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THE MASS--THE INTROtT latjm ot preparation it tht toot of the altar having been fin idlest reads the prayer caned tht IntrolL It was not tint Irendred ret." Rfo that tht Church Introduced tht prtreri tte foot of tht altar. For many centuries previously, th ii the first prayer of tht Mast. In those earlier days tht In i i clunteJ IT ttali "'e priest and liis eiiterK Tht rtrr name of this prayer recalls Uils farmer tus ui. for in Latin Introlt means "he goes 1 prsjrr ot the Introlt always an old testament psalm. Fifteen cmturiei ago, when the entrance of the priest tato the sane i ir Mais wai and Impressive, the en was sung by the choir.

RI the entrrlcg procession ilowli through the Today, this long procession doea not tak the entire psalra formerly sung has been shortened ta on Introlt Is one of the prayers which chsnges wlUi tht featt be ta the day. Buch prarrrs art called Uit and which irt caSed the ordina'rjr'of the selerttai IJT the Introlt. tht Church seeks to give us a prayer whlct TJiiuce us UiUi Hniil ol the feast about to be celebrated. Thus. i Is like the preface to a book, or the overture to an opera.

li another InteretUng aspect of tht Introii. While the long throash the Church Is cot dfeaed a way to atari MI In UJs our day. the Introlt should recall to us those centuries tir means of processions. Uie congregation toook a more active i.i Uie Mais. Today, to a great extent, the problems of time and invent this kind ot active sharing ta the Mass by the Isity.

How. nr. readily participate actively ta'the Mm if we'use the Eng- uiiuUtlons of the Mass book, or Mlssit that now are so rrsdlly -iib'e. and. ta our places ta the pews, silently Join our prsyrrs ta of the priest at the altar.

rn-'wl'c laymen's League Orange and rwintlM, P. O. Itnann of 3srarl a -By RIBII AuutiM Ea-otr- CONPIRMATION-ma "Entreat roe not to leave thee. Or to return from following after thee. For whither thou goes', I wilt gi, where thou lodges), I win lodge.

Thy people shall be my people. Any thy God. toy God. win I The Lord do to to me. and'more also.

It aught tat death part UKC and met In tliev words, taken from the Book of Ruth, will the Confirmation 3l ItM pledge itself to remain loyal to God and to humanity, Inducted tato the Congregation of Israel Young people, fresh with the ardor and'enthusiasm ot youth, they will stand before the Ark ta the Houst ot the Lord, and vow to remain ever faithful and steadfast to tht ancient tdewl ot good living ta thi tight of Ood and man. And with them win go the hopes ot the the prayer that their wishes for happy and peaceful and bleated future may bt fulfilled. In the mtuage ol the story ot Ruth from which their pledge taken, they have seen an allegory ot devotion and lovt that give strength ta tlma ot the severest strata and Uie direst need. Into tht tale of romance with tu happy ending, they hart tr--i tiutht to read the lesson that clinging to God. persistence ta the i ol their Fathers, must ultimately bring happlnns and contentment ill odds.

In the recounting ot tht Giving of tht Law at Sinai, which It th? Innate of tills teason ot the. Jewish year, they havt found tht thereby they must live ta order to carry out the vow of Conflrma- 111. In each word of the Decalogue and of tht Torah which amplifies ii. I the Law ot God. they hare been taught to find another light on the road to man's achievement of the sacred promise humin sanctity and ot the worth-whllmess ot life.

ta years. Innocent ta experience, tht ConflrmanU of this ut 1MO have already been.able to perceive the difficulties and nVlog-btaeJkt ta the path that lles-before them. But on this day il tiir.r Initiation tato the Congregation, their spiritual the 'A rf.t- ir.d the Law, the Inspiration 'of an age-old tradition of courage in) Inrlnsness ta doing God's will, lies ready at hand, to be girded .1 Lurne ahead through the battle ot life. And the blessing ot God. with the earnest Iiopes of their elders, parents, teachers, and fa-Mi, bids them "Be strong and of good courage; be not allrujhled.

rtlinmrd: for the Lord 'thv God li with whilhenwever TIMES HEKALM. MUWLETOWN. N. SATURDAY. JUNE li.

