Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-29
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
TO HOLD PARADE
Over 80, 900 Men, Women and
Children Will Take
Part.
EXERCISES TO BE
IN DIFFERENT PARKS
Us Churches Will Be Repre-
sented in the Big DEM
o~nstration.

One hundred and twenty-five churches
will be represented by over 80, 900 men,
women and children In the fifth annual
walk of the Essex County Sunday Echool
Association, which will take place here
oil Saturday afternoon. The big parade
will be divided into thirteen divisions
and each division will assemble at 2
O'Clock and march to the nearest park,
where appropriate exercises will be held.
Arrangements have been made to have
the bells In the various churches rung as
q signal for assembling.
At the conclusion of the exercises in the
parks the several divisions will return TO
their respective churches, where the chill
dren will be served with refreshments.
In case of rain the exercises will be held
In the churches.
The divisions will be reviewed by Cos.
ernor Wilson, the mayors of the various
municipalities and the following men ana
women who are prominent in Sunday
Bchool work in Essex County;
The Rev. Albertus T. Brock, president
of the association; George e. Hall, mem
Der of the international Sunday School
Committee; the Rev. Samuel d.. Price,
recording secretary of the association
Walter NJ. Irving, chairman of the exc
cutive committee of the association Miss
Alice b. Hamlin, grade superintendent
of the New Jersey State Sunday School
Association; j. V. Forster, chief marshal
of the hudson County Sunday School As
sociation; Alonzo Church, secretary of
the Essex County Park Commission; the
Rev. DR.. Jesse l.. Hurlbut, district super
fntendent of the Newark Methodist Epis-
Icopal Conferences; l.. II. Brumbaugh,
superintendent adult class work, Essex
County; William NJ. Cartwright, treas
urer of the Brooklyn Sunday School
Union, and S., ID. Turton, corresponding
secretary of the association.
Edward w. Cooper will be chief mar
shall of the parade and his deputy mar
shall will be U. Cutler Ryerson, Joseph
Walker, A. f.. Brakeman, w. $. s. Row
land, Benjamin h. Edsall, Waldo c.
Genung, George II. Neidlinger and Ham
tlton 7. Disbrow.
The anniversary committee consists of
Edward =. Cooper, chairman, and the
deputy marshals.
With the exception of North End Divi-
sion, which takes in the Forest Hill Pres
byterian Church and the Summerfeld
Methodist Episcopal Church, exercises
will be held In the parks. The Forest
Hill and Summer6eld churches villa hold
exercises In the Sunday school rooms.
The divisions are as follows:
Branch Brook Park Diyision-Alfred
Donaldson marshal; assistant marshais'
Edward Forbes, A.. +. Dickinson, George
Endlick, jr., and Robert IL. Thompson
Roseyille Baptist, Paramount Baptist, Mt
Pleasant Baptist, First italian Baptist,
Belleville Avenue Congregational, Rose
Vile Presbyterian, Fifth Avenue Presby'
terrain, West Presbyterian, United Pres
byterlan, Roseville. Methodist Episcopal
Centenary Methodist Episcopal, First In
dependent Methodist and Fewsmith Me
mortal. Presbyterian,
East Side Park D~ivision-v. ]. Ettlln,
marshal; Thomas Is. Lillybridge and Os'
car E.. Day, assistant marshals; FIFTH
Baptist, Union Street Methodist Episco.
pal. Grace Methodist Episcopal, st. James
Methodist (African), Sixth Presbyterian,
Tabernacle Presbyterian. Third German
PRESBYTERIAN, New York Avenue Re
formed. Trinity Reformed, South Park
Memorial Chapel, German United Evan
gellst, st. Stephan's, and Mt. Zion Bap
fist (African).
West Sid Park Division-Carl Herman
wintsch, NJ. D., marshal; assistant mar
shals, William A. Gade, Jacob Schneider
and NJ. s.. Brade; United Brethren-Ger
man Evangelical, Home of the Friendless
DeGroot Methodist Episcopal, MemoriaI
Presbyterian. st. Johns Lutheran. Betha.
mia United Evangelical German. Manhat
tan Park German Presbyterian, Olive
Italian Presbyterian, Trinity Lutheran
First Dutch Reformed tGerman), Evan
gelical Association First German. FRS
Baptist Mission Germany, Polish Mission
First Methodist Protestant, Clinton Ave
= nue. Presbyterian and Second Presbyte
rian %(branch).
Stewart, marshal; DR.. Joseph s.. Vinson
assistant marshal; st. Luke's Methods
Episcopal, Franklin Street Methods
Episcopal, Montgomery Street Methods
Episcopal, First lube Memorial Congre
gational, First Reformed African Method
list, First Reformed p. NJ, Clinton Ave
nue. Reformed. Third Presbyterian, st
Luke's African Methodist Episcopal
Clinton Avenue Baptist. st. Paul's Meth
odist Episcopal, Calvary. Presbyterian
South Baptist, South Park Presbyterian