KOSCIUSKO —
The Royal Court of the 2013 Ooh La La Paris Charity Ball will be presented on Saturday, February 9, at 6:30 pm at the Attala County Coliseum.
Dinner will be provided by Steve Sizemore and musical entertainment by Leith Loftin. Tickets are on sale now for $35 and may be purchased from any Kosciusko Junior Auxiliary member or by contacting Sukie Philyaw at 601-750-8682.
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Princesses for charity ball – (front row, from left) Heather Hudgins, Jayme Pinkard, Katie Medine, Kaitlan Cobb, Jordan Gray, Brittany Barton; (second row) Katie Self, Laurel Massey, Jenna Pinkard, Brittanie Bain, Jennie Kate Miles, Shelby Price; (third row) Myranda Brantley, Fletcher Steele, Alexis Johnson, Amber Gilmore, Autumn Lewis; (fourth row) Leah Whitcomb, Courtney Moody, Kaylan Crosby, Courtney Blair, Anna Miles, Jessica Rillen, (back row) Alexandria Paton, Whitney Ellington, Sarah Aughtman, Emily Ray, Sabrina Caldwell. Not pictured Brooke Pullen, Kelsey Wiggers. Courtesy Photo
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Pages for charity ball – (front row, from left) D’Allegra Cochran, Halie Pilgrim, Madeline Crowe, Lindsey Williams, Sydney Coleman; (second row) Bree Burnley, Courtney Ashmore, Anna McCrory, Ashlyn Kerr; (back row) Charlie McBride, Ashlee Kate Blackwell, Kiersten Overstreet, Mackenzie Dickerson, Madison Haley, Hannah Ellard. Not pictured Lindsey Brooke Cain, Lexie Lishman. Courtesy Photo
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Children to serve in court – (front row, from left) Maddie Richardson, Mary Kimble Price; (second row) Mary Landrum Love, Kayden Tyler, Sarah Beth Moore, Terri Claire Cain, Paisley DuBard; (third row) Gracie Williams, Katelynn Kirkendall, Emalee Browning, Kate Hudson, Olivia Patterson, Malone Richardson; (fourth row) Lemuel Whitcomb, Parker Hodges, Ty Ramage, Austin Pollard, Braxton Ray, Luke Terry, AJ Cheek; (fifth row) Larson Fancher, Hudson Haffey, Kendall Williamson. Not pictured Barrett Kuhn, Lily McMullin, Hayes Atwood. Courtesy Photo
February 7, 2013
Court to rule Charity Ball
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