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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-07-16

folio 500, one Of the Land Mort
gage Records OF Garrett County.
Maryland, and duly assigned to the
undersigned for the purpose of
foreclosure. default having occurred
under the terms and provisions
thereof I. the undersigned AS
signee, do hereby give notice that
on
SATURDAY. July p, 1859
At the Hour Of 1t:O0 A. M. Day
light Saving Time, G0.00 A. NJ,
Eastern Standard Time.
in front Of the Court House in the
Town Of Oakland. Garrett County,
Maryland ! will offer for sale at
public auction all that property
known as the Table Rock Inn prop
crty situate along Route No. 50. in
Election District No. 8, in Garrett
County Maryland the same being
composed of the following parcels
of land to-wit:
FIRST: Beginning at three bound
ed chestnut trees standing at the
end Of 7215 perches on the seventh
ilIe % IIlc q a. VI IN ~
ming Of the land described in a
deed from the Maryland Coal Com
Danv to the Preston Lumber & Coal
Company. dated April s 1901, and
recorded in Liber FIT. No. 80.
On 2uo ~ ~. NV 1 l's'.. VI
VI va e,I Do'.'i'N wa, - ' NV
-! uil.ii',;, 49, w, pal o. 90
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DO 20 90 pei 10 w. IN oo ~ 90 SEQ en-
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AFORESAID oeeQ 10 inc lI,'S'oIi i-ullI-
DeI y ! ga N"iilpdlH 'Ileilcc 'iic
nlhS WIN IHe ,eili"l.il'iN l5'ie9 VI
me I"'u uSSc' DC II! S''l'c 49, =,
WIN iHds!'S,iC o.Nli'ie'ioii ~ 4 -"
a c oTel-!l"'Ioi 9liicC ~ ~. ca
l9oI IS iollo"s. Nof'h 81 % EdSt'
z3.4o perches 70 a req OAK lLee'
norm ., 4 haSl' 1Z'o ~ pc pCr ,,l4
10 I hes'hu' 'iee' Noith 10 ~ - -
81 pefcneS 10 d red OAK 'tee' Nor'h
D" " EaSt, zo,9f percncS 70 ci u. 80
nut lree; NCrth 4 ~ Fast, zA'zz
percnes 10 a bounded ciiCS'Ilu. 'Ie,''
No!th - % E"SD, 30 5ol SiG .; -
cnestilut tree; NORM 81 70 hasl'
i2.oO P ,as 10 cheSllitll tIee'
norm ~ ID East 59.4o PeachtS 10
req OAK lree, Nor'h % VI East
1910 petcIlca 10 d Icu Dan 'ee'
norm - I'd East 9.o4 PeIciieS 10
2 chestnut 'ree; Nofln 10 East
5lI3 pefches 10 RED OAK 'ree;
Norm ~ 4O East 1o.9o perchcS 70
req OAK tree; North 81 % East
13.f8 percheS TO the De8lhhlnS'
CONTAINING lO3.o acres, more or less.
EXCEPTING thererom q strip
OF land approximately 3ON2oa ieet
lying on the North side OF Hlgh-
| way Route %. Which mas beeh mere.
toforc conveyed to the State OF
Maryland for use OF the State Road
Commission Tor scenic purposes. by
deed duly recorded among the
Land Records Of Garrett County,
Maryland.
EXCEPTING, ALSO. all OF the
coal, OH, gas and Other numerals IN
and underlying said land, with the
right to enter upon and prospect
and remove the same as provided
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-07-16
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

STOLEN Tuesday night, between
Red House, Md and Fellowsville
W va. billfold containing sum Of
money and valuable papers. Party
may keep money but please return
papers to Theodore Rollen Oak
land, r. /, box 2s4.-Adv. 2O-3t.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-07-16
TREASURER'S TAX SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN GARRETT COUNTY, MARYLAND

