Smyrna times., 1962-10-11

The general public who use
oil as fuel for heating their
homes and places of business
are urged to remember that the
OPA has established IS degrees
Fahrenheit as the maximum
temperature for this heating
season In all buildings oil fuel
heated, stated Harley R. Bod
ley, chairman of the local War
Price and Ration Board. "Be-
ginning October /, every day
thereafter is 'rationed' day
for the use of fuel oil. Con-
serve your oil supply so that
you will have a sufficient amount
on hand totake care of your needs
In colder weather. The only way
that you can get more oil for
cold snaps is to save part Of
your current supply during
milder periods" saidMr. Bod
ley. From October /, forward,
kerosene and fuel oil of all
types and descriptions is trans
ferred from the supplier to the
consumer on a receipt basis.
This means that everyone who
buys kerosene or fuel oil does
so under the agreement that he
will return the requisite number
of coupons to the supplier when
said. coupons are made avail
able TO the public on. or after,
October Is. Merchants who sell
kerosene and fuel oil are re-
quired to keep a list of all
purchases from now until the
coupons are issued. The mer-
chants must return these cou-
pons to their local rationing
boards within is days after the
coupons have been made avail
able to the public. Separate
lists must also be kept of these
purchasers who do not comply
with the regulations by handing
over the proper number of cou-
pons to cover their purchases
during the pre-coupon period.
The dealers must see that they
collect these coupons, other
wise they will be unable TO re-
plenish their oil stocks. Kero-
sene and fuel oil of all types
have already been rationed.
Conserve your supply wher-
ever you can In order that you
will have sufficient amounts on
hand to meet your needs, MIR.
Bodley urged.
The wedding of Miss Emily
Slaughter Arthurs, daughter of
Mrs. John W. Arthurs, of VII
mington, and the late MIR. Arth-
urs, and Mr.. Victor Deakyne
Ennis, son of MIR. and Mrs. S.
Creadick Ennis of Smyrna, took
place In the chapel of the First
Presbyterian Church of VIII
Friday evening at ?
o'clock. Rev. DR.. Willard Purdy
performed the ceremony. Miss
Nancy Arthurs was her sisters
only attendant. The bride wore
a brown afternoon dress with
accessories to match and an
orchid corsage. MIR. Creadick
Ennis was best man for his
son. A reception followed i'm
mediately after the ceremony In
the social rooms of the church
for the immediate families and
a few close friends. MIR. Ennis
and his bride left for a short
honeymoon after which they will
live in Smyrna.
The wedding of Miss Alethia
R. Spruance of Wilmington and
MIR. Berkeley Douglas Foun-
taine of Drexel Hill, Pa, was
solemnized at E o'clock FRI
day evening In St. Peters Ep-I
iscopal Church of this town,
by the Rev. DR.. F frederick Marx
Barton. The bride is a daughter
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Spruance, and was educated In
the school here, and at Women's
College, University of Del
aware. She wore salute blue
with matching accessories and
a corsage of gardenias and
orange blossoms. Her only at
tendant was her aunt, Miss
Mary Spruance of Smyrna who
was gowned In blue lace with
a corsage of gardentas. Sgt.