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This series contains letters and cards received by Mary Andrews from family members, principally after her return from missionary service in China and throughout the rest of her life. It does not include correspondence from her mother.
Mary Andrews was a diligent correspondent, and appears to have been in regular contact by mail with her extended family throughout her time as Principal of Deaconess House and during her retirement.
Frequently featured in this series are the following writers:
*Florence ("Florrie") McGoffick (nee Andrews), Mary's sister.
*Anne [later Lathrop, see note below] and Maryanne [married surname
unknown], daughters of Florence and Jim McGoffick Elizabeth Clarkson (nee Andrews), Mary's sister (Married to Neal). Dorothea ("Dot") ?Glaston [spelling uncertain] [nee Andrews], Mary's sister Sam Andrews, Mary's brother Roslyn [later Tufrey, married to Brian] and Carol Andrews, daughters of Sam and Joyce Andrews Graham Andrews (married to Vickie), son of Sam Andrews and Joyce Andrews
Some identities are unclear:

• Elizabeth Clarkson appears to have gone by the name of "Lil" or "Lilian" at one point but was inconsistent in her insistence on its usage (signatures alternate between the two names even when the letters in question were sent in close proximity to each other. One letter dated 26/5/1960 is signed "Elizabeth" with "Lil"scratched out next to it).
  -Anne McGoffick similarly seems to have on occasion spelt her name "Ann" (both she and her mother Florence use both spellings). From 1984 letters start arriving signed "Anni" Lathrop (married to Bill), and a 1996 letter from Florence seems to confirm that they are the same person.
  -There is one letter, dated 1956, is addressed to "Aunty" from "John", a child resident of Glen Miln (then Florence McGoffick's residence). It is unclear whether "John" was a blood relative or had some other connection to the family and referred to Mary as "Aunty" as a term of affection.

Mostly relating to advertisements placed in the Sydney Morning Herald; notices, invoices and related correspondence.

Includes drafts and related correspondence

This series contains 1 item, comprised of manuscripts in pencil, and typescript meeting agendas, including some carbon copies, for Discussion evenings. The purpose of the Discussion Evenings was to find ways of attracting new scholars and maintaining attendance levels at Sunday Schools.

The SSTA Rural Deanery of Parramatta conducted training courses for
Sunday School teachers with the assistance of the Board of Education - Diocese of Sydney. This series comprises letters, proposed programmes, lists of work requirements, enrolment book, lecture notes and draft notes relating to the organisation of training courses for teachers, kindergarten teachers, and a proposed course for the Certificate in Theology.

This series is comprised of RT Pearson's rough minutes of the SSTA conferences and meetings. Only a few pages have been used in many of the books, although in some books the last pages have also been used. Almost all in pencil with handwriting difficult to read. Labels on front cover indicate meetings and dates.

This series comprises 3 cash receipt books documenting money received by RT Pearson for the Sunday School Teachers' Association. 100 leaves in duplicate.