Under and by virtue Of the pow
ers and authority vested in the
Treasurer of Garrett County.
Maryland. by Sections 70 to SOW
of Article 81 Of the Annotated Code
Of Maryland O939 Edition. and
amendments thereto the under
signed ana former Treasurer Of
said County, will or
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-07-16
JULY 25, 1853
Beginning at 100 P. M. Sharp,
Daylight Saving Time

Five piece mahogany bedroom
Suite, mans Wardrobe, overStuffed
Chair with Ottoman, overstuffed
Chair 2 rocking Chairs, straight
Chairs, end Tables, 2 Tables, ll0or
Lamp, table Lamp, flower Vases
and Brackets. light Fixtures, Pc
lures and Frames. 9 Venetiln
Blinds, pair curtain Stretche:s. odd
lot of Dishes, small gas Range, blvd
Cage with Stand, hot Plate. electric
Grill, 2 sets bunk Beds, met?l
radiator Covers, 4 French Doors,
2 glass cupboard Doors, = window
Sashcs with Glass, 2 wood Doors
! wardrobe Trunk. porch Screens
and many other items too numef-
Gus to mention
Terms: Cash on day of sale All
articles must be moved from prem
ises on day Of sale.
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SATURDAY, AUG. 1. 1853
At the Hour of 1880 \. NJ. EST.

- 'AN A-"Ni W ~ wv - 49, i--'1- ! =
j., III front o. me GoGiI mouse IN
the gown on QaHIa!d' T3tfett Ooun-
~ NAL IalIu' VII oiie! loI salG
a' puoHG /" tetioIl inc l"iio" i'E Iet'l
estate Io-"iI'
All those pieces or parcels of
land situate, lying and being IN
Election District No. Il, Garrett
County, Maryland. which are par
ticularly described as follows:
l-BEGINNING at a 2Q-inch Pin
Oak in the North line of Military
Lot BOIL, and standing about 66S
feet from the Northwest corner OF
Lot 30ll, and running thence with
pole and wire fence, South 3Il.5
feet to a buried stone marked "B.
Nc. b. IN the fence line; thence
West 40 feet to a buried stone
marked "B.N.-C.B. /; thence North
28O.5 feet to a buried stone marked
"B.N.-C.B. by 4 4-lnch Red Oak;
thence West, 1913 feet to a buried
stone marked "B.N.-C.B. . thence
North 297 feet to buried stone
marked "B.N.-C.B. in the North
line OF Lot BOIL; thence with the
line Of Yoder and VandersaaI with
the North line OF Lot Boil, with
old well marked line trees, East
247.5 feet to the beginning, con-
tanning POI acres, more OF less,
and beng the same property which
was conveyed to Blanche v. NaZel-
rod by deed from Cora A. Bailey,
ct al. dated the 18th day OF April,
1886, and recorded III Liber A. q. T..
No. l12, folio 2SS, one of the Land
Records of Garrett County, Mary
land.
2-BEGINNING for the same at
a planted stone marked "BNEH"
standing at the end of the second
line of the land described in deed
from A. L. Nazelrod and wife to
Irwin L. Harvey. dated August %,
1929, and recorded in Liber f. Z. r..
No. 80. folio 538. one of the Land
Records of Garrett County. Mary
land. and running thence with a
part of the third line thereof,
South 81 degrees 30 min. East. 239
feet to a stake standing at the end
of the second line of the first parcel
of land described in a deed from
said A. l.. Nazelrod and wife to
Bruce f. Harvey, dated August %,
1871, and recorded in Liber A. G..
R. No. 1875, folio 532, one of the
said Land Records of Garrett Coun-
ty, Maryland; thence reversing said
line and crossing over a l6-foot
roadway, North ~ degrees AZ nm
hasJ' o3.o Ieet 10 T. STAKE stanai u
land Ia Described as the second parcel
in the last above mentioned deed;
thence running Win the second Inc
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-07-16
LEWIS Il. JONES.
Assignee,
Oakland. Maryland.

