Southern Oregon Miner, Thursday, March 8, 1945
Butte Falls Gunner
in Refinery Attack
“Our pilot took a chance bringing
it back,” continued Francis. "He
had practicully no rudder or ail­
eron controls left and bulanced it
at an angle to keep us going. We
were told that any propwash
would flip us over und we sweat­
ed it out for hours on the way
back. I fully expected to be wear­
ing either horns or a halo today
and with any other pilot, I think
I would be.”
Jackson county court by the ha «been completely rebuilt; As­ „T he p u b lic la co r d ia lly Invited
Southern Oregon Chapter of the toria, which burned, and was re­ to a tte n d theee se rv ic es, and to
Sons of the American Revolu­ built; Pendleton, The Dalles, and uae the R ea d in g Room .
tion, and members of the county other cities, al lof which have
15th AAF. IN ITALY: Though
court have indicated that they ap completely lost their original ap­
Neighborhood Church
hia bomber received a direct hit,
prove of the idea.
pearance The buildings in Jack­
Technical Sergeant Jeas F. Fran­
Congregational
Meeting with the county court sonville, Meeker said, except for
C orner o t B lvd. and M orton
cis, 20, Butte Falla, Oregon wua
this'week, C. A. Meeker, member wear and tear, are the same as
among the crew of a Liberator
9:45 A.M. Church school will,
of a committee named by the pat­ they were when they were built Mrs John Darker, ¿»upermtenueu.
which survived an attack on the
riotic group, urged that the Jack­ back in early pioneer days, and
11:00 A. M. Regular worsnip
Florladorf oil refineries in Vienna
sonville
courthouse be preserved, they should, as far as possible, re­ service of the Church with ser­
Sgt. Francis, son of Mr. and
and that an apartment be built main in that condition, since they mon by Rev. Clarence F. Mccan
Mrs Henry E. Francis, was flying
6.30 P.M. Pilgrim Fellowship
Sgt.
Francis
is
a
graduate
of
in
the building to provide living are unique in the state.
his 20th combat mission as nose
under the leadersip of Mrs. He.
Meeker said that the Southern en
gunner during a Fifteenth Air Butte Falls High School and was quarters for a caretaker. Meeker
Hex tad and Miss r rance.
Force attack aguinst Germany's inducted in May 1943. He arrived urged that the county go serious­ Oregon Chapter of the Sons of Mechamson.
overseas
last
August
and
holds
ly into the matter of preserving the Revolution were prepared to
dwindling oil reserves. “I had a
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
feeling we were going to get it,” the Air Medal with cluster won in as much of the historical lore a. take a leading part in publicizing
First and Hagardine
aerial
combat
with
the
enemy.
can be gathered.
the proposal, and in helping to GORDON C. GRIFFIN. Pastoi
said Francis. “They had our range
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and I figured it was just a matter
Investigation discloses that the get together the historic docu­
Bible School 9:45 A. M. C. x.
of time. When it came it gave me
I county court is empowered to ments which would make such a C orry, S u p t
| spend a certain part of money re­ museum one of the outstanding
an awful Jolt and I later learned
Morning Worship Service l l x
that It came through our wing |
ceived from the sale of tax de­ attractions in Southern Oregon.
Fellowship Groups meet at to.,
before it exploded. I knew it was >
linquent lands for the purpose ot There are people living in Jack- o clock each Sunday evening.
a direct hit and was expecting the
establishing museums, and on son county today who remember
Evening Service at 7:30 ox-tvc"
bull out alarm to ring but it did­
this bsisi the county court is in Jacksonville in the early days, A helpful time of song and prui
n’t.”
a position to adequately financ. and Meeker said that while theii ^eiore the evening message.
C o u n ty C ou rt Is U rg ed to
help is still available It is a gooc
such
an undertaking.
Mid-week Fellowship oerv.
The explosion showered up­
P r o te c t R e lic s o f P io n e e r D a y s
Many persons, with relics oi time to get such a museum estab each Wednesday evening at 7;_
wards of 350 pieces of metal into
In F o rm er C ou rt H o u se
o’clock.
great historical importance to lished.—Medford News.
the fuselage and through the
This week’s thought: “Be nc
wings The Ailerons were ripped
Establishment of a museum at Jackson county and to Oregon,
C arp en ter's T o o k an d B u ild er* deceived; God is not mocked; toi
and the rudders damaged and a Jacksonville, using the old Jack­ for that matter, have repeated!;
piece of flak tearing through the sonville courthouse as the build­ signified their desire to place H a r d w a re a t M a rsh a ll W ells whatsoever a man soweth, tha.
tail turret, wounded the gunner. ing, has been proposed to the such pieces in a museum, but re­ S to re o n th e P la z a . P h o n o t-1 2 3 1 . shall he also reap.”
fused to give them up until an
adequate and safe museum is
Presbyterian Church
established, Meeker said.
