Asheboro High School - Ash Hi Life Yearbook (Asheboro, NC)

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Asheboro people view with pride the industrial growth of our town over the past decade. Local manu- facturers have steadily expanded their operations, and many new industries have been established here by outsiders. Citizens dedicated to the promo- tion of a program of substantial industrial growth, folks willing to hasten that development through investing their time, their talents, and their money, and people in this community and others nearby who have been trainable and productive in industrial employment are the chief factors in our town's industry build-up. Although the hosiery industry is the largest single industry, there is a great diversity of manufactur- ing. Manufactured products include furniture, textiles, concrete blocks, brooms, overalls, flour, lingerie, neckties, handkerchiefs, underwear, paper boxes, barrell stoves, Vene- tian blinds, automatic blankets, flashlight batteries, and cowboy suits. Asheboro, the Center of North Carolina. if .,siiz.mlif .xt L. 4 --.2:a':.:.z3 lndustry, a basic ingredient of our livelihood.

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i mfr as i 5 E l X V' 5 A building block of our economy. 4 Progress is our rnost important product. Arsenal of local defense. A ni rs L 4,3 ifvf 4 ,0u,,,.,s,.fv-' c sl