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Newspaper Page TextPAGE nvo MED1TOIID MAIL TRIBTJXE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, JA2TCAHT 21, .1034. I Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week Edited by Eva Nealon Hamilton Brilliant Fetes Throughout Land Honor Roosevelt BUU holding a place of flrat alfintfl cance on the January calendar here, the birthday ball to honor President Franklin Delano Roosevelt continue to be the leading topic of talk, where ever society (tathera In the Rogue River valley these daya. Colorful decoration will make the Oriental Gardena Inviting place for the affair, combined with unusual lighting effecta; and muilc will be played by aeveral orchestra offering dancer arlety even In syncopation. All lodge, clubs and organizations are represented on the committee, arranging what la expected to be a really brilliant affair. - In line with the plana for the Med ford ball, nearlng completion here, particular Interest la found In the following dispatch, describing the Washington party: WASHINGTON. D. C. Jan. 30. Washington society haa Joined the movement to honor the president on his birthday on January 30 by raising an endowment for the Warm flprlnga F6undntlon for Infantile Paralysis at 6000 ball In every community In the nation and plana a bnll that wilt rival the famous Inaugural ball In brilli ance. It will be held In the ballrooms of the Hotel Bhoreham and undoubt edly will be the outstanding event of the capital's social season. The Washington Birthday ball for the president Is under the chairman ship of Mrs. Allan Daugherty, who was chairman of the Inaugural ball last March. . and her committee of sponsors Includes the leaders of Washington social and official life, including the cabinet, the supreme court and the diplomatic corps. Among the patrons and patronesses are: The vice president and Mrs. John N. Garner; Chief Juatlce and Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes; the Speaker of the Hotse and Mrs. Henry T. Ralney; Mr. Justice and Mr. Louis D. Brandela; Mr. Justice and Mrs. George Sutherland; Mr. Justice and Mrs, Pierce Butler; Mr. Justice and Mrs, Harlan Flake Stone; Mr. Justice and Mrs. Owen J. Roberts; Mr. Jus tice Benjamin D. Cardozo; the Secre tary of the Treasury and Mrs. Henry Morgan thau, Jr.; the Secretary of War and Mrs. George H. Dern; the Attor ney General and Mrs. Homer S. Cum mlnga; the Postmaster General and Mrs. James A. Farley; the Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Claude A. Swanson; the Secretary of tho Inter ior and Mrs. Harold L. Ickes; the Sec retary. of Agriculture and Mrs. Henry A. Wallace; the Secretary of Com me roe and Mrs. Daniel C. Roper; and the' Secretary of Labor Prance Per kins. Kraines Chapter . Meets Wednesday. . Reames Chapter Mo, 66 O, B. 8., wilt hold the first meeting of the new chapter year next Wednesday evening at B o'clock. Tills will be s vry Interesting meeting aa the new officers have Just been Installed and thla is their first meeting. AH mem bers and visiting member are cor dially Invited. Light refreshments will be served at the close of the session. Mrs. HI lea Ilostrn To Oak Grove Club. On Wednesday, Mrs. 0, A. Hllcs was hostess to the Oak Grove Neighbor hood club with 13 members present, and Mrs. C. H. Oile as a visitor. A most enjoyable afternoon was spent tn sewing and visiting. Plans were completed for the covered dish dinner to be held on the evening of the 37th at the home of Mr. and Mrs P. C. Sander for club members and their husbands. After the business meeting refreshments were served by the hostess. The next regular meeting will be held t the home of Mrs. W. T. Knlps on February 7. Teachers Choral Club Pleases Willi Program , One of the finest musical programs of the season was glen Friday eve ning by the Jackson County TV tellers' Choral club at the Eagle Point Grange hall, under direction of Mlsa Harriet Baldwin. A number of Med Ready for Birthday Party fr yi j 1 . ' (Aomi) The