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To: Ilaine who wrote (65279)	8/29/2004 3:55:51 PM
From: Lane3	Respond to of 793674

A friend of mine tells a story about his mother who as an emergency head covering during a family emergency grabbed a dusting cloth and put that on her head! In my family it was handkerchiefs. (Remember handkerchiefs? <g>) Mother always made me carry one. I remember using them on my head when traveling whenever I toured a church. When I was young, to go to Catholic church you had to cover your head if you were female. I didn't know that had changed. Maybe that's what happened to the hat business. (Remember hats? <g>) Or perhaps the demise of the hat business triggered the change in the Church. Nah. Couldn't be. The Church doesn't change that fast. If Rome can change their head-covering policy, then there's hope for Islam...