As in the past, THE PAPER will not be published in January, to allow our staff to enjoy the Holidays.
Category: Back Issues
The spiders and jack-o-lanterns have been cleared away after a very successful Halloween party at the Des Peres Library; our thanks go to the community people who were indispensible to its success: Mrs. Mary Parker in her witch costume; Loretta Lloyd, Gwen Jacques, Marilyn Jones, Nancy Joyner and others who just saw our need and pitched in.
The girls, having been duly rededicated and invested are moving on toward Christmas.
During the most recent meeting of the Washington Heights Neighbors Board Of Directors the Membership chairperson, Anna Busch, mentioned that there are 48 paid members in the Washington Heights Neighbors.
The survey by St Louis University of all branches of the St. Louis Public Library is just now being finished, later than expected.
Out of concern for the problems faced by firemen in our neighborhood one week recently (small fires and false alarms), Sarah Stuart of the 4th Grade at St. Roch's School suggested that the class write notes to Captain Neil Svetanics of Firehouse 30 on DeBaliviere to express their feelings.
Jr. Girl Scout Troop 2886 camped at the Lion's Den in late October.
Are you ready for November?
Troop 31, Grace Methodist meets on Thursday evenings at 7:30 in Fellowship Hall.
The team police in the area have exexpressed a desire to paint addresses on the top step in front of every residence in the Skinker-Debaliviere area and also on the garage or post in the back of every residence.
Troop 128, Hamilton School meets every Tuesday evening at 7:00 p.m. in the Boys' gym of Hamilton School.
The women of St. Roch's are sponsoring a quilting-needlework kaffee klatsch every Wednesday from 10 am to noon in the convent basement, 305 Rosedale.
