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02-07-2001 Babies
Click here to see the newborns at Livingston Regionl Hospital
Juston Eddie Ledbetter and Jamie Nicole Wilson, both of Livingston. Marty Brandon Ford, Byrdstown, and Tonya Renee Ogletree, Allons.
Miss Beaty And Mr. Eldridge United In December Ceremony
Karen Elizabeth Beaty became the bride of Mark Eldridge December 16, 2000, at the Center for Campus Ministry on the Maryville College campus in Maryville. Rev. Douglas Wilder, minister of First United Methodist Church of Oneida, officiated the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Robert and Annette Beaty of Oneida. She is a 1990 graduate of Oneida High School and a 1994 graduate of Maryville College. She is currently the director of news and sports information at the college. The groom is the son of Harrison and Marie Eldridge of Livingston. He is a graduate of Livingston Academy, Bethel College, and Tennessee Tech. He is currently the head coach of the boys' basketball program at Anderson County High School in Clinton. Musical selections for the ceremony included numerous Christmas carols such as "O, Holy Night", "Silent Night", "Greensleeves", and the "Coventry Carol". Flutist Elizabeth Roy Sampsel, friend of the bride, formerly of Oneida, played several selections while Jerry Sullivan III accompanied on piano. Rebecca Beaty of Jamestown, cousin of the bride, sang "Love Came Down at ChristmasÓ. The bride wore an off-the-shoulder style gown made of ivory satin. The gown was trimmed in faux arctic fur at the shoulder and cuffs and had a slim, floor-length hem with a back slit. She wore a detachable, chapel-length train made of matching satin material. She carried a bouquet of roses, german statice, hypericum berries, white bunnytails, gold baby's breath, ivy, and Christmas greenery. The bouquet was adorned with red beads and gold ribbon. Serving as matrons of honor were the bride's sisters, Ann Beaty Damron of Maryville and Susan Beaty Wilson of Wartburg, both wearing black, knee-length knit dresses with off-the-shoulder collars trimmed in black fur. Both carried a bundle of hypericum berries tied with gold ribbon. Rachel Eldridge of Livingston and Sarah Elizabeth Eldridge of Algood, nieces of the groom, served as flower girls, wearing short, red stretch velvet dresses trimmed in black fur at the cuffs. They carried baskets filled with red rose petals and paper snow. Serving as best man was brother of the groom, Matt Eldridge of Livingston, and groomsmen were Tracy Beets of Greenville and John Beaty of Oneida, brother of the bride. John Matthew Eldridge of Livingston and David Eldridge of Algood, nephews of the groom, served as ring bearers. Mothers of the bride and groom entered the chapel while the musicians played "Ave Maria" and the matrons of honor entered the chapel during "Carol of the Bells". The flowergirls, escorted by the ring bearers, walked down the aisle while the pianist played "Away in a Manger". An arrangement of "O Come, All Ye Faithful" was played for the bridal processional. A lunch reception, hosted by the bride's parents, followed the ceremony in Bartlett Hall on the college campus. After honeymooning in Asheville, NC, the couple now resides in Knoxville.
Miss Savage And Mr. Crabtree Exchange January Wedding Vows
Jennifer Savage, given in marriage by her father, became the bride of William Shane Crabtree Friday, Jan. 5, 2001, at Celina. Luke Collins officiated the 6 p.m. ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Oather Savage of Livingston and the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawton Scantland and Ova Henery, all of Livingston. The groom is the son of Hezzie and Cristine Crabtree of Celina and the grandson of Pauline and Odus Staggs and Jim and Stella Crabtree, all of Celina. The musical selection for the ceremony was "Wind Beneath My Wings". Serving as maid of honor was Misty Hunter, friend of the bride. Serving as best man was Richard Allen Hayes, friend of the groom.
Miss Howard and Mr. Bull To Exchange February Vows
Mr. and Mrs. M.D. Howard of Monroe proudly announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Christie Dawn, to Ronnie Bull of Livingston. The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Thedford and Mary Jane Howard and Rev. James and Lena Edens of Monroe. She is currently employed at First National Bank of the Cumberlands. The future groom is the son of Eva Nell Bull of Gainesboro and the late Arthur Bull. He is currently employed at Berkline. The couple will exchange vows at McDonald's Chapel United Methodist Church Friday, Feb. 16 at 7 p.m. A reception will follow immediately at the church. All friends and family are invited to attend.
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