band Of Cameron

Lodge Pokrok No. 84, Dallas Saturday, August 17 -- Dance, music

by The Music Masters Sunday, August 18 — Regular Monthly Meeting and Family Fun Night Saturday, August 31 — Dance, Al Grebnik from Schuyler, Nebraska.

Sunday, Sept. 1st -- Special Pre-Labor Day dance, featuring Al Grebnick's Orchestra from Schuyler, Nebr.

Saturday, Sept. 14 -- Dance, music by Eric Honza Sunday, Sept. 15 -- Regular Monthly Meeting and Family Fun Night Saturday, Oct. 5 — "Vinobrani" harvest Dance, music by John Rejcek Orchestra.

Saturday, Oct. 19 — Barn Dance, music

by Eric Honza Sunday, Oct. 20 — Regular Monthly Meeting and Family Fun Night Saturday, Nov. 2 — Dance, music by Ed Faraizl V,aturday, Nov. 16 — Dance, music by Charlie Adaincik's Polka Tones Sunday, Nov. 17 — Regular Monthly Meeting and Family Fun Night Saturday, Nov. 30 — Dance, music by Eric Honza Tuesday, Dec. 31 — New Year's Eve Dance — from 8:30 to 4 a.m. — music by the John Rejcek Orch.

• Lodge Pokrok Houston No. 88 Wednesday, August 14 — Birthday Club Sisters Luncheon Thursday, August 15 — Lod g e 88 social night, 8:00 p.m.

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Thursday, August 22 — Lodge 88 social night, 8:00 p.m.

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• • Lodge 142, Houston Sept. 1st — Free barbecue for members. (no meeting). Music by Karl Real.

Sept. 7th — Dance; music by Karl Real.

Sept. 8th — Monthly meeting; 2 p.m.

Oct. 12th — Dame; music by Sealy Playboys. Sponsored by Youth Club.

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