Jasper County Democrat, Volume 21, Number 102, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 22 March 1919 — WAS A FINE ENTERTAINMENT [ARTICLE]

WAS A FINE ENTERTAINMENT

Monnett School Pleases Large Amli<*nee at M. E. Church. A large and appreciative audience witnessed the pleasing little cantata, “A Day in the Life of a Flower,” given by the forty girls of the Monnett school, undeur the direction of Mrs. Loren Sage. The Sunday school auditorium, at the left of the main auditorium, made a very appropriate stage, and with the strings of Japanese lanterns and background of artistically decorated screens the little girls in their pretty costumes, each representing some familiar flower, made a pretty picture, and their childish voices gave evidence of excellent training for their respective pasts. Fozty-flve dollars was realized. But of greater importance than this was the opportunity for calling the attention of the community to the importance of this growing institution in our midst. Those who come in intimate contact with this splendid school are always enthusiastic regarding the work they are striving to accomplish. We are too often ignorant of what is being done in our very midst, and it is hoped that this pleasing little musical event will arouse an interest in the Monnett school that will grow into a deeper interest on the part of many of our good citizens.