Originally published in The Paper, November 1971.
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Any readers of The Paper who have had similar problems in obtaining loans to purchase or repair property in the neighborhood, could help the current campaign for fair lending practices by sending their names and addresses, and the name of the lending institutions dealt with, to The Paper, 6008 Kingsbury, St. Louis, Mo.
Workers busy on improvements at the DesPeres Branch Library, Mrs. Smith (former librarian), Betty Newsham, & our new librarian, Dale.
Originally published in The Paper, November 1971.
Residents of the Pershing area met recently with the Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council to seek solutions to the problem of crime in their area which was the scene of three rapes in the past month.
The Skinker-DeBaliviere Youth Council is organizing a group to help the young adults in our vicinity to help themselves.
Adoptive homes for black children, especially children ages 6-12.
Redevelopment plans for the "triangle area" were submitted, as scheduled, to the City Plan Commission on October 6th.
On Nov. 5, 1971, at 6:30 PM, Mrs. Mary Kelly of Union Electric Company is sending a representative to demonstrate a cooking course for the cooking class at Hamilton School.
THE PAPER would like to thank the congregation of Delmar Baptist Church for voting to stay in the neighborhood.
A Mom and Dad's Night Out fund raising event is being planned by Washington Heights Neighbors to be held October 16 at 7:30 in the large assembly room at St. Roch's Church.
Beginning Saturday, Sept. 18, the Des Peres Branch Library has been getting a new face.
