Martin Digital History

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  • Portrait of a golfer, identified as Joe Greenles.
  • Portrait of unidentified golfer.
  • Golf portrait of Walter "Buddy" Wells. Wells was a math teacher and assistant principal at Martin County High School for more than 25 years.
  • Golf portrait of Joe Greenlees, president at the Martin County Golf and Country Club during the late 1950s and early 1960s. Unidentified man and parking lot at the club in the background.
  • Claude Wilson (left) and Phil Pence sit with a little girl on a golf bench or cart. Wilson was the club manager at Martin County Golf and Country Club during the mid-1950s and Phil Pence served as a Stuart commissioner and former mayor (1944-1946).
  • Two women play a game of cards. Jeri Hoke (sometimes written as Jerri Hoke) on the right, participated in and won many golf tournaments at Martin County Golf and Country Club during the 1950s and 1960s.
  • Golf portrait of Frank Wacha. Wacha served six terms as a Martin County commissioner.
  • Golf portrait of George Parks, Jr., who served as the clubhouse committee chairman at Martin County Golf and Country Club during the 1950s. Parks' pioneering father started a Gulf Oil Corporation distribution business in Stuart during the early 1900s. Parks Jr. and his sister, Anita Parks Morrison continued operation of the family business for many years. He was also the Acacia masonic lodge master in 1950.
  • Golf portrait of Bill Oughterson. Oughterson was an attorney in Stuart and also served as Martin County's prosecuting attorney.
  • Golf portrait of Stuart pioneer and lifelong resident, R. Cecil Johns. Johns owned and operated the only funeral home in Stuart from 1924 to 1968. He also owned Johns Laundry and Dry Cleaners and worked as Stuart's first fire chief.
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