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'''Citizens Federal Savings Bank''' was a privately-held bank founded in [[1956]] by [[A. G. Gaston]]. | |||
In [[1968]] Gaston bought and renovated the former [[Citizens Federal building|Calder Building]] at [[3rd Avenue North]] and [[18th Street North|18th Street]] to serve as the bank's headquarters office. The bank also had branches on [[Bessemer Road]] and in Eutaw (Greene County). | |||
[[Bunny Stokes, Jr]] was appointed chairman and CEO by Gaston in [[1990]]. In [[2001]] the bank reported assests of $108 million. | |||
In May [[2002]] Ciizens Federal was acquired by Atlanta, Georgia's [[Citizens Trust Bank]] for $10 million in cash. Stokes became president of the combined bank's Alabama division until his retirement in [[2004]]. | |||
== References == | |||
* Zganjar, Leslie (May 31, 2002) "Atlanta bank buying Citizens Federal." ''Birmingham Business Journal'' | |||
[[Category:Former banks]] | |||
[[Category:18th Street North]] | |||
[[Category:3rd Avenue North]] | |||
Revision as of 15:44, 4 July 2008
Citizens Federal Savings Bank was a privately-held bank founded in 1956 by A. G. Gaston.
In 1968 Gaston bought and renovated the former Calder Building at 3rd Avenue North and 18th Street to serve as the bank's headquarters office. The bank also had branches on Bessemer Road and in Eutaw (Greene County).
Bunny Stokes, Jr was appointed chairman and CEO by Gaston in 1990. In 2001 the bank reported assests of $108 million.
In May 2002 Ciizens Federal was acquired by Atlanta, Georgia's Citizens Trust Bank for $10 million in cash. Stokes became president of the combined bank's Alabama division until his retirement in 2004.
References
- Zganjar, Leslie (May 31, 2002) "Atlanta bank buying Citizens Federal." Birmingham Business Journal