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Host of Services Of Thanksgiving Set by Churches Special Thanksgiving services will be held in the following Pat- chogue churche^ : A Thanksgiving eve Union ser- vice will be held at the Patchogue Methodist Church at 8 p. m. Mem- bei s ol the C o n g r e g a t i o n a I Church and Grace AME Zion Chuich and Temple Beth-El will join the Methodists foi this service oi Thanksgiving. Dr. Baruch Katz , rabbi of Tem- ple Beth-El. will be the speaker. The Rev. Stuart W. Van Cott, pastor of the Congregational Church , the Rev. Mrs. Naomi Nuns pas ' or of the Grace AME Zion Church , and the Rev. Donald W. Hambhn , pastor of the Metho- dist Church , will participate in the service. Chiii s from the Grace AME Zion Church and the Methodist Chuich will provide the music. At the Lutheran Church of Our Savior , Thanksgiving services will be held at 8 p. in. Thanksgiving eve , w hen the Rev. Dr. Lammert Redelfs will preach on the theme , \The Voice of Thanksgiving. \ The church choirs will sing. Thanksgiving day will be ob- seived m the tiaditional way at St. Paul' s Episcopal Church , Rider Avenue The Holy Eucharist will be celeluaUd at 8 a. m. and 10 a. m. the latter being a choral ! seivue with a seimon by the rec- 1 toi . the Rev Ruhaid C. Chapm. The Junioi and Senior chons will lead singinu A special Thanksgiving seivic 1 i c announced by Fust Church of Chust , Scientist. Patchogue , foi 11 a. m. Thanksgiving day. Open to the geneial public , the seivice will be held in the chuich edifice at Roc Bouh vard and North Ocean Avenue. No collections of any kuid aie to be taken at this seivice. Expressions of pi aise and grati- tude to God will be read from the Bible and aKo from \Science and Health with Key to the Scuptures \ by ALu v Baker Eddy in a Lesson- Seimon toi the day entitled \Tbanksgiv inu. \ The Gokio'i Text is fi om Psalms 107 21 , 22 \Oh that men would piais . tie I o>d \' oi his goodness , and fo'- his v ondei ful woiks to the childien of men! And let them sac- j rifice the saciitue s of thanksgiv- ing, and declaie his woiks with lejoicmg. \ The lattei portion of the sorvic 3 will he dev ot d to v oluntary ex- pressions of glatitude by membeis of the congregation for God' s goodness show n in spiritual giowtn . healings, and othei bless- ings. The annual Thanksgiving day sei v ico w ill be held at the First Baptist Chuich at 9:30 a. m. Thanksgiving day. Tho pastor , the Rev. John E. Southaid , will bring the message and the choir will bring the message in song. Miss Emma Kaller is the organist. Emanuel Lutheran Church will hold a Thanksgiving service at 9 a. m Thanksgiving day with a Thanksgiving message by the Rev. Daniel G. 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William Buikett , division repre- sentative of the New York State De Moiay, was introduced to the assembly , and Chapter Advisor Taul Crabtiee and Ritual Advisor Josejih Cottrell were presented. Follow ing entrance of chap ter officers, open Bible reading, the Pledge of Allegiance , Presentation of Colors and the National Anthem , l eception of Supieme Council offic- ers , Robeit Camlhon and Aubrey Scott, was held. Piesention of the charter to Jerry Dommy, master of South Side Lodge 493 , F & AM , was made by Aubi ey Scott , district grand lec- tuiei of the De Molay. James Eagle , senior warden of South Side Lodge , presented the t haptei with a De Moley banner iiom the lodge. George Barnes , high pnest of Suwassett Chapter 195. Roval Aith Masons , pi esente d a mai vhall' s baton from the Royal Aich Chapter. He also piesented a chaptei seal on behalf of the Patchogue Commandery, Knights Temp lar 65. A majority ceremony was given by the officei s of the Charles \V. Taylor Chapter to two members who have reached 21 years of age , David Schaw arzmuller and Wil- liam Smith. Joseph Cottrell pie- sented them with majority p ins. Ad\ ance printing pleases in st>le , quality and price. Excellent M ork on fine papers and fast presses assure \ou prom pt ser- > ice. —Ad\.