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Official Organ Of The Slavonic Benevolent Order Of The State Of Texas, Founded 1897 BENEVOLENCE
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Postmaster: Please Send Form 3579 to: SUPREME LODGE, SPJST, P.O. Box 100, Temple, Texas 76501 VOLUME 62 — NO. 15 APRIL 10, 197
FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK
Sunday, March 31st, we attended parently, some believe that it i the District III meeting at Lodge a gift offered to only a favore Nove Kvety No. 35, Elk. District III few who immediately, upon receiv always has a good turnout at the (. ing it, are borne upward by its wo: district meetings and all of the derful qualities to the height o % members seem attentive and take fortune without further effort upon part in the discussions. /.4t.-3-..._ aii their part. Too often those imbue , , ..., We will touch on only a few with such a belief wait patient] --% items and leave the reporting to --, --with idle hands, contendly dream competent District III Secretary ing of future success, each con Mary Pavey. fident that the God of Chance, a We would like to mention that . 1P* 444-440 whose shrine they worship, wi 16t District III President of Albert Banik choose him as the recipient of the conducted a very planwonderful gift by which he will I] ned meeting f in a very expedient ill/ enabled to reach the height c I- - fr manner and in the shortest pas-ii fame. Thus, they dream on. Dail sible length of time. Most of the tasks forced upon them throug reports were brief and of subs,. the necessity of living, are light] tans. Brother Sid Poldadnik menregarded, held in contempt, an t.t..$..: tinned, in his report, the need for accomplished with no °the u whirlpool therapy unit for S.P.J.S.T. Rest Home No. II in usual, outdid themselves with their thought than to end them in tii Needville and we call thi4 to our delicious meal, and Lodge{ No. 35 quickest and easiest way possibl proved to be wonderful hosts. We As time goes on and old age creel readers' attention. The youth clubs of District III enjoyed the good, fraternal fellow- upon them, the dream fade, to I had booths set up for the sale of ship which never is absent at Lodge replaced by the realization of wal ted lives. Embittered, disillusions their items. All were attractive. 35, Elk. and cynical ; they cry of the crueli k* We were impressed and pleased Opportunity! How often one he- of fate. with the conduct in the youth club meeting of the youth of District III ars it said "I could have been as Too late they learn that °ppm in their meeting. More on this, of great as he, but I never given the turiity is not a gift, but the rewar course, from District III YC Wilma opportunity." What is this wonder- of preparation and tireless searc/ Nesuda. ful thing so frequently referred to that success is not a certain bi The cooks at Lodge No. 35, as and to whom is it restricted? Ap- only a possible result of opportur
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