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Charles Brown has been living in St. Louis libraries all his life.
`The Story Lady,' known in real life as Miss Sherry Eckrich, the children's librarian at the Des Peres library, introduces as many as 40 children a day to the world of books and the pleasant experience of having a story read to you on a lazy summer afternoon.
If you stand on the steps of Hamilton School between 7:30 and 5:30 each weekday, you'd swear another school year was already in session.
In the Delmar Baptist Pre-School summer classes the children spend the morning excitedly feeding some hungry guinea pigs.
An experiment in reforming drug addicts, which has been tried successfully at a few celebrated institutions like Synanon in California and Daytop Village in New York, has come to the Skinker-DeBaliviere area.
"This is better than a real school.
The Paper wishes to bid farewell to Dr. Hager, Pastor of Grace Methodist Church, as he leaves for his new duties in Belgium.
Of all the posts to be filled in the coming elections, the one that will have the most direct effect on our area is that of Alderman.
Originally published in The Paper, August 1970.
ALDERMEN 28TH WARD Democrats: Larry Costello (incumbant), John Roach, William Smith Republicans: William Franklin, Ed Walsh STATE REPRESENTATIVES 72ND DISTRICT Democrats: Frank R.
The public school system is the backbone of the country.