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16A Burlington. (N.C) Times-News Feb. 5, 1977 Area Deaths, Funerals Clarence Barbee Clarence D. "Chick" Barbee. of ffi4 Grace Burlington, died Friday a the Alamance Countv Hospital.

The Alamance County native -ass the son of the late Clarence Degrett 3arbee ST. and Mrs. Barbara Record Barbee Tee retired service station owner was a member of the First Baptist Church of Burlington, the Burlington Masonic Lodge 721. and the Burlington Shriae Club. The funeral service will be conducted at 3 pjn.

Sunday at the First Baptist Church in Burlington by Dr. Dale O. Steels, pastor, and Dr. Carlton Prickett, pastor emeritus. Burial will be in Pine Hill Cemetery.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Rebecca Fitch Barbee of the home; one daughter, Mrs. Blake D. (Betty) Aydlett of Raleigh; one son. Rodger Barbee of Burlington: two sisters, Mrs.

Kestel T. Phillips of Burlington, Mrs. Bertha Prather of Chester. two brothers. Toad J.

Barbee of Burlington. Reid A. Barbee of Jacksonville. two grandchildren. The body will remain at the Rich Thompson Mortuary until taken to the church for the funeral service.

The family will be at the Mor- Uiarv this evening from 7 to S. Luey Fretz KINSTOX Mrs. Lucy Haskete Farabow Fretz. 82, of Kinston, died Friday. She was a former resident of Burlington.

The funeral service will be ai 2 p.m. Sunday at St. Mary's Church in Kinsfo" Burial will be at Westview Cemetery. Surviving are her husband. A.

R. Fretz of the home; one son, John William Farabow of Kinston; tm sisters. Bars. Ella Morton and Mrs. Hilda H- Patrick, both of Kinston; two grandchildren.

The body is at Edwards Funeral in Kmston. Glenn Mansfield KURE BEACH--T. Glenn "Captain Tarzan" Mansfield, 63, of Kure Beach, died Thursday at his residence Church News FILM FEATURES JEWISH PLIGHT Behind the Scenes with the a new fall-length movie, will be-shown at the Salvation Army at 1012 Dixie St in Burlington on Sunday at 7:33 p.m. and at the Swepscaville Baptist Church in Swepsonville at 7 p.m. on Sunday.

"Corrie" was produced to give people, who have seen "The Hiding Place" or read many of-Corrie ten Boom's books, as opportunity to hear her share many of her meories about her-life in Holland, 'her family and her service to Hiding Place," a true story filmed in Holland and other European locations, is based on the Boom family's efforts to provide a refuge for Jewish during World War IL MT. CALVARY HOLY, CHURCH, Rev. Loryard Howard and the United Ladies Cborus, the Miles Family and the Long's Family, all of Burlington, win be featured in a service Sunday at 3 p.m. at Mt. Calvery Holy Church in Mebane.

Proceeds from the service win go to the church bonding fund. YOUTH EMPHASIS WEEKEND Young persons from the Campus Crusade for Christ at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill will provide "special music, testimonies and messages on Sunday at 10 and 11 a.m. during a special Youth Emphasis Weekend at Brbokwood Baptist Church at 1606 W. Davis St. in Burlington.

The activities begin with a service at 5:30 p.m. tonight at the church. MACEDONIA LUTHERAN CHURCH Rev. Rus McCarter, PhJX, of Greensboro will be the guest speaker Sunday at the 11 a.m. service at the Macedonia Lutheran Church.

Underwear In Dispute MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. (AP) Patricia Cowings has a good chance to become the first American woman in soace, but right now her most immediate problem is the Great Underwear Dispute "Talk about stupid questions," said the 28-year-oid research scientist. "The NASA people who eqni? spaceships asked me what size Jockey shorts I wore, simply because no oae has ever stowed woisea's panties onboard a space ship before." Dr. Cowings, a researcher at the Ames Research Center here, has been selected as a backup crew member for a seven-day flight simulation aboard Spacelab next May in Houston. Her goal is to be selected by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration as a fullfledged crew member on a space Higbt.

