REV. CARL P. EVERETT, 59, 5224 Emerson Ave. N., died Tuesday. Memorial services in Hope Lutheran Church, 52nd and Emerson Ave. N., at 1:30 p.m., Friday. Burial at Sunset Memorial Park. He was a graduate of Gustavus Adolphus College, and of Augusta Seminary. He was minister of Bethel Lutheran Church of North Minneapolis from 1940 to 1942, and served churches in Sioux City, Iowa, Chicago, Ill., and Elkhart, Ind. He had been assistant pastor at Hope Lutheran Church since 1967. Survivors: his widow, Helen; four sons, Luther, Chicago, Ill., Daniel, Orange, Calif., and David and Paul, Minneapolis; three brothers, Elmer and Ewald Peterson, South St. Paul, and Joseph A. Peterson, West St. Paul.
Obituary in the Minneapolis Star, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 22 May 1969, Thur., p. 67.
Rev. Carl P. Everett and Frances Helen Ording were married on Aug. 8, 1934 at Fahlun Lutheran Church north of Nelson, Douglas County, Minnesota, at the church where her father Rev. P. E. Ording was the minister. A detailed write-up about their wedding was featured in The Minneapolis Star, 18 Aug 1934, Sat., p. 21.
REV. CARL P. EVERETT, 59, 5224 Emerson Ave. N., died Tuesday. Memorial services in Hope Lutheran Church, 52nd and Emerson Ave. N., at 1:30 p.m., Friday. Burial at Sunset Memorial Park. He was a graduate of Gustavus Adolphus College, and of Augusta Seminary. He was minister of Bethel Lutheran Church of North Minneapolis from 1940 to 1942, and served churches in Sioux City, Iowa, Chicago, Ill., and Elkhart, Ind. He had been assistant pastor at Hope Lutheran Church since 1967. Survivors: his widow, Helen; four sons, Luther, Chicago, Ill., Daniel, Orange, Calif., and David and Paul, Minneapolis; three brothers, Elmer and Ewald Peterson, South St. Paul, and Joseph A. Peterson, West St. Paul.
Obituary in the Minneapolis Star, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 22 May 1969, Thur., p. 67.
Rev. Carl P. Everett and Frances Helen Ording were married on Aug. 8, 1934 at Fahlun Lutheran Church north of Nelson, Douglas County, Minnesota, at the church where her father Rev. P. E. Ording was the minister. A detailed write-up about their wedding was featured in The Minneapolis Star, 18 Aug 1934, Sat., p. 21.
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