anaheim-gazette 1948-08-05

SOCIETY and CLUB ACTIVITIES (Continued from Page 3) Anaheim Couple Celebrate 55th Wedding Date A beautifully decorated wedding cake inscribed "Happy Anniversary" symbolized the fifty-fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Miller, 118 West Broadway, July 25. Friends visited the couple during the afternoon and that evening immediate family relatives gathered for an informal reunion in the Miller home. Among those present were their son, Edwin L. Miller of Three Arch Bay, Laguna Beach, and their grandsons, M. R. Miller, home from Dartmouth College, Hanover, New Hampshire, and Donald A. Miller, a student at Santa Ana Junior college. Arrangements of vari-colored dahlias added to the occasion. A member of an old pioneer family, Mrs. Miller is the daughter of Daniel Kraemer of Placentia. The couple have lived in Anaheim for the entire period of their marriage. Mr. Miller was an owner of the Miller and Nagel Hardware store, which was located on East Center street near the present Western Union office. Later he dissolved the partnership and went into the hardware business here for himself. Currently he is retired. Mrs. Kilduff's Aunt in Denver After enjoying a two-months Phelps Players Make Debut Here Monday Night Two one-act plays were staged when the Phelps Players, group of teenage dramatists, made their debut in the Anaheim Union high school auditorium, Monday night. "The Trysting Place" and "Junior's Mustache" were applauded by a small but enthusiastic audience. Actors and actresses included Marilyn Daigle, Richard Cramer, Joan Campbell, Pat Sullivan, Charles Hunt, Bill Billows, Terry Kilduff, Joan Burdick, Cornell Gray, Joyce Shunk, Gerald Thatcher and Janet Schact. The players were directed by Miss Ruth Phelps, outgoing Anaheim Union high school drama instructor who will teach at Tustin this fall. Special Hawaiian dance and song interpretations were presented by Miss Edith Browne, talented young artist of this city. She presented "Lovely Hula Hands" and "To You, Sweetheart, Alôha." Her flourescent costume was striking in black light illumination. Her two little brothers, Ronnie and Tommy Browne, appeared in a clever vaudeville black-face song and dance routine of "Peg 'O My Heart." Joan Spencer of Anaheim, soprano, student of Albert Cranston, sang "Because." A black face comedy number was staged by Joyce Enloe and Jeannette Weizborg. Ernest Velasquez of Orange, who appeared in the motion picture, "Make Mine Music," sang Malotte's "The Lord's Prayer." Before the performance, the group was congratulated for their initiative on forming the amateur company. In appreciation for her Mrs. Kilduff's Aunt in Denver After enjoying a two-months visit with her niece, Mrs. Barbara Kilduff, at the James Kilduff home, 412 North Janss street, Anaheim, Miss Theo Johnston of Seaford, England, which is located on the English Channel, left for Denver, Colorado, via train recently. Expressing again her reluctance to leave Orange county, Miss Johnston stated that Anaheim ranked near the top with her of places she had visited to date. She is now the house guest of Mrs. Kilduff's sister, Mrs. H. C. Sather, and brother, C. S. Sanderson, both of Denver. Miss Johnston will sail for England from New York, Mrs. Kilduff said. It's Easy . . . So Easy to Shop and Save in Anaheim. TONIGHT "THERE'S ALWAYS JULIET WITH MARY BRIAN OLIVER CLIFF AT Holiday Stage" Hiway 101—Tustin August 2 Thru 7 Nightly at 8:30—Also Sat. at 2:30 $2.40 - $1.80 - $1.20 TICKETS: BATON MUSIC CO. (Tickets now selling for next week—"I Remember Mama") Joan Spencer of Anaheim, soprano, student of Albert Cranston, sang "Because." A black face comedy number was staged by Joyce Enloe and Jeannette Weizborg. Ernest Velasquez of Orange, who appeared in the motion picture, "Make Mine Music," sang Malotte's "The Lord's Prayer." Before the performance, the group was congratulated for their initiative on forming the amateur company. In appreciation for her assistance in this summer's workshop, the players presented Miss Swanson with a beautiful gardenia corsage and bottle of perfume. The presentation was made by Charles Hunt. Sarah Pannier Died Sunday Mrs. Sarah M. Pannier, 80, died early Sunday morning at the family home, 9781 South East street, Anaheim, after a prolonged illness. A native of Indiana, she had lived in Anaheim for the past 65 years. She was a member of the Evangelical-United Brethern church of Anaheim. Surviving are four sons, Milton W., Howard W., Donald A. and Charles F. Pannier, all