Any prospective purchaser de
string to inspect the aforesaid prop
erty and the furnishings in Table
Rock Inn" can do so by applying 60
Jones & Jones, Oakland. Maryland.
ADV 18-4t
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Edw. {. Lawrence
Oakland, Maryland
Adv. 20-2t.
FOR ATHLETES FOOT
USE A KERATOLYTIC
BECAUSE

II SLOUGHS OFF the tainted outer skin
to expose buried fungi and kills ii on
contact Get this STRONG, keratolytic
fungicide. tai, at any drug store. II not
pleased IN ONE HOUR. your iOc back.
Now at Englander's Pharmacy.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-07-16


Gatre'' Noun'y, aIoreSl'iu' loI i'o''I
payment Oh state, county ana
MUnlcipal taxes as hereinafter SET
iofth:
o
/. tfVln t2ze4ha2kef' Di5,f!ct
Ne. 4. An undlNidedi "hG-hal1 IN,
tefeSt IN - acres ol coal assessed
&c. trVm faZenoakef IN EieclIo'l
District NO. 4 ana ueihg lne S&h'
"hlcn was conveyed 10 ElTin az Z
ehbaKef by deea rom Igs9C g,
FazehDaKef' CT uN. oateu 'Ile 11llu
day OF March, "U2' ana recorded
IN LlbGr 2. p !. no. ~ Iol!o ~ ~ =
said Erwin Fazenb" ker upon inc
deaths OF sald Jesse + SIehoaHer
and Margaret ). faZenbaker: iIs
VIE unGer 'tGe PROVISIONS o. inc +
aforementioned oeeG. , Pau ~ %iI'
county taNes due Iof l9oV' ! 70 /,
l9o2 ana l92#' olal amount on
taxes due S9l9.9". CoSls "s Sai''
Sl6.O2. lolal as or daE OF SAFE
93".o4. Assessed Va!ue' 9-'f
- -. D:.4:.
bSf. l hlie I l1eIi', , i'iS y ' t' =
10. D. y n TI9rl u i;tiIu H. I5It ~
Delil4I" 'IgS ilt.iS III " i:'C ,o ,.,.'
Jistllol ~ - Voi''i hn H. ~" a., 80
nloLe OF lcsS; i''i'' oe'i,1 ~, ~. ~. -
property D Mi'ic'' ""@ 'o j.I.. ~
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l'l9liIc ~ - '''t,. DV',S ,,,. ',1 r.
P[operSI T''i'l l WE, f, o'', $500 ~ w
~ e,i 0lil.'" -! ~ ao G'5' i,,. -
9lD Xxx "atp}i ,le ~, KIT ~ .boi.
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county VaN[S @"G -oi iJ' ',, ~ e
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, , l8o 10 o'dI a. oi "a" Sooo Vi '''i'
$3.50 Assessed N'Iue 'A00'
5 German Coal company, DIS
trIct No. 3, Tract Oh coal assessed 5S, d
to German Coal Company N E!CG-
ton District No. 3, containing 32V
9 rs acres, more or less, ana be-
ING the same coal winch was con-
veyed to German Coal Company
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-07-16
FXAMIN ALTON FOR NINE
FOREM CERTIFICATE
OF COMPETENCY

Frostburg, Maryland, Tuesday
and Wednesday, August 1 and ),
1853. Registration promptly at 900
AN, DIST, Tuesday, August ),
1858, at State Teachers College.
For application blank and informa-
ton apply: Maryland Bureau of
Mines, City Building. Westernport,
Maryland.-Adv. 18-5t.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-07-16

Robert w. Stemple, Director Of The Gar
rett County Welfare Board
Hazel b. Nazelrod, ct viz
No. 1887 Equity. In the Circuit Court
for Garrett County. Maryland
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-07-16
PAUL NJ. GEORGE.
PUBLIC SALE
OF PERSONAL PROPERTY

l will offer for sale to the high
est responsible bidder, off the alley
in the rear of the Pontiac Garage,
Oakland, Maryland, the following
personal property, on
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-07-16

