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These days we tend to think of education as an expensive commodity as, of course, it is. There are, however, educational services available in our area whose cost is nominal or non-existent. The People’s Community School, the Craft Alliance, and the Missouri Historical Society all offer classes, programs, or tours which may interest all age groups.
People’s Community School
HAMILTON SCHOOL, after 6 p.m. Mon., Wed., Fri., 863-2600
Mon. Eve.: Charm, Millinery, Typing
Wed. Eve.: Typing, Sewing, Knitting, Macrame, Crocheting, Bookkeeping, Drama Instruction
Fri. Eve.: Interpretive Dancing, Black American History
Craft Alliance Center
6640 Delmar; 10–2; Tuesday–Friday… 725-1177
For Kids:
Dabbler Workshop — ages 2-1/2–5
Workshop A — 6–8
Saturday Studio — 9–13
Ceramics — 8–11
Workshop B — 9–12
Ceramics — 11–15
December Studio — 8–10
Design in Papier Mache — 11–14
For Adults: Ceramics, Jewelry, Etching, Figure Drawing, Spinning, Christmas Ornaments, Landscape Painting, Weaving, Macrame, Photography, Sculpture.
Missouri Historical Society
Jefferson Memorial, Lindell at DeBaliviere, 727-9265. (Talks and tours for groups by appointment)
Saturday talks and crafts hour, October through April, ages 7–12.
Nov. 4 — Stagecoach Sam
11 — Kidnapping of Jemina Boone
18 — Pigeon Pie
25 — California or Bust
Originally published in The Paper, December 1972.
Read this article in the original newspaper issue.
Original source: SD_Times1972_12.pdf, printed page(s) 6.
