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IT WAS QUITE A PARTY at Joe Huffman’s place when friends and neighbors got together back in 1923. There was even a band playing on Oventop’s Keeping Hill near Butterwood Branch. Magolyn Dwyer of Old Hollow was part of the gang of young people who attended the festivities. She identified the following partyers: (front row, left to right) little girls Lucy Dodson and Lucy Cornell, Mrs. Johnny Cornell (in white blouse and dark hat), Mrs. Lucy Cornell (holding the umbrella), Mrs. Emma Jane Menefee and Mrs. Sam Pullen; (second row), Lily Dodson (left), Mrs. Jake Lang (second from left), Brighten Arkins (man with mustache), Ben Menefee (man with white beard and dark hat) and (third row, standing left and second from left) Mabel Brown and ^gertha Cornell. 9
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