Polk's Clearwater (Pinellas County, Fla.) City Directory including Belleair, Dunedin, Largo, Safety Harbor and Tarpon Springs 1939, Part 26

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Publication date: 1939
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1122 Gray Albert (c) 1124 Mason Wilbur (c)


1126 Mills Lensey (c)


1128 Williams Carey (c)


1130 Hodge Mattie (c)


1132 Jackson Lovie (c)


1139 Payne Edgar (c)


1145 Payne Chas (c)


1197 Warner Dewitt (c)


1201 Atmore Ella (c)


THIRD AV (Clearwater Beach) - From Gulf View blvd east, 2 south of Causeway blvd


THOMAS-(See Woodlawn av, bet Largo rd and Greenwood av)


THOMPSON-From Wyatt south, 3 east of Greenwood av es 1 s Thompson Court tourist camps ws 1 s Rudd Ira W O


TILLEY AV - From Woodlawn av south to limits, 3 west of Green- wood av


1521 Fowler Hugh C


1526 Stuckey Robt O


1528 Woods Lonnie O


1530 Severance Ola Mrs


1532 Maull Homer W


1546 Vacant


Howard intersects


1554 Scott Richd H O 1565 Bates S Clayton


1572 Abernathy Ida Mrs O


1576 McBride Clair O 1581 Hayden Rosa Mrs


1589 Kyle Mary E Mrs 1703 Woolward Louis


Belleair intersects


TIOGA AV - From Lakeview av south to limits, 1 east of Green- wood av


King intersects Woodlawn av intersects


1523 McClamma Geo T 1529 Crow Ira W O


Howard intersects


1555 Hunt Geo A O


1561 Vacant


1563 Williams Mattie Mrs


1570 Vacant


1571 Miller Norsie Mrs


1575 Risner Louisa Mrs O 1580 Green Arth G


1587 Hatch Herbert L


Belleair intersects


TULANE ROAD (Marymont) -From 1800 Drew north, 1 east of Weber 116 Vacant


TURNER - From the bay east to Greenwood av, 6 south of Cleve- land 1 Roberts Edgar A O 24Cass Agnes O


Lime begins 394Davis Julia M Mrs O Orange av intersects


100 Vacant


109 Campbell Mary S @ drsmkr


1104Fowler Harry K


1144Bereton Eliz D O


1214Stone Eug E O


Bay av intersects


200 Prince Wilfred W


201 Vater Chas O


206 Hansen Louis A


2094Jackson Chas E O


2104Wilcox Chas A O


2101/2 Wilcox Chas A jr


215 Bohnenstingl Eliz Mrs O


2214Durand Arth J O


Oak av intersects


3004Dickie Wm P O 306 Apartments


1 Collins Ernest W


2 Astor Bertha Mrs


3 Raines Thos W


4 Latham Amy


5 Armstrong Clifford F


Street continued 307 Gillis John R


313 Tullis Apartments Apartments: 14Tullis Edw S O


2 Schwartz Edw J


3 Kent Saml N


44Brown Nelle M


5 McMichael Eliz C


6 Rank Chas W


7 Hopcroft Thos


8 Barton Mary C Mrs 9 Vacant 10 Miller F A


11 Stewart J P


12 Vacant


14 Vacant


15 Johnson F D


16 Gibbons Mary E 18 Vacant Street continued


3184Bradford Mary A Mrs O


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TURNER-Contd 319 Carney Matilda L Mrs O Palm av intersects


4014McQuagge Laura J Mrs O


4124Berry Frank G 4134Hill Felix R jr Rev


414. Vickers J Robt


418 Hickey Calvin M Storey Kittie Mrs McKnight L Frank


422 Vacant


S Ft Harrison av intersects


511 Dunn Margt Mrs O private school 512 Shepard Lilla Mrs Watts Herman W


5121/2 Harris Geo B 515 Harman Nathalie C Mrs


5184Eubanks Jesse O


5181/2 Harbison Arth


523 Hardin Leland S


5244Abbett Leon G O 52412 Vacant


529 Jordan Elmer L O


5291/2 Miller Delbert A O


ACLRR crosses


600 Cranmer Harold D


603 Peters Danl R


6064Wallace Wm O


608-14 Wallace Gardens florists


6094Chalfant Robt G


615 Hamilton Marvin L


619 Jones Anna W Mrs @ furn rms


627 Reid Lee


628 McKenna Paul G


631 Seventh Day Adventist Church 635 Vacant


6364Daugherty Wm


643 Luce Glen D Garrard Rufus C


649 Barber Almer J


East intersects SALRR crosses


702 Vacant 704 Park Chas A


708 Allen Wm A O


S Myrtle av intersects


800 Hart Ora S O 8014McMullen D Byrd


802 Vacant


80212 Wagner Earl O 803 Russell Jos L O


804 Towers Louis E 80412 Wagner John J O


8054Errickson Albert W O 806 Scaff Clarence L O 807 Zimmerman Henry E O 80712 Vacant 8084Hornsby Jesse B O 80812 Vacant 809 Reidinger Marie C Mrs O 8091/2 Marshall Clark M 811 Brush Herbert B 8111/2 Vater Robt A O


812 Granberry Walter W