Wiedemans Visit San Antonio Family Trip
Dr and Mrs J B Wiedeman and children Barbara and Bob visited in San Antonio from Friday until Sunday wife and children joined the trip as additional company during the weekend visit.
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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1951
Page
4
Dr and Mrs J B Wiedeman and children Barbara and Bob visited in San Antonio from Friday until Sunday wife and children joined the trip as additional company during the weekend visit.
Mrs Roy Berdort Roy Blackburn and John Borden visited Bessie Max Baker in the Methodist Orphans Home in Waco en route home from Denton. Mr Hal Snead returned from Colorado. Ross Mattison visited San Antonio. Blackburn and Bobby were in Kerrville. W M Moore and Don went to Kerrville. Nesdulfus Murr Tommie Murr Diane Murr Anne Mae Sheppard Sama Baker San Antonio visitors. Charles Cunningham Jo Lynn visited C E Reid home and took goods to Bay City. Roy Blackburn visited Harper residents in Lem Jones home area.
Mr and Mrs B L Howard and Byron Jr and Gipsy Alice of Hawkins Texas visited friends in Kerrville last week. They were with Mr Howards parents as they vacationed in Kerrville. Callan Graham of San Antonio was a business visitor in Junction Monday.
Mr and Mrs Bart Ranulph of Uvalde spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs Nolan Gilliam. Calvin and Bobby Hurley of Odessa visited Mr and Mrs A V Andrews and Ed and Ve tevia. Noble Jones and Lem Jones were San Antonio visitors. Ray Curtis and family hosted visits in Sher wood with Mr and Mrs L H Curtis.
Mr and Mrs Gene Lightfoot of Sonora spent the weekend in the Nolan Gilliam home, sharing time with the family and catching up on news.
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