Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-21
100000 MAY co
ON June WALK
Plans Perfected for Annual
Event of Essex County Sun
day Schools.

day Schools.
The seventh annual June walk OF
the Essex County Sunday School As
ISOLATION will be held Saturday, June
6. 1t is estimated that between 10000
and 10000 men, women and children
will participate. This estimation is
based upon reports received last night
at a meeting of the anniversary COM
mittee held in the parlors of the
Third Presbyterian Church.
DR.. Carl Herman Wintsch will act
as grand marshal. His deputy mar
shals will be- Edward W. Cooper.
j. NJ. Dewar, A. E. Brakeman, w, S.
S Rowland, Theodore S. Fettinger,
Hamilton 7. Disbrow. Waldo c.
Genung and f. S. MacNabb.
Rev. Perry II. Murdick, president of
the Essex County Sunday School As
soeiation; Edward W. Cooper, presi-
dent of the New Jersey Sunday
School Association; James X. Assay,
of the Camden County Sunday School
Association: Rev. Samuel D. Price,
department superintendent of the
Worlds Sunday School Association;
George E. Hall, member Of the inter
national executive committee; John
a Sproull, president of the New Jer-
sey Christian EndeaVor Society;
Herbert b. Brush, grand marshal of
tine Brooklyn parade; Rev. DR.. George
c. Vogel. district superintendent of
tho Newark conference of the Method
list Episcopal Church; Rev. DR.. Davis
". Lusk, secretary of the church ex-
tension committee of the Newark
Presbytery; Henry Fl. Dawson, presi-
dent of the Newark Young Mems
Christian Association; Alonzo Church,
secretary of the Essex County Park
Commission; e. NJ. Moore, elementary
superintendent of the Essex County
Sunday School Association; james e.
West. chief scout executive; L. IL.
Brumbaugh, superintendent adult
class work in Essex County, and 5.
D. Turton, corresponding secretary of
the Essex County Sunday School AS
ISOLATION.
The parade will be divided into
thirteen divisions six of which will
parade in this city, and the children
will assemble in East Side, West
Side, Lincoln. Military and Branch
Brook parks, where exercises Will be
held. At the conclusion of the pro-
grams, the children will return to
their respective Sunday schools, and
in the majority of the churches re-
freshments win be served.
The other seven divisions will hold
their exercises in surrounding places.
They are South Orange, East Or
ange, Maplewood, Orange, Irvington,
Bloomfield and Nutley. Members
from 127 Sunday Schools throughout
the county will participate in the
walk In 1907 when the first walk
was held, only five divisions, repre-
senting about 1000 persons took part
in the event.
Sunday schools in Walk.
Following is a complete list of the
Sunday Schools that will participate
In each division, together with the
division marshals and deputy mar
shals and reviewing officers:
East Side Park Division-Grand
Marshal Carl H Wintsch, reviewing
officer; Thomas B. Lillybridge. mar
shall; c. r. Rinker, Charles Hallgring
and Oscar e. Day, assistant marshals.
Exercises and parade in East Side
Park: Fifth Baptist. Union Street
Methodist Episcopal, Grace Methodist
Episcopal, St. James Methodist (Afri-
cam. St. Stephens Lutheran Ger
mani, Sixth Presbyterian, Tabernacle
Presbyterian, Third German Presby-
terrain, Trinity Lutheran, Evangelical
Trinity Reformed, South Park Memo
rial Chapel, Mt. Zion Baptist (Afri-
CAM. Friendly Centre Presbyterian
Qtalian). Second German Baptist.
West Side Park Division-Deputy
Grand Marshall A. Z. Blaneman, re-
officer; Edward c. Van Ness |
marshal; w. w. Williams, Fred
Schintz, c. F. Lingerman, assistant
marshals. Exercises and parade in
West Side Park; Home Of the Friend
less, DeGroot Methodist Episcopal |
Memorial Presbyterian, st. Johns |
Lutheran, Manhattan Park German |
Presbyterian. Olivet Italian Presby |
terrain, Trinity Lutheran, Evangelist |
Association First German, Calvary
PRESBYTERIAN West, First Baptist NJ s. |
sion German, First Methodist Protest |
ant, Clinton Avenue Presbyterian |
West Side Park Presbyterian, Fair |
mount Baptist.
Lincoln Park Division - Deputy |
grand marshal Captain w. S. S. Row
land reviewing officer; Arthur N
Clark. marshal; Everett Schaufele |
Joseph M. Hauber, assistant marshals |
Exercises in churches; parade Clinton |
avenue and Lincoln Park: st. Luke's |
Methodist Episcopal, Franklin St |
Methodist Epl scopal Montgomery !
Street Methodist Episcopal, First !
CONGREGATIONAL lube Memorial, First !
Reformed, First Hungarian Presby-
tian. Galilee Baptist African Clinton
Avenue Reformed. Third Presbyter-
ian, St Luke's Methodist Episcopal
fAfrican), Clinton Avenue Baptist,
Calvary Presbyterian, South Park
PRESBYTERIAN, Polish Baptist, High
Street Presbyterian, Bethany Presby-
terrain. Bethany Presbyterian Qtal-
lam, First Baptist Slovak, Bethany
Presbyterian (Colored), South Bap-
fist. Union African Baptist,
Military Park Division - Deputy
Grand Marshal Waldo c. Genung, re-
viewing officer; Erwin G. G. Gauss,
marshal; Ivan p. Flood, Julius
Schmidt. assistant marshals eXer
cises in Peddie Memorial Church pa
rade in Military Park; Peddie Memo
rial Baptist, Central Methodist Epis
copal. Salvation Army Sunday School
/ Corps. Halsey Street Methodist
Epl scopal, First Presbyterian, Bethany
Baptist North Reformed, st. Johns
Methodist Episcopal.
Branch Brook Park Division.
Branch Brook Park DivisIon-Dep
uty Grand Marshal Theodore S. Fet-
finger, reviewing officer; Shelton c,