Mississippi Magazine

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Articles in November 2005 issue of Mississippi Magazine

• November & December.(CALENDAR OF EVENTS)(Calendar)
• Hope floats: the invigorated and evolving Delta city of Indianola prepares tot Christmas on the bayou.
  by Sisson, Gwen
• Living dolls: Canton's whimsical animated displays set Christmas magic in motion.(CULTURE CENTER)
  by Hoops, Jana
• Where in Mississippi is ... Jumpertown? Local students leave their mark with a book tracing their heritage.(SMALL-TOWN SPOTLIGHT)
  by Bozeman, Kelli
• After the storm: stories of heroes and hope emerged in the wake of Hurricane Katrina's destruction.
  by Godbold, Steve
• Can't miss.
• Present tense: Santa's literary list might include these new books by and about Mississippians.(HOME PAGES)
  by Whitehead, Julie
• Close to home: CNN reporter Kathleen Koch was faced with the most personal assignment of her career when Hurricane Katrina ripped through her beloved Bay Saint Louis.
  by Bozeman, Kelli
• Columbus goes colonial.(southern scrapbook)
  by Talbert, Jenna
• Dish it out.
  by Furrh, Mary Leigh
• THe most wonderful time of the year!(Calendar)
• Voices of Mississippi.(southern scrapbook)
  by Talbert, Jenna
• Dog days: loyal pets work nine to five with their easy-going owners in Oxford.
  by Gurner, Jessie
• From ancient roots: a Mississippi bonsai grower embraces the age-old art of creating "heaven and earth in one container".(GARDENING)
  by Thornton, Carolyn
• Mistletoe magic.(southern scrapbook)
  by Talbert, Jenna
• Take a cake: warm their hearts with favorite desserts that double as wonderful holiday gifts.
  by Roper, Patty
• Thoroughly thanksgiving.(EASY DOES IT)
  by Herring, Dawn Lacoste
• Class act.(southern scrapbook)
  by Talbert, Jenna
• Around the world in one night: international food and exotic decor draw thousands to a "party with a purpose" in Tupeto.
  by Bailey, Eileen
• Homegrown glitz.(EASY DOES IT)
  by Roper, Patty
• History comes alive.(southern scrapbook)
  by Talbert, Jenna
• The Christmas compromise of 1959.(ON BEING SOUTHERN)
  by Polk, Weezie Mansell
• Deck it all! An inveterate collector leaves no nook unadorned with her mix of old and new holiday treasures.
  by Jones, Brenda Ware
• The night before Christmas.
• Christmas creators.(southern scrapbook)
  by Talbert, Jenna
• One smart cookie: the Madison-made Pirouline's sweet success is the result of innovative production techniques.(MADE IN MISSISSIPPI)
  by Seepe, Nancy Flowers
• A gathering of angels: a Jackson family home glows with cherished antique holiday collectibles and ornaments.
  by Christensen, Susan
• Into the woods: a century ago, the federal government cleared the way for Mississippi's prospering system of National Forests.(LOOKING BACK)
  by Cooper, Forrest Lamar
• Please allow me to explain why your magazine is so meaningful to me.(MAILBOX)(Letter to the Editor)
  by Alexander, Evelyn; Clark, Harry W.; Moore, Karen Ladner; Pruitt, Lynn R.; Purser, Amanda Kimbrell; Shinn, Terry; Turman, Myrle
• Picture this.
• Visions of sugarplums.
  by Bailey, Eileen
• Mississippi native opens his 100th Wendy's[R] restaurant and celebrates by giving back to Mississippi communities.(Advertisement)
• From the editor.(Editorial)
  by Bozeman, Kelli L.