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Mary's Gardens Press File Listing (Chronological) 1946­1994 MARY'S GARDENS PRESS FILE LISTING (CHRONOLOGICAL) 1946­1994 *Includes mention of the Garden of Our Lady, St. Joseph's Church, Woods Hole, MA DATE PUBLICATION TITLE AUTHOR LENGTH ILLUS Aug 1946* Perpetual Help Lillie Tower Galvin Article 5p 1 Oct 1946* Our Lady's Digest Lillie Tower Galvin Reprint 4p 3/11/51 Phila Inquirer Paradise of Our Lady McTague Adv 2" 3/11/51 NY Herald Tribune Paradise of Our Lady McTague Adv 2" 5/6/51 St. Eliz Parish Bul Guest Speaker, Stokes Promo 1/4 p 5/12/51 Philopatrian Guild Garden of Our Lady McTague Adv 5" 1952 Kilner's Catalog Our Lady's Garden McTague Promo 1p 1 Feb 1952* Perpetual Help My Garden Prays Galvin Article 5p 1 Mar 1952 CBA Newsletter Mary Garden McTague News It 1 par Mar 1952 Extension Garden of Our Lady McTague Adv 2" 3/8/52 America Gardening for Our Lady Stokes Article 2p 3/30/52 Denver Register Garden of Our Lady McTague Adv 2" 3/30/52 Our Sunday Visitor Garden of Our Lady McTague Adv 2" Apr 1952 Catholic World Make Any Garden a Prayer McTague Promo 4" 4/11/52* Worcester Catholic A Different Devotion Tucker Article 1p 1 4/ /52 CIC Radiogram Mary's Gardens McGarry Promo 1p 4/23/52* Josephinum Review Be a Mary-Gardener Nieset Article 1p 1 May 1952* Little Missionary Special Flowers Galvin Reprint 2p May 1952 Perpetual Help Mary's Gardens Galvin Promo 1/2 p May 1952 Franciscan Message Mary's Gardens Promo 1/4 p May 1952* Our Lady's Digest Mary's Gardens Galvin Reprint 4p May 1952* Vision Mary's Gardens News St 1col May 1952 Marian Library Mary's Gardens Promo 1par May 1952 Cordelier April Showers Lescure Article 2p 5/16/52* Falmouth Enterprise Bell Tower Has Garden News St 1/2c 5/23/52 Tally-Ho Our Lady's Garden News It 1/4c 5/27/62 The Reaper Flowers Speak Louder News St 1/4p Jun 1952 Colored harvest Make Any Garden a Prayer McTague Adv 2" Sum 1952 Benedictine Review Flowers of Our Lady Stokes Article 3par Sum 1952 Scouting Bulletin Mary's Garden Promo 1par 9/12/52 Des Moines Tribune Religious Flower Display Photo 3 col 1 Dec 1952 Horticulture A Glorified Mary Garden Foley Photo 1p 1 Dec 1952 Catholic Art Qrtly Honoring Mary Stokes Article 3p 1 1953 The Herbarist Mary's Gardens Foley Article 4p 1 Feb 1953* Irish Eccles Record Mary's Gardens Ostermann Article 5p 1/8/53 Chesterton, Ind Trib John Stokes was Visitor News It 2" Mar 1953* Catholic Digest Vest Pocket Gardens Conniff Article 4p 1 Mar 1953* Columbia Gardens for Mary Cloutham Article 1p 2 3/1/53 Charlotte Observer They Restore Prayer Conniff News St 1/2c 3/27/53 Wash Cath Standard An Editor Notes Edit 1col Apr 1953 Catholic World Man in God's Garden Stokes Article 6p 1 DATE PUBLICATION TITLE AUTHOR LENGTH ILLUS Apr 1953 Queen of All Hearts Mary Gardens Promo 1par Apr 1953 Action Now Garland for a Queen Kelly Article 3p 1 May 1953 Perpetual Help Bouquet for Mary Whiteford Article 