Bender, George A. A history of Arizona pharmacy. [Glendale, Ariz.] : Arizona Pharmacy Historical Foundation, 1985: passim
See also: Davila, Monte [Bettina’s father]
In 1956, [Monte] Davila helped his daughter, Bettina, a registered pharmacist and the first woman named to the Arizona State Board of Pharmacy, acquire the South Stone Pharmacy. Father and daughter became business partners. The pharmacy was located in what is now the parking lot of Casa Vicente restaurant, at 375 S. Stone Ave.
Source: Street Smarts: Monte helped his kids get started by opening shops for them to run, Arizona Daily Star, May 28, 2013
See also: Melanie McFarland, "Bettina Lopez, first minority on state board of pharmacy," Tucson Citizen, Feb. 8, 1994
See also: Judith Williams. Plaza of Pioneers. Tucson Museum of Art, 1982, page 127: “Monte Davila”
See also: Davila, Monte [Bettina’s father]
In 1956, [Monte] Davila helped his daughter, Bettina, a registered pharmacist and the first woman named to the Arizona State Board of Pharmacy, acquire the South Stone Pharmacy. Father and daughter became business partners. The pharmacy was located in what is now the parking lot of Casa Vicente restaurant, at 375 S. Stone Ave.
Source: Street Smarts: Monte helped his kids get started by opening shops for them to run, Arizona Daily Star, May 28, 2013
See also: Melanie McFarland, "Bettina Lopez, first minority on state board of pharmacy," Tucson Citizen, Feb. 8, 1994
See also: Judith Williams. Plaza of Pioneers. Tucson Museum of Art, 1982, page 127: “Monte Davila”
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AMH-PN2196
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AHSL-DP
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