In 1950 Grand Prairie State Bank stood on this corner. Grand Prairie State Bank was chartered on October 16, 1930, by Mr. G. H. Turner and opened for business on October 18, 1930, with capital of $25,000. In 1934, although Bonnie and Clyde were already notorious in the Grand Prairie area, bank employees identified the robbers of Grand Prairie State Bank as Ray and Floyd Hamilton and their partner-in-crime, John Basden. Located next door was Graham's Barber and Beauty Shop, which later moved to the west end of Main Street. In the late 1940s Sid Stufflebeme established First National Bank nearby. A local newspaper advertisement in August 1945 showed a remodeled Grand Prairie State Bank with a new modern lobby decorated by Long's Furniture. In late 1959, Mr. Turner passed away. Soon after that, with Durwood Sutton as president, Grand Prairie State Bank built a new modern building and relocated to 202 W. Main. Grand Prairie Savings and Loan purchased the property and in 1960 built the present building.