The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-05-09
A TREAT FOR ART LOVERS
Will Be the Exhibit at the Public
School.

during tne Gays ZO-Zo oI May, al
the city school building, the faculty
. have arranged with the horace X.
Turner Company, OF Boston, 10 have
their travelling art exhibit, consisting
Of over two hundred OF the world S
masterpieces IN art, at the command
both of the school and all lovers of
art ia the city. The pictures are in
the well known Turner Gray, Brown
and color original Hand painting
Prints. Masterpieces of all the
ancient as veil as modern artists will
be seen in the exhibit. A partial list
of painters whose wOrkes are included
in this list are: Michel Angelo. Fran
co.'s Millet, Bartolome Esteban Muril-
10, Gilbert Charles Stuart, Leonardo
da Vinci, Edwin Henry LandSeer,
Julien Dupre, Edwin DougIaS, ROSalle
Marie Bonheur, Geo. Henry Br0ugh-
ton, and AntOnia Allegri da CoIreg-
gio.
The faculty are arranging also ID
put on exhibition some of the best
written work done by pupils in the
various departments during the past
term. This exhibit will be separate
from the other and to it no admission
will be charged, but to the Turner
Art Exhibit an admission fee Of %
cts. will be charged grown people and
10ctS. all pupils either the city schools
or the College. ..
An attempt will be made by the
teachers Of the city schools to inter
est everyone in the needs Of the
school library and all the funds that
can be realized from the exhibit in
any way will be spent for the pur-
chase of books and pictures for the
school. This exhibit comes just one
week before the school closes and
since the city schools will bave no
graduates this year, because Of the
additional years work required for
graduation, the teachers Of the school
not only wish To make this ART exhibit
great financial success for the benefit
0f the SchNpl library, but also 10
make it quite success socially and
educatiOHally.
Various committees are 1t!DS or
ganized for the purpose uf enTerl ain
ment selling tickets to get sab Grip
lions for the library funG. either Of
books or money with which I" pur-
chase books or pictures, etc. Owe Wi4H
visits the school only occasionally ' ca0
hardly appreciate the great Iced for :.
we'll equipped library uf reference
books. The books now in IN. library
are Of great service in enabling rhe
pupils of the higher grades especially
in doing thorough work III permanent
value. The public school is lNankful
for what has been contributed and is
now going To ask the cooperation OF
the entire city in this effort 10 tqaip
the school as we'll as the best.
Let US entreat you to not only ,ake
this splendid opportunity Ia ste the
works of the great masters. (>pnce +
the pictures you will have an uppnF-
tunity of seeing are valued at S}SGD.
but also that you lend yuur heayly
support to the movement that VIII t>e
made by the teachers al that Time t.,t
make our school more efficient as we'll
as more attractive. Yon vii prut.-
ably be asked to contribute 4 book,
funds for buying books, n-fchanoise
to put on sale in the Bazaar. G. Bat
remember you are asked L" give ta
yourselves, TO contribute TO the eduCa~
tional well beng of your own city.
The exhibit will be open each after
noon and possibly evening also. If
proper arrangements can be made for
lighting. Prof, Hester will have
change of the sale of tickets See him
and get a season ticket for the four
days, Miss Belle Bailey will have
charge of the entertainment. She
will ask the cooperation Of the ladies
to Dea4se the first afternoon, especially,
great social success, for at that
time there will be general reception.
Also Somse special entertainments will
arranged by her for the various after
Moons.
If you have book you wish to
donate, or contribution you wish to
make, see Miss Mayhem or Miss Ware.