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Among those who attended who still live in or near the Ole Hollow community were Mrs. Ruby Dwyer, Sam and Connie Dwyer, Gary Dwyer, Lee Cornell, Clyde Atkins, Frank Atkins, Mrs. Ida Cornell, Mrs. Annie B. Payne (the former Jennie Clatterbuck) and Dick and Gertrude Burke Clatterbuck, all of Sperry ville.

From the Washington, Va., area were Alice J. Pullen Beahm, Lorene Cornell Dwyer and daughter Jeanie, Joyce, Brenda and Jason Pullen, Mrs. Mary Ellen Burke and her daughters Pauline W. Hershey (Bristol, Pa.) and Hilda E. Metzger (Lorton, Va.), as well as her sons Jennings Burke of Alexandria and Cletus Burke of Front Royal.

Mrs. Rosie Frazier Clatterbuck of Front Royal accompanied her son James E. (Moses) Clatterbuck and his wife Betty, of Woodstock. Rev. Ernest Cornwell and his wife Pauline, of Woodville, also attended.

Others there were Murrell Lee Partlow, of Aldie, Robert Lee Frazier and wife Martha, Ron and Jean Frazier Thompson of Chantilly, and t Ellis Clatterbuck and a friend from Centre ville.

Also from the Washington, D. C., area were Grace Dwyer Gagner

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