VanDuzerHome Formally Opened By Historians Flog ond Portrait of VV. Doty Presented to Society AmU tht Irajranet of Innuroer able touquets and la rooms (Sen. of Mlddteton WalHUl prednct deScated twuo The houselraTtdTerlU By THI RZT. Rrctruu T. 1 "THE RECOVERY or WOKSHIP (Scripture Pxsage: Hsnal Inton this week Is based on part of one ot the shortest pro-T-i la the Bible.

The prophet was apparently very influential for hli challenge the was rebuilt by the discounted ruled i 1: not be easy ta understand this leson unless we get a picture Hi? behind It. In SM B. a small bind of exiles r-'-TrpJ from Babylon under Sheshbarxar and ta a little while Isid the ot a new. Temple. However, they soon fsced hsrd and Harriet VanDuar and her ta memory of tht former's husbsnd.

thi latt Edwta VsnDuier The gift met a lone-frtt need which acute. when Uie Society raced the necessity of removing Its Possessions from the Chamber of Commerce building. i The ceremonies opened with the singing ot All Hall to Orange Coun- y. The Rer. E.

Frank Fowler pronounced the Invocation. Mrs. Esther Dexenheimcr. president of the Ladles Auxiliary Span- A War Veterans spoke Klefly on behalf if. the auxUlary wfore presentallon.

of a flag by Martha Herdersori. James N. Mapes. president of the Historical Society accepted the flag with an xnresslon of Charles C. Chappell lent.

Introduced Mrs. Edwta Welling VanDiucr. and read a letter from her son. Ralph VanDuter; who ex- xstd his regret: at being unable attend, and his appreciation to he Society, tor the rift. Tht he wrote, -represents years ot.sacred memories of he man who built the home, and It las been conveyed ta Uie memory if that recalled amlilngly.

that. "In my two yean ai president the Society, I never lost the opportunity to speak of tht need for home, but In rain. But, Mr. Mtpes iad scarcely warmed the presidential hair when the house came ta him." Ptrtralt Ifcty Pmroted William A. Keeler presented a pleura of William T.

Doty, first presl- ent of the Society, and honorary resident until his death. Tht portrait was hung orer tht mantel ta ht entrance room, but will later be placed ta the executive room on second i A brief adaress ot dedication was madt by Mayor Robert P. Anderson who commended thi Society for Its activities and. as a representaUve of the thanked: thi VanDuzen K- their The Interior, done under the direction of Dori R. I Jill, has been renovated from cellar to attic with ery room utilized.

rooms on he first floor will bt used as meet- space. In the south room at the of the house, one of the large Isplay cues has been put ta place. The one-tune kitchen has been con- erted tato an office, while the ry opening from It win be used as hlch already cantata two old safes. stoves from the old Slate Hill Church, and water pipe Superintendent Received VFW Plaque Miss Hlta A. Eroramous as she presented ta Cirl V.

Wirren. supertatendmt of schools, one of fourteen jua elven ta commemoration of Fltf Dsy jesterdiy by Dunlop Brothrn I-ost. Veterans of Foreitn by Kaln. Room in Historical Society's New Home Pictured Is one of the three rooms on the first floor of the Edwin Welling Van Diner Memorial Home dedicated bv the Historical Society of Mlddletown and the Wallklll Precinct last night, where meetings' will be held. The front entrance opens directly into this room.

Above the mantel Is a picture ot William T. Doty, first president ot Uie society, which was presented last night by WlUlam Keeler. --Photo by rectatlr cscjTrrrt at On the second floor are four more rooms; the eiecutite room, the library, attractively done ta Ivory with class book cases; a roran de as the RtUquary. which eonulni a variety of antique pieces. tiid a fourth room, as )et unnamed.

but already occupied with, a show Tli? attic, with the ezcepUon of a small room which has bren prepared for a caretaker, has been completely drvotrd to a spacious studio where times and erentuany they abandoned the project, li'othin: members of the society may work. -'IT ui done until S20 B. C. when Hsggal together with his contera- Zrrtiariah. felt that the work should be completed.

