Clark Promoted
By Steamship Co.
Henry W. Clark, Alaska Steam
ship Company representative in
Washington, DC., ha#, been elected
a vice president of the line, its
president, >D.E. Skinner, aimoune
ed this week.
Clark has held his present
. > Alaska Line post since 1S5L
Born in Wrangell, Alaska, Citric
graduated from Harvard In 1».
He coached varsity football tmm
years at Trinity College, gcgpptitg
to Harvard in 1927 as a&s&tant
director of athletics and 'history
, positions at Lafayette from 1QJS4
. positions at Lafayette from 19-13
until entering tfcoArray In 1941.
He was director of the ArwjT
athletic programduring World
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MERRY CHRISTMAS
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not femong the Earliest leasts ol
the Church The Early Fathen
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Some maintained that other dates
including Jan. 6, March 25, May
20, and April 20, were more
correct., :<■ >' '
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on your Christmas card envelopes.
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MERRY CHRISTMAS
TO YOU
In keeping with the true purpose of
Christmas with beneficial after ef
fects— Be not drunk with wine but be
filled with the Spirit of Christ.
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