A.R. (Dick) Brothers, well known Seaboard Air Line locomotive engineer, will leave Raleigh within the next few days for Chicago, where he will enter Moody Bible Institute to study for the ministry. Mr. Brothers has made Raleigh his home for a number of years and has hosts of friends here.
Mr. Brothers was converted during a revival held here a few years ago and has taken an active interest in religious work in Raleigh and vicinity since. He is a man with a winning personality and his friends predict a glorious career for him as a minister.
From page 5 of the Carolina Jeffersonian, Raleigh, N.C., January 1, 1925
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