president, who Hill ho honored en hi birthday January 80 by every city In the nation, Including Mrdrord. which li completing plana for a mammoth birthday bnll, In shown here with Ms mother, Mrs. Jame8 Roosevelt, who bought the first hot Hold for the loclety ball to be held tho name night at the Waldorf-Astoria In New York. Activities of Legion Auxiliary Miss Orbie Natwick Honor ee at Dinner For the pleasure of Miss Orbie Nat wick, who la leaving aoon to make her home In Bnn Francisco, a num ber of local people entertained last night with a no-host dinner dance at the Colonial club. Covers were laid for 50 couples. Mm! Illlliinl Hostess To Bridge Club Mrs, Frank Dlllard was hostess on Thursday to members of her bridge club. There were eight members present and dessert waa enjoyed pre ceding cards. Mrs. yall Valzah waa holder of high score. Donald Long Host To Young Friends Donald Long, Jr., waa host to four little friends recently at the home of his grandmother, Mrs. Geo. Corum, on South Central avenue. The party was honoring hla fourth birthday. attests were Misses Joan Hicks, Pa tricia and Joyce Marshall and Kd Warfleld, Jr. His mot.her, Mrs. D. B. Long, was hostess. Others present were Mrs. Ed Warfleld. Mrs. Hicks, Mrs. E. Marshall, Mrs. George Corum and Miss Lovonnc corum. - Chicken Supper Planned . i At I'hoeiilx Orange , PHOENIX Friends of Grangers from Medford and all sections of the j valley aro Invited to the chicken sup- ! per to be held at the phoenix Grange ; to 1000 words. The Judgee crosen hall Wednesday evening. January 114 j are Mrs. I. E. Schiller, C. A. Meeker The regular business meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary will be held In the armory club rooms Mon dsy evening, January 22. at 8 o'clock. All chairmen are asked to be present and give report and lay plans for the remainder of the year. , Tentative plans for the district conference, to . be held February 8, will be discussed and definite places pf meeting will be announced later. The choral club will meet Monday evening. January 32. at 7:l. at Hie home of Mrs. c. W. Younce, North Holly. The sewing club met last Monday in tne sewing club rooms. The eve ning was spent In sewing on a lay ette and on men's shirts. Refresh ments were served by Mrs. C. H. Fry and Mrs. W. A. Holloway. The closing date for the American Legion Auxiliary's National Fldao ea say contest haa been changed to Marc,i IS, Mrs. W. A. Holloway, Fldac chairman of the local Auxiliary unit. haa, been Informed. The change waa made to give the hundreds of high school students competing In the contest additional time to prepare their essays. However, the local date remains the same February 10. T.he subject for the contest is "Peace with Security," and the essays .are limited Date Announced For Potentate's Ball in This City Coming Immediately after roman tic Valentine's day, another large social function looms on the social calendar here the annual Potentate's ball of Hlllah Temple of the Shrine. Scheduled for February 15 at the Oriental Gardens. It Is already the topic of much talk In Masonic cir cles. Dancing, cards, refreshments, mu sic and features are promised for the evening. "Ward Croft's orchestra Is trloua potentate, O. O. Alenderfer. An extensive list of committees has been named for the occasion and Invitations are extended all nobles Large Card Party , 'Planned at Hotel Tuesday Afternoon One of the largest csrd parties of the sesson Is anticipated for Tuesday afternoon at the Hotel Medford, where the Greater Medford club will sponsor the snnual scholarship loan benefit, with all other women's or- fganlzntlons of the citv cooperating. indications last week pointed to the arrangement of 40 tables, and during all previous years the response of the public to thla card event has been very gratifying. The money realized on the local being assembled for the formal occa party will be added to the scholarship bU)XIi wh!cn wm nonor the tllua loan nina, wmcn nas oeen avails Die to students from