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Articles in July-August, 2002 issue of Mississippi Magazine

• From the editor
  by Kelli L. Bozeman
• Mailbox
• Mississippi teens honored for volunteer service
• Chautauqua event to re-create turn-of-the-century tent shows
• Jacinto July Fourth Festival celebrates 23rd year
• UMC's "Sonata" MRI makes debut
• Neshoba County Fair promises food, fun, and friendly faces
• Purses and pearls and ladies who lunch
  by Patty Roper
• Gardening with wildflowers
  by Karen Ott Mayer
• Samuel Marshall Gore: artist for the people
  by Gene Fant
• A Mississippi tradition
• Long live the king
  by Forrest Lamar Cooper
• Homegrown harvest: an insider's guide to finding, cooking, and keeping Mississippi vegetables
  by Mary Leigh Furrh
• Farmers' market memories
  by Ashley Nichols
• Saving graces: easy tips for preserving fresh vegetables
• Mississippi's ripe rewards
• Pass the vegetables, please
  by Mary Leigh Furrh
• The timeless charm of Bay St. Louis
  by Pat Mowry
• All in the family
  by Alison Hopton Davis
• Stephanie's dream garden
  by Jean Todd Freeman
• Dish It Out
  by Mary Leigh Furrh
• Fabulous festivals with funny names
  by Lola M. Autry
• Where in Mississippi is Lake City?
  by Patty Roper
• Wakes and wet suits
  by Joe Zentner
• Calendar of events
• Mother nature signals old-timers
  by Nancy Jo Maples