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Golf club meeting, 1956
Group portrait at Martin County Golf and Country Club. Golf portraits hang on the walls behind the group.
Photograph captured by Lee Higbee and published in the Stuart News (19 Jul 1956) with caption "Pence Receives Golf Caddy Cart From Club. Phil Pence, retiring manager of the golf club-house in Port Sewall, grins proudly at a caddy cart presented to him by Martin County Golf and Country Club members at a membership meeting at the club last week. Onlookers for the presentation were (left to right) George Parks, Jr., clubhouse committee chairman; Dr. Paul Thomas, Jr., club director; W. A. Oughterson, who earlier in the day had teamed with his wife to win a two-ball mixed foursome tourney over 24 other couples; Pence; W. B. Tilton, Jr., greens committee head; Ed Higbee, tournament committee chief, and Mrs. Ed Higbee (Jessie), club secretary-treasurer."Tags Shaking hands -
Golf couple, 1956
Golf portrait of couple Etta and Frank DeStefano. Etta was the women's golf champion of Martin County seven times during the 1960s and 1970s. She also was a teacher and director at the Jack and Jill Kindergarten School in Stuart. -
Golf couple, 1956
Golf portrait of couple Leila and Bill Oughterson, taken in front of the Martin County Golf and Country Club. Bill Oughterson was an attorney in Stuart and also served as Martin County's prosecuting attorney. -
Golf course view, c. 1930
The Martin County Golf and Country Club golf course. Several golfers in the background, across the pond. -
Golf portrait, c. 1956
Portrait of unidentified golfer. Several parked cars in the background -
Golf portrait, c. 1956
Portrait of unidentified golfer. Martin County Golf and Country Club building in background. -
Golf portrait, c. 1956
Portrait of unidentified golfer with Martin County Golf and Country Club in view behind the golfer. -
Golf portrait, c. 1956
Portrait of an unidentified golfer at Martin County Golf and Country Club. -
Golf scene, 1959
Walter Rein walks on the Martin County golf course as another golfer putts in the background.