Talk before old and only in the way

Collected by Judy Kinslow and Alan Rennick for Mary Celestia Parler Transcribed by Nathaniel Lucy Told by Holly Hodges and Eulas Cato Prairie Grove, Arkansas December 17, 1960 Reel 369 Talk about "Old and Only in the Way" Alan Rennick: Uh, this is Buck Rennick and Judy Kinslow and we're about 15 miles south of Prairie Grove, Arkansas at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hodges. And uh, Mrs. Hodges, uh, and her brother - what's your name sir? Eulas Cato: Eulas Cato Rennick: Eulas Cato Cato are - maybe we can get them to sing us a little duet together. Mr. Cato has - what's the name of this song sir? Cato: "Old and Only in the Way" Rennick: All right now, uh, - And where did you learn this? You made it up yourself or what? Cato: . . . little old pamphlet. A little old pamphlet . . . Rennick: OK. You want to hold this Judy? Mrs. Hodges, now why don't you help us with this too? Cato: You'll have to sing one with me. Rennick: Sing one. Holly Hodges: Oh I just don't know it good enough people. I don't know it. I might a in a word here and there but I -Funding for digitization provided by the Arkansas Humanities Council and the Happy Hollow Foundation