Jackson county upon several occasions. Cards will be followed by refresh ments and playing will begin at 3 o'clock, with tables for both contract and auction. The committee for the affair ts composed of Mrs. O. B. Satchwell, Mrs. Rose Schieffelln. Mrs. Alice Cop pin, Mrs. Stella Me.rick, Mrs. R. o. Beach, Mrs. L. Pennington, Mrs. M. J. Norrls, Mrs. E, E Gore Mrs. R. C. Mulholland and Mrs. A. j. Hanby. Those wishing to make reservations are asked to telephone Mrs. batch well at 789 or the Hotel Medford, 704. Mrs. Peasley's Parents Are Visitors Here Mr. and Mrs. . I. W. Hanners 'of Portland, former residents of this cityt sre guests here of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Peasley, and are being welcomed by , many friends. . ; P. E. O.'s to Observe ; Founders' Way i Mrs. R. W. Clancy will be hostess j to Chapter AA of the P. E. O. Sister hood Wednesday, at which time des sert luncheon will be enjoyed, follow ed by a founders day program. Mrs. T. W. Miles will direct the program and the hORtess will be assisted by Mrs. R. W. Sleeter. Girls' lopue Tea Event of Thursday On Thursday the Girls' League of Medford high school gave a tea for the Incoming sophomores. The ob ject of the affair was to acquaint the new girls with the faculty and school. President Alleen Latham Introduced each new student to an older girl, who will act as her "big sister" dur ing the first of next semester. The neophytes were then shown over the building and Introduced to students and teachers. Tea was served by Helen Stearns, vice-president of the league, and Bethel Slagle, secretary. The tables in charge of Joyce Banish, were at tractively decorated In green and yel low. The refreshments were prepared by the home economics department. with the women of the Grange enter tainlng. It will be a benefit affair with a email cover charge. The sup per will be cooked by the women of the Grange, who have won a reputa tion for their cxillnary art. Daughters, Veterans Install Officers The Daughters of Union Vetersna met Jan. 13 for the first time In 1034. Officers for the new year were in stalled. Past President Mlsa Cox offi ciating. The following will serve In 1934: President, Mrs. Kindred; senior vice-president. Mrs. Church; Junior vice-president, Mrs. Estes; chnplnln, Mrs. Hubbard;-treasurer, Mrs. Rogers; patriotic instructor. Mrs. Williams; secretary, Mrs. Leahorn; press corre spondent Mrs. Walte; guide, Mrs. Sen arte; guard. Mrs. Averlll; assistant guard. Mrs. Wilson; musician. Mrs. Nellaon; color bearers. Mrs. Schmidt, Mr. Oliver, Mrs. Bliton and Mrs. Belief f el; counsel, Mrs. Holmes; Mrs. Campbell and Miss Edwards. Mra, Poffenbarger, who haa come to Medford to live, gave a description of her home tent In Indiana. Miss Ed wards, retiring president, welcomed and Mrs. Walter Olmscheld. Radio Club Meets Monday Afternoon, The Radio Listening club will meet Monday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Eldon Drysdale. 704 West Second street. The topic for the afternoon .will be "Guiding the Toddler." Graduating Class at Roosevelt Entertained Members of the graduating class of the Roosevelt school, who furnished the program Friday afternoon at the meeting of the Roosevelt Home and School circle, enjoyed a party with their Instructor, Miss Asplnwall and other teachers following the meeting. They constitute the largest class going from the Medford system into Junior high school at midyear, num bering ao. Two songs. '"Santa Lucia" and "Auld Lang Syne" were ung by the claw and a playlet, "The Master and His Servant," presented. Miss Sara Van Meter, nrlncinal of the arhnni The Pythian Sisters at their regular I introduced the members of the class meeting last Wednesday night. In- They are: Arrett Burton, Reginald stalled the following officers for 1934. 