Brethren & Co-Workers Letter - January 01, 1970 - Herbert W Armstrong - January 01, 1970

Herbert W Armstrong

Here it is, mid-autumn—it will be November before this letter reaches you. The brown dead leaves are falling from trees here in England—we are nearing the end of the year 1963. TIME WHIPS ON AT JET-PLANE SPEED. AND IT IS LATER THAN WE PROBABLY REALIZE!! The college here starts a month or six weeks later than at Pasadena. Mrs. Armstrong and I flew over for the opening of the new (and 4th) college year. We were blessed with a very smooth flight by 707 jet plane. Mrs. Armstrong literally hates to fly— but she said, as we were rolling to a stop on the runway at London Airport, "This is better than being sea-sick on a ship." - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library