The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-22
MORE THAN 10000
IN ESSEX SUNDAY
SCHOOLS PARADE
All Arrangements Completed for
June Walk of County
Association.

Walk OF the 6SSeA 0OuHty OuiudS
School Association. The exercises,
which are to be held on Saturday after
noon, June 5, will commemorate the
aftieth anniversary of the association
and will be carried out on a more elabo-
rate scale thar has eve before been
attempted. In order that the members
of the various Sunday schools may not
be compelled to travel any great dis
lance, there will be divisional parades,
There will be ten divisions in all, and
each will have a different objective
point. One hundred Sunday schools are
now entered for the big event.
Edward w. Cooper has been selected
as chief marshal and he will have as
assistants Waldo C. Genung, Benjamin
r. Edsail. U. Cutler Ryerson, Charles
H. Madison, Joseph Walker, Arthur N.
Clark.
The divisions will be reviewed by
George H. Hall, president New Jersey
State Sunday School Association; Ed
ward r. Carhart, president Brooklyn
Sunday School Union; the Rev. Theo-
dore M. Shipherd, president Essex
County Sunday School Association;
Henry H. Dawson, chairman county
executive committee; the Rev. E. Nor
ris Ferguson. general secretary State
association; s. D. Turton, county corre-
spending secretary; the Rev. DR.. Jesse
L. Hurlbut and William H. Cartwright,
treasurer Brooklyn. Sunday School
Union. Governor J.. Franklin Fort is
also. expected to be present and review
three of the divisions.
In Branch Brook Park division nine
teen churches will be represented.
Meeting at a central point, the members
of the Sunday schools of these churches
will parade to the park, where the
exercises are to be held. Captain Will
lam S. S. Rowland will act as marshal,
Major William H. Palmer as assistant
marshal, and A. Donaldson, G. S.
Thompson, H. E. Lombard, Edward
Forbes and Robert Drummond as spe-
cial aides. The following churches
will be represented in this division:
Roseville Baptist. Paramount Baptist,
Nj. Pleasant Baptist, First Italian Bap-
fist, Belleyille Avenue Congregational,
RoseviIe Presbyterian. Fifth Avenue
Presbyterian, West Presbyterian, United
Presbyterian, Wickliffe Presbyterian,
Roseville Methodist Episcopal, Centen-
airy Methodist Episcopal, First hide
pendent Methodist, Protestant Foster
Home, Fewsmith Memorial Presby-
terrain, Park Presbyterian, Park Presby-
terial Chapel, North Baptist, st. An
drew's Methodist Episcopal.
The other division parades, together
with the officers in charge and the
place In which the exercises are to be
held, follow:
East Side Park Division-George B.
lesley, marshal; Louis Rommel, jr.,
assistant marshal; Arthur A. Carpen-
ter, assistant marshal; exercises AMI
parade in East Side Park; Sunday
schools, Fifth Baptist, Union Street
Methodist Episcopal, Grace Methodist
Episcopal, st. Jarnes's Methodist
{African), Sixth Presbyterian, Taber-
nacle Presbyterian, Third German
Presbyterian, New York Avenue Re-
formed, Trinity Reformed, South Park
Memorial Chapel, st. Stephens United
Evangelical, Mount Zion Baptist
African). !
West Side Park Division-Carl Her
man Wintsch, NJ. D., marshal; Edward
H. Balevre, NJ. S. Brode, Jacob Schnei-
der, assistant marshals; the Rev. A. S.
Zimmerman, director of exercises; the
Rev. Milton Schnebel. chorister; Frank
H. Sommer, speaker; exercises and
parade in West Sid Park; Sunday
schools, Evangelical First Church,
Trinity Lutheran, First Methodist
Protestant, First German Baptist
Mission, DeGroot Methodist Epis-
copal, Memorial Presbyterian, Olivet
Chapel, Manhattan Park German Pres
byterian, St. Paul's Evangelical,
United Brethren German Evangelical,
st. Mathews Protestant Episcopal,
First (German) Dutch Reformed, Clin-
ton Avenue Presbyterian.
Lincoln Park Division-Dr. Joseph S.
vinson, marshal; Charles H. Stewart,
assistant marshall; exercises in
churches and parade in Clinton avenue
and Lincoln Park; Sunday schools, st.
Luke's Methodist Episcopal, st. Pauls
Methodist Episcopal, Franklin Street
Methodist Episcopal, Calvary Presby-
terrain, South Baptist, South Park Pres
byterian, Clinton venue Reformed,
First Congregational, Montgomery
Street Methodist Episcopal, Central
Methodist Episcopal.
North End Division-Percy R. Nues-
sic, marshall; exercises and parade in
north n of park; Sunday schools.
Forest Hill Presbyterian, Summerfield
Methodist Episcopal, Emanuel Baptist.
Christ Reformed, Emanuel German
Presbyterian.
East Orange Division-George H
Neidlinger, marshal; Captain Oscar
Condit and James T. Leonard, assistant
marshals. Exercises in the churche:
and parade in the East Orange park
way. Sunday schools, Prospect Street
Baptist, Calvary Baptist, North Gin
ton Street Baptist, Trinity Congrega-
tional, Swedish Free Congregational
Sanford Street Methodist Episcopal
Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Ferry Methodist Episcopal, Calvary
Methodist Episcopal, Second Presby
terrain, Arlington Avenue Presby'
terrain, First Reformed, Hyde Parl
Reformed. Disciples of Christ, Mum
Avenue Presbyterian, st. Pauf'
Protestant Episcopal. Christ Protestant
Episcopal, Watsessing Methodist Epis
copal, st. Agnes's Episcopal.
South Orange Division-H. c. Sea
man. marshall; Howard T. King and
John r. LIE Count, assistant marshals
Exercises in Presbyterian and Meth
odist churches. Parade in South Orangi
Village. Sunday schools, First Pres
byterian. Methodist Episcopal, Trinit!
Presbyterian. M~aplewood Methods
Episcopal Hilton Methodist Episcopal
vailsburg Methodist Episcopal.
Irvington Divisional. Leroy Bag
1otf- marshal. Exercises in churches