3p 1 May 1953* Catholic Mind Gardens for Mary Cloutham Reprint 6p May 1953* Novena (England) My Garden Prays Galvin Reprint 4p 2 5/15/53 NCRLC Press Release Gardeners to the Queen Rowan Article 2p 5/17/53 Lexington Sun Vistr Pray Dirt Brinker Column 2col 1 5/24/53* Great Falls Registr Mary's Gardens News St 1col 6/ /53* Havana Noticias Bendicion do un Jardin News St 1col 1 6/11/53* Cincinnati Enquirer Gardens for Mary Miller Column 3par Sum 1953 Perpetual Help Garden of Thanks Galvin Article 3p 1 Jul 1953 Queen of All Hearts Our Lady in Greg's Garden Amatora Article 3p 6 7/24/53* Falmouth Enterprise Homemade Bell Mechanism News St 2col 1 8/29/53 The Boston Pilot Taxicab Saint Invoked Dunn Article 2col 8/3/53* Boston Post Mag Here Mary Flowers Grow John Article 2p 4 Sep 1953 Restoration (Canada) Shrines & Gardens Doherty Article 1col Oct 1953 Cotobato Dioc. P.I. The Bishop Mongeau Trophy Boyd Poster 1p Dec 1953 Horticulture Flowers of the Madonna Moldenke Article 3p 3 1/ /54 Universe (England) Mary's Gardens News It 4p Jan 1954* The Signet Our Lady of the Gardens Flynn Article 1p 1/22/54 Dayton Cath Tel Reg Grotto Garden News St 1/2c 3/19/54 Wash Cath Standard An Editor Notes Edit 1col Apr 1954 Catholic Miss A Mary Garden Coleman Article 2p Apr 1954 Marian Affil Newslt The April Showers... Rus News It 1par May 1954 Mary Flor De Rey Sr. Mary Article 8p 9 Oct 1954 Padre Mary's Crown of Roses Honorius Article 1p 1 11/4/55 Portland Ch World The Catholic Home Stevens Column 2col Feb 1955* Queen of Missions Cape Cod Shrine Mary Gdn Stokes Article 5p 4 3/18/55 Portland Ch World Mary's Garden Stevens Column 2col 4/15/55 London Church Times Our Lady's Flowers Article 1col May 1955* Queen of Missions Cape Cod Shrine Mary Gdn Stokes Article 5p 4 May 1955 Mary In Mary's Garden Stevens Article 5p 4 5/28/55 The Boston Pilot Da-a-vy Crockett Dunn Article 3col 1 Jun 1955* The Rosary Mary's Gardens Tansey Article 3p 3 Jun 1955* Mary Immaculate Green Thumbs Honor Mary Wink Article 2p 1 Oct 1955 The Catholic Worker Mary's Gardens Stokes Letter 1col Feb 1956 The Marianist Biography of a Grotto Matthews Article 5p 14 3/20/56 Milwaukee Journal Mary's Philatelic Garden Bourbeau Article 1/4p 2 Spr 1956 Farm Magazine My Mary Garden Heistand Letter 1col Apr 1956* The Marianist Mary's Gardens Matthews Article 4p 5/18/56 London Church Times Our Lady's Flowers Wheeldon Letter 3par 5/19/56 The Boston Pilot Marian Gardens Reflect ...Foley Article 1/2p 1 DATE PUBLICATION TITLE AUTHOR LENGTH ILLUS 5/26/56 The Boston Pilot Flowers to the Fairest Foley Article 1/3p 1 Jun 1956 Orphans Messenger Make a Mary Garden Thompson Article 3p 7/6/56 Worcester Cath Press Flowers Symbolize Spirit Moynihan Article 2p 1 10/21/56 Twin Falls Times Judges were Mrs. Roberson News St 3col 1 6/23/57 St. Eliz Parish Bul Mary Gardens Weiser Promo 1par / / 57 The Marianist Ave Maria Rose Rus Article 6p 9/19/57 Gooding Leader Bottle Collection