II. Bessie f. and Okareda
Junkins. District No ii. All that
parcel of land assessed as contain
ing six acres, assessed to Bessie
E. and Okareda Junkins, in Elec-
ton District No. IA, being the same
which was conveyed to Bessie +.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-04-11
JEANLLOND WEBS
RICHARD BAKER

Wedding bells rang for Miss
Jean Lloyd, daughter of Mrs,
Clara Smith of 1859 NV 5th
ave. on Easter day, when she
became the bride of Richard
Baker, in a marriage held on the
beautiful lawn at Georgette's Tea
Room in Brownsville. The bride
was attended by her life long
friend, Mrs. Ruby Hightower
Balm.
The couple was royalty enter
tanned at a bridal shower, held
Monday night at SAC NV 18th
st. A large crowd was present.
Willie Knight was best man.
Little Alberteen DeVeaux, daugh-
ter Of MIR. and Mrs. Peter De-
veaux and niece of Miss Mildred
DeVeaux was the flower girl. A
large crowd was present to wit
ness the marriage.
The bride was gorgeously at
tired in a white net dress over
white satin, with ten tails Of
ruffles draped from the side. She
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-04-11
BTW BAND IN
CONCERT
APRIL IS

The Booker T. Washington
High School Marching Band OF
"a boys and girls, and the Con-
cert Band Of 20 boys and girls
are hard down at work and spend
ing a considerable number of ex-
ira hours rehearsing for two very
important events. These two
events are the band concert on
Wednesday night, April IS at 8:15
in the beautiful BTW high school
auditorium. The admission is IS
cents for children and SO cents
for adults. All Miamians are ask
ed to come out and enjoy an
evening of good band music. The
program will consist of marches,
overtures, symphonic selections,
popular selections of today and
novelties. Mr.. Timothy Savage,
the bandmaster, has arranged a
program that everybody will find
enjoyable. The performing groups
consist of the concert band, the
junior band, ensembles, and an
outstanding guest artist.
The second event is the State
Band Festival Contest at Orlan-
do, Fla. Last year the BTW Tor
nado bands won superior ratings
and this year BTW wants to do
the same. The very fine band
parents club of BTW has as al
ways pledged to MIR. Savage and
the school their whole hearted
support.
William Turner, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-04-11

also wore a white satin hat with
pearls, and a white shoulder ven.
Her shoes were of white satin,
and she carried a beautiful bou-
quet of white carnations.
The brides attendant was
dressed in a stunning gown OF
blue over blue satin. She also
wore a blue hat with sequence.
Her shoes were silver slippers and
she carried a cute nosegay OF
forget-me-notS.
Both the bridegroom and best
man wore evening attireS.
A very appropriate program
was rendered before and after the
ceremony. Prof. Linton Berrien,
Little Vivian Hopkins and Mar
sha McIven, the Elite Gospel
Singers, Misses Dorothy Ellen
and Carolyn Pinder, Richard
Dunn and others appeared on the
program.
Following the ceremony the
bridal party and the guests were
lavishly entertained at an elabor-
ate reception, during which time
an extra heavy course Of delicious
refreshments were served.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-04-11
Oratorical Contest

On Sunday, April IL, 8 pm. at
Bethel anne Church, 9th st. the
Education Department of the c..
G. A. o. Of B. and S. Love and
Charity, will hold its annual ora
torical contest between Dorsey
High, Washington High and Car
yer High.
Everyone should hear these
three high school grade students
compete. Come out and help US
make this worthwhile effort a
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-04-11
success.
success.
j. H. Williams, G.. c. E.
Spry Davis. scribe
ASTHMA COUGHS