1 Pift Margaret Grin ted Burton mm. i.i.ne. paatcnici; Maxine rrrg, : Imbc. Walter Kreaae. Kenneth Lamb. Ptlhlnn Alters Install Officers most excellent chlof; Anna Jncqua, excellent senior; Mary Harwood. ex cellent Junior: Adele Swartis, mana ger; Dorlt Sullivan, mistress of rec ords and correspondence; Emma Jeschke. Mistress of finance: KHw- Leigh ton Piatt, Hugh Power, Twlla Quackenbuah, Betty Reames, Janet Reter. Richard Schuchard, Mary El icn bet h Shreve, Raymond Shults, E, Photo by" Peasley. O. O. Alenderfer. and their ladles. J. C. Thompson general chairman, will be assisted by A. K. Cass. Grant Pass; W. H. Mc Nalr. Ashland: N. G. Wheeler, Klam ath Falls; George H. Smith, Roseburg: Preston P. Gray, Marshfleld; Paul D. Green, Eugene. Reception Committee Harold H. Brown, chairman; J. E, Enders, Dr. M. C. Suit, George W. Hlllls, A. E. Voorhles, Nathan Fullerton, Henry Enders, Howard C. Boone, A. S. Rosen baum, Charles D. Cameron, A. B. Cun ningham, E. C. Jerome. Entertainment and' Decorations H. B. Kellom. chairman; A. H. Willett. F. F. Whittle, Thomas H. Simpson. Publicity Herb Grey chairman: F. D. Wagner, A. E. Voorhles, H. Don Shields, J. F. Mashburn, G. R. Chap man. Muslf D. R. Terrltt. chairman; Ward V. Croft, vice-chairman; Henry Enders. Refreshments Leon B. Hasklns, chairman: W. F. Loomta, Hans C. Thompson. Dance and Floor Committee Paul B. Rynnlng, chairman and Hlllah Patrol: Reginald Barnett. Jim C. Christiansen, R. A. Calvert, Roy El liott, Herb G. Grey, Carl W. Glasgow, Claude M. Houston, Elmer D. Hauip- 1 con, John Jensen, J. Bam Jordan, John A. C. King. John F. Lawrence. Harry F. Nordwlck. L. P. Older. S. A. Peters. H. T. Pankey, Jack L. Porter, A. E. Peasley, Thomas Roseberry, Sam J. Stlnebaugh. Ralph E. Sweeney, R. E. Bwan. H. Don Shields, Elmer W. Spalding. 8. R. Schuerman, Hans C. Thompson, Erwln C. Trumbly, J. R. Woodford. Wm. A. Young, C. D. Cameron, Dr. J. D. Rlckert. Mrs. Srheffel and Mrs. Olmscheld Hostesses Mrs. Fred Scheffel and Mrs. Walter rUmutialj4 untarfalriut MimniM J. 8telle coleen Stephenson. Donnalthl Allonil cUlb tt ,,, ,,tta . om, i- 1 QtA i-ji Mat Da4U G it . - Stevens, Ssdle Swift, Jerry Vawter protecwr; Mrs. oene jaroorougn waa Th0 fn for the best attendance at installing officer. lh, olrc m . , The remainder of the evening waa S1,,h A rnnm Vr... ... spent playing cards liter which light re(rrohm,nta were served by the Sixth ID..re..,nr.,. .Tt. ,. A mothSi hostesses or the ,. i noon. Mrs. Oldenburg Speaks j 4- n Mt.stnn tiroup ' Pint Noble ftrand The Women's Missionary society 1 fleet officers. met at the V. W. c. A. parlors Tues-1 The Past Noble Grand club met day afternoon. Mrs. Oldenburg with Mrs. Carrie Blckert on Capitol brought an Inspiring message at the Hlll Thursday evening. There were devotions! period and Rev. W. H. ! 11 .h.n ,h ri.nn.. t- Klnlc y a birthday will be celebrated. ; Howell gave an Interesting talk cm : tton of officers waa held with the in. patriotic nuiiriicior noTB umvitne national Aiirsion wora in tne , following results In their Insistence that the club make an early appearance In this city. The complete program presented follows: Director. Mlsa Harriet Baldwin. Accompanist, Krtle Herbert Yeoman United States Prayer Perfect, stenson 1 Medford High school Olrla' Sextet A Modern Hiawatha, Bliss ....... Medford High School Girls' Sextet Popular Tunea , Ji.O.N S. Men'a Quartet Indian Dawn, Eamercnlk Eleanor Curry Tale Moon, Logan Eleanor Curry British Isles When Irish Eyes Are Smiling. Ball Mra Klnrir1 tn Ml. nffl,. Whft v ford people attended and were loud pri.M(Xl her pi,asure at having the i To Mlwlnn tiroup opportunity to serve the tent( thank ed Mlsa Edwards for her work In the past year and presented her with the past president's pin. At the next meeting President Mc Thursday evening, where there were four tables of bridge In play. High score waa held by Mrs. W. S. Bolger. low by Mrs. Don Collier, and the traveling prise went to Mrs. Feld-man. each will have some Interesting Item, either concerning his life or from hie writings or speeches. The meeting will be, aa usutl, at the armory on ;the business session plans were made Frldsy, Jan. 28, for the observance of the World Day of Prayer, which