The Clinic is a community-based organization—have you heard that before?
Category: Community Organizing
Letter to the Editors, dog owners, garbagemen and Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council: Subject: Neighborhood Pride has gone to the dogs.
If you have decided to try gardening in whatever limited space is available, the next step is to provide a soil which will grow the plants you want.
This picture tends to speak for itself.
Donations of soap, toothpaste, lotion, used but useable women's clothing, scraps of fabric, cigarettes, coffee are needed by the Alpha Omega Prison Ministry for the inmates at the State Correctional Center for Women at Tipton, Missouri.
Dear fellow readers, ERA has passed in the Missouri House of Representatives.
Although our neighborhood is steadily improving, there is still much to be done.
A group of young people from the St. Roch's Pro-Life Committee are organizing The First—and Probably Last— Annual Basketball Marathon for Life.
In last month's issue of The Paper, we printed a story about the work done by Rev. and Mrs. Lee Hall, Mrs. Shirley Deavens, and others for the inmates of the State Correctional Center for Women at Tipton, Mo.
Have you noticed a few real live people out and about these days?
After reading an article in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch written by Jake McCarthy describing the conditions at the State Correctional Center for Women at Tipton, Mo., Rev. and Mrs. Lee Hall, 6000 Block of Kingsbury, and Mrs. Shirley Deavens, principal of Hamilton Branch III School, initiated the Tipton Project.
February is the month for elections on the 5700 block of De Giverville.