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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1930
Page
9
Mrs. W. T. Bost told a Raleigh audience broadcast by WPTF that communities must provide juvenile courts, wholesome environments, and recreational facilities to curb delinquency. She urged replacing indecent mags and poor cinema with libraries and positive activities to help youth grow into decent adults.
One new certificate of incorporation was issued by the secretary of state. Charlotte Packing and Refining Company plans to own and operate a slaughter and packing house with authorized stock of 25000 and subscribed stock of 1000. Founders include George W. Parr of Lancaster South Carolina O W Connor and Edward Wolf of Charlotte.
The country boy turned financier and Conservative leader R. B. Bennett wins the Dominion election to become Canada’s next premier. Born sixty years ago in Hopewell Hill New Brunswick he built a vast fortune and rose through Calgary politics before entering the House of Commons in 1911. Bennett, never married, favors literature and travels with sister Mildred as hostess.
Raleigh Aug 8 C F Korstian silviculuturist at the United States Appalachian Forest Experiment Station Asheville resigns to become director of the Duke forest near Durham. He will assume duties about September 1 and may help establish a Duke forestry school. He is an authority on forests and a Nebraska graduate who did advanced work at Yale.
The item highlights Sig Littlejohn a 80 year old who has worked 57 years for the Southern railway and notes other local figures: Margaret Cobb turning centenarian at 161 and Rev. David Aman aged 93 birthday marking long service as Baptist minister and Confederate veteran.
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