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On
a weekend of many local celebrations, there was a good turn out of parishioners
and guests for an old fashioned, family-friendldy celebration of Juneteenth.
Holy Angels' second annual Juneteenth festival included a fish fry on
Friday afternoon (not pictured) as well as many entertainments seen
below. Congratulations to chairperson Emma Culpepper and all the volunteers
who made it possible - a big Holy Angels' "THANK YOU" to all
who participated.
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 The school booth welcomes visitors. |
 A display of period artifacts |
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| Vendors provide an attractive array of merchandise. | |
 For the sweet tooth |
 Generations in fellowship |
 Browsing the Country Store |
 Vacation Bible School - Serengeti |
 Green thumb anyone? |
 Succulent barbecue hot off the grill! |
 Hot soul food and cool drinks indoors |
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 All decked out for the Emancipation celebration |
 Science experiment stimulating a young mind |
 Celebrating African origins in dance |
 The proclamation and related inspirations |
 Fathers Clarence Waldon and Boniface Hardin |
 One of the Freetown Players and our pastor |
 A Freetown Player giving a stirring sermon |
 Old fashioned children's entertainments |
 Concessions to tempt the appetite |
 Graphic arts including face painting |
 A visit from Hot 96 FM |
 A stylish vehicle displayed by Champion Chrysler, Jeep and Dodge |
 Socializing on the "front porch" |
 Special guests St. Rita's Gospel Choir |
