Eisenhower gives Bobby Jones portrait to Jones at Augusta National Golf Course and kicks off blood drive for the Red Cro

President Eisenhower travels to Augusta, Georgia, for a weekend of golf and relaxation, accompanied by Mrs. Eisenhower. During the visit, he presents an oil painting of Bobby Jones to the famous golfer. After returning to Washington, Eisenhower launches the 1953 American Red Cross drive, urging Americans to support the cause by raising $93 million and donating 5 million pints of blood. He emphasizes the importance of the Red Cross in strengthening the nation and helping people in need.

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