Host of ServicesOf ThanksgivingSet by Churches

Special Thanksgiving serviceswill be held in the following Pat-chogue churche^ :

A Thanksgiving eve Union ser-vice will be held at the PatchogueMethodist Church at 8 p. m. Mem-bei s ol the C o n g r e g a t i o n a IChurch and Grace AME ZionC h u i c h and Temple Beth-El willjoin the Methodists foi this serviceoi Thanksgiving.

Dr. Baruch Katz , rabbi of Tem-ple Beth-El. will be the speaker.

The Rev. Stuart W. Van Cott ,pastor of the CongregationalChurch , the Rev. Mrs. NaomiNuns pas 'or of the Grace AMEZion Church , and the Rev. DonaldW. Hambhn , pastor of the Metho-dist Church , will participate inthe service.

Chiii s from the Grace AMEZion Church and the MethodistChuich wi l l provide the music.

At the Lutheran Church of OurSavior , Thanksgiving services willbe held at 8 p. in. Thanksgivingeve , w hen the Rev. Dr. LammertRedelfs will preach on the theme,"The Voice of Thanksgiving." Thechurch choirs will sing.

Thanksgiving day will be ob-seived m the t iadi t ional way atSt. Paul' s Episcopal Church , RiderAvenue The Holy Eucharist willbe c e l e l u a U d at 8 a. m. and 10a. m . the la t ter being a choral !s e i v u e w i t h a seimon by the rec- 1toi . the Rev R u h a i d C. Chapm.The Junioi and Senior chons wi lllead s inginu

A special Thanksgiving seivic1ic announced by Fust Church ofChust , Scientist . Patchogue , foi11 a. m. Thanksgiving day.

Open to the geneial public , theseivic e w i l l be held in the c h u i c hedi f ice at Roc Bouh vard and NorthOcean Avenue. No collections ofany kuid aie to be taken at thisseivice.

Expressions of pi aise and grati-tude to God wi l l be read from theBible and aKo from "Science andHealth 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 Psalms107 21 ,22 "Oh that men wouldpia is . t i e I o > d "' oi his goodness ,and fo'- hi s v ondei ful w o i k s to thech i ld ien of men! And let them sac- jr if ice the sa c i i t u e s of thanksgiv-ing, and declaie his w o i k s w i t hlejoicmg ."

The lattei por t ion of the sorvic3will he dev ot d to v oluntary ex-pressions of g la t i tude by membeisof the congregation for God' sgoodness s h o w n in spiritualg iowtn . healings, and othei bless-ings.

The annual Thanksgiving daysei v ico w ill be held at the FirstBapti st Chuich at 9:30 a. m.Thanksgiving day. Tho pastor , theRev. John E. Southaid , will bringthe message and the choir willbring the message in song. MissEmma Kaller is the organist.

Emanuel Lutheran Church willhold a Thank sgiving service at 9a. m Thanksgivin g day with aThanksgiving message by the Rev.Daniel G. Fiehler.

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DeMolay 2944Charter NightMarked Saturday

A special Charte r night of theChailes W. Ta\ lor Chapter 2944 ,Ouie. oi De ^Iola\ , sponsored bySouth Side Lodi ,e No. 493, F & A.Uwa s held Satin day at the MasonicTemple in Patchogue. Frank Mil-lei , chaptei arhisoiy chanman , pre-sided and made the welcoming re-maiks.

Guest speakei was Suffolk Coun-t\ Deput .\ Police CommissionerJohn D . Finnei ty.

William Buikett , division repre-sentative of the New York StateDe Moiay, was introduced to theassembly , and Chapter AdvisorTaul Crabtiee and Ritual AdvisorJosejih Cottrell were presented.

Follow ing entrance of chapterofficers , open Bible reading, thePledge of Allegiance , Presentationof Colors and the National Anthem ,l eception of Supieme Council offic-ers, Robeit Camlhon and AubreyScott, was held.

Piesention of the charter toJerry Dommy, master of South SideLodge 493, F & AM , was made byAubi ey Scott , district grand lec-tuie i of the De Molay.

James Eagle , senior warden ofSouth Side Lodge , presented thet haptei w i t h a De Moley banneri iom the lodge. George Barnes ,h i gh pnest of Suwassett Chapter195. Roval A i t h Masons , pi esenteda mai vhall's baton from the RoyalAich Chapter. He also piesenteda chaptei seal on behalf of thePatchogue Commandery, KnightsTemplar 65.

A majority ceremony was givenby the officei s of the Charles \V.Taylor Chapter to two memberswho have reached 21 years of age ,David Schaw arzmuller and Wil-liam Smith. Joseph Cottrell pie-sented them with majority pins.

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