Images Speak: An Alto Tomato Princess remembers

by Deborah Burkett
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Photographed at Love’s Lookout Park are six of the 38 Tomato Princesses selected in 1941. From left are Mildred Dalston of Longview, Katherine Vining of Mount Selman, Ann Stribling of Alto, Bettye Briggs of Terrell, Mary Virginia Orn of Marshall and Rebecca Moren of Frankston.


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