Milford chronicle., 1963-08-09
LEWES

An announcement has beer
made Of the marriage Of Miss
Bunday Frances Heal and ROLAND
Arthur Simms, July 27, at 2:0C
p.m., in the Shrine Of st. Jude,
Lewes. Rev. Siry officiated al
the ceremony, which was
followed by a reception at the
home Of the BRIDES parents,
The bride is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F. Heal,
Jr., of Lewes Beach. Mr.. Simms
Is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Richard Simms, Jr., also o1
Lewes Beach.
MIR. Heal gave his daughter ir
marriage. Miss Elizabeth Hahr
Of Wilmington was maid o1
honor. Misses Constance anG
Linda Marshall, cousins Of the
bride, and Gale Ann Simms, Sis
ter Of the groom, all Of Lewes,
we're bridesmaids. Taste
Bruce Heal, brother Of the bride,
served as best man. GroomS-
man was Master George Hud-
son and the ushers were the
Master Richard Simms, brother
of the groom, and Master Chas.
Plummer, both of Lewes.
The bride is a graduate Of the
Lewes High School and is en-
ployed by the dupont Co. ir
Wilmington. Mr.. Simms was
also graduated from Lewes High
School and is with the United
States Coast Guard, stationed al
Cape May, N. j., on the C.G.C.
Sassafras.
To assist In the community
participation Of Lewes Historic
Days, the SUSSEX Gardeners OF
Delaware offered three prizes
to the three Lewes residents
with the most attractive garden,
done in red, white and blue.
Mrs. Archie Brittingham, Club
president, and Mrs. Leslie
Knapp, Civic Beautification
chairman, escorted Mr.. Paul
Lynch, who acted as Judge, on
a tour Of Lewes gardens.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Dale
Parsons, z Vermont Avenue,
won a lovely landscaping Of an
nuals. Special commentator
should be given Mr.. and Mrs.
Parsons, who brought in soil
and proved that lovely gardens
can be developed on the beach.
Mr.. Edward Warrington, OF
Kings Highway, whose lovely
garden each year is strongly
accented with red, won second
award. The garden Of Mr.. San
ford G. Clifton, 600 Pilot Town
Road, was a third prize winner.
Mr.. Clifton's garden demon
Strated the effectiveness of de-
veloping the strip between Pilot
Town Road and the canal. Il
this entire strip could be de-
veloped, it would provide a love-
ly park, not only for viewers
on Pilot Town Road, but also
for those coming by boat through
the canal.
The three winners were
awarded red, white and blue rib
bons and $40.
AS a club effort, the Sussex
Gardeners planted and main
tanned a display Of red, white
and blue petunias at the DeVries
Monument on Pilot Town Road.
Gospel Tent Meetings started
Saturday, Aug. 4th, and will con-
tinue through August 25th.
Evangelist Ralph Andrews, from
Greenville, South Carolina, is
conducting the services at his
Gospel Tent, which is located
on the Savannah Road across
from the Army Reserve Head
quarters In Lewes. He invites
you to attend the meetings at
7:45 pm. each evening, Monday
through Saturday, and 2:45 pm.
on Sunday.
These meetings are strictly
interdenominational. Evangelist
Andrews Is a fundamentaliSt and
believes In preaching the Gospel
the old-fashioned way. He be-
neves every word Of the Bible
is inspired Of God, and that
Jesus Christ is the only way
for one to be saved.
He attended Bob Jones Uni
versity in Greenville, South
Carolina, and was associated
with Evangelist oliver B.