The Gray County State Bank in Pampa,Texas, was chartered on September 30, 1907. The incorporators and directors
of the bank at the time of charter were J.T. Crawford, Jr., H.B. Lovett, George Thut, Jr., Siler Faulkner, J.S. Wynne and D.J. Young.Apparently J.S. Wynne was President and J.T. Crawford, Jr. was Cashier from the
time of organization until Wynne's retirement in 1919.
The Fairview Cemetery Association met at the Gray County State Bank on May 22, 1909.
At some time before 1929, the Gray County State Bank moved across the
street to the red brick building at 100 S. Cuyler. The first Pampa City Directory (in 1929) lists these officers: C.L. Thomas, president, J.M. Dodson, vice-president and A.J. McAlister, cashier.
The bank went into
voluntary liquidation on March 6, 1929, and was succeeded by Pampa National Bank on March 9, 1929. The Pampa City Directory for 1930 lists these officers: J.M. Dodson, president; C.B. Barnard, vice-president and A.J.
McAlister, cashier.
The Pampa City Directory for 1931 lists these officers: J.M. Dodson, president; C.B. Barnard, vice-president; A.J. McAlister, cashier and C.M. Carlock, A.L. Prigmore and A.F. Hall, assistant
cashiers.
The directors were J.M. Dodson, L.C. McConnell, D. W. Osborne, J.M. Saunders, C.B. Barnard, E.E. Reynolds and R.S. McConnell.
The slogan was "Large Enough to Serve You; Small Enough to Know You."
On August 15, 1931, the Board of Directors of the First National Bank were called to a Special Meeting by B.E. Finley, President. The object of the meeting was to authorize the President and Cashier of the First
National Bank to enter into a contract with the President and Cashier of the Pampa National Bank whereby the First National Bank would purchase all of the assets and assume all of the book liabilities of the Pampa
National Bank as shown by the general ledger of the Pampa National Bank at the close of business on August 8, 1931.
Approval to execute the proposed contract was signed by P.C. Ledrick, T.H. Lane, J.R. Henry, De Lea
Vicars and B.E. Finley, Directors.
In succeeding years 100 S. Cuyler was the address for these businesses: Pampa Drug No. 2 (C. T. Hunkapillar) 1932-1936; Perkins Pharmacy (Tom Perkins) - 1937-1944; Berry's Pharmacy
(Henry C. Berry) - 1945-1950; Clyde's Pharmacy (Clyde Oswalt) - 1951-1956; The Fabric Center - 1960; De Jon's Jewelry- 1964; State Farm Insurance (Glen Courtney) - 1968-1982.