The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-03-10
STUART.


Palm Beach Tuesday on business.
Rev, Mcnamara, of West Palm Beach,
was II visitor in town Monday and Tues
day.
Mrs RS. Robertson, of Jupiter, was
the guest Of relatives here the first OF
the week
Paul Witham who has been in Iowa
and Nebraska the past two years, re-
turned home Monday.
XII. Bentel was in West Palm Beach
Tuesday attending Il meeting OF 'he
county commissioners.
Harry Dyer, Of the Armour Fertl'Her
Works, was in Jacksonville this week
comforting with the company.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. /" Alexander, who
have been spending the winter here re-
tarned to their home in Cincinnati sat
urday.
Mrs. F. K.EIutchinson received tel
egram Wednesday morning announcing
the death Of her father, in Nashville
Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson and
children and Mrs. Hutchinson sister
Miss Gaines, have been spending the
winter here. They left Wednesday
morning for their home in Nashville.
Married, atlthe home Of the brides
parents Wednesday evening, Marcn
Sth. Miss Fern Mcpherson to Mr.. Geo.
H. Raney, Rev. W, J. Bartlett oiiiclat-
ing. The contracting parties are two
of Stuart's most popular young people
and a host of friends unite in wishing
them long happy and prosperous fu-
ture.
The meetings of the Bible conference
NJ to this date, wednesday, have heen
very interesting, helpful and instructive
and the interest and attendance is con-
st,ntly increasing. The meetings began
Sunday morning at the 6 O'Clock Morn
ing Watch" At ga. m. Rev. Neil Nc
Onarrie began series of ten studies on
"Jesis. the King, as demonstrated in
st. Matthew'S Gospel. These studies
are very instructive and show much
careful preparation on the part of the
speaker. At II a. M. Rev. W. J. Bart
lett conducted the regular Sunday
morning preaching services. AT pm.
John B. Swartz gave his first address
on Sunday school work. He gave an
address at this hour every day till We'd
nesday and he clearly showed himself
to be "Sunday school expert Rev.
George NJ Ward, d. D., was unable to
be present Sunday night and Rev. Neil
McQuarrie conducted the services. The
meetings Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday were combinations of those be-
gun Sunday, except that Monday and
Tuesday nights Rev. J. M. Richmond,
D. D., of Ormond, delivered two of the
most optimistic and convincing address
eS ON the Bible we have ever heard.
Wednesday night Rev. H. W.McCombs
was on the program for an address on
Hearing and Doing, and Thursday
at 3 y. M. for an address on 1.-The
Mamma Ceases. Thursday night Rev.
r. Ira Barnett. of West Palm Beach,
gave an address on the Bible. Friday
is to be a young peoples, day, an all day
union meeting of the young peoples
societies ending with moonlight eXcur.
sion. Saturday, Rev. James NJ, Gray,
d. d.. Dean Of the Moody Bible lnsti-
tute, Chicago, will he with Us and will
give wo addresses a day to the end of
the conference. A, ) O'Clock each al
ternoon he will conduct series Of
studies 90 the Epistlc to the Romans
and at $50 each night a series of adj
dresses on THE Doctrines Of the Chris.
tian Faith. " The meetings will come
To Il close ON Wednesday, the 18TH, by
basket picuic to the ocean beach. A
feature of these meetings worthy of
note is the singing. conducted by Mr.,
Swartz who will be here throughout
the conference, and beginning Wednes'
day Rev. and Mrs. Harry McCombs will
assist him. Come and enjoy these
meetings, there is room for you.
Co.t p;.,na ~ The Ayi,tio, Meef