1789: Thomas Phipps the elder and Thomas Phipps the younger
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ExecutedToday.com ^
| September 5th, 2015 | Meaghan Good
These malefactors were father and son; and their final exit from this life was attended by circumstances of the most heart-rending and melancholy description. The
father was a man of good property, and lived on his own estate at Llwyney Mapsis, in Shropshire; and he and his son were indicted for uttering a note of hand for twenty pounds, purporting to be that of Mr. Richard Coleman of Oswestry, knowing the same to have been forged. It was proved on their trial that Mr. Coleman never had had any transactions with Mr. Phipps that required the signing of any note...
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Man Shot during Argument over seat at Phipps Plaza Movie Theater, Police say
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Fox5 Atlanta ^
| December 21, 2021
ATLANTA - One man is recovering in the hospital after a shooting at a Buckhead movie theater late Monday night. Shortly
before 10:45 p.m. Monday, Atlanta police were called to the movie theater inside Phipps Plaza on Peachtree Road. According to officers, the gunman was angry about where the victim was sitting in the theater. An argument between the two men got heated, and the gunman opened fire, officials say.
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7-year-old Shot, Critically Injured while Riding near Phipps Plaza
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The Atlanta Journal Constitution ^
| December 22, 2020 | Chelsea Prince
A $10,000 reward is being offered after a 7-year-old was rushed to a hospital Monday night after being shot while riding in a relative’s vehicle near Phipps Plaza in Buckhead. The victim’s aunt drove straight to Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta at Scottish Rite, where the child was immediately sent into surgery and
Atlanta police were called about 9 p.m. The child was shot in the back of the head, police said Tuesday during a news conference. According to police, the aunt told responding officers she remembered hearing several gunshots as she drove past the luxury shopping center on Peachtree Road....
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Peppermint Rainbow singer Bonnie Lamdin Phipps remembers ‘Will You Be Staying After Sunday’ (from 2019)
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Baltimore Post-Examiner ^
| 1/19/2019 | Anthony C. Hayes
Bonnie Lamdin Phipps is celebrating an anniversary this week, even though she admits she didn’t know it. Fifty
years ago, on Jan. 12, 1969, the song Will You Be Staying After Sunday was released by Decca Records. Phipps, an altruistic alto and retired head of St. Agnes HealthCare, sang the lead on the record as a member of a Baltimore-based band called The Peppermint Rainbow. The upbeat “Sunshine Pop” recording hit the Billboard Top 100 chart at number 96 on Jan. 18. By May, it would climb nationally as high as number 32. But here in Baltimore, the hometown group...
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