Widower Meets, Marries His First Love, Nov. 28, 1925

Judge Stack Weds in Winston-Salem. . . Superior Court Judge Weds Mrs. M.B. Brittain, Whom He Knew During Young Manhood

Winston-Salem, Nov. 28 (AP)—A romance of youth dating years aback, during which each passed for the time out of the other’s life, years of happy marriage with another, but ultimately beclouded by death of life’s partners, culminated this morning in the marriage of one of the State’s best known jurists and his first love.

Judge A. M. Stack of Monroe and Mrs. M.B. Brittain of Winston-Salem were married at Centenary methodists parsonage by Dr. C.C. Weaver, pastor of the bride and former pastor of the groom, officiating.

Judge Stack accidentally met his sweetheart of youth while presiding over court here this fall.

Strength of first love was immediately revived and plans were made for the marriage this morning which will come as a surprise to their many friends.

From the front page of the Concord Daily Tribune, Nov. 28, 1925

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