The review., 1921-05-19
Cummings Will be
Executive Officer

! FFeueT1c "A. cummings will be To-
cal executive of High Point communi-
ty service if the recommendations
| made by the board of directors at its
| meeting Friday night are accepted by
the executive committee of the local
that the work of Mr.. Cummings had
been satisfactory and that a more
capable official for permanent work
here could not be found.
The executive committee has not
yet held it's meeting, but it is expect
ed to go into conference soon and
reach some decision. That the body
will vote to employ Mr.. Cummings
was thought highly probable by those
in close touch with members of the
committee.
The community service organizer
came to High Point several months
ago, having been sent here from New
York by the national organization.
He has had no inconsiderable expe-
rience in community service work,
which enables him to satisfortily fill
the place in this city.
The meeting Friday night was
marked by large attendance and en-
thusiasm. Despite the i'lclement
weather large number of the direc-
tors attended and discussed the pro-
gram of activities for High Point.
A. E. Tate, president Of the organi-
Zation, presided.
A report from Walter Hargett,
chairman of the campaign to raise
zfundSs for community service, showed
that more than $4,000 had been Sc
cured since the drive was launched.
Efforts are being made to raise $4,000
and secure large membership. Sew
eral citizens have voluntarily doubled
Steve Clark told the directors that
he would gladly donate office space
and telephone service for community
service.
Officers of the High Point COM
munity service are as follows:
A. +. Tate, president; Mrs. Willis
H. -Slane, secretary; w. L. Hargett,
treasurer.
Board of directors-J. Allen Aus
tin, J. Worth Bacon, S. r. Bivens, DR..
George R. Brown, G. w. Clark, Mrs.
r. T. Chappell, Rev. C. P. CobIe, Mrs.
w. A. Copeland, Miss Clara Cox, j.
Elwood Cox, Joseph D. Cox, S. L. Da-
Wis, j. J. Farriss, E. w. Freeze, T. j.
Gold, Mrs. Frank Gurley, Walter l..
Hargett, David Harris, Charles Hoer-
tel, w. C. Idol, V. A. J. Idol, Eli In
gram, Mrs. w. c.. Jones, Grover Kerr,
Gurney King, B. w. Kirknan, Rev.
w. A. Lambeth, Rev. Roy E. Lem
bach, DR.. w. j. McAnally, DR.. 1. T.
aMnn, w. M. Marr, o. E. Mendenhall, !,
J. Ed. Mills, G. c. Muse, c. c. Rob
bins, w. G. Shipman, Mrs. E. M: Ship
man, Mrs. Willis H. Slane, Mrs: K.
c.. Soyars, DIR. d. A. Stanton, w. l..
Stamey, James 7. Stewart, Mrs. j..
H. Tate, F. N. Tate, Mrs. VIM. Tate,
P. A. Thomas, C. F. Tomlinson.
Executive committee-The execu-
tive committee is made up of the Of
ficers of the organization, the chair
men of standing committees and tlf-
teen members of the board of direc-
tors as follows:
J. Allen Austin, Mrs. w. A. Cope
land, J. Elwood Cox, Mrs. c. Dunbar'
J. J. Farriss, David Harris, w. &.
Idol, ". A. j. Idol, Mrs. w. c. Jones,
Rev. w. A. Lambeth, w. M. Carr
w. G. Shipman, w. L. Stamey, +. N.
Tate.
Finance committee-Dr. d. A. Stan
ton. chairman; w. C. Idol, v. A. j.
Idol, Walter Hargett, w. G. Shlpman'
David Harris,~ E. w. Freeze, A. T..
Tate, ex-officio. ..
Chairmen of standing committees
Community music, Jos. d. Cox; play
grounds, w. M. MARI; community
Celebrations, E. w. Freeze; yards and
gardens, H. A. Mills; publicity, q.
P. Coble.