1932                                               LAWS OF MARYLAND                           [Ch. 569

application for the license two or more tennis courts, a

swimming pool at 1east 30 by 80 feet in size, and a

regular or championship golf course of 9 holes or

more[. ]], OR HAS FIVE HUNDRED (500) OR MORE BONA FIDE

DUES PAYING MEMBERS AND MAINTAINS AT THE TIME OF THE

APPLICATION FOR THE LICENSE A REGULAR OR CHAMPIONSHIP

GOLF COURSE OF 18 HOLES OR MORE. Such a licensee shall

authorize the holder thereof to keep for sale and to sell
at retail any alcoholic beverages, to any customer at the
place described in said license, for consumption on or
off its premises. The annual fee for [such a] SAID golf
and country club [license] LICENSES shall be eight
hundred dollars ($800.00), which shall be paid to said
clerk before any such license is issued. The application
for any [such license] OF SAID LICENSES filed on behalf
of any such golf and country club in Prince George's
County shall be signed by at least one officer of said

club, who shall be a resident, registered voter and

taxpayer of Prince George's County. Such golf and

country club license shall be subject to all the

provisions of this article, except that any restrictions
against the sale of alcoholic beverages on Sundays,
appearing elsewhere in this article, shall not apply to

any licensee holding said special Class C (golf and

country club) license; provided, however, sales on Sunday

under such license shall be made only to the bona fide

members of such golf and country club and to guests of

such members for consumption on the premises and the

grounds of such club used in connection therewith. A

special Class C (country club) license for an annual fee

for such license of six hundred and twenty-five ($625.00)
to be paid to said clerk, before issuance thereof after

approval of issuance of such license by said board, may

also be issued in Prince George's County to a country

club meeting the aforementioned requirements other than

the requirements for a regular or championship golf

course of 9 holes or more; but which country club instead
shall be required to have, in addition to the other
requirements, not less than 15 acres of ground for said
licensed premises and used in connection therewith;
however, licensed clubs in this category of a special
Class C (country club) license shall be subject to
restrictions appearing in §103 of this article as to sale
of alcoholic beverages on Sunday and further said country
clubs shall not be permitted to sell alcoholic beverages
for consumption off their premises or the grounds of such
club used in connection therewith.

SECTION [[1]] .2. BE IT ENACTED BY THE GENERAL
ASSEMBLY OF MARYLAND, That Section 53(1) of Article 2B -
Alcoholic Beverages, of the Annotated Code of Maryland
(1968 Replacement Volume and 1973 Supplement) be and it