Feature News St 2col 1/23/58 Eastern Idaho Farmer Fragrance, Flavor & Fun Barlow News St 3col 1/31/58 Blackfoot Daily Bul Here's a Thought Reid Column 2col 3/27/58 Gooding Leader Herbs and Potpourri News St 2col 8/6/58 Cincinnati Post Liturgical Week News St 3col 1 Nov 1958 Four Quarters Seat of Wisdom Photo 1/2p 1 11/27/58 Wendell Irrigatnst Roberson Extraordny Hobby Column 3col 10/11/59 Idaho Statesman Mary Garden in Hagerman Lewis News St 5col 4/23/60 Dziennik Zwiazkowy Kwiaty Matki Boskiej Stokes Adv 2" 4/23/60 Narod Kvetiny Panny Marie Stokes Adv 2" 4/23/60 Noticias Stokes Adv 2" 4/24/60 Sonntagpost Blumen fur u Gottesmutter Stokes Adv 2" 5/5/60 Szabadsag Miasszonyunk Viragai Stokes Adv 2" May 1960 St. Joseph St. Joseph, Patron ... Stokes Article 3p 1 May 1960 Queen of All Hearts Gardening with Mary Stokes Article 6p 5 5/12/60 The Newark Advocate Project for Mary Buckley Article 5col 7/1/60 Phila Cath Standard Art Association Meets... News St 1 col 8/4/60 Gooding Leader Mary Garden Receives Attn News St 4col 9/1/60 Gooding Leader Garden Visit by Boise Club News St 3col Dec 1960 Idaho Current News In Their Herb Garden News St 2col 1961 Sweetbrier Herb Gdn (Mary-Names Used) Merzenich Catalog 6p Mar 1961 Assisi (Ireland) Mary-Gdng w/St. Francis Stokes Article 4p 4 Mar 1961 Our Lady's Digest Gardening with Mary Stokes Reprint 6p 3/12/61 Portland Sun Telgrm Flowering Gdng w/Our Lady Hawkins Article 5col 4/21/61 Novena Notes Many of Our Readers... Promo 1par May 1961 Madonna (Canada) Queen of Flowers Article 2p 5/12/61 Peoria Journal-Star The Virgin's Flowers Baldwin Column 2col 6/2/61 Novena Notes Mary Gardens Stokes Letter 1par 6/16/61 Phila Cath Standard Making a Gdn Refelct O.L. Donohoe Article 2col 1 #3 1961 The Herb Grower Roberson Mary Garden Foster Article 1p Aug 1961* Catholic Rural Life Mary's Gardens Jennings Article 2pl 8/18/61 St. Paul Cath Bltn Gardens Grow Mary-Like Peichel Column 3col 1 8/25/61 Indianapl Criterion Our Lady's Flowers Jennings Column 3col 10/21/61 New York Cath News Roses for Our Lady Coogan Column 3col 1962 * The Marian Era III Mary's Gardens Stokes Article 11p 10 1962 Herb Soc Annual Mtg Mary Garden Climax of Ex Report 1/4p DATE PUBLICATION TITLE AUTHOR LENGTH ILLUS Jan 1962 Miss Ida Hoe Herb Gardening in Idaho Roberson Article 1p Mar 1962 Maria Legionis Start a Mary Garden Lambert Article 1p May 1962 The Marianist A Garden Full of Aves Stokes Article 5p May 1962 ACCW News Notes Gardening with Mary Promo 1/4p 5/10/62 The Gooding Leader Herbs from Hagerman Display News St 1col 5/11/62 Wash Cath Standard Mary's Garden in Exhibit News It 3" 5/25/62 Falmouth Standard Mary Garden Flowers Named Article 2p 5/31/62 Gooding Leader A Visitor at the Capitol News St 2col Jun 1962 Jubilee Mary's Gardens Statues Bethune Promo 1p 6/15/62 Idaho Daily Statemn Idahoan's Landscaping News St 3col 6/29/62 Boise Idaho Registr St.
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