Sink Taken INDIANAPOLIS (AP) You're heard of burglars taking evervtmg bat the kitchen sink. Well, they finally got it Beatrice Miller, an instructor at the Kiddie Korner Day Care Center here, said burglars broke into the place Thursday and took "nothing but the kitchen sink." GREEN LEVEL UCC Brother Steve FonvOk will preach his first sermon at the 6 p.m. service Sunday at the Green Level United Church of Christ- MJLES CHAPEL CHURCH Rev. "W.V. Powell of Greensboro will be the guest speaker Sunday at 6 JR.

at the Miles Chapel Church. ARCHIE GROVE UCC A male chorus song festival will be held Sunday beginning at 2 p.m. at the Archie Grove United Church of Christ. The program is sponsored by the Glen Raven Community Male Chorus. ST.

JOHN AME CHURCH Eugene Gant and the congregation of the Glen Grove Church in Mebane will be featured Sunday at 2:30 pan. in a special service at the St John AME Church in Gibsonville. VISITOR'S CHAPEL CHURCH Rev. Herman Long wOI be the guest minister for the 11 a.m/ service Sunday at the Visitor's Chapel Church. MT.

CLAIR HILL CHURCH Bishop Caller cf Fayettevffle wfll be the guest speaker at 11 a jn. Sunday at the Mt- Clair Hill Holiness Church. following a sudden illness. The CasweU County native was the son of the late William and Tiny Gerringer Mansfield. He was a charter boat captain.

The funeral service will be conducted at 11 aum. Monday at tee Lowe Funeral Home Chapel in BurliagtoE. Burial will be in Alamance Memorial Park. Surviving are three sons, Richard Mansfield of Oklahoma City. Cecil Mansfield of Saaford.

Glenn Mansfield Jr. of Carolina Beach; four daughters, Mrs. Helen Reddick of Ramseur. Mrs. Juanita ScUekher of Philadelphia.

Mrs. Glenett Jamison and Mrs. Glenda Jooes. both of Greensboro; four brothers, Ctetus K. Mansfield and Kelsey Mansfield, both of Elon College, Ormul H.

Mansfield of McLeansville, Paul Mansfield of Biirlingtoa; three sisters. Mrs. Lola Poole c-f Aliaoahs Mrs. AdeU Ward and Mrs. lona Graves, both of Burlington.

The body Will ramain 21 Lowe Funeral Home through the funeral service. Visitation will begin at 10 ajn. Sunday. The family will be at the funeral home Sunday evening from 7 to 9. Charles Johnson YANCEYVILLE -Charles Junious Johnson, 53, of 312 S.

2nd Yanceyvflle, died at Memorial Hospital in Danville, Va. Friday following two weeks The Csswell County native was the husband of Mrs. Thelma Lee Johnson of the home, who survives, and the son of Mrs. Rosa Brown Johnson of Yanceyviile, who survives, and the late Elijah Johnson. He was a member of' Yanceyviile Baptist Church where he was chairman of the deacon board.

Sunday School treasurer and assistant superintendent- He was a treasurer of the Benevolence Fund of the church. He was a member of the Allen's Chapel Masonic Lodge 676. The funeral service will be conducted at 2:30 pjn. Sunday at the Yanceyviile Baptist Church by the Rev. J.

C. wOl be in the church cemetery. Surviving on addition to his wife and mother are three sons. Charles Johnson Jr. of Danville Ernest and Kenneth Johnson of YanceyviUe; two daughters, Mrs.

Ella Kimber of Yanceyviile, Alisa Ana Johnson of the home; four brothers, Ervin. John aad Hollis Johesoa, all of YanceyviUe, James Johnson of New York City; two sisters, Mrs. Mary E. Graves and Louise Johnson, both of Yanceyviile; eight grandehildrec. The body will be removed front the Sharpe Funeral Home in Burlington ai 5:30 JOB.

today to the Yanceyviile Baptist Church. Visitation will be at the church this evening from 7 to S. Thief Unhappy With Offering BRADENTON. Fla. (AP) Mitch Piper wasn't too happy when he found someone had broken into his warehouse and made off with about $100 in odds and ends.