T--rr a direct challenge ta the prophet's words. "Is It a tim: for vtrsclvej to dwell In your celled houses." he asks, "while IhU house Temple) lleth waste," your ways." he continues. vrjr conduct and tee what It has led to. The people hsd knoxn i. -iUr but they had simply expended Uicir richei on building for costly houses.

The figure of speech used by tlif prophet Is -i ind teUlng. He reminds them that they hsd eamrd -wajts to i tug with holct." They had done precisely what tltouunds of 1:1 our own day are still doing rlx: making tlienurhea out money lavishly to gratify their own whlmi but forcettlng their tithe Into God's storehouse. T.me one tremendously encouraElcg aspect of this lesson. The tn trrrhet'l thsllente wts imirMUte and enthusiastic. The rrvlv response and tht aame enthusiasm must be manifested by It worship with all Its potency and power Is to be retomcd by Wij wtjrshlp? Why a house of God? HsUord Luecock sirs.

True i.i the lifting up of our minds to the thought of Ood In humility. It brings us new eontidence and new power for In: it- Lucius Bugbee sayx, -Most of us need such a material symbol as a rallying point for our devotion and Ijjalty." We need i- ftrjicti. the church needs us. emphaslie the Importance of the recovery of worship. Let ta i-i what the prophet Haggal teaches.

Does It make no difference oxl Is reverenced or not? Doctor Lewis asks: -Is a community ii-ires no provision at all for the wonhlp ot Ood. which church, observes no Sabbath, offers no religious Instruction to ai wta il cr.c la TEhicii thrtc criir.sr.^ (s i i The question answen Itself. Who would want to live In such Anr (irrson who really knowa 'Uie secret place ot the Most High" Is -l lor lite's experiences. Let us guard Uie sirred Imitate of wonhlp. Let us support the churches by our praJ'rs.

our p-rs- rT vr tilts and our serrlce. Somebody tays: "God Is everrwhere--ta and ta the great Tiut! But God Is espe- nnr to us when ta humuitt of spirit we gilhrr In the churtr.rs mra hive built for common wonhlp. make our churches trr.trn nf iptrttual life, serving nftdi of a confuird and txcer- -i Let ta also remember that our Lord set Ihe eiampr fur 1 Li Uie matter of attending public worship for. "as Ills cuitom was. Into synafocne on the Sabbath day." mjrn Test: Ut consider tne antthrr pr.f.lr Uie and -l ru ving awmbllic turlhrr.

si the rutUm U-Hrkrrwi M. i i Decker Hal Sliower for Miss Hodge at her home, forty-five aver.ue Thursday nignt, Alice Hodge. were Mrs. James Ltrkln. Clirmre Herman.

Mrs. Paul Mrs. William Broadhead. Ijttin and EUenvllle. Mrs.

Pat were irrrei Ttt -Vrorstlons were ta blue and a sprinkling pot had cner the Uble with itreamsi attached. received many glfu. PICNIC irrsons. members of flS Cliureh. at- inniitl cliurrh picnic at firm on the Mount "I livt Tin committee of the Ladies Aid dety comprised Mrs.

Charlea land. Mn. Frederic P. Slnjrr and Mrs. II.

A. llryrr. Young Women to Sludy Business Administration Three young women left Middletown this morning for Alfred University. Alfred. N.

V. where Ihfy will a course In BostaMS Adminlitrstlon along agricultural lines. Tlier live at the NYA Center redJtnre fJf glrU. and will earn Ilirtr eilfan under the NYA program. TV.C lU'J srt MIM IV- Marniy.

a grsduslf of 11 High Sdieol, ot IMI. Mw clsss of Bald. In. Hlgll Clun it im. Notes of the Churches frtn Fagt Sis) Jiff.

