The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-05
10000 SUNDAY
SCHOOL CHILDREN
TO FORM IN LINE
First June Walk in Newark Will
Prove Sight of Unusual
interest.
GREAT BODY DIVIDED
INTO FIVE SECTIONS
Each Division Will Hold It's
Walk in Its Own AS
signed District.

0AAaA~o DAOtAASb
Arrangements were today completed
for the first annual June walk of the
Sunday schools of Newark and vicinity
which is to be held tomorrow afternoon
1t promises to be one Of the most inter-
esting sights the city has a in many
years. More than 20, 900 Sunday school
children will participate, including every
age, from the cradle class, with babes
in carriages. to the home class, which
includes the grown-ups.
The June walk, to be an annual
event, is to be composed of five differ
ent sections, each section holding its
walk in it's own section. 1t is also
in celebration, this year.. of the forty
ninth anniversary of the Essex County
Sunday School Association.
The officers are: The Rev. Theodore
M. Shipherd, president: S. D. Turton,
secretary and treasurer; E.. w. Cooper,
recording secretary. Henry H. Dawson,
chairman executive committee; u. Cut
Ter Ryerson, State executive committee;
Mrs. r. Morris Ferguson. home depart
ment superintendent; Mrs. E. M. Moore,
elementary superintendent.
Anniversary committee includes: Ed
ward w. Cooper, chairman; Arthur N.
Clark, secretary and treasurer; Charles
H. Madison, u. Cutler Ryerson, Joseph
Walker, Benjamin F. Edsall, Waldo c.
Genung.
The grand marshal of the parade will
be Edward w. Cooper and the deputy
grand marshals will be u. Cutler Ryer-
son, Charles H. Madison, Benjamin r,
Edsall, Joseph Walker, Arthur N,
Clark, Waldo C. Genung.
Divisions and Marshals.
The five divisions OF the parade, with
their marshals and the Sunday schools
composing them are as follows;
RoseviLe-Branch Brook Division
Captain w. S. S. Rowland, marshal;
Major William II. Palmer, assistant
marshal; Roseville Methodist, Fifth
Avenue Presbyterian, Roseville Bap-
fist, West Presbyterian, Paramount
Baptist, Wickliffe Presbyterian, Cen
tenary Methodist, Mt. Pleasant Bap-
fist, United Presbyterian, Belleville
Avenue Congregational, St. Andrews
Methodist.
East Side Park Division-George B
lesley, jr., marshal; Louis Rommel, jr.
assistant marshal; Sixth Presbyterian
Grace Methodist, New York Avenu,
Reformed, Union Street Methodist
Fifth Baptist, st. James African M. e.
First Presbyterian Tabernacle, Soutl
Park Presbyterian Mission, Mt. Zior
African Baptist, st. Stephens Unite &C
Evangelical.
Has OranOa II
Neidlinger. marshal; James T. Leonard
and Oscar Condit, assistant marshals
Arlington Avenue Presbyterian, Parl
Avenue Methodist, Prospect Stree
Baptist, Calvary Baptist. Trinity Con.
gregational. Swedish Free Congrega.
tional, Sanford Street M. E., Second
(Brick) Presbyterian, St. PauIs p. E.
First Reformed, Park Avenue Disci
pies.
South Orange INSTRUMENTATION Cart,
wright, marshal; H. c. Seaman ano
Fred NJ. Treat, assistant marshals
First Presbyterian, South Orange; Kill
burn Memorial Presbyterian, Walls
burg; Methodist Episcopal, South Or
ange; Methodist Episcopal, Vailsburg;
Morrow Memorial. Maplewood; Metho'
dist Episcopal, Hilton; Hilton Chris
tian
Irvington D~ivision-The Rev. William
II. Hainer. marshal; First Christian
First Reformed. Methodist Episcopal.
south Orange Division.
THE EVENING STAR has already
published the programs of several OF
the individual divisions. The program
of the South Orange division will start
in the First Presbyterian Church
where the paraders will be massed.
The Rev. Thomas b. Shannon viii
preside. prayer will be offered by the
Rev. George Mooney, an address will
be delivered by the Rev. Il. Boyd Ed
wards. president of the Brooklyn Sun
day School Union, and benediction by
the Rev. Mr.. Fitzgerald. The precen-
tor will be Thomas Bot and the or
ganist Mr.. Clinton. The First Presby-
terrain School. the Morrow Memoria.
Methodist of Maplewood and the
Methodist Episcopal of Vailsburg will
meet in the South Orange Methods
Church. William II. Smith will pre-
side. Prayer will be offered by the
Rev. w. B.. Fleming, the address or
Loyalty to the Sunday School, vii
be delivered by the Rev, David d.
Forrest Burrill and the benediction b,
the Rev. A. r. Armstrong. The pre-
centor will be George K. Badger, ant
the organist William j. Hawkins.
The line of march will be: ~Irvingtol
avenue, Cottage street, South Orang'
avenue, Scotland road, Irvington ave
nue., Prospect street.
The line will form as follows:
William M. Cartwright, marshal.
H. c. Seaman and Fred NJ. Treat. as
sistant marshals.
Markwith's Band.
Methodist Episcopal School.
Howard T. King, marshal's aide.
The Rev. George Mooney, pastor.
e. A. Lee, assistant superintendent.
First Presbyterian School,.
George X. Badger. marshal's aide.
The Rev. David De Forrest Burril
pastor.
James L. Schanck, superintendent.
Kilburn Memorial Presbyterian.
James l.. Garrabrant, marshars aidt
The Rev. Thomas b. Shannon, pastor
James C. Cassidy, superintendent.
Vailsburg Methodist Episcopal.
Charles Caddock, marshals aide.
The Rev. A. e. Armstrong, pastor.
j. I. Mason, superintendent.
Hilton Methodist Episcopal.
Clifford Jones, marshars aide.
The Rev. Mr.. Fitzgerald, pastor.
e. r. Halsey, superintendent.
Morrow Memorial. Maplewood.
Arthur Cooper. marshal's aide.
The Rev. w. b. Fleming. pastor.
William II. Smith, superintendent.