Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-05
FLOATS
IN THE PARADE
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girls dressed in green trimmed with
rOsebuds, called "Rosebuds,' was an
other brilliant feature, after which
came the Beginners" A tiny tot
in a very pretty looking express wag-
on headed a group of other little
ones in small express wagons class
fled as Buds of Promise The
DAISY Grew" seated in a canoe
trimmed in blue on a wagon, attract
ed wide attention. After these came
the New Recruits" and the Sun
shine Circle" which were boys and
girls of the school. The primary de-
partment of the Simpson delegation
came next, after which was a group
Of boys in overalls and carrying ma
sons trOweIs classified as Little
Builders" Eight young ladies in
sailor suits carrying oars followed.
The Sunbeam" holding green, yell
low and white streamers came next,
after whom came the junior part ar
rying a miniature house. A float on
which was the Bible was carried by
boys, after which doomed up the in
termediate and seniors. The little
children were held in line with long
blue and white bands of bunting,
Last in line was the Hungarian
Reformed church Sunday school. The
children in this division carried Am
dran marched IN their respective
sunday school rooms whore refresh-
ments were served.
Officials In Line.
FoIIovfnp arc +ba namne of tho
pastors Sunda school sunerin+en-
dente and aSsiStontS Of tba raenon-
five churches nar~ticinatina who did
much to mata The 9ffafr tho big snc-
cess If was and most If whom took
mart.
Grace En- g1isb Rev Roh-
ert /, S@rhI0ttnr nastor and sunday
s,1narintandnn+ II Rindar ae
Tirst Prnshv-
terrain Rev I H Nortbrun n W
Rarnns 7 Deitche WiIbTr apa
Danish NJ n ReV q w Taneon p
7 Jensen Anton Hv1debI.I Cimneon
NJ II Pnv w n poI,nar Oh n n
r Fletcher w = Hna1v' Cu[nIieb
Conprcaa+ional Rev n rImonist
pastor and assistant sunday school
superfntendent / 2 CarIhon annor-
intepden+. First Ran+ist Ray Vii
lam. H.. Bawden NJ r Ieqar
Mason. Our S~ayionr's Danisb ! nth.
eran Rev Y p CEov nostor and en-
re~in+endant. A Hanson assist
ant suDarintendent St S3enIan,.
Danish Iutbor3n Rev A r. Dorf
pastor and sunday school s,,nerinfrn,
dent. 7 Graison assistar+ eunnrintan
dent Hungarian Reformed Rev /
Nanassv nastor
teriap chairman. Cearaa N-ortaneon
of Danish NJ d secretary. Mrs.
Robert L. Scblotter'' of Grace, Luth-
eran: Mrs. w. w. blocker o. Grace
Lutheran; William H.. Woolom. of
Simpson-N. F.: G. !. ,JohansOn Wrist
BaDtist. /. r Carbon Of Swedish
CONGREGATIONAL: n p Hanson Of
Our S~ayiour's Danish
Margaret Dinesen, of St. Staphenls
Danish Lutheran; Rev Mr.. Nauassv,
of Hungarian Reformed.
Parade Had Right OF WAY,
Through the good work of Chief of
Police p. J. Burke, Mounted Police
man William T. Hartmann and other
members of the police force, the.
streets ON which the parade proceed
ed were kept clear of traffic during
the parade. All kinds of vehicles in
Guiding trolley cars, were not al
lowed to interfere and absolute
safety was thus accorded the partici-
pants, most Of whom We're children.
Description of Floats.
The floats in the line of march.
Won much applause. Last year only
a few were seen but this year many
surprises in this line were sprung by
the various societies in the parade.
For the largest number of floats
Simpson Methodist Episcopal church
was given the credit.
Headed by a float representing a
dirigible balloon trimmed with white
and blue, the line of attractions of
simpson church was begun. This
form OF attraction caused much sur
prise as the idea was original and
the decorations prettily arranged.
The primary department of the same
church followed. Their attraction
vas a May pole. Seated in a low
wagon Miss Helen Walters was the
queen Of the event. Ribbons and
streamers formed a canopy which
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