all the Isdlea of the Wednesday Club various churchea of the city will ob- llcars Hook Hetleas rv, rrMvt. Feb 18, In the Presbv. The Wednesday sttldv club 1 .... -r. R,n, w- - ... j regular study meeting In the c'.uu ; votlonal hour and short business rooms iironcmay, mrs. o. u. naming meeting In the morning at 10 so Cnurcn. irK IWnthV nrlnlt nrart.nt- Current event on the general work Mr, of the ehuroh were given. During j Jull4 Gregory, secretary and treasurer. Mrs. Csrrle Rlckert, past president, - - Doris Richardson Nenlon 1 the vice-president presiding In the j o'clock nigm.iKi rung, rax. mnce absence of the president. Mrs. j. H. - - Ethel Houston Cochran. Mrs. Dolph Phlpps present Twickenham Ferry Ma.rr.lali ed the new plan for organising a - Mrs. Richard Mulholland j community center for the young girls Auld Lang Syne, Folk Bong , of our community. A representative - - Women's Sextet : from each woman's orgsnlratlon In II"'T I the city Is asked to be on the exeou- Serenide. Toetl tlvebosrd. Mrs. T. W. Miles nresetlt- Effie Herbert Yeomin and Eleanor . ed a most comprehensive review of , burg' i rue rresioenrs neeearcn commut followed by a covered dish was presented with a P. N. O. pin by the club. The outgoing eecretsry. Mrs. Bessie Tompson. gave report of the work the club lias acccm. pltshed and Mra. Carrie Rlckert waa given 1 rising cheer for the wonder ful and efficient work and the luncheon. ..h .,. .',i. in 'Plendld leadership she haa shown msln auditorium of the church will1 P"' y'"- Th,81"" Cn"r be held the renular devotional snd;fl"b h"d nnv,n P"'"' "' '"",e prayer service. In which members of nice gift. Names were the different churchea will psrtlcl- rtr"v,n ,or ,n rll,b ,or ,n pate. During the social hour refresV I w Th" n,st nw"f m o " ments were served br Mesdimes Al- ! nom' of Mr K,r'n Bsteman on bert. Ultrell. Trowbridge and Olden- "'P1 ,n' of rb"'"T .mustier is nrsirra. wtw The executive board of the South-; n,v president expects to outline tne oanw Midi Chonu:on Social Trends." .western Preabvterl.n Synodic! board lworl ,pr ,h coining year and to sp- ...'-. 'i'P?" A nwl 'or Jiment j m,t ,t tho home of Mrs. A. R. Clem-, P"lnt committees native songs and Dances was shown In the review a growth ol t for an ill day meeting There 1 Visitors were Mrs. Ethel Humphreys Bdna Takahlri, Alice Tskshlra. crime In the manufacturing centers were members from Clrant Tsss Kla- Mr r,n'' !. Mr, M. KInney ind Hlsska Ksmlkawa, Mlchlko Kami-'and a shrinkage In lax resources. A 1 msth Falls, Ashland, Phoenix, .lack- , Mr- R'rlce stubulefleM. ' , "w , " ' i decline In family life, and the rspld ! ,onvllle Merrll, Roseburg and Med- i ' - -,.... ..,,....!, 110rus increiM 0I government control ol ' ,,. Th, nll, meeting will be .Tl, Industries, bringing an Increase In i held In Kl.math Falla In April. Mrs. iun OS Picirdy. Hsdyn Wood I government expenses and taxes, were i Thomas Slot of Clrant Pass presided. .. .... Doru Richardson Nealon six, point Intereetingly commented , KtporXt ven ,howM lnor,, ln Amarylll. Ohya Chonis j upon by Mrs. Mile.. ,, ,,, or mMoa. Bllr,nJ lh. Ru' Mri. Laura West very ablv reviewed n..i t .... .... , ... """ diuwi nimtiun in. Dtox, inline aian. wnai now Be Beautiful 4 A Smart, Lustrous Permanent Wave by Murrajs nlll keep jour hair lotely for a long time, (let one now before the President's Rail. m UaklrdreJ'J'erx . Central Prion 30 I WEEKLY CALt.NUAK Monday Lady Xlwanlans meet with Mrs. Jack Porter this afternoon. Tuesday Altar society to meet at 3:30 o'clock today. Greater Medford club benefit card party at Hotel Medford. , - Coneert of Medford Oleemen to night. Mrs. W. D. Roberts hostess to Baptist Missionary society at 2 o'clock. Wednraday Reames Chapter, O. E. 8., meets this evening. Thursday Building Bridge club meets for dessert bridge at 1 o'clock. Lutheran Ladles' Aid to meet. W. C. T. U. Institute. P. T. A.. Notes Tht Pa rent -Teach fr association of the Washington school met Friday. Reports of various committees