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November 1930 Advertising Promotion
Thanksgiving
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Breakdown of the Advertisers
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| Shannon & Snyder |
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| Dixie Garage |
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| Lashbrook Motor Co. |
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| W. C. Howlett Coal Co. |
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| H. B. McClary |
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| Auburn Banking Co. |
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| Hunt & Elliott Barber Shop |
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| Barnett Blewett |
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| Webb & Son |
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| P. T. Neal |
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| Lula Milton Dry Goods Co. |
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| Kentucky Utilities |
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| E. R. Gordon |
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| Irene's Shop |
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| A. A. Milton |
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| O. M. Crewdson |
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| Goodie Garden |
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| Coke Chevrolet Co. |
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| Hat Shoppe |
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| Hotel Barber Shop |
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| Aull & Co |
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| R. W. Wilson |
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| Auburn Mills |
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| Central Service Station |
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Notes:
The first mention of Forgy's Store was in the Auburn Times - December 1,
1939
A new enterprise in Auburn - The Blue Moon Cafe and Bake Shop; operated
by Mrs. Estelle Apperson - Feb 12, 1932
R. H. Tate - miller at Auburn Roller Mills & Charlie Hanks - mechanic
at Coke Chevrolet, moved to Auburn. Auburn Times - Feb 12, 1932
 
 | The Goodie Garden was operated in partnership by D. T. Daniels & Clifford Hughes. |
| Irl Mansfield bought Clifford Hughes' interest in the Goodie Garden. The firm will be
Daniel's and Mansfield. Auburn Times - May 20, 1932 |
| The Goodie Garden operated in a section of the Coke Chevrolet Garage. In 1934 Coke
Chevrolet went into an expansion phase and subsequently Daniels had to move his operation
to the Old Post Office building. |
Tidbits fro the 1930s
- First mention of Forgy's Store. - Auburn Times - Dec 1st 1939
- Prather Price's Barber Shop - Auburn Times - November 1930
- Auburn Presbyterian U.S.A. Church on Lincoln St., destroyed by fire - Auburn Times
October 23, 1931
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