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Ollm Bmi 1 tnvlM nnt taj Merit Tlie Pilgrim Grammar PTA wil meet Monday at eight o'clock at the schooL The annual picnic of the Women's Guild of. tht First Church was held Thursday at Roselea, home of Mrs. L. C. Cortrlght at Meehanlcstown.

Mrs. O. Mie Bll- llngsley gave a report of the State Confeirnct at Rochester ta Mar. The picnic supper.was served by Mrs. Burton Judion, and an assist Ing committee.

WCTtT Meeting Tinday The Women's Christian Temperance Union will meet Tuesday evening at eight o'clock at the hcme of Mrs. Edith P. Elth. Ill Wickham avenue. Mrs.

Helen Mien has charge of a Flower and Missionary program. Reports will be given of the County Institute held recently at New burgh. tlan Mcm.rUl Services Memorial services for deceased members win be held by Martha thtniton, dorlrj a meeting Monday evening at eight o'clock at six East Main street, 'the Lodge win meet the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Sunday at p. m. at six East Main street and attend evening services at the Denton Presbyterian Church.

MUi Mwgan CI-T Hasten Mki Betty Morgan, was hostess the GI-Y Club Thursday even- ng at home, eighteen Wln- dwster avenue. A rake sale was set lor at Stern's store. Arrangements were nade for camping. Mrs. Daniel "Inch was named club advisor and an amendment was madt to the constitution of the club.

The June twenty-tint meeting will bt held with Miss Kathleen flowe, nineteen Pmpect avenue. Entertain Sewlag Circle Mrs. William Whatley. thirty- nine Braeon street, and Mrs. Albert Townsend of Hew Hsmpton entertained members of the Sewing Circle, of Martha Washington, Rebekah Lodgt and their friends at Mrs.

Whatlfj's homt Thursday. After a sewing session ta the afternoon, dinner was served and a card social was held ta the evrn- Mrs. Andrew Sorg and daughter. Doris, gsrt seversl piano and vocal selections. Those present wert Mrs.

Hrlrn rtrthllL Mrs. Anna ROM. and dsughtrr, Lemra. Mrs.i Gertrude "ot. Mrs.

Sutle Musrrate. Mr. and Vrs. Otto Knospe. Mr.

and Mrs. E. Clark. Mr. and Mrs.

E3- 'In HITIM. Mr. and Mrs. lea Mn. Grace Clark.

Mis Irene Sptiks and Onr.t Roe. rU.t»TTUII!l riu.aiH I. K. li-n-Vt Churches Unite First and Webb Horton Summer Ar- rongement For the UOrd consecutive yeir ths Wcbb'Hortaa Mncarlal Pres- b.nerUn Church will Join with the Pint Presbiteriin Church for ten weeks ot union service. During July the servicei will br held the First Presbyterian Ctunra.

where the Rev. Harold DeWlnct. pastor of Webb Horton, will preach. August services will be held In thr Webb Horton Church with the Rev KeUey Regen of the First Church preaching. The first union servtee win be June thirtieth.

During the abience of Mr. Wtndt, who will be studying this summer Columbia University and Union Seminary where he Is doing graduate work ta Christian Education and Young People's work. Mr. Regen will be available for pastoral mi LSI ta ar of ton Church. During Mr.

Regen's absence Mr. DtWtadt win offer services to members ot thi First Presbytertaa Chsrch. 200 From Here To. Attend Rally McQuoids ond Knights to March at Poughkeepsie At least IM peruns representing tht HAj Namt of the Mount. Carmel and St.

Joseph's Churches, tht tldfaU Engice and tht Mlddletown Knights of Columbus will be ta the line of march at tht parade of the Archdiocesan Holy Name RaUy ta Poughkrepile Sunday. Ihe delegation win be led by the Middle- Fife and Drum Corps. John J. MeElroy Is chairman of arrangc- ifnls here. A notable list of Catholic dignitaries headed-by the Mast Rever- enrd Francis J.

