Auburn Banking Company

 

1929:	On March 20, 1929 the G. W. Davidson Banking Company merged with the Bank of Auburn to form the Auburn Banking Company.
	The Auburn Banking Company operated from the premises originally owned by the G. W. Davidson Banking Company at 101 East Main Street, it being more suitably laid out as a bank premises.
1965:	M. C. Neal - New Director of Auburn Banking Co.                                            News-Democrat March 11, 1965 At a recent stockholders meeting of the Auburn Banking Company, M. C. Neal, executive vice-president, was voted a director of the bank. Other directors are C. D. Pottinger, G. B. Robbins, H. O. Finney, Archie Simmons, and J. H. Bumpus, honorary.
1969	The Auburn Banking Company moved to a new custom built premises at 218 West Main Street, where it still carries out its business today (2010).
	The building vacated at 101 East Main Street was occupied for many years up until the later end of the 1900s by Logan Telephone Cooperative. Today it is occupied by the City of Auburn as the City Hall.
1993	Auburn Banking Company announced the proposed acquisition of its stock by the First Community Bancorp, Inc., a Hopkinsville, Kentucky based holding company. Having received regulatory approval Auburn Banking Company sold its stock to First Community Bancorp, Inc. on December 20, 1993.
Presidents	1929-1938	James Guthrie Coke.
	1938-1958	James H. Bumpus.
	1958	Claude D. Pottinger
	-1995	Glenn Tinsley
	1995-2000	Kenny Coleman.
	2000-2002	Robert Strickland
	2002-	John Sheffield