Winners of the Baby king and queen pageant for those 13 to 24 months at the Portageville Jaycees Community Days on July 2 were Arielle Houston and Greyson Womack. In the category for children up to 12 months, Khalil Taylor, was named the Tiny Baby King and Ensley Powell was honored at the Tiny Baby QueenBy Jill Bock/Standard Democrat
Chloe Brown, center, was selected as Junior Miss Fourth of July from among contestants ages 13 to 15. Reigning with her, are second alternate, Olivia Rebstock, left, and first alternate Julia Henderson, right.By Jill Bock/Standard Democrat
In the category for girls ages 2 to 4 Josie Cameron was crowned the Tiny Miss Fourth of July at Portagville's annual Community Days. Also selected for honors were Hailey Johnson, left, second alternate, and Madyson Cross, right, first alternate.By Jill Bock/Standard Democrat
Timothy Kyle was named the Tiny Mister Fourth Of July in the Portageville Jaycees Fourth of July Pageants. Pictured from left are second alternate Easton Pikey, Timothy and first alternate Lincoln Lyons.By Jill Bock/Standard Democrat
Axel McPhail celebrates being selected as Little Mister Fourth of July during the Portageville Jaycees Community Days on July 2By Jill Bock/Standard Democrat
In the category for 5 and 6-year-old girls, Mary Mae Angotti , right, was crowned the Little Miss Fourth of July on July 2 at Portageville. Selected as first alternate was Tessa Pind.By Jill Bock/Standard Democrat
The title of Petite Miss Fourth of July from among candidates ages 7 to 9 was won by Shanley Wilburn. Named second alternate was Olivia Babb, left, and Sophie Dailey, right, was the first alternate.By Jill Bock/Standard Democrat
Reigning as the Preteen Miss Fourth of July is Zoie Pollock. The Fourth of July pageants were just part of the activities sponsored by the Portageville Jaycees on July 1 and 2 as the Community Days celebration.By Jill Bock/Standard Democrat