SprCman. D. D. archbishop ol New York, will be attendance, as weU as Holy Name representatives from Orangr. Dutchess.

inner. Rocklaixl, SuUlvan and Putnam counUrs. At least sit bands are expected. The Mldlletown dckgstlon will rue St. Jo-eph's church at Sunday, and will move Irocn tinir position on South Clover street.

icing north on Main stren, with he parade at 2:15 p. m. Tne iirade will ta Esilmsn Park at for exercises which will be broidcau over WKIP. WGNY IKI WK.NY. Mr.

atwl Mrs. Clurlri Curnrllut 31 1IJ arrr.rr an- iviuncrd the of Ituthter. Thmla. to ccff- wit prrfoaiH at th; Mfttt- Nf tloo. N.

J. The Wedding Anniversary service at the North Street Congregational Church. Is an obserranee that lias proved Increasingly sue cessful each'year. couples who hare been married a the church hate been invited ta at tend the aervict by the Rev. WO Ham pastor.

A cor cf TC2 ht mriri tj the wile who has been, marrin the longest time, and one ta the bride' nurrlal most recently. A rose win be given ta the first nun dred women attending with their husbands. Since Sunday has been designated as official Father's Day the emphasis win be placed on the place ta the hose, and Rer. Griffiths topic win be Bring tag Up Father. Special music win Include Schubert's Serenade, Love You Truly, Hcme Sweet Home, an anthem by Junior choir.

The Sweetest Story Ever Told, and soprano solo. Because, by Mrs. Louise Ruff. Children's Day Esrrrhcl Tbt First Presbyterian Church liavtag their Children's Day observance a wrek'later than mcnt of the city, churches, but are not alone ta their celebration. The Italian Chapel ot the Webb Horton Church win.

also hare a children's Day program at their regular morning service, as win several churches. music has been arranged at' the Preibvterlan 1 Speaking on bis topic. What Jesus Sayt, About Fathers, the Rer Richard BlUingsley, 'of the First Congregational Church remarked. "So many people commented on the sermon dealing with Jesus attitude and words ta. regard to mothers, tne same line ta regard to fatherx that my topic was Featured during the service win bt an alto and bass duet, Tht Lord Is My Light, by Mrs.

Mildred Goldstein and Armon Spencer. Tht Rev. Fenwick L. Learttt, Jr. wUl preach on Living Faith it the Christ UnlremUst, The organ prelude Is In Summer, by Stettin, the offertory.

Reverie, The anthem win bt Turn Ye Even Unto Me. sung by the Senior A the Webb Korton church, services win also be. dedicated to the The Rer. Harold De- Wlndt win preach on If Fathers Could Speak ta Us Now. His text Is The Lord forbids It me.

that I should give tht Inheritance ot my 'athen unto thee," The service win be broadcast over WGNY. Music wiU Include Choralt In A Minor by rranck. The Lord's Prayer by Malotte. and In Thee Is Gladness by Bach. Mr.

Edwards Lxks at Fatnre Looking at the Future win be the tnolc ot the Her. R. T. at Uie bt, Methodist Church. The organ prelude win be La Cascade by Dupre.

the posllude. Finale and Chorale by Meale. and the an them by the combined choirs will be He Shall Come Down Like the Rains. At the First BjpttU Church the Rer. A.

W. Shnkrlls lias announced Journeying to Jericho as his sermon Music win be provided br the Bapthl Girl's Choir. Union Protestant services Sunday evening will be at the First Baptist Church, where the Rer. Hsrold Andress. pastor of Uie Grace Episcopal Church win preach.

The Rev. A. W. Sheekells. last pastor, wffi preside.

Music win be by the adult choir of the BiptM church. Mrs. AlUe Mullln will be soprano soloist. Orgxn selections will ctede Bicli's Come Saiiour the Gentiles and Elgin's Pomp and Circumstance. Organizalions Engaged In Special War Relief Two community religious organizations have announced special war relief work being done by Uicir manners.

