ON THE LAWN of the Ray County Courthouse, Millie O’Dell, 11, sends bubbles scurrying on the wind during the Richmond Mushroom Festival. J.C. VENTIMIGLIA | Staff HEY, MOM… Emmett Bollings, 8, tells his mother he would really, really like a terrifying, spiketoothed Huggy Wuggy. FACE PAINTING attracts a lot of interest from youngsters. Paint and a bit of glitter brightens 4-year-old Hayleigh Daily’s face. BETTER THAN FACE PAINT alone, Penelope Behler, 3, lights up her face with a sunlit smile. BEDAZZLING… Face paint and jewels create a tiara Olive Behler, 5, wears during the Richmond Mushroom Festival. LIKE TWIN SAPPHIRES, the eyes of Zuzu Behler, 4, are set within a face painted to resemble a cat. A UNICORN’S golden horn adorns 5-year-old Embry Thurman’s face. THIS UNICORN, hugged by Adysin O’Dell, 9, will last long after she washes her face. J.C. VENTIMIGLIA | Staff DURING the festival, Paige Quick, 7, walks her new, already potty-trained puppy. JOINING with others seen…