The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-06-14
LOCAL EVENTS
Or INTEREST
Happenings in Fort Pierce
and Vicinity.
DOINGS OF THE WEEK
Dance al White civ Next Week I'M
provement Club Receives New
Books Dredge Posses.

Mrs. NJ, +. Goldsmith and son, Ben.
Jamin, who have spent several weeks
at Gainesville and Archer, are now in
TituSvile, and will return to Fort
Pierce the first of next week
Saturday evening June 18th, at 7.3O,
White City Improvement club will ar
range dance for club members and
their friends. Light refreshments will
be served Admission free. Every
one welcome.
Miss Viola Horton and Miss May
Lynch, nurses in the st. Augustine
hospital, who are having their vacation
and have spent week with the Jackson
and Horton families, left yesterday for
Melbourne and Daytona, where they
will spend a week or more before re-
turning to st. Augustine.
A meeting of the Indian River Camp,
No, SO, Woodmen Of the World is called
for Sunday afternoon at $50 o'clock,
for the purpose Of proceeding to the
Fort Pierce cemetery to decorate the
graves of departed sovereigns. A large
attendance of members and their
families is requested.
Sunday service in st. Andrews
Episcopal church, Fort Pierce Morn
ING prayer and sermon II a. M, theme,
Glorious Promises Spoken of the City
of Cod Evening prayer and sermon,
100 p. M, theme, Spirituality. Rev,
Dr. Moore will preach. Sunday School
10 Il. M, W. T. Hardin, superintendent
Seats are free, everyone welcome.
The Fort Pierce Improvement Club
received this week shipment of nearly
one hundred new books for the public
library. This includes many of the la
test and some standard fiction Of the
highest class. The library is open
every Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
afternoon and evening, and the public
is invited 10 call and enjoy the prlv-
iegcs Of the library
The canal company'S dredge, Tomoca,
which has been engaged in some eXca-
yatiouS ar Jupiter, arrived at the Fort
Pierce dock Tuesday evening and left
v edncsday morning for Melbourne,
where il vi!l be engagcd in making a
narbor. This will he big improve
met, for Melbourne, and would be ben
pncial for many Of The towns along the
indian River.
Rev. :. ". l.aWler, D. D., superin-
terdeut of the East Coast District of
The Florida Methodist Conference, will
prrach in Stuart Sunday morning and
evening, and will hold the Bird Quarterly |
Conference in the afternoon. Any OF
he friends %, members Of the Fort
Pierce Methodist church will be enter
+1inod over Sunday if they desire to at |
.prd these services. The pastor, Rev.
Mr. Boggesa, requests that such notify
him ne; later than 8 p. m. Friday.
last Sunday morning Rev, DIN Bog
yess. Il. H., pastor Of the Methodist
church, in preaching on the Masters
words. "Fo'lUw ihou me- stressed the
,eaL spGtunl following in His steps as
,vpr against the outward ceremonial.
We must be like Him in character, not
IN wearing sandals OF his homelessness.
4 Yark &c syndicate is advertising DOR
Ian River water for baptismal purpose,
,v the pint for sprinkling and by the
barrel for immersion. Why Because
many people enormously hold to the
literal following of Christ in baptism:
ole went down into the Jordan
wafer" But we must follow Him in
the graces of character, as unsefish-
ness forgiveness, humility, brother
iness devotion and the like.