Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal

Wednesday, August, 27, 2008

Twenty one bowls were made by children ages 6 to 13.  The campers constructed the bowls utilizing clay slabs and rubber stamps. The bowls were bisque fired, then glazed and fired again. The Salvation Army facility on Douglas St. hosted the summer art camp for the museum this year.  This is our way of saying thank you to the Salvation Army and instilling the importance of community service and giving for our community youth.

Pictured are Julia Blakey Co-Chair of SAWA Empty Bowls, Tina Lutz GumTree Museum Director and Barbara Vaughn Co-Chair SAWA Empty Bowls