The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-26
COMMITTEESFOR
 COMMUNITY CLUB
President Robertson Names Men for the Various
 Activities


 featured the meeting of tho Com munity club luncheon which was held yesterday afternoon at o'clock at the Southern club.
 ". V. M Robertson, Jr.s president of the club, presided and announced that a change had been made on the program committee, and that only one member would be appointed for each month, instead of three mem hers for the entire six months.
 Those who were appointed on the committee for the next six months were as follows: April, Paul $. Hughes; May, Fucker Agee; June, O.. G. Gresham; July, Brewer Dixon; August, Sumpter Smith. The other committees, appointed for six months, were;
 Entertainment: Francis W. Shep- pard, chairman; John R, Oden, Mel vile Davis and William II. Brant- ley. Jr.
 Open house warming: William H. Saddler, Jr.. chairman; Lee c. Brad ley. Jr.. Louis Ford, Evans Dunn, William P. Moore, Pete M. Smith.
 Membership: Ben c. Morgan, chair man; William Hayden Brooks, Ver- non c. Badham.
 Public affairs: Joseph F. Mudd, chairman: Nelson M. Snow, C. Powell Noland.
 Welfare: Frank M. Dixon. chair man; Gordan D. Palmer, vice chair man. Thomas c. Estes. Pratt Thomas and John M. Bradley,
 Baseball: Henry W. Perry. Jr,, chairman; Charles A. Jones, Jr., James Edgar Bowron. E. R. McDa- vid, Jr.
 Auditing: Charles R. Estes, chair man; Lamar Aldrldge. John B. Cox.
 The Interclub council; President, i, W. V. M. Robertson, Jr., Mark A.. Myatt, Jr, Lonnie P. Munger.
 Press: Joe M. Ford, chairman; John W. Heidt, J. W. Johnston, Miss Jessica Ingram, Miss Berney Gi1len.
 Roster: Walter Agee. chairman; Howard R. Terry, T. Marcus Mc- Clellen. James B. Webb.
 Budget: Merrill s. Pratt. chair man; John M. Prowell, Leslie M. Fulenwider.
 Vote qualification: A. A. Adams. Jr.. chairman; Henry L. Badham. Jr.. Atwell Brown.
 Boys work: Sterling Edwards, chairman; James Edgar Brown.
 Inland waterways: Edward l.. Nor ment, chairman; William M. Spencer, Jr., T. Anglin White.
 Warrior river camp committees:
 Building: Louis Ford, chairman: James A. Simpson, William Will5er- son, Edmund c. Armes. W. Wood, Charles R. Estes.
 Plans and grounds: Julian Smith, chairman; James B. Abbott, Paul s. Hughes, Ebert Jemison. B. W. Worthington.
 House furnishings: Evans Dunn, chairman; Ben c. Morgan. Claude II. Estes.
 House rules: Edmund c. Armes. 4 chairman; Junius Wathall. Stewart 1T. Frazer, John M. Bradley.
 Legal: James A. Simpson. chair man; Lloyd c. Bowers, John R. Boyle.
 Treasurer: William c. oFerrall.
 Notes: Fucker Agee, chairman. Highway: Thornton Estes, chair man; Reese Adamson, Julian Smith, James A. Simpson, William II. Sad dler, Jr.
 The community Chest committees appointed were: Lloyd G. Bowers, general chairman; working model and construction: William N. Rogers, Ray l.. Lang, Claude H. Estes. Bud- get data: Paul s. Hughes. Col1ec- tion: Crawford Johnson, Jr., chair man; T. H. Benners, Jr., ,Atwell J. Brown, Joe P. Cook, Leslie F'ulen- wider. P. H. Haskell, Jr., J. R. oden. Tram P. Sessions. J. R. Smith, W. W. Westmoreland. Lee c. Bradley. Jr. and Walter Agee.
 Resolutions from the Alabama Fishermen and Hunters association stating its great public work for the conservation of game and fish in Alabama, and asking the co-opera- tion and assistance of all citizens and especially of sportsmen, where by the Community club and its mem- bers will be directly benefited by improving the fishing grounds of the Warrior river, were read by the president. The club indorsed these resolutions and stated that 1t recom- mended and urged that It's members encourage the Alabama Fishermen and Hunters association in their en- deavors by becoming members of the association. A report on the progress of the Community camp on the War rior river, was made by Evans Dunn, chairman of the furnishing committed, which requested all mem bers to assist the committee in se- curing furniture for the club cot tages.
 A letter from Everett Blanks. former member of the club, but now of Oakland, Cal, was read by John c. Bradley, as was also an editorial from the San Franscio Chronicle. Upon re- quest the route to the Community camp on the Warrior river was mapped out as follows: Take road leading through Fairfield, do not turn at Bessemer turmoil, continue straight. pass under elevated rail road, continue straight until you reach Taylor's Ferry. then turn to left fork, continue straight until you reach sign post marked Lock 17 4.2 miles. Leave Lock IT road and go straight ahead on right fork of road and about three fourths mile come to a sign board marked Fort Higdon and then turn sharply to right at burned house.