Youth Involvement
Because we believe in investing in our future leaders
Crown Club
Our chapter is dedicated not only to serving the children of Clay County, but also to empowering the next generation of leaders. As an extension of Junior Auxiliary, the West Point Crown Club gives high school-aged girls in Clay County opportunities to get involved and make a difference through service. These young women elect their leaders, develop service projects, and discover meaningful ways to give back to the community they call home.
Crown Club hosts annual princess tea
As part of its free community service project, the West Point Crown Club hosts its annual Princesses in the Park event. This magical day invites the entire community to meet their favorite characters and enjoy a live petting zoo.
Face painting fun
Crown Club members volunteered their time at a local community event, offering face painting and hair tinsel to attendees.
Scholarship Opportunity
Each year, the West Point Junior Auxiliary Scholarship Committee nominates one graduating Crown Club senior for the Crown Club Scholarship.
Live Ads
Crown Club members play an important role in the annual West Point Junior Auxiliary Gala, serving as live ambassadors for participating advertisers.
Miss Hospitality
WPJA proudly sponsors and mentors Miss West Point Hospitality. Each year, our chapter selects a local teen representative from West Point to compete in the Miss Hospitality Mississippi Competition. The pageant winner serves as a tourism and economic ambassador for the Magnolia State.
Miss & Little Miss West Point Hospitality 2026
Introducing your Miss & Little Miss West Point Hospitality
Hannah McKee will represent West Point as your 2026 Miss Hospitality alongside Little Miss Caroline Robinson. The pair will work within the community, highlighting the special parts our city has to offer while serving as ambassadors for local tourism and hospitality.
The Miss Hospitality program, part of the Miss Mississippi system, celebrates young women who promote their communities through communication, leadership, and pride in where they call home.
Both Hannah and Caroline will compete in the statewide competition in Hattiesburg, where they will join representatives from across Mississippi in showcasing what makes their hometowns unique.
We are so excited for these two young ladies and can’t wait to see all they accomplish this year!