were given. Mrs. Hbey, chairman of the membership committee, reported the circle now has 82 members and that in the contest for members Miss Harding's and Miss Lynch's rooms had tied for first place. The lunch room committee also reported the A pupils, who are passing Into Jun ior high school, entertained with two song numbers. The members of tho class were Introduced by one of their number, Jacqueline Flynn. Betty Handy, who leads ln scholar, j ship; Rodney Stead, who has a fine record in athletics, having earned six letters; Ralph Seeley and Maynard Clegg have also been prominent in athletics. Kugene Bennett has been a loyal member of the boys' trio and has won several poster contests. Henry Anderson Is known as a Jolly good fellow, always ready with a good Joke. Dale Hoffman plays trombone ln the school band. Mabel Sexton Is class poet and shows ability as a story writer. OUIe Calkins has become one of the moat capable pupils. To her ef forts was due the success of Vie class party. Richard Hewitt la the newest mem ber and Is called the traveler, having recently come to the school from Minnesota. Judge E. B. Day' spoke on some problems connected with the Juve nile department of hia office. Mem bers of the P.-T. A. were urged to co-operat In their solution. At the close of the afternoon re freshments were served by Mrs. Rlan and her committee, composed of Mrs. Bennett. Mrs. Thurman. Mrs. Older, Mrs. Rosenberg and Mrs. Tengwald. I Mrs. Ha cue Hostess To Gleaner Class Mrs. R. L. Hague of DeBarr avenue was hostess to the Gleaner class of the First Baptist church Tuesday. Luncheon was enjoyed at noon with Mrs. Minnie Bryant, class president, acting as toastmistress. Mrs. Huson gave a toast to the class and other toasts were given to the children, grandchildren and Inlaws of class members. A news letter from the new state convention secretary, r. W. Starring, was read. A short business meeting and a social hour with an "airplane trip' were enjoyed. Chinese Luncheon Charming Event At Sleeter Home j Mrs. R. W. "sleeter waa hostess t lone of the most charming parties of the season, when she entertained j members of the- book club Friday at i her home. At one o'clock, Chinese : luncheon waa served, with table ap ! point meats, service and menus carry I in out the Chinese motif ln a de lightful manner. The decoration of I the dining room included a screen, lUon which were exhibited rare and ! Interesting thread pictures. ' The program of the afternoon was also devoted to the people of China. At the round table, Chinese music was discussed and a talk on Chinese religion wis given by Mrs. Glenn Fabric. Mrs. Robert Hammond gave a review of "Exile House." Gentrys Entertain At Bridge Tarty Mr. and Mrs. jess Gentry enter tained Friday night with three ta bles of bridge. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Howsrd Wright and Mrs. Au gusta Hall, Tully Williams end Chas. Lewis. Those present were: Mr. and ' Mra. Charles Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. '' Howard Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Frank j Silva, Mrs. Rose Rice, Mrs. Augusta I Han, Mrs. Edna Mae Gall of Port land, and Tully Williams. Refresh ments were served at a late hour. Mrs. Da I Icy Honored At Card Party Marge re tha Garrett entertained with a card party honoring her mother, Mrs. O. A. Dalley, on her birthday Monday, January I ft. Sha received many lovely gifts. Refresh ments were served at a late hour. Those present were the honor guest, Mrs. O. A. Dalley, Mr. Dalley, Mr, and 'Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Jensen and son John. Mrs. Garrett' and son Den nis jack. Mistletoe Club Meets Wednesday Mistletoe club will meet wlt& Blanche Arnold Wednesday evening January 24, for the farewell Polly anna party. Those wishing to draw names are asked to be present. DR. H. P. COLEMAN Chiropractic and Physlotherapby Oregon Llrense 264 California License 3029 12 Vean In Medford. Ore. 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