DAVID ROSEMOND DELIVERING MEAL – Occupants of this vehicle soon had their free Juneteenth Hamburgers as they drove down the street in front south of the Van Ashley Pavilion in Dunbar Park. David Rosemond met many of the drive-bys, to deliver their free Juneteenth hamburger meals. (Staff Photo by Joella Lovvorn)
PREPARING HAMBURGER PLATES – Sharon Johnson, Barbara Colbert, and Jennica Williams are shown (while others are not shown) as they were filling the plates with the ingredients for the free hamburgers they were serving for the Juneteenth drive-by Hamburger meal. The plates, shown in the foreground, were ready to be delivered with the hamburger, that included, beef patty, lettuce, tomato, onion, cheese, a piece of a pound cake, chips, and tubes of mayonnaise and mustard. (Staff Photo by Joella Lovvorn)
LOADING MEALS FOR SHUT-INS – Jennica Williams and Betty Kemp were placing the meals in Betty Kemp’s car, to be delivered to several area homes of shut-in residents. (Staff Photo by Joella Lovvorn)
LINE-UP FOR HAMBURGERS – This was part of the cars that were lined up to receive their free hamburger meals at noon on Juneteenth Saturday, June 19, 2021. David Rosemond visits with the occupant of a car to which he had delivered hamburger meals in front of the Van Ashley Pavilion in Dunbar Park. There was an estimate that a total of about 240 hamburgers were served during the Juneteenth Celebration. A total of 250 beef patties were grilled for the burgers.
(Staff Photo, Joella Lovvorn)
POUND CAKE JUDGING INSTRUCTIONS – Sharon Johnson, standing right, was giving instructions to the judges of the 17 pound cakes that were entered in the “best cake” contest. This was one of the first events for the Littlefield Juneteenth Celebration, held Saturday, June 19, 2021, at Dunbar Park, under the Van Ashley Pavilion. Geneva Simmons of Lubbock was the first-place winner, and the $40 prize. Second place and $20 was won by Shawna Wagley-Haskins of Littlefield. Third place and the $10 prize, was won by Will Williams of Littlefield. (Staff Photo by Joella Lovvorn)
VISITING AT MUSEUM OPEN HOUSE–Lisa S. McKinnon, right, is shown visiting about her recently-published book: “I’ll Tell the Moon”, during the Open House of the Duggan House Museum Saturday, June 19, 2021. The event also featured her autographing and selling her book.
(Staff Photo by Joella Lovvorn)
PREPARING FOR SECOND DOG – Frankie O’Mera of Anton was talking about her three dogs that were receiving their veterinarian care from Dr. Jason Schroeder Saturday afternoon. The clinic was held at a special clinic in the shade of a table outside of the Anton Fire Deprtment. Ricardo Rios, veterinarian’s assistant, holds one of O’Mera’s three dogs, as Dr. Schroeder prepares the vaccination. (Staff Photo by Joella Lovvorn)
VETERINARIAN’S OFFICE STAFF –Working Saturday, June 19, 2021, at the Vaccination Clinic in Anton, were these members of Dr. Jason Schroeder’s office staff. Shown keeping records, and giving receipts, etc. were, left to right, around table, are: April Delafuente, Kassidy Gonzales, Jenny Mendoza (standing near Dr. Schroeder), Dr. Schroeder vaccinaing a dog held by Ricardo Rios, and April Jimenez, on the right at the table. Animal owners were standing with their pets on the right. (Staff Photo by Joella Lovvorn)