Ine Christian bcience of Directors has revealed the opening ot a Mother Church War Relic! Fund to provide food and clothing In some of the countries that are at war. Committees have been appointed to administer rellefe ta' Csnada. Great Britain and France. This relief will be extended to other countries as the way opens. Officers of the Hadson Hirer District of the Salvation Army met at a conference at to dii- cius balviliu-i Army wodc nor being done overseas.

Officers of the division decided to glte one week's salary to Emergency Appeal Going and Coming Miss MjTjorle Newman, a student at HsU Junior Collece. Wavnnlxn. murnnl Tmmday and It at Ihe home of her rorenU. Mr. Mrs.

Morris Newman, fifteen con street. F. Ctuk Smith of RUgewood. N. is srirndlng the as guest of Miss Bemlcc Mauler at th- of her flttv-ilc Broad street.

MrsL D. J. Beriimo. and tafsnt son. Donald, have Mt the Sanitarium and are at home.

ItH East Main street Mrs. Bergamo has been contorted with the display advtrUslrg department of The Times Henld. and Mrs. WlUltm L. Hutt of six Chestnut street.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Oreenwti! and daughters. Margot Sue and Dottfe Ann. XS Highland avenue: Mr.

and Mrs. William J. Hutt. seventeen Liberty street and Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Hutt and daughter. Barinra. of Port Ewen are spending Uie week-end with Mr. and Mra. George W.

Hutt ta West Hsmplon Beach. L. I. i at Katherlne Globs School ta New" York. Is spending the Bummer ITCTM with her parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Warner K. Mwgani. 1S9 Highland avenue.

Miss Beatrice Newnme. seven Elm street, spent Thtrnday with ber rou- sla. Mrs. Thomas FUnnery ta shen. Norbrrt Wiseman, who New York State Teachers College at Albany Is passing the Summer with his parents.

Mr. and Mn. J. I. Wiseman, twenty Jackson avenue.

Juk Smith, a student at New Yoik State Teachers College at Albany li spending the Summer vacation with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Smith, twenty-one California are- Phillip Brown of Chlcafo hat ar- rlvrd to spend several weeis will! uncle and aunt, Mr.

and Mrlvin Smltli. Ubrrtr street. Miss Prudence Morrison, dauchter of Mr. and Mrs. in H.

Marrtam. US South street. Is home far the Slimmer. She Ls a student In the Traphagen School of Desltii In Nrw York aty. Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Scandall and daufhter. Shirley, of Newbunh. ore mother. Mra.

Bemetta Gardner. twentr-nine Watkins avenue. Avertl! Hotallnc of Sliver Lake returned to his home yesterday from Jien Hospital where he underwent in ipp-hdKibmr txa wrtU ago. CONFIRMATION FOR SYNAGOGUE CLASS Student Body of Center Will Participate The Class of 1MO coo- firmed tomorrow afternoon at twu o'clock ta the Synagofae of the JewLh Center. Thi candidate-! for confirmation are: Doris Dublnaty.

Naomi Morris. Rita Shapiro. Natalie Tomkta and Harrison Pouetx. Each will receive' a certlf IcaU of 'ormatlon. and wUl participate In he special readings of the service.

winner ot the CantirmaUan Class essay contest win bt announced during the program. The entire atudent body of th? take part ta the exercises. Certlfl- ates and awards will be distributed or excellence ta studies, regularur a attendance, faithfulness ta the Junior Congregation services, and achievement at the annul! and Field Day held lait week. Alter the. confirmation enrriirs.

he parents of the class will losis at a recepUoa ta honor of their children, which will be held In he vestry of the Center building. One mrmixr of trie orciiufitUxi. Mn. Herbert CUmson. was killed by a bomb at Abbeville while dolnc relief work several weeks UNION SERVICE City Protestant Churches Tomorrow ot 7:30 First Baptist Church Ilie Rev.

Hirold L. Andrew. Prrmclter A I I Memorial Church C. MlnWer Father's Day Service 11 o'clock If Our Faffrert Speak fo Ut Now iW krooiicMt WGNV.