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Contains newsletters, circular letters, invitations to events, brochures from Crusaders campsites, magazines produced for Crusader camps

This series contains 1 item, comprised of receipts for typing and printing of notices, announcements and circulars relating to SSTA meetings and other events. Drafts of notices, announcements and circulars to be printed, some handwritten and typescript. One issue of the Parramatta Metropolitan News, December 1941. Price lists for typing and duplicating from various printing companies. Quote to RT Pearson for a flat-bed duplicator from the director of Ellams Duplicator Co. (Sydney) Pty. Ltd.

This series comprises manuscript drafts and carbon copies of Quiet Day programmes and announcements. Printed programmes for Quiet Days held at St John's, Parramatta, usually held on Anzac Day (1943 was April 17). Notes on votes of thanks, correspondence, railway timetables, news clippings and RT Pearson's personal notebooks. Note: date range is incomplete - folders for 1937 - 1942 are not included.

This series comprises committee papers for the Sunday School Teachers' Association. Papers include secretaries notes (including rough minutes), agenda, draft letters. Book sales, conference 1937. Note: the date range is incomplete - papers for 1938 - 1941 are missing.

This series comprises manuscript and typescript papers relating to the foundation of the SSTA Quarterly Magazine, including RT Pearson's personal notes, correspondence, conference and committee meeting agendas. Articles submitted for publication in the magazine are either manuscript (pencil) or typescript. The series includes numerous news clippings, pamphlets and articles submitted to, or collected by RT Pearson for publication. Some of these items are undated. Printing quotes, receipts and a proof copy of the first magazine are included.

Loan details for books in Moore College Library.

The series is unsorted, and includes papers relating to the Diocesan Library.

The series contains an undated dyline sketch of Moore Theological College and a sketch of proposed alterations dated 1942

Letter to Mr and Mrs Humphreys, dated 1942, signed Mrs [Jo]yce Bradley. Mrs Bradley informs Mr and Mrs Humphreys that she heard [...] Humphreys among the names of prisoners of war, read out over the radio from the Vatican. She says they will be notified about his whereabouts, hopes he is well and tells them that she often listens to the lists of prisoners' names over short wave radio.

Moore College envelope with note about where the letter was found: in floor of 51 King St Newtown.