Proper noun
Purdom (plural Purdoms)
A surname.
Haynes (1989) p. 60 Purdom (1964) p. 376 In 1962, he invited his Western followers to India for a mass darshan called "The East-West Gathering". Source: Internet
Purdom (1964) p. 282. Followers of Meher Baba have no established rituals. Source: Internet
Purdom (1964) p. 177 He made provisions for those dependent on him, after which he and his companions otherwise gave up almost all property and financial responsibilities. Source: Internet
Purdom (1964) p. 187 Meher Baba ended the New Life in February 1952 Purdom, (1964), p. 194 and once again began a round of public appearances throughout India and the West. Source: Internet
Purdom (1964) p. 407 – "Why he ceased to speak and write Baba has explained only vaguely, though much natural curiosity is aroused; the first question asked when people come to know about him or to see him is why he does it. Source: Internet
Purdom (1964) p. 431 After being injured as a passenger in two serious automobile accidents, one in the United States in 1952 and one in India in 1956, his ability to walk became severely limited. Source: Internet