The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-02
CHILDREN'S PARADE
The Pupils Of the Sunday
Schools Have Their
Annual Walk.
ICE CREAM PROVES An ATTRACTION
The Divisions, Lines Of March, Re-
viewing Stands and Mar
shals on Thursday.
ICE CREAM PROVES An ATTRACTION

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There are two especial times in the
year when Sunday schools grow large and
Sunday school children anticipate good
times. One of them, Christmas, is safely
past; the other, Anniversary Day, which
the Sunday schools of Jersey City awe
celebrated forty-one years, will be eele-
brated for the forty-second time next
Thursday afternoon. The schools OF the
city for the last three or four weeks have
been constantly growing larger. The al
Turing prospect of an entertainment, a pa
rade and unlimited ice cream and cake,
has proved too much for the young stay
at-home, and they enrolled their names
with all haste on the roll of at least one
school. In each school there win be an
entertainment beginning at two o'clock.
These entertainments consist mainly in
songs, drills and recitations and the
children are allowed to enjoy themselves
thoroughly.
1t has been. requested that the schools
sing the hymns stand Up, Stand Up
for Jesus" America and "Onward
Christian Soldiers and read Respectively
at their entertainment the following
Leader. God be merciful unto US and
bless us, and cause his face to shine upon
MS. E+l-H-
School. That thy way may be known
upon earth; thy saving health among all
L. Let the people praise thee. Q God;
let all the people praise thee.
s. o, let the. nations be glad and sing
for joy; for thou shalt judge the people
righteously, and govern the nations upon
earth.
L. Righteousness exalteth a nation;
butNsin is a reproach to any, people.
S. For the nation and kingdom that
will not serve thee shall perish; yea
those nations shall be utterly wasted.
l.. Arise shine: for thy light is come,
thee.
s. For. behold, the darkness shall cover
the earth, and gross darkness the people;
the Lord shall arise upon thee, and his
glory shall be seen upon thee.
L.. For brass I will bring gold. and for
iron l will bring silver, and for wood
brass and for stones iron: 1 will also make
righteousness.
thy land. wasting nor destruction within
tiny borders; but thou shalt call thy walls
Salvation, and thy gates Praise.
L. Ye are the salt of the earth; but if
the salt have lost its SAVIOR, wherewith
shall it be sailed? It is thenceforth good
for nothing, but to be cast out, and to be
trodden under foot of men.
s. Ye are the light of the world. Let
YOUR light shine before men. that they
our Father which is in heaven"
The schools rave been separated into
-four divisions, Park, Bergen Square,
South Bergen and Sherman place divi-
sions, each division having its own mar
shals. headquarters, reviewing stand and
line of march. Mr.. J. V. Foster, super
intendent of Hedding Sunday School, is
grand marshal. His aides are Frank z.
Blake, c. H. McArty and H. A. Chamber
lain. The marshal of the Park division
is MI. Harry H. Farrier. His aides are
Edward E. %Stringham and John I.
Plass. The division marshars head
quarters will be at Parmly Memorial
Baptist Church until 8 O'Clock P. NJ.
after that time at Van Worst Park until
parade is dismissed. School marshals
must see that their schools leave their
respective churches promptly, and re-
port to the Division Marshal upon their
arrival at the place of formation. The
various schools will have the following
positions in the line of march,
Column A-Free Reformed S. S.: Ger.
man N. E. s. s.; Parmly Memorial Bap-
fist S. S.; John Knox Presbyterian S. s.;
Second Reformed S. S.; Trinity NJ. E.
S. s.; Tabernacle S. s.; Hedding M. E.
s. s.; Bethesda Baptist S. S.
Column B-st. Pauls M. E. $. s.,
P. e. S. s.; Park Reformed S. s.;
Scotch Presbyterian s s.; North Bap-
list s. s.; Centenary NJ. E. s.. s..
The schools assigned to Columns A ana
3 must be in position to enter Van Worst
Park at.3.30; Column B will leave corner
Jersey avenue and Newark avenue at
$50 P. M; marching along the west side
OF Jersey avenue to- the south side of
Montgomery street, to the east side OF
Jersey avenue to the central entrance
to uhe park and halt. Both columns will
enter the park at the Jersey avenue EN-
trance, Column A keeping on the right,
and Column B on the left of the paths.
The band for the division will be station
ed in the park, and school marshals must
prohibit the playing of all other music
while the schools are in the park.
se areoio Mar 7. splame Free r. Beforma Bro gTn,
day school will leave their church at
3:15 P. M; Grand street to west side of
Grove street, to south side of York street
to east side of Jersey avenue and halt.
Section 2, Column A, Charles Never,
Scnool Marshal-The German NJ. e. Sun
day school will leave their church at 800
r M; Henderson street to south side of
montgomery street, to east side of Bar
row street, to north side of York street.
to east side of Jersey avenue and halt.
School Marshal-The Parmly Memorial
BAPTIST Sunday School will leave their
church sh1ir s, az s;25 P: M; Grove street TO
Of Barrow street. to north side of York
street. to east side of Jersey avenue and
Hdlls
Section A. Column A, A. E. Atchison.
School MarshallThe John Knox Presby-
terrain Sunday school will leave their
church at 3:05 p. M. and proceed to the
south side of York street and halt at the
west side of Jersey avenue.
Section 8, Column A, J. r. Wortendyka.
School Marshal-The Second Reformed
Sunday school will leave their church 1T
2:25 Z. M; Wayne street to Barrow and
halt behind Section q.
Section 6, Column A, J. p. Peters.
School Marshal-The Trinity NJ. e.. Sun
day schoo1 will leave the church at $40
p. NJ; south side of York street to east
side of Jersey avenue ard halt.
Section 7, Column A, George P. Plimlev
School Marshal-The Tabernacle Sunday
school will leave their church at 800 p.
M: south side of York street and follow
Section 6.
Section s, Column A, J. Howard Hughes,
School Marshaa-The Hedding M. F.. Sum
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