Brothers' Books
Todd Shelton | 6/30/2004 Books by KA authors
God Good - Debt Bad
by Randy C. Cowell (Gamma Gamma ‘77)
This book is the perfect resource for any small group Bible study. It addresses every age group and covers many of today’s perplexing financial topics. It will inspire, as well as motivate you to seek scriptural answers to your financial questions. Randy shares two decades of financial planning experience. God Good - Debt Bad redefines stewardship and encourages the reader to achieve the ultimate goal of being debt-free. Gaining control of your finances will change you and your family forever and will impact ministries in a powerful way. (www.godgooddebtbad.com)
On the Dean’s List
by Dean DuBois (Alpha Upsilon ‘47)
On the Dean’s List is a compilation of columns and essays from various newspapers and magazines during the past few years by DuBois. He is a former newspaper and magazine publisher and is currently a freelance writer and columnist.
Proceeds from the book are going to the Muscular Dystrophy Association, Epworth Children’s Home, Salvation Army and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Also proceeds will go to a scholarship program and Rotary International Foundation. Copies may be purchased by writing D-P Publications, 212 Holliday Road, Columbia, SC 29223 ($15, plus $1.42 postage).
Laughter Cures All
by Earnie Hardin (Alpha Upsilon ‘46)
This book is just what the doctor would prescribe to cure your ills. It is a carefully selected collection of “pills,” that is guaranteed to prove you cannot laugh and feel bad at the same time.
“As a 100-year old man was driving down the freeway, his car phone rang. Answering, he heard his wife’s voice urgently warning him, “Herman I just heard on the news that there’s a car going the wrong was on I-280. Please be careful.”
“Heavens,” said Herman. “It’s not just one car. It’s hundreds of them!”
Laughter Cures All is available at Parisian stores in Alabama or contact Earnie Hardin at (205) 678-6347.
Semper Fidelis in Peace and War
by Albert C. Smith, Jr. (Beta ‘49)
This Virginia Military Institute alumnus has compiled 208 pages of maps, charts, events and articles related to the U.S. Marine Corps from World War II to present. (ISBN: 0-93308-618-2, Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 99-70781) Semper Fidelis in Peace and War is available from Albert Smith Jr. at P. O. Box 180192, Coronado, CA 92178.
The Utopian Prince: Robert Owen and the Search for Millennium
by Floyd H. Duncan (Beta ‘79)
Robert Owen of New Lanark, Scotland, was a giant figure of the Industrial Revolution. He made a fortune in the cotton spinning businessÑturning cotton fibers into thread for the weaving of cloth. But his rags-to-riches story is only a small part of this incredible story. Robert Owen was also one of the most well known humanitarians of his day.
The Utopian Prince is a story that even today contains valuable lessons about the way we live and work together as human beings. Owen was at least a hundred years, maybe two hundred years, ahead of his time.
Visit website at www.floydduncan.com or email fhd@floydduncan.com
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