The a.utomobile was kneyked a dis
tance of 30 feet, but was not badly
wrecked.
GIRL SCO! PS TO CAMP
Oakleigh plantation, home of Mr.
and Mrs. C. S. Ward, will be the
j scene of the annual encampment of
j the Girl Scouts Etowah countv.
j which will be held during the week
• of August 27. Mm. Frank Mar teen
I and Misses Ita Stacks and Marjorie
Crum pier will be in charge as in
j structors. About 100 girls from Ala
bama City, Attalla and Gadsden will
attend.
BEGIN BRIDGE WORK
Test holes for piers for the pro
posed new $300,000 bridge across the
Coosa river at the foot of Broad
street are now being sunk on both
the Gadsden and East Gadsden sides
of the stream. An old ferry boat is
being used in soundings In the river,
and 1t is expected that all prelimi
nary work of this kind will soon be
completed.
FARM TO RE AITTIONED
The Stours farm, of 552 acres, one
half of which is in Attalla. has been
cut up Into - lots, factory sites and
truck gardens, and will be sold at
auctipn Thursday. The city is plan
ning to carry water, telephone and
lighting service to the addition.
