Boy — am I slow to catch on!
Category: Neighbors
Editor's Note: In the interest of fairness, we asked the Women's Liberation group, which is located at Washington University, to reply to Mrs. Lottes' column.
When you talk about urban changes and the Skinker-DeBaliviere area with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Walsh (properly Mr. and Mrs. William D.), you are apt to get a smile and a question, "Which changes?"
Mrs. Genevieve Holley, 5822 Pershing, is the new block chairman for the south side of the 5800 block of Pershing for Washington Heights Neighbors — Mr. Melvin Archie is the block chairman for the 5800 block of Nina Place.
One of the city's major construction jobs spontaneously occurred September 27 at the corner of Skinker and Kingsbury, when a World's Fair era column which had fallen was rebuilt by a handful of amateur Kingsbury street craftsmen.
(Beginning with this issue we will regularly report births, marriages and anniversaries in THE PAPER.
What's it like being middleaged, middle income, white American today?
To help you get to know your Council representatives better, we interviewed each Council member (with the exception of Pat Kohn who was out of town and a new member to be elected by Parkview Associates) — call your representative!
The death of our neighbor, Phil Lucier, on July 24th has been widely reported in the news media.
We extend a special thanks to our volunteer distributors and the neighborhood children who help them put THE PAPER on your doorstep.
Mrs. Dorothy Coleman Garrett has been, for a long time, a hidden power in the community.
"If we don't win here, St. Louis will be shot."
