I was credited with inventing this word for a holiday card I designed at my ad agency in the 70’s. The card read, “There’s only one word that truly describes the war, spirit and love of the holiday season.” Open to, “Acceptment”. I remember this day that was memorialized and published in the Atlantic Magazine in Word Trak. Ray Jacobs

vs. Joe Paul.

I was credited with inventing this word for a holiday card I designed at my ad agency in the 70’s. The card read, “There’s only one word that truly describes the war, spirit and love of the holiday season.” Open to, “Acceptment”. I remember this day that was memorialized and published in the Atlantic Magazine in Word Trak. Ray Jacobs

vs. Joe Paul.

I was credited with inventing this word for a holiday card I designed at my ad agency in the 70’s. The card read, “There’s only one word that truly describes the war, spirit and love of the holiday season.” Open to, “Acceptment”. I remember this day that was memorialized and published in the Atlantic Magazine in Word Trak. Ray Jacobs

vs. Joe Paul.

I was credited with inventing this word for a holiday card I designed at my ad agency in the 70’s. The card read, “There’s only one word that truly describes the war, spirit and love of the holiday season.” Open to, “Acceptment”. I remember this day that was memorialized and published in the Atlantic Magazine in Word Trak. Ray Jacobs

vs. Joe Paul.

I was credited with inventing this word for a holiday card I designed at my ad agency in the 70’s. The card read, “There’s only one word that truly describes the war, spirit and love of the holiday season.” Open to, “Acceptment”. I remember this day that was memorialized and published in the Atlantic Magazine in Word Trak. Ray Jacobs

vs. Joe Paul.

I was credited with inventing this word for a holiday card I designed at my ad agency in the 70’s. The card read, “There’s only one word that truly describes the war, spirit and love of the holiday season.” Open to, “Acceptment”. I remember this day that was memorialized and published in the Atlantic Magazine in Word Trak. Ray Jacobs

vs. Joe Paul.

I was credited with inventing this word for a holiday card I designed at my ad agency in the 70’s. The card read, “There’s only one word that truly describes the war, spirit and love of the holiday season.” Open to, “Acceptment”. I remember this day that was memorialized and published in the Atlantic Magazine in Word Trak. Ray Jacobs

vs. Joe Paul.

I was credited with inventing this word for a holiday card I designed at my ad agency in the 70’s. The card read, “There’s only one word that truly describes the war, spirit and love of the holiday season.” Open to, “Acceptment”. I remember this day that was memorialized and published in the Atlantic Magazine in Word Trak. Ray Jacobs

vs. Joe Paul.

I was credited with inventing this word for a holiday card I designed at my ad agency in the 70’s. The card read, “There’s only one word that truly describes the war, spirit and love of the holiday season.” Open to, “Acceptment”. I remember this day that was memorialized and published in the Atlantic Magazine in Word Trak. Ray Jacobs

vs. Joe Paul.

I was credited with inventing this word for a holiday card I designed at my ad agency in the 70’s. The card read, “There’s only one word that truly describes the war, spirit and love of the holiday season.” Open to, “Acceptment”. I remember this day that was memorialized and published in the Atlantic Magazine in Word Trak. Ray Jacobs

vs. Joe Paul.