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Monday, November 25, 2013

More Images Of Old Sugar Land


The first 5 photos spotlight Imperial's Sales & Accounting Departments.  The years span 1951 to 1964, and show the old General Offices (north of the highway) and the new ones (built in 1952 south of the highway).


Sales Department in old General Offices in 1951. (Ken Laird, Oscar Armstrong, unidentified against back wall, Bob Armstrong seated at desk, Buck Herder behind him, Lily Mae Hickey, and Vlasta Fatheree in white blouse.)

Sales Deptartment in new General Offices in late 1950s. (Bryant Harrington, Buck Herder, and Lily Mae Hickey.)

Sales Administration in new General Offices in late 1950s. (Bryant Harrington and Buck Herder.)

Accounting Deptartment in new General Offices in late 1950s. (Louise Salter Dunkerly, unidentified in background, Regina Robertson Loper with back to camera, and Bill Little in background.)

Accounting Deptartment in new General Offices in late 1950s. (Sybil Means, unidentified with back to camera, and Louise Salter Dunkerly.)


The next 3 photos show T. M. Kerley, chief mechanic in Imperial's Packing Department.  We see him working on complex packaging machines sometime in the early 1960s.
  




The remaining photos show Packing Department operations from the '20s to the '80s.  A couple of notes: I don't have names at present, but I will eventually find them as I do more research.  Second, some of these photos are redundant, but I thought they had aesthetic appeal, so I included them anyway.
 
Box packaging in 1920s.
100-lb. cloth bags in 1940s.
5-lb. paper bags in 1960s.

10-lb. paper bags in 1960s.

10-lb. paper bags in 1960s.

10-lb. paper bags in 1960s.

10-lb. paper bags in 1960s.

200-lb.(?) paper bags of powdered sugar in 1960s.

'30-lb. Bales' contain two 15-lb. paper bags  in 1960s.

New additions in early 1980s.

New additions in early 1980s.
New additions in early 1980s.

New additions in early 1980s.