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College Station, Texas
Thursday, October 12, 10S1
THE BATTALION |C. S. Bank Builds
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College Station State Bank
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Col)«g« Station Highway 6 and Sulphur Springs Road Quantity Rights Reserved
Specials Good
October 12, 13, 14
1961
Modern New Plant
Read Classifieds Rail'
The College Station State Bank
will move to its new site Nov. 15.
Located two blocks east of the
pi-esent site, the charcoal grey
brick building will have 7,000
square feet of centrally heated
and air conditioned space.
The main attractions of the
building are two drive-in windows,
a walk-in window, eight paying
and receiving teller booths, one
collection window and a note de
partment.
“The growth of College Station
and the bank made it necessary to
provide better banking and park
ing facilities,” said Harold Sulli
van, bank president.
Merrell and Vrooman were the
architects. The building was con
tracted by the B-W Construction
Company.
In 1946 the bank was estab
lished with a capital of $50,000
and a $10,000 surplus. At this
time the bank was located in two
small pre-fabricated buildings on
its present site.
In 1949 the present building
was built while the bank was op
erated in a small frame building
one-half block east of its present
location. Since its establishment
the bank has grown to its present
capital of $200,000 and $105,000
surplus.
Savings And Loan
Building In Use
College Station Savings and
Loan moved into its new building
last summer.
The modern 3,400 sq. ft. white
brick building with panels of
black lava was designed by W. R.
Matthews and built by the An
drews Parker Company of Bryan.
It was lanscaped by Caldwell and
Caldwell.
Features of the building include
a drive-in window, plenty of park
ing space, central heating and air
conditioning, recessed lighting,
modern furniture and walnut panel
ing.
College Station (Savings and
loan was established May 25, 1959,
with a capital of $221,800 and a
surplus of $55,450. It was located
in the A. M. Waldrop Building until
it moved to its new building last
Aug. 29.
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Air Conditioned bedroom optional. Phone
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SUL ROSS LODGE NO. 1300, A.F. &
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Stated meeting Thursday,
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October 12 at 7 p. m.
Truman Jones. WM
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DEGREE FILING DEADLINE SET
OCTOBER 27, 1961 â– 
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the Registrar’s Office from all studq
who will complete their requirements
graduation by January 20, 1962. Adva!
degree candidates must file application \
both the Registrar’s and the Gradi
Dean’s office.
H. L. Heaton, Director of ,
Admissions and Registrar 1!
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