130 N o rth M ain S tr e e t
Jackson county now owns the
A F rien d ly church fo r th o u g h t­
FULL
GOSPEL.
TEMPLE
old courthouse, as well as other
fu l P eo p le.”
(Assembly of God)
property in Jacksonville, which
R ev . G eorge M. Shum an,
481 Siskiyou
should, Meeker said, be preserv­
P a sto r
ABOIT VITAMINS, and scientific research has
ed in its natural state. Jackson­ Sunday Services
Friday,
March
9.
9:45 Sunday school. Mr«. Geo
proven their necessity for good health.
ville, he said, is the only historic
6:30
P.
M.
Martha Gillette
city in Oregon that remains al­ Icenhower, superintendent
Guild
at
the
church.
Covered
EVERYBODY CAN FIND . . .
11:00
Regular
worship
service
most exactly as it was when the
dish dinner. Program—A Panel
with
sermon
by
Pastor.
Subject
their favorite vitamin products in the complete
buildings were built. As exam­
ples, he cited Oregon City, which “Stumbling Blocks” or “Stepping Discussion on “The Church in the
vitamins sections at Western Thrift Store in Med­
Post-War World” with Miss Edith
Stones”.
ford.
5:30 P. M. Orchestra Rehearsal Bork as leader. Members of the
Panel will be: Mrs. J. W. McCoy,
6:45 P. M. Young Peoples Dr. Westerman of SOCE, and Rev
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Christ’s Ambassador ser v i c e . Mr. Shuman. Miss Estella Hayes
FA C T O R Y TO YOU
Southern Oregon Vitamins Headquarters . . .
Marjie Fulks, President Dorothy will be the Devotional leader. The
0 1 .0 M A T T R K S S E 8 M A D E
Finds Medford's Lowest Prices
Pederson,
Group Leader.
IJ K E N E W
hostess aré Mrs. Naomi Grüne­
Finds Authentic Vitamin Information
wald, Mrs. Florence Van Etten,
7:30 Evangelistic service.
N E W BO X S P R IN G S
Subject “The Night is Coming” and Miss Hazel Stephens.
Finds Medford’s Largest Variety
W H IL E T H E Y L A S T
Sunday, March 11
Week day services:
Over 500 Kinds and Sizes
Wednesday 7:45 P. M. Young
9:45 A. M. Church School for
People’s contest between "Army” all ages. Mrs. W. M. Poley, Super­
and “Navy" A Bible quiz hour in tendant
for everyone. YOU are invited!
11:00 A. M. Morning Worship.
93 N. Main
Ph. 6271
Friday 7:45 Regular Testamony Continueing the series of sermons
30 North Central
Phone Medford 3874
Divine Healing and Prayer ser­ on “The Lord’s Prayer” the past­
Ashland, Oregon
vice. Friday beginning at noon, or will preach on “Bring Us Not
the church will be open for a day Into Temptation”. Anthem by the
of Prayer.
Choir.
5:45 P. M. Youth Choir Rehear­
Church o f th e Nazarene sal with light supper following.
W. R. Wise. Pastor
6:30 P. M. Intermediate and
9:45 Sunday School w i t h Senior Societies.
classes for all ages. T. S. Wiley,
7:30 P. M. Evening Service,
superintendent
with sermon by the pastor. Miss
11:00 Message by H. S. Palm­ Lorene Mauzey will sing a solo.
quist, Evangelist
Monday, March 12
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8 P. M. Board of Trustees.
President
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7:30 Evangelistic Service. Mes­
Methodist Church
sage by Evangelist Palmquist
C o rn er o f N o r th M a in a n d L a u re l
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in keeping with the Lenten Sea­
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Christian Endeavor meets at son, and looking toward Palm
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THE FREE METHODIST Church
The Friendly Church on 777 E.
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Sunday School at 9:45. Supt.
W. L. Wilson, classes for all.ages.
Message by the Pastor at 11:
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Experience.
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on Sunday night. Remember our
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March the 12th.
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Services for Sunday, February
25. 1945.
10:00 A. M. The Church School
Classes for all ages. General
theme "Jesus, The Son of God.'
“Whosoever therefore shall con
fess me before men, him will I
confess also before my Father
which is in heaven.” Matthew
10:32.
11:00 A. M. The Worship Ser­
vice: Special story talk for child­
ren. Lenten message by the min­
ister, “Being a Friend of Our
Fellowmen.’'.
Ward E. Pratt, minister.
F irst Ghureh e f Christ,
Scientist
Sunday n a m in g terries a t 11
o’clock.
Sunday School a t 9:40 a.m.
Wednesday
evening mssUag,
which
includes teettmontee ot
Christian Science heeding, 1» held
a t 8 o’clock.
Reeding room open dally from
2 to 0 pm . except Bundays and
holiday*.
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