Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-05-11
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
TO HAVE PARADE

The officials of the Essex County sun
day School Association are planning the
details for the annual parade of the de-
nominational Protestant Sabbath schools,
which will be held in this city on Sat
comprising some eleven divisions,
urday, June l, the week preceding Chill
drens Day.
The annual June walk" of the many
thousand scholars has become one of the
most impressive religious events of the
year, and the march Is followed by a
series of special exercises under the
auspices of the various divisions in the
local parks.
The divisions consist of Lincoln Park,
Branch Brook, North End, West Side
and East Side, this city: South Orange.
East Orange, Orange Mountain, Irving.
ton. Nutley aud Bloomfield.
The Lincoln Park division comprises
the First Reformed, High Street Presby-
terian. St. Luke's Methodist, Clinton
Avenue Reformed, Central Methodist
First Congregational. Franklin Street
Methodist. South Baptist, Calvary Pres
byterian. st. Stephens Episcopal. Clin-
ton Avenue Baptist, St. PauIs Method
list. South Park and Third Presbyterian,
Montgomery Street Methodist and Cen
trail Presbyterian schools. The parade
will be held in the vicinity of Lincoln
Park.
The Branch Brook division will con-
sist OF the Mt. Pleasant Baptist. Rose
vile Presbyterian, Eighth Avenue
Methodist, Beileville Avenue Congrega-
Methodist, First Presbyterian, North
Reformed, First Italian Baptist. Fifth
Avenue Presbyterian, First independent
Methodist, Fewsmitb Presbyterian.
Bethany Baptist. United Presbyterian,
Fairmount Baptist and the West Pres
byterian schools. The parade and exer-
cises will be conducted in Branch Brook
Park
The west side division will consist of
the schools aflliated with the De Groot
Methodist, Clinton Avenue Presbyterian,
Trinity Lutheran, olivet Italian Presby-
terian, First Methodist Protestant, st.
Paul's Evangelical Lutheran, Memorial
Presbyterian, First Dutch Reformed,
United Evangelical Manhattan Park Ger
man Presbyterian, st. Johns Lutheran,
First Baptist Mission and the German
Polish Mission.
The schools in the East Side Park divi-
sion will be the Third German Presby-
terian Union Street Methodist. South
Park Memorial Chapel, First Baptist,
Trinity Reformed, Sixth Presbyterian, st.
stephens. New York Avenue Reformed.
Grace Methodist, Tabernacle Presby.
terian. German United Evangelical, st.
James Methodist and Mt. Zion Baptist
The north end division will comprise
the schools of the Forest Hill Presby7
terian, Emmanuel Baptist, Summerheld
Methodist and the Emmanuel German
Presbyterian.
The west side division will parade In
West Side Park. the east side division
in East Side Park and the north end divi-
sion will conduct its exercises In the
north end Of Branch Brook Park.
The East Orange division will make a
twenty seven schools will participate In
the parade and exercises, which will be
held In East Orange Parkway and the
vicinity of watsessing Park.
The seven schools comprising the
South Orange division will hold their ex.
ercises and parade in South Orange VII.
lage, the Irvington division will march
In Irvington Park, the orange Mountain
division at Roseland, the Bloomfield di-
vision on Bloomfield green and the Nut
ley schools in Hutley.
The prominent local members Of the
Essex County Sunday School Associa.
tion, who are interested In the coming
celebration, include Waldo c. Genung. u.
Cutler Ryerson, Edward W. Cooper, DR..
Carl Herman Wintsch, Thomas Lilly.
bridge, DIR. Joseph $. Vinson. Hamilton
II. Disbrow, Benjamin r. Edsall and
Percy Il. Nuessle.