WYNN DEPLORES ROADS
City Attorney Spends Considerable
Portion Of Vocation On Bad Hoads j
“From Cave Spring. Ga , to the j
near vicinity of Birmingham, the '
roads are simply awful," is the way
City Attorney W. I. Wynn expressed i:
after a motor trip from Birmingham j
to Eatonton, Ga., and return. He went
to Eatonton to spend his vacation, he
said, but, instead, spent no small part
of it in, not on, the roads between,
going and coming.
“ Luck was, with us,” he said, "for
the entire trip was made in a second
hand car, three years old, of a make
which some speak of as Lizzie’s
aunt."
Wost Georgia farmers, Mr. Wynn
said, are in a transition period,
breaking away from cotton and try
ting out peanuts instead. They are
doing a lot of complaining, for the
boll weevil has full control of what
cotton has been planted.
TO SPEAK BEFORE CLUB
D. D. Conn, manager of the public
relations division of the American
Railway association, will be the
guest of the Birmingham Traffic and
Transportation club at its Monday
luncheon and will address the mem
bers. The luncheon will take place
In the Hillman hotel dining room at
12:15 o’clock. Mr. Conn is an expert
in transportation matters.
JOINT SINGING PLANNED.
A Joint annual singing will he
held by the Jefferson county and
Warrior River Christian Harmony
Musical association at the Garden
dale Baptist c*hurch Sunday, it was
announced by A. A. Vines, president of
the Jefferson. County Christian Har
mony association. Dinner will be :
served at noon and a larre attend
ance Is expected.
