A garden is a place set aside from the hectic world.
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Forrest Eggenberg, who for 22 years worked at the Parkview Barber Shop, retired in April.
Charles Brown, librarian at the Des Peres Branch since March 1970, whose efforts have made the library somewhat of a neighborhood center, left the Des Peres Branch in mid-April.
When you talk urban real estate with Mr. Don Lipton of Lipton Realty Company, especially real estate in the Skinker-DeBaliviere area, you are apt to wind up on a guided tour.
In February the first in a series of art exhibits was held at Grace Methodist Church on Waterman.
People's School, Experienced Teacher Fellowships, Black Studies Curriculum.
If the Reverend Calvin Stuart ever regrets his appointment as executive director of the Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council, Inc., he'll have no one to blame but himself.
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?"
Jim L'Ecuyer has a great fondness for condemned buildings.
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."
