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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1967

Page

15

What's in your name a look at Miller and toponymic surnames

Describes how English and German surnames ending in er reflect topography or occupation with Miller as a mill worker name. Traces origins from Old English mylneére and Old Norse mylnarr, notes variants like Milner Mullers Millais and Millar, cites medieval records in Sussex Scotland and a 1640 American migration, and mentions Joe Miller and the joke book attributed to John Mottley.

Bridger Hiller Brooker Mylneére Scotland Orthumberland Mylnarr Milner Milnar Millay Millar Muller Millais Italy Molinero Sussex England Dunfries Alexander III Adam Millar Molendinarijus John Henry Millare Joseph Miller Shakepeare John Mottley Joe Miller Miller America Smallel Miller Kent Boston Massachusetts Belcher Nicholas Miller Charles I Miller’s

Scott Confounds Liberals with Conservative Backing

Lt Gov Robert W Scott drew strong conservative and middle of the road Democratic support after a Dunn speech stressing law and order, patriotism and constitutional government. He called for restraint on civil disobedience and black power, distributing the speech full text to state media as a key 1968 governor campaign moment.

William A. Shires Raleigh Robert W Bob) Scott Scott Dunn Israel Law and Order R. H. Lassiter Charlotte J. Melville Broughton Jr Broughton

McCann Named Grange Prince at Centennial Convention

Lawrence McCann 22 a graduate of Appalachian State University Boone NC was chosen prince at the National Grange centennial convention His home is Roaring River NC and he plans to be a college teacher Chosen Grange princess was Lynn Aaron Carbondale Kansas

Syracuse N. Y Lawrence McCann Appalachian State University Boone, N.C National Grange McCann Roaring River N. C Chosen Grange Lynn Aaron Carbondale Kan

North Carolina Commission on Education and Employment of Women to Meet

The NC Commission on the Education and Employment of Women will hold an organizational meeting in Raleigh next Tuesday. The commission, led by State Sen. Wont Gilpmre of Moore, was created as a permanent state agency by the 1967 General Assembly.

Raleigh North Carolina Commission On the Education and Employment of Women Wont Gilpmre Dmoore General Assembly

Alden House Tied to Mayflower Pilgrims in Duxbury

The John and Priscilla Alden House in Duxbury Massachusetts, built about 1653, is believed to be the only surviving residence that housed Mayflower pilgrims, preserving a key link to early colonial history.

Duxbury, Mass John and Priscilla Alden

South Carolina Baptists reject federal funds decision

The South Carolina Baptist Convention voted 1423 to 643 against allowing church schools and related institutions to decide on accepting federal funds. Debate cited faith versus government subsidies and church state separation, with committee urging autonomous decisions by Baptist colleges.

Columbia South Carolina Baptist Convention Enoch C. Brown Shandon Baptist Church W. L. Williams First Baptist Church Davis M. Sanders Hartsville

Rotary Club hears history of Thanksgiving Day at Rural-Urban Day

About seventy students from Guilford Davidson and Randolph counties attended the Rotary Club Rural-Urban Day with teachers and representatives from Future Farmers of America Future Homemakers of America and Four H Clubs. Rev M O Owens spoke on Thanksgiving tracing its origins to Plymouth 1621 and noting earlier pagan celebrations. He covered Pilgrim hardships the 1621 harvest and Washingtons and Lincolns national observances and urged gratitude as the mark of a large spirit.

Guilford Davidson Randolph Rotary Club Future Farmers of America Future Homemakers of America M. O. Owens Parkwood Baptist Church Gastonia United States Plymouth Mass Owens George Washington Abraham Lincoln America

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