Don't let difhcult breathing, Coughing
and wheeling, due to recurring spasms OF
ruin your sleep and energy without trying
MENDACO. Works through your blood to
help loosen and remove thick, stranglino
mucus. Thus usually ailays coughing which
Get MENDACO under money back guar
antee ct druggists,
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-04-11
bY
|ARRCHIE
| PENDER

p'NDtN ~ -
this took off for Chicago Friday after
get Delaney I'M married 5asd
bury wife Eva Our sympathy staff member
W o%n ou s
looking for two to work this for the famous Most
this laftsr boycong
the last major brewery be broken And sales continue to drop
1 brass will want to know why from e but
at shaddes Tavern boys Monday WILSON
s ftp1a
dance real nice Friday night.
ALFRED BETHEL army The Eae''oe
PATRICIA HORACE JOHNSON win walk the aisle
grandmother sADoRA BUI1ARD was S. April ROBERT DE-
La and a PHILLIP PAUL viii do CALYPSO spscay n"ber
benefit for the Dunbar Nursery a ANNA
a. An a1 ss how to do
being construction worker ali your Lite Enroll
these classes something are taking the up
PERRY doing me ea job Stas at the
FLOYD AooeRLEv AND lovely GRACE EDWARDS were mar
HARRINGTON and Leroy FIELDS welded Metropolitan Church
slated for June ALBERT "Abbie" SMITH
will tell their troubles to the preacher May at Mt Tabor Church
GRACE marry MUzoN Douglas school
day the Easter variety Fashion Faminso
Room a benefit the
ante Thursday April in Square Liberty
fessonal Beaticans Monday Style Show
came off Monday at Browns Fmous Corner in Liberty City
the auditorium benefit pa
troll trip to Washington DC real
for such good show Well Palm
the best time for affair maybe
THE oPA LocKA AMERICAN LEGION ERNIE
FIELDS his booked April 80 in the Harlem
April s in the Fango Room RALEIGH Sap M home from
CLARK and JOHN FORD wefe quzd by the grand Jury Tuesday
they this
H. A. oing
mess again SAMUEL PAYNE being shipped
ngton by Uncle Sam delicate ROSCOE
WEBB, victim
Jacksonville and considering Johns Hopkins Hospital
treatment His buddes want him to Pratt General Coral
DARNEIL4 and WYNONNIE booked Key West
May No doubt he'll
City Greater Miami Daughter Elks celebrate their Ball
IN the Harlem Square April "a DAN FRANCIS sporting
Oldsmobile and ROBERT YOUNG admiring
ANYTHING in these parts will be the Young Demo
promised unique at
LEON LEWIS did nice job on his home
crowds The Dorsey High
April q promises be the best yet Amy
a al Harlem Sunday
ANGENORA PASCHA proud brother
SPEARMAN the featured GEORGE GERSHWINS
"1S5h Street" the Omnibus Sunday
of their aing brothers NEZ BODIE improving after be-
ing hosptalzed few last Social studies
Dorsey hailed for their fine December Sk in the extravaganza
Santa the ball BENNY GRANT sporting SO Caddy
(he calls his 53 hort) JAMES Gee Gee" LUCAS celebrated
his End birthday last Tues BETTY BRAYNON and LlV!G
STON FORBES welded Monday
cola Thursday to join hubble The ALBERT JOHNSONS
an) doing Sunday in christening
down in Richmond Heights
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-08-14
Aid a Refugee .
Aid Refugee -.
Catholic Relief Agency Seeks
Home-Job Offers for 100000

NEW YORK - A minimum OF
10000 home and job guarantees
are necessary to insure that fair
share of Catholics will be brought
into this country during the next
three years under the new Ref
ugee Relief Act, Monsignor Ed
ward +. SwanStrom, executive di-
rector of War Relief Services
National Catholic Welfare Confer
ence, declared.
Diocesan Resettlement Direc-
tors throughout the country will
be ready TO receive these aSsuranc-
es which must be sent to the head
quarters of War Relic Services
NC.W.C. here in New York. the
Monsignor explained. "TheSe as
suranceS under the act will have to
be individually validated in Wash
ington-a responsibility which War
Relief Services-N.C.W.C. assumed
under the previous emergency leg
islatlon program"
The Monsignor said that WRS-
N.C.W.C., as it was in 1948 when
the Displaced Persons program
was inaugWated, is ready to move
in obtaining as many home and
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-08-14

