Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-04-12
YERINGTON SCHOOLS IN LEAD
Fine Spirit of Cooperation and Pride
Might be Emulated By Others.

Never IN the history of Yerinpton's :
public schools has fine and healthful
ipirlt prevailed as permeates the gram
mar school this year This spirit has
gradually grown throughout the term
unul the announcement of any plans
or programs originating there is wei
coined by the public generally.
Tonight, April II. Miss McMurray
will present the pupils of the 5th,
9TH, 9TH and 8th grades in songs and
ok dancing. Miss McMurray is one
)f the favorite soloists of the city. ard
Ter splendid school work here ha:
)nly earned for her the same reputl-
ion for high-class results that she Al
eady holds in Stockton, California
rom whence She came This i the
lrst year that folk-dancing has been
aught here, and there is no doubt t,llt
I has been great factor both for
gracefulness and pleasure
Owing to the numerous affairs pre-
viously planned for next week, the
schools will not give their usual spec
al night But on Saturday evening
Npril 20, a special treat is in store for
all
Miss Blumm. one OF Reno's best vo-
calists. who has spent several years
.broad i'll musical study, will give a
concert for the picture fund.
In response to Mrs. Whites invita-
ton Miss Blumm. who is native
laughter. said in part: Il will be glad
to do my share towards beautifyinp
one of Nevada's school buildings and
will come to you on the date suggest
ed free OF any charges other than the
necessary travelling expenses, whicl
should not be great
Il like the idea your schools are
working out. and will do my utmost
70 give the patrons and citizens ar
enjoyable evening of good music-at
least my best
Miss Dorothy Blaney. perhaps the
best child pianist in Nevada. will &C
company Miss Blumm to Yeringtor
and assist her in the concert. Mis-
Dorothy. who is only eleven wears old
: the promising pupil OF Mrs. Anna
HvmcrS. of Reno. and was recently
asked To play for the great Sherinne il
San Francisco Her successful per
formance brought forth the predic
ton OF this artist that a brilliant fr
ture on the concert stage awaits thi.
title daughter OF Nevada.
Liszt's "Hark. Hark. the Lark.
Rhapsodie No Two. Liebe beStramm
Schumanu's. Whims and selection
from Poldin'S will be included in her
part OF the program.
On Friday night May 20. the Schu
bert Svmphonv Club will appear a
Rink Hall under the auspices of the
grammar school The necessary
pled"eS were made within two hourS
IN Wednesday morning last. Show
ing that the patrons and citizen
know a good attraction when ii is pre-
-ertcd To their notice
The SchubertS are not strangers to
all in our community. and are beino
widely advertised bv their admirers
who have heard them in other places
There is no doubt but that Rink Hall
will be filled on that night, the rea-
-onable rates making it possible for
Ill 10 attend.
The two special niohts alreadV
given have been successful. financially
md this money is deposited in the
Won County BANK. credited to the
Grammar School Picture Fund
1t i a matter of public pride that
the walls OF the finest building in LYON
county. one of the best in Nevada, too
are to he further beautifed by some
GOOD works OF art.