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Mates may I never hear of her.” Spoken in uncontrolled anger, he was granted his wish. Banished to a distant island area he lived in remorse, isolated from all communication with his native land and died there in the unrelenting stricture of his §ent<£hce.
This happened long-ago and far from Rappahannock County, Va., but today’s events are now, and their effect is casting a shadow on every young man in this nation. Thus history could repeat itself, laying the unfortunate finger of fate upon one of our own Rappahannock young men unless the barrier is raised.
“Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it.” With this formula in mind the Amissville Ruritans committee on Citizenship and Patriotism early this year, formulated plans to train the Boy Scouts of Sperryville, Flint Hill and Amissville in the way which would indoctrinate the work-reward principle, and the love of country, and the flag they have pledged to salute. Perhaps no particular distinction has been recorded to Rappahannock County in the past. However, this image may soon be t altered if these present plans of the Amissville Ruritan Clubsucceed. Rappahannock County would then become that ideal portion of geography in the United States, where every home flies the red, white and blue and every Boy Scout brims with patriotism. With the cooperation of troop leaders, the Citizenship and Patriotism committee outlined a proposal whereby each Boy Scout selling three United States flags, would receive the reward of a day’s
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