Neither, apparently, was the burglar, police said. The thief Itft this note: "It's cot worth the trouble breakia' inio this joist. It's a sad thing when a man can't find nothin' worth stealing. Either put something worthwhile in here or I ain't comin' back no more." Montng Worship JUL "The Believer's Former Walk" Praise Gathering -TrOOPJt "Progress Towards Sancfrficatioit" Gibsonville Assembly 2nd and Cedar St. Aitamahaw Baptist Church JTELCO.UE5 YOU AM) YOURS TO WORSHIP WITHLS SERVICES: Sunday School 9:45 Preaduwt PM Training PV Son.

Wednesday Prayer Service PM -A Village Church With A Itorid Vision" Altamahaw Baptist Church Damage Repaired Quickly MOSCOW (AP) Repairs of damage caused by a fire this week at ike US. Embassy are progressing rapidly and the doctor's office, where the blaze started, should be raady to handle emergencies is a week. The assessment was given Friday by an embassy spokesman, who said he hoped the office would be in full operation by the tad of the month. Immediately after the fire Tuesday, embassy physician Thomas A. Johnson said to office would not be able to handle patients for a month.

But the spokesman said Friday the Soviets seemed embarrassed by the error that caused the fire and were working "as fast as I've ever seen them work" to repair the damage, which he estimated at about S5.GOO. He said the fire was started by a Soviet workman using an oxyacetylene welding torch on a heating pipe. The flame ignited highly inflammable insulation material on the Ceiling. Canals Would Change Deserts 6 Cypriots Charged in Death NICOSIA. Cyprus (AP) The Cyprus government announced Friday it is charging sx Greek Cypriots in connection with the murder of U.S.

Ambuudor Rodger P. Davies here almost three yean ago. An'official announcement said of the six suspects one was already in jail on unrelated charges, four otters were arrested during the day, while the sixth is being sought by ifce police. The delayed decision to prosecute the six soipecti is believed to be mainly political, part of the efforts by the government of Cyprus President Archbishop Masarios to Improve relations with the new U.S. administration of President Carter.

Davies and a Greek Cypriotfemate embassy secretary, Antoinette Barnaba, were killed by bullets pumped into the embassy building on Aug. 19,1974 while it was besieged by hundreds of rioting Greek Cypriots. -The rioters were protesting the failure of the American government to prevent the Turkish invasion of Cyprus in July and August 1974. Three of the sir are being charged with manslaughter, illegal carrying of firearms and rioting. Two of the three were policemen at the time of the murder.

PASADENA, Calif. (AP) Canals carrying water across Canada from Alaska could transform American and deserts to "the breadbasket of the world," a scientist believes. Dr. Kaihaa W. Snyder, chief scientist for ma engineering firm that has spent 11 mfflion to develop the proposal, said the potential benefits of increased farmland, recreation and hydroelectric power justify Us consideration.

That's if 7100 billion could be raised to pay for it, if the governments concerned could agree to it, and if engineers could solve environmental problems likely to arise. Water eoald be delivered to American desert areas within nine years of construction start, Snyder said. Once completed, he added, the system could boost the American gross national product by $450 billion a. vear and Canada's by vp to 1110 billion. Snyder's firm, the Ralph M.

Parsons an mter- aational engineering conglomerate, first released its eoocepteal stady 10 j-ears ago. It was resubmitted to the public at a Lcs Angeles aews conference this week observing National Engineers week. It foresees draining water collected in Alaska and western Canada into a SM- mile-long reservoic stretching from central British Columbia to Idaho. The reservoir would dispense water through a system of canals throughout Canada, America and, eventually, Mexico. "With several crises hitting all at ccce now, people may become interested again 'in this Snyder said, referinf to drought in the western United States and fuel Sfcort- ages in the East.

"But I thiA dential level before anything will be done." Snyder added that be has heard "no major reaction from Canadian officials." Flight Hailed a Success NEW BERN, N.C. (AP) -Despite a leak and mechanical troubles that cancelled subsequent test flights, officials isere haded as a. success toe maiden flighi of a Canadian4uilt amphibious fire fighting tanker plane. Federal and state forestry officials watched week as the $1-5 million CL21E dipped toward the Neuse Paver and sucked in 1,900 gallons of water, which was mixed with fire retardant chemicals aboard the plane and dropped. IS Xw FIRST HESLEflM CHURCH S.

Edw. T. Houston 9:45 AJL SUMY SCHOOL JIM. MSPKATIONM. WOKSMP HOtR FJL EVBMS SERVICE WE).

7:00 PJL HHLY HCKT (OfC Age 6-12) (WYF (Prayer SSe Snjsy Adults) A grec- vanity of jpeda! sound Sibiiccl raesxsge and wsnn Christen wekcrae awaits all attends o-jr serncsj. Riverside Baptist Church HIGHWT54 EAST GRAHAM, N.C. PASTOR-CURTIS V. OAKLEY SUNDAY SCHOOL MORNING SERVICE EVENING SERVICE 9:45 A-M. 11:00 AM.

7:00 SPECIAL SINGING QUARTET TRIO WEDNESDAY EVENING 7:00 P.M. BIBLE STUDY G.A.'i R.A.'i MISSION FftlBiDS REVIVAL Sunday, Jon. 30th thru Sunday, Feb. 6th Services 7:00 P.M. NIGHTLY Speaker: J.R.

Easorn, Outstandmg Evang. of Charlotte, N.C. Special Singing Nightly By Rick and Zandra Casey East Burlington Church of God "Expendables For Jesus" PASTOR THOMPSON PrajerS PM "Enduring Until The End" KstoQmA Bfe Study WMS. 738 .730 BURLINGTON ASSEMBLY Corner Suth Tudwr Streets Chureh 227-3434 or 228-7422 166 Huffman Mffl Rd. Phone 584-7788 257 Graham-Hopedale PM.

Phone 228-8385 PASTOR FRANK HAITH. JR. East Burlington Church of God --SERVICES-Sunday School 9:45 Wonhip Service .11:00 Evening Servke 7 PM Wednesday Prayer Service end Family Training 7 PM REVIVAL NOW IN PROGRESS CONTINUES THRU SUNDAY located on Ave Cone- o5 rJaimer Church office No. 227-4441 Home No. 226-3736 Dial Prayer Hcyss.

PosJor COMMUNITY FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION 703 S. Church St. Phone 227-3631 43rd ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT DECEMBER 31, 1976 ASSETS. First Mortgage Loans $45,896.886.001 All Other Ixsans 346.600.00 Investments and Securities 5,603.438.00 Cash on Hand and in Banks 289,122.00 Fixed Assets Less Depreciation 554,659.00 Deferred Charges and Other Assets ..4.600.570.001 Total Assets ANDREWS MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH A Warm And Friendly Welcome Awaits You At All Our Services Song Festival 7:30 P.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 AM WORSHIP 11:00 AM SERVICE 7:30 PM Can Be Heard Over WNCB-FM EVENING PRAYER AND FELLOWSHIP HOUR 7:30 PM For Bus Transportatitn Can 228-7801 or 226-2645 Nursery Provided For All Services.

ANDREWS MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH Elm St. Tommy Willis, Pastor Graham LIABILITIES AND NET WORTH Savings Accounts $50,543,543.00 Advances From Federal Home Loan Bank None Loans In Process 265,003.00 Other Liabilities 242,575.00 Specific Reserves 506,074.00 Total Liabilities $51,557,195.00 Reserves: General $2,313,588.00 Unallocated 3,420,492.00 Total Net Worth 5.734.080.00 Total Liabilities and Net Worth 557,291,275.00 "Emily DIRECTORS S.P. Gordon, Chairman R.H. Andrews D.C. Bryan W.L.

Cooper V.W. Lane C.A. LeGrand C.V. Long, Jr. C-G.

Somers L.D. Tucker J.H. Vernon R.IX White FSLIC.