Accounts of journey taken by Eva Spicer and six others: Bishop Ralph Ward, Dr Robert McClure, Mr Wallace Wang, Rev Ongkong, Rev K.T. Mondol, and Frank W. Price, from Rangoon, Burma to Kunming, Yunnan Province, China, by road in January 1939, following the Madras Conference of the International Missionary Council in December 1938.

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Papers of Eva Dykes SpicerPP MS 92

Letters from Eva Spicer (originals and copies)PP MS 92/1

Personal and Spicer family: correspondence and papersPP MS 92/2

Correspondence and papers regarding Ginling College, faculty and studentsPP MS 92/3

Subject filesPP MS 92/4

Accounts of journey taken by Eva Spicer and six others: Bishop Ralph Ward, Dr Robert McClure, Mr Wallace Wang, Rev Ongkong, Rev K.T. Mondol, and Frank W. Price, from Rangoon, Burma to Kunming, Yunnan Province, China, by road in January 1939, following the Madras Conference of the International Missionary Council in December 1938.PP MS 92/4/01

Copies of draft petitions urging action to preserve peace following Japan's aggression against China in July 1937PP MS 92/4/02

Papers relating to the work of the Committee for educational and women's work of the Chengdu CIC [China Information Committee?] of which Li-Dze-djen was secretary and Eva Spicer a member.PP MS 92/4/03

Papers chiefly relating to the work of the Committee on Student Evangelism in Isolated Universities and the Joint Advisory Committee on Religious Activities at Chengtu [Chengdu], both of which were chaired by Eva Spicer.PP MS 92/4/04

Texts of talks, lecture notes, and papers regarding conferences, meetings etc., mainly China.PP MS 92/4/05

Texts of two talks given by Eva Spicer to The Royal Institute of International Affairs, at Chatham HousePP MS 92/4/06

Texts of talks etc given by Eva Spicer mainly during her furlough 1940-1941.PP MS 92/4/07

File of London Missionary Society related correspondence and papers.PP MS 92/4/08

Drafts and copies of published articles by Eva SpicerPP MS 92/4/09

Copy of 'Chinese Women and the War', by Eva Spicer, published by the China Information Committee, Chungking, ChinaPP MS 92/4/10

Notes for sermons and retreat talksPP MS 92/4/11

EphemeraPP MS 92/4/12

Letter to Eva Spicer from J.W.Decker, Secretary, International Missionary Council, containing his comments of a "private provocative article" by John Barr [London Missionary Society?] entitled "Some observations on the relations of People's [Republic] of China with the UK and the USA."PP MS 92/4/13

Papers regarding post-war educational developments in China.PP MS 92/4/14

Papers regarding Christianity in China.PP MS 92/4/15

Miscellaneous files of China interestPP MS 92/5