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<blockquote data-quote="scratch" data-source="post: 6055470" data-attributes="member: 1674">I started in the original Atlanta Hub off Fulton Industrial and at that time JC Pennys was the biggest shipper in the state. The Penny&#039;s catalog center was Postal Annex 30390 in Forest Park, it has it&#039;s own zip code. The shipper number was 322-758, they did have a couple of others. They also had a parts warehouse in Morrow, GA where they shipped parts for just about anything they sold, I used to deliver about 250 pieces a day to it. I was in Forest Park Center, and UPS opened the Forest Park Hub in 1991 down the street from JC Penny&#039;s. At the time Feeder was pulling out about ten loads a day and thirty during Peak Season. Quite a few times if I finished early I had to go get their Next Day Air, they shipped all over the world. That catalog center had a reputation for be run horribly, so eventually it was shut down and their work went to Columbus Ohio.Forest Park Center after our first PCM in the new Forest Park Hub in 1991. I&#039;m 5th from the left. On paper records with our turn-in envelopes in our pockets.[ATTACH=full]509775[/ATTACH].</blockquote>

[QUOTE="scratch, post: 6055470, member: 1674"] I started in the original Atlanta Hub off Fulton Industrial and at that time JC Pennys was the biggest shipper in the state. The Penny's catalog center was Postal Annex 30390 in Forest Park, it has it's own zip code. The shipper number was 322-758, they did have a couple of others. They also had a parts warehouse in Morrow, GA where they shipped parts for just about anything they sold, I used to deliver about 250 pieces a day to it. I was in Forest Park Center, and UPS opened the Forest Park Hub in 1991 down the street from JC Penny's. At the time Feeder was pulling out about ten loads a day and thirty during Peak Season. Quite a few times if I finished early I had to go get their Next Day Air, they shipped all over the world. That catalog center had a reputation for be run horribly, so eventually it was shut down and their work went to Columbus Ohio. Forest Park Center after our first PCM in the new Forest Park Hub in 1991. I'm 5th from the left. On paper records with our turn-in envelopes in our pockets.[ATTACH type="full" alt="ForestParkCenterOpeningDay.jpeg"]509775[/ATTACH]. [/QUOTE]

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