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Longwood Golf Club Officers Named For 1953 Improvements To Be Completed For Spring Start The Longwood Golf Club mem bership Thursday night elected Everett E. Cook club pisesident for the 1953 season and voted to con tinue the program of improve- j ments to the course here Howard Ferguson. retiring president, presided during the an nual business meeting. T)r. T. G. Hardy presented the slate of of ficers elected along with the new "resident: Armour Rice and Lou R'bertson. vice president: W. P. f’av. Jr., secretary, and Lea Wells, treasurer. Members continued the dues at present rates: $40 annual resident membership, which includes the member's family: 525 non-resi dent. 615 ladies, and green fees | for nc’-members $1.00. Baldwin Commended Archie Witt was also re-em- , plowed as greenskeeper. Kyle Baldwin, playing-super visor of greens end course con struction, will continue in that ; capacity until June, when the cur- j rent improvement program is ex pected to.be completed. With the current rebuilding and improving of No. 6 green, the course will have all grass greens by spring. In addition, all new tee boxes have been constructed *nd will be ready when the spring : plaving season commences. Mem bars roundly commended 1 Mr. Baldwin for the time and ef fort devoted to the work of pro viding the Longwood club with ' lie of the finest nine-hole courses In South'lde Virginia. Want New Members An invitation to prospective members, players or learners, in the community, was extended by the membership committee. In < Continued on Page 7>
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