Chapter OF the Sisterhood, group
of delegates which serve as leg
islative body for the community.
The decision to simplify the veil
the Sisters felt, was in accord with
the recommendation of the Holy
See to adapt religious habits TO
modern life. A petition was pre-
sented to the Holy Father and was
granted by a rescript of the Sacred
Congregation of Religious on De
cember 13, 1852.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-08-14
Foster Mother of Finally Boys
Fails in Efforts To See Them

PARIS - (NC) - Antoinette
Brun. Catholic foster mother OF
the Finally brothers, baptized jew
ish war orphans. was rebuffed in
her pleas 10 see the boys once
more before they we're taken by
their aunt to Israel.
Miss Brun. who directs the city
orphanage at Grenoble, told OF her
efforts TO see the children after
she had left a letter at the summer
residence Of Frances President
Vincent Auriol In it she beseech-
ed him not to let the t'.9 orphans
stay forever in foreign land TO
which they have been taken by
force"
After these efforts had failed,
Miss Brun sought to obtain per
mission through French legal su-
thorities. She filed formal plea
with the state attorney at Grenoble
asking him to forward it to Mrs.
Rossner. who was named legal
guardian after long court strug-
gle.
However, it has been learned,
the court officer who was to pre-
sent summons 10 q hearing TO
Mrs. Rossner, was unable to see
her.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-08-14

Nevertheless, the court official
set hearing to render a decision
on Miss Bruins plea, after having
heard. if possible, the views of
Miss Brun as well as Mrs. Rossner.
On the eve of the hearing, writes
the Paris daily Figaro. Mrs. Ross
ner emerged from her secrecy at
an airport and was off to obtain
for her nephews family life in a
camp"
In Israel. Mrs. Rossner was quot
ed as having told correspondents
there that il was dangerous to
agree TO Miss Bruins request TO see
the boys and dangerous to refuse
the request. II was therefore nee
essary to bring the boys away
quietly, she was quoted as saying.
The paper states that the first
reports from Israel quickly dispel
any illusions thta may have exist
ed concerning the freedom left to
Robert and Gerald Finally to re-
main French and Catholics"
According to reports from Israel
the boys were taken Immediately
after their arrival to the Neye Ilsn
kibbutz, a Jewish collective farm
settlement.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-08-14

job assurances as ii can to assist
the refugees, expellees, escapes
and residents OF oyerpopulated
areas.
Passage of the Refugee Relief
Act of 1853 will bring hope and
courage to tens of thousands of
persons still suffering as the re
suit of World War IL, the Monsig-
nor said.
The legislation will permit 214,-
600 refugees and persons from
overpopulated areas to enter the
United States during the next
three years.
The MonSignor pointed out that
major consideration has been Civ.
en- to the German eXpellees. $4,000
of whom are allowed to enter the
country under the new law. These
are people of German descent who
were expelled from their home by
communist dominated regimes in
eastern European countries.
The bill allows $4,000 escapes
from communist countries to enter
the United States MonsignoI
SWanstrom said that this provision
is a recognition Of the serious
problems being faced by western
Germany. Austria and Italy as q
result of the oyercrowding occa
stoned by persons escaping at the
risk of their lives from commun.
ist tyranny.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-08-14
LOretfO Nuns
Adopt Ne,r Yell

LORETT0, Ky.-tNC)-When the
$1,000 students taught by the Sis
ters of Loretto at the foot of the
Cross return TO their classrooms
next month, they will find their
teachers wearing a new religious
veil.
The Lorettines, who number
more than 1000 professed Sisters.
adopted new headwear on August
2, to simplify their religious garb.
They laid aside cumbersome
starched bonnets and donned new
white, bandeau-type ones with
short black wells attached. The rest
of their religious habit remains
the same.
This change in headwear was pre-
scribed in July, 1852, by General