Woman Held For Davidson County Murder In Forks Township
A 28 year old woman is charged with second degree murder in the pistol slaying of 57 year old Gilbert Lambeth of Winston Salem. Lambeth died after being shot at the suspect's home in Thomasville. The shooting occurred in the living room as Lambeth reportedly cursed and argued with the residents. The suspect, Anne Shirley Pierce of 504 Julian Ave, is set for a Friday Recorder's Court hearing. Lambeth, born May 1 1909, owned G W Lambeth Wholesale Co and was a member of New Friendship Baptist Church. He survived by his wife, three sons and two daughters.
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Bob Burchette
Enterprise
Thomasville
Davidson County
Gilbert Wilson Lambeth
Rt. 10
Winston - Salem
City Memorial Hospital
Lambeth
Anne Shirley Pierce
Julian Ave
Recorder's Cours
Jean Gardner
Kennedy St
Barbara Ryan
Friddle St
High Point
R. E. and
Sarah Bell Wilson Lambeth
G. W. Lambeth Wholesale Co
Friendship - Ledford Road
Davidson-Forsyth County
New Friendship Baptist Church
Lemna Mendenhall Lambeth
Bryce W. Lambeth
Roland Evan Lambeth
Friendship- Ledford Road
Buford Elvin Lambeth
Rt. 1
Clemmons
Rayvena White
Gay L. Hayes
Davidson
Opponents Fight CATV as Foot in Door to Pay TV
City hearing on Cablevision of High Point seeks permit to operate Community Antenna Television. Opponents led by James Lovelace warn CATV is a wedge to buy exclusive rights and force payments for top programs, while CATV proponents argue permits ensure fairness and avoid exclusive grants.
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Forrest Cates
Cable Television
CATV
James Lovelace
Lovelace
Cablevision of
High Point
Thomasville man dies in Winston-Salem hospital under investigation
Daniel Lambeth of Cole Street Thomasville died at Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem with authorities weighing a possible murder investigation. Lambeth was picked up by Sur-Way Ambulance Service after being found seriously hurt at a Gordontown area home and transported to a brother's residence before hospital treatment. Police and sheriff officials have not confirmed foul play or determined where the incident occurred and await family contact and hospital guidance on next steps.
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Thomasville
Baptist Hospital
Winston - Salem
Daniel Lambeth
Cole Street
Lambeth
Sur-Way
Gordontown
Sheriff's Department
Chair City
John Lambeth
Paul M. Shore
Forsyth County
Royster Gains Favor With City Planners Over Shopping Center
Developer David Royster Jr. faced a warmer reception from the City Planning Commission as he reported progress on a 30 acre Westchester Drive shopping center. Commission chair A Scott Parker noted his increased urgency as Royster nears a major tenant lease to start construction. Royster aims for a 300000 square foot air conditioned mall with a 15 month build, after delays.
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David Royster Jr
City Planning Commission
Royster
Commission
A. Scott Parker
Westchester Drive
Cold, Clear Outlook for High Point Area Through Wednesday
The High Point forecast calls for fair skies through Wednesday with chilly nights and a low near 30 degrees. Wednesday should bring a high in the lower 60s, while today’s high was in the upper 50s and last night’s low reached 44. Thursday outlook remains generally fair and warmer.
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High Point
High Point Enterprise Section B Item
The readable text shows a newspaper page header from the High Point Enterprise dated Tuesday afternoon November 15, 1966, section B, without additional article details.
College Innocent Actor in CATV Issue Says Mayor
Mayor Carson Stout told the City Council hearing that High Point College is an innocent actor in the Cablevision of High Point affair and neither backing nor opposing the proposal. He said the college’s stock cut was a goodwill gesture to aid local acceptance, while attorney James Lovelace tied the claim to Enterprise articles. Opponents and dealers questioned the college’s role as the plan moved to license considerations.
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High Point College
High Point
Carson Stout
Cablevision of
Stout
Cablevision
James Lovelace
Enterprise
Holt McPherson
Ed Hardin
Do not crease or mutilate or epistles at report card time
In Jamestown five years ago Ragsdale School began computerized report cards and this year the county uses them in all schools. The system, though puzzling to a few parents, has gained general public acceptance and is described as up to date in provincial debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ragsdale School
Jamestown
City planners back broad downtown revitalization role
The Planning and Zoning Commission offered to act as a clearing house for downtown redevelopment and aid in broad planning while the Downtown Development Corp would supply detailed design plans. They proposed assigning a planning staffer and a fulltime executive to coordinate efforts and form a design team to prepare concrete plans for competition with shopping centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Cates
Planning and Zoning Commission
Downtown Development Corp
A. Scott Parker
Development Corporation
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Chip Fairctoth
Ter Lambeth
Hospi
High Point Enterprise
Ragsdale High School
Boston
Erudite
Christian Science Monitor
New York City
New York
Commis
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