of Anaheim; two daughters, Mrs. Alice Schmid of Santa Ana and Mrs. Ruth Hall of Anaheim; two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Gloege of Covina and Mrs. Lydia Bonsey of Anaheim; one brother, Charles Hassheider of Covina, and 11 grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are being completed by Hilgenfeld mortuary and will be announced later. Infant Son of L. Provencio Dies Louis Provencio, Jr., five-month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Provencio of 313 West Santa Ana street, passed away very suddenly at the family home last Saturday, August 31. Funeral services were conducted from the family home on Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Interment was in Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars were in charge of arrangements. The United States produces about twenty-eight per cent of the world's total salt output. San Antonio, Texas, is one of the largest aviation and military centers in the United States. Holiday Stage Hiway 101—Tustin August 2 Thru 7 Nightly at 8:30— Also Sat. at 2:30 $2.40 - $1.80 - $1.20 TICKETS: BATON MUSIC CO. (Tickets now selling for next week—"I Remember Mama") "The Sweetest Cake of all!" No wedding is complete without one of our beautiful, truly delicious cakes. We decorate to order and have it ready on short notice. $5.00 AND UP. AMPLE PARKING — FREE KLAPPER'S HOME BAKERY Established 1924 1106 Lincoln Ave. Phone 3110 Anaheim, Calif. Watch His Dust! Young Bill kicks up a cloud of dust and gives his trainer, Johnny Simpson, a speedy sulky ride during a trial workout at Good Time Park, Goshen, N. Y., in preparation for the $60,000 Hambletonian classic to be held there in mid-August. Owned by W. G. Ross of Charlotte, N. C., Young Bill is a son of Bill Gallon, 1941 Hambletonian stake winner. Ride That Beefsteak! Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Maurer, 517 Dorothea street, La Habra, welcomed a baby daughter weighing seven pounds and two ounces last Thursday at Fullerton General hospital. Building Boom Continues Rise The rise in building in heim continued through July cording to the monthly report leased this week by Rudolph boe, city building inspector. Forty-three permits with total valuation of $194,456 were sued last month, Nyboe's showed, bringing the year to $1,713,537. Of those issues were for single family dwelling and three for duplexes with overall valuation of $150,667. Thirty building permits were sued in 1947 with a value of $111,091, making a total of 077,319 for the seven months the year. SAM LOARD FAMILY LEAVES ON TRIP Sam Loard and his family East Alberta street, left each week for a vacation and trip at Walker Creek, in the lake country near Bridgeline California. young Bill kicks up a cloud of dust and gives his trainer, Johnny Simpson, a speedy sulky ride during a trial workout at Good Time Park, Goshen, N. Y., in preparation for the $60,000 Hambletonian classic to be held there in mid-August. Owned by W. G. Ross of Charlotte, N. C., Young Bill is a son of Bill Gallon, 1941 Hambletonian stake winner. Ride That Beefsteak! Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Maurer, 517 Dorothea street, La Habra, welcomed a baby daughter weighing seven pounds and two ounces last Thursday at Fullerton General hospital. NEW DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Murphy, 315 East Wilhelmina street, Anaheim, became the parents of a baby daughter who arrived at Fullerton General hospital Monday. RCA VICTOR EYE WITNESS TELEVISION WE HAVE IT! EXCLUSIVE IN ANAHEIM Starkweather's 310 W. 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Of those issued 12 were for single family dwellings and three for duplexes with an overall valuation of $150,600. Thirty building permits were issued in 1947 with a valuation of $11,091, making a total of $1,-7,319 for the seven months of the year. Sam Loard Family Leaves on Trip Sam Loard and his family, 223 East Alberta street, left early this week for a vacation and fishing trip at Walker Creek, in the Mono lake country near Bridgeport, California. A. E. SCHUMACHER BACK AT S.Q.R. STORE August E. Schumacher, one of the owners of the S.Q.R. store on West Center street, has recently returned to the family home, 213 North Helena street, Anaheim, after spending the summer at Palm Springs. Refreshed after his long rest Schumacher stated that he plans to spend a good part of his time at the large department store. Gazette Want Ads Bring Results. 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