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"I'm Glad I can
Read
So many books at the price of one" |
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"Stop today and
rent a book.
We have just what you want.
Periodicals, Cards, Favors, Gifts, Pencils, Pens, Stationery
Visit our Gift
Shop which will be open soon
Watch for our
Christmas Candy Shop" |
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The Goodie Garden apparently moved to different premises
over the years. The location at the time of this picture is part of the
Chevrolet Garage. Looking at the Goodie Garden on the left is the Woodmen of the
World property (owned in 2009 by Mike Hughes). The following is an extract from the Auburn Times – Friday October
21, 1938 "As the business
[Chevrolet Garage] grew , building
alterations were made in 1933, allowing more showroom space, but reducing the
repair shop section. In 1934, Mr. Daniel moved his café to the post office
building, permitting further alterations and allowing the garage to utilize the
entire building." |
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L/R Thomas Coles, W. Dale
Monroe, Wilbur Young, Dink Daniels (Owner) & Clifton Hughes
Picture circa 1932
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A picture taken outside the Goodie Garden, in
Auburn. The little girl at the right of the picture is Marie
Garrett. In this picture we are estimating that she is about
10 years old. This would place the timeframe on or about 1932.
Marie later became the wife of Euel Temple 'Peanut' Coles,
mother of Betty Lou [Coles] Washer and grandmother of Shea
Washer and Kimberly [Washer] Perkins. The location at this
time is part of the Coke Chevrolet garage between the Woodmen
of the World building and the hotel.
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Meet Me At -
Goodie Garden
Where they have
the best drinks and the tastiest lunches
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