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Anarew t,. [\iewion, negiunai Director of the Post Office Department.and speaker for the dedication, said that in addition to the service and the building, this was a further dedication to the demo cracy of the United States. He said that the United States is the greatest country that ever existed and if it were only half as good as it is, it would be twice as good as any othei; He also said the U. S. postal
service is the greatest and] if it were only half as good as it is, it would still be twice as good as any other worldwide.
Congressman John O. Marsh Jr. presented Mrs. Gentry a fifty star flag which had flown over the U. S. Capitol. Mr. Marsh said the postal service is the pulse of America for communication is the life blood of a community. Assistant Directbr Frank J.
Fifteen Scouts Attend
Camp Rock Enon
Fifteen Boy Scouts from Rappahannock are attending summer camp this week at R oc k Enon near Gore, Va. From Troop 64, Washington are. John Henry Williams, Wade Wallihan Massie, Danny Hitt, Stewart Palmer, Billy Payne, Stewart Hawkins and John G. Carney, III. They were accompanied by Scoutmaster T. C. Lea. Attending camp from Sperry, ville Troop 65 are Frank Cof fey, C. E. Dodson, Roy Reev^ Roy Thomas, Charles Thomas, George Woodward, Jimmy Orange and Bill Kilby.
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