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Kids dress in ‘Christmas best’ to compete in pageant
  
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By NANCY YODER-KARP
The 33rd Annual Little Mister and Miss Tomball Contest was held on Nov. 8 in the Lone Star College Tomball Theater, 30555 SH 249.
“This contest is all about kids and their self-esteem,” said Odenna Favorite, Cute Kids-Sassy Kids clothing boutique owner and sponsor of the contest since 1998. “We want natural looking kids dressed in their Christmas best clothes. We do not permit wearing of make-up or expensive gowns. We want the experience to be fun for the kids and their families, not a burden.”
According to Favorite, each child won one trophy from several contest areas including; Photogenic, Best Hair, Prettiest Eyes, Personality, and Pajama categories.
There were three age group categories staring with the Little Baby Mister and Miss Tomball contestant’s ages 0 to 24-months-old, Tiny Mister and Miss Tomball contestant’s ages 2 to 4-years-old, and Little Mister and Miss Tomball contestant’s ages 5 to 7-years-old.
Chloe Dietz is the winner of the 2009 Little Baby Miss Tomball Contest with Kinsleigh Ferguson as first runner-up and Hayleigh Robinson as second runner-up.
Kooper Hodge is the winner of 2009 Little Baby Mister Tomball Contest with Jonathon Albert as first runner-up, and Caden Jahnke as second runner-up.
Hope Vanderburg is the 2009 winner of the Tiny Miss Tomball Contest with Aivree Amburgey as first runner-up, and Tabitha Ezzelle as second runner-up.
Thomas Ezzelle is the 2009 winner of the Tiny Mister Tomball Contest with Kaiden Rich as first runner-up, and Ethan Joy as second runner-up.
Nikki Conner is the 2009 winner of the Little Miss Tomball Contest with Averie Bowes as first runner-up, and Mattie Sootoo as second runner-up.
Caleb Smith is the winner of the 2009 Little Mister Tomball Contest with Chase Mora as first runner-up, and Logan Jahnke as second runner-up.
The Little Miss and Mister Tomball Contest was formerly sponsored by the Tomball Chamber of Commerce in 1975, according to Favorite.
For more information about the Little Mister and Miss Tomball Contest visit the web site at www.cutekids-sassykids.com.
“This contest is all about kids and their self-esteem,” said Odenna Favorite, Cute Kids-Sassy Kids clothing boutique owner and sponsor of the contest since 1998. “We want natural looking kids dressed in their Christmas best clothes. We do not permit wearing of make-up or expensive gowns. We want the experience to be fun for the kids and their families, not a burden.”
According to Favorite, each child won one trophy from several contest areas including; Photogenic, Best Hair, Prettiest Eyes, Personality, and Pajama categories.
There were three age group categories staring with the Little Baby Mister and Miss Tomball contestant’s ages 0 to 24-months-old, Tiny Mister and Miss Tomball contestant’s ages 2 to 4-years-old, and Little Mister and Miss Tomball contestant’s ages 5 to 7-years-old.
Chloe Dietz is the winner of the 2009 Little Baby Miss Tomball Contest with Kinsleigh Ferguson as first runner-up and Hayleigh Robinson as second runner-up.
Kooper Hodge is the winner of 2009 Little Baby Mister Tomball Contest with Jonathon Albert as first runner-up, and Caden Jahnke as second runner-up.
Hope Vanderburg is the 2009 winner of the Tiny Miss Tomball Contest with Aivree Amburgey as first runner-up, and Tabitha Ezzelle as second runner-up.
Thomas Ezzelle is the 2009 winner of the Tiny Mister Tomball Contest with Kaiden Rich as first runner-up, and Ethan Joy as second runner-up.
Nikki Conner is the 2009 winner of the Little Miss Tomball Contest with Averie Bowes as first runner-up, and Mattie Sootoo as second runner-up.
Caleb Smith is the winner of the 2009 Little Mister Tomball Contest with Chase Mora as first runner-up, and Logan Jahnke as second runner-up.
The Little Miss and Mister Tomball Contest was formerly sponsored by the Tomball Chamber of Commerce in 1975, according to Favorite.
For more information about the Little Mister and Miss Tomball Contest visit the web site at www.cutekids-sassykids.com.
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