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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 18, 1956)
SUNDAY. MARCH 18. lfl. PAGE FOUR HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FAI.I.S. OREGON Lakeview Woman Returns After Missionary Work LAKEVIEW A heavy enow storm heralded the return of Fran ces cory to her home in Lakeview utter four and one-hall years In Brazil a a missionary. Snow was a welcome sight, Miss Cory earn, alter ner years in a climate so mild thst houses bad no central heating facilities. As a trained missionary for the New Tribes, an interdenomlnatlon- PTA Awards Scholarship Tom Grigsbv, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Origfby and a 196) graduate of Klamath Union Well School, now attending pacific Uni versity, will receive the Fremont Junior High School Parent-Teacher Association scholarship for a sec ond year, It was announced by the executive board ol the PTA. Tom was an outstanding music student at KUHS and entered the Forest Grove university last fall as recipient of the Fremont PTA scholarship, the first given by the organisation. The award Is avail able only to student planning to teach In the elemenUry schools. In addition to a heavy first-year .4 unl.tareilH Tnin h at missionary group. Miss Cory worked fust in Belem in northeru Brazil, then in an oiphanage for Brazilian children in the slate of Sao Paulo and more recently it wrs- :a- I FRANCES CORY , twice daily with some meat, vege tables and fruit. H is customary to serve the red beans, cooked with salt, pepper and cooking oil, with a spoonlul of plain boiled rice on top. In the larger cities, Coca-Cola and American candv bars are available, she conilnued. One na tive soft drink, called "aualna." a clear, carbonated bottled drink made from a out is also readily available. "Women Just don't wear hats in Brazil, not even 10 our church," Miss Cory said. "But they do car ry umbrellas which are handy for the sudcien rainstorms and tor pro tection from Ihe sun. Also, except in Ihe larger cities, women seldom wear stockings. "There are ready-made clothes in the larger stores in Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, but none in the rural communities. Nearly all of the women sew and are expert at copying designs pictured in mail order catalogues," she added. Brazilians are a mixture of many races and their skins vary from dark to light. She admitted she I was never mistaken for a Brazil ian and that women do not travel I alone In Brazil. It is acceptable. ' however, for two women to travel together so the missionaries did not work alone. During her stay at the small vil lage of Vianopolls, ahe took care of children of American and Cana dian missionaries while their par ents did advance study In the Por tuguese language. This rural see- tion, about a thousand miles inland. naa tew. uiepnones, used ox teams for hauling and the automobile had not replaced the horse and buggy. Much of the travel waa done by flat boats on the rivers. The cli mate was fairly dry and temper ate. At Belem. just over the equa tor, rainfall Is heavy. Sao Paulo la at sea level and has a very mild climate, she said. Miss Cory was sponsored by the Lakeview group of the Church of the Open Bible. She Is at home for an indefinite stay to care for her brother's three children who lost their mother at Thanksgiving time. SALE Many Items left to clean up Art-Needlework. 412 Main . O Newspaper SPOT ADS are inexpensive repeated dally, 10 Vianopolls. colas, in central Bra zil. Her assignment followed a year of training at a New Tribes school near Chico, California, where she learned to speak and write Portuguese. Rice and beans make up the principal Items of diet in Brazil, Miss Cory related. They are served LANDSCAPING AND LAWNS Yard work end tree pruning, spraying for Dutch Elm Tret Disease, evergreens, shade and fruit trees. Colorful Nevada Flogstono far homti, fireplaces, planttrt and patioi. LAKESHORE GARDENS NURSERY Ph. 421. 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