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MISS SI E ('OBI KN l I’SON Miss Upson to Marry William Newman, III Mr. and Mrs. Henry Robert Up son. of Blac.kstone, announce the engagement of their daughter. Sue Coburn, to William Crenshaw Newman. III. the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Newman, Jr , of Farrn ville. Miss Upson graduated from Longwood College, where she was a member of Alpha Sigma Alpha. Mr. Newman is a student at the University of Virgim x school of architecture and a member of Beta Theta Pi. He graduated from St. Christopher's School in Richmond. J. W. Calhoun Has Eyy Hunt at Party J. W. Calhoun celebrated his eighth birthday April 16 with a party given by his mother, Mrs. Willard Calhoun. She was assist ed by Miss Wilma Sue Smelcer. Those invited for the egg hunt and games were his classmates and teacher. Tea, Easter Eyy Hunt Held at Withers 1 lome R "> and Mrs. Robert A. With ers entertained at a tea Faster Monday for.representatives of the churches which Reverend Withers serves. Representatives of S* James' in Cartel sville. Emmanuel in Glen more Grace church in Manteo, St. Andrew's m Victoria. Si. Paul’, in Kenbridge and Grace a.t Drakes Branch were invited. Miss Lou.sc B Horsi. y. of War minster. and Mrs James Rea. of Cartersville. poured. Young people attending the tea had an Easter egg ifunt- at the Withers home. ‘Share God’s Gifts' Clothiny Drive Set Madeleine the F: i ■ **phan. Magda. the Hungarian refugee, Giua'ppe. the Italian boy you don't know which, but you can help them. Clothing collected in the quart erly drive sponsored by the Farm ville Council of Church Women may reach any one of three- or their mothers and fathers, sisters and brothers in other lands. A truck will pick up donations from this community Monday, May 6. From there the contribu tions will be taken to Church World Service Center in New Windsor. Md. There they will be wrapped and shipped abroad. All kinds of good, warm cloth ing are needed, and money to pay the cost of wrapping and ship ping. It costs eight cents to pre pare each pound of clothing. Cash contributions may be sen; to Church World Service. Nation al Council of the Churches of Christ, m tine U.S.A.. 215 Fourth Avenue New York. 3. N.Y. Clothing contributions may be left at Farmville Presbyterian church.
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