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Sarah Swindell <sss@texoma.net> 9 February 2003

Marriage of Miss Ophie EVERETT and Judd STUART

Marriages: The Celeste Courier, 2 July 1958, Hunt County, Texas

CELESTE

Miss Ophie Everett and Judd Stuart Wed in Tennessee

Before a mantle decorated with a sunburst arrangement of white gladioli
and leather leaf fern and two white wrought iron floor candelabrums of
burning white tapers, Miss Ophelia Everett and Judd Stuart of Covington,
Tennessee, pledged their wedding vows Sunday morning, June 13, 1965, at nine
o-clock in the lovely new home of Mr. and Mrs. Hance Lassiter in Huntington,
Tennessee.

The Rev. O. M. Dangeau, pastor of the First Baptist Church of McKenzie,
Tennessee, officiated in the presence of the immediate family and friends.

Wedding music was rendered by Mrs. Lassiter at the organ.

Miss Everett is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Everett of
McKenzie and Mrs. Stuart is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Stuart
of Covington, Tennessee.

The bride was attired in a pale blue embossed silk sheath bound in
satin, with white lace hat and gloves.  Her corsage was a white orchid.

Mrs. Roe Alexander, who wore a pink jersey dress with white accessories
and a white carnation corsage was the bride's attendant.

Jack Everett, brother of the bride, served as Mr. Stuart's best man.

Mrs. Everett, is a graduate of McKenzie High School.  She attended
Memphis State University and East Texas State College and received a BS
degree from Bethel College.  She is a retired teacher and basketball coach
and has been very active  in civic and church work, having served as chairman
of the McKenzie Cheer Club, Secretary-Treasurer of the Executive Committee
for the Mentally Retarded School in Carroll County, Tennessee.  She serves as
scorer in basketball gams for McKenzie High School, Bethel College, and
tournaments in this area.

Mr. Stuart is a graduate of Byars-Hall High School in Covington,
Tennessee, served in the US Air Force, and is a member of the American Legion
and past president of the Covington Exchange Club.  He is engaged in the
grocery business in Covington.

After a short wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart will live at 219 West
Sherrod, Covington, Tennessee.

Following the wedding Sunday morning, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Everett were
hosts at a breakfast at the Holiday Inn in Milan for Mr. and Mrs. Stuart. 
Joining them for the event were Mr. and Mrs. Roe Alexander and Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Thompson of Cleveland, Ohio.  (July 2, 1965, The Celeste Courier)
    
("Miss Ophie" taught and coached at Celeste during the days that Celeste
hosted the AAU Tournaments).

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