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... Parkhurst, Capt. and Mrs. Southey and family, Mr. Frank Boddington, Mr. F. G. Booth Scott, Mrs. Thornburgh Cropper, Mr. W. Tudor Pole, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Swayne, Mr., C. H. Ellison, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Taylor, Mr. Geo. Hobbs, Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Bond. Tax ...
... Mr. B. Watts are retiring at the end of the current term. The Founder Trustees of the Chalice Well Trust will be Major W. Tudor Pole. 0.8. E. (Chairman), Miss Bright- Ashford, M.A., Westminster, Mr. C. L. S. Cornwall-Ugh, J.P., Knutsford, Mr. W. Higgs ...
... decided to retlu s r a t arrange that retuse eoll=tion BIG BEN IN WARTIME By W. TUDOR POLE Big Ben will be a bandied yews The keeping of this evening tryst' old this year. his birthday telliig an him wised across the world and it May 31st. Celebration ...
... a• hat trick' at Douglas Sports ground, Bristol. m o n d Bristol Rover Colts. Says the chairman of the Trustees. Major W. Tudor Pole. 0.8. E. (founder of the Big Ben Silent Minute Observance) As we are spending so much we feel we would welcome outside ...
... fields, this week by the Chalice Well Trust. An anonymous donor, assisted the Chairman of the Chalice Well Trust, Major W. Tudor Pole, in the purchase of both the Tor School properties and the Chalice Well Properties in 1958. Together with a group of friends ...
... where young people from all over the world can meet. Scene of the fall This was disclosed yesterday (Wednesday) by Major W. Tudor-Pole, Chairman of the Chalice Well Trust, who is in Glastonbury to discuss the proposal with other members of the Trust. He ...
... wry,. - - W. TUDOR POLE. G. HOLLAND & SON Chairman. Chalice Will True. IL tiara WAD. $llllll Glastonbury. Funeral Directors My thanks COMM or Tel. Sir.—May I through the medium of your paper express my thanks to the pruknian tin green car) who MI kindly ...
... from the till. Humiliation Britain is going through a valley of deep humiliation—and ' might be a purpose behind Major W. Tudor Pole, chainnait the Chalice Well Trust. of bury. Writing in the erred of The Messenger of Chalice he says that humiliation about ...
... of view. In the current issue of The Messenger of Chalice Well appears a challenging article on the subject by Major W. Tudor Pole, chairman of the Chalice Well Trust, of Glastonbury, and a lifelong student of metaphysics. Here are a few of the points ...
... which put them often at the head of the poll? (Co.) R. D. REID 8, Chamberlain Street. Wells. Challenging? Yes ! Sir,—Major W. Tudor Pole certainly was challenging when he spoke of the 'etheric. fourth dimensional aspect of transplants' in Jack Blandiver column ...
... information was given to the the Chalice Well Trust. Major week. The show is in aid of guide Companions of Chalice Well at W. Tudor Pole , had made an dogs for the blind, and it claims to their ann ua l meeting on Saturday examination of the water before he ...