Martin Digital History

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  • Golf portrait of Evans Crary, Jr. Crary was a lifelong Stuart resident that served as a community leader and worked locally as an attorney for nearly 40 years. He also served as a Martin County judge from 1958 to 1964.
  • Golf portrait of Frank DeStefano. DeStefano co-owned the Household Electric Center with Charlie Leighton in the 1950s and later opened Frank's TV and Appliance business. He was a star player on the Stuart Sailfishers softball team and managed Little League teams in Martin County. DeStefano also served as a former president of the Kiwanis Club and as long time member of the Martin County School Board, also serving as its chairman during the 1960s.
  • Trio stands next to a small vehicle. Millie and Warner Tilton, Jr. on left and Tony Priore on right.
  • Portrait of two golfers at Martin Country Golf and Country Club. On the right is Fred Walton, who was a police officer and served as Stuart's chief of police from 1940-1941.
  • Golf portrait of Al Bursani, avid golfer and former manager of sales as Higbee Electric.
  • Volney Bayley sits at a table outside. Notes on back of the print include “‘Money Bags' Bayley" and photograph taken at a “Stag Day” event held at the Martin County Golf and Country Club. According to the Stuart News (20 Feb 1958), the “Stag Day” golf event was held in honor of the club’s president, Lee Higbee.
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  • Golf portrait of Charlie Paul, owner of Charlie Paul's Standard Oil Station in Stuart.
  • Portrait of unidentified golfer with Martin County Golf and Country Club in view behind the golfer.
  • Golf portrait of Morris Walton. Walton worked as a teacher and a docent at Stuart Heritage Museum.
  • Portrait of unidentified golfer. Martin County Golf and Country Club building in background.
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