Enterprise-Journal from McComb, Mississippi • Page C005

A good many Enterprise-Journal readers submitted photos from last rare snow, like the one above that shows the clock tower on the Campus of Southwest Mississippi Community College nearly obscured by flurries. Here are some other photos we received. ENTERPRISE-JOURNAL, McCOMB, MISSISSIPPI www.enterprise-journal.com SUNDAY, JANUARY 27, 2008 C5 Faces, a feature ofthe Enterprise-Journal appearing regularly, will spotlight events and happenings in southwest Mississippi. Ifyou have a gathering, meeting or other activity you would like the Enterprise-Journal to photograph, please call Matt Williamson. Activities could include club meetings, banquets, luncheons or parties that have 15 or more people in attendance.

Activities are covered on a first- come, first-served basis and should be scheduled at least two weeks in advance. An Enterprise-Journal photographer will attend the event. Call 684-2421 or e-mail There is no charge. Perspective 2008 Money Leisure Family Home Progress Community coming soon HAVE YOUR EVENT COVERED Pictured, from left, sitting, are Dustin and Griffin Robinson; back row, Blake Robinson, Justin Robinson, Aaron Muse and Eric Swarts. SUBMITTED Greg Gibson and Leigh Anne Anderson built a snow couple on South Railroad Boulevard in McComb.

SUBMITTED SUBMITTED Jeff Honea of Pricedale submitted this photo of a sheet of snow rolling away from a windshield. SUBMITTED SUBMITTED Ashlynn Maxwell of McComb catches snow with her tongue. Lauren McDaniel, 5, Lacy McDaniel, center, and Kaylan McDaniel, 7, pose behind the snowman they made at their home. The girls attend North Pike Elementary, where Lacy teaches second grade. SUBMITTED Flurries fall around an American flag.

SUBMITTED SUBMITTED Sharon Honea of Pricedale submitted this picture of a snow lady she made. Brandon Fair, left, 8, and Dylan Fair, 5, pose beside the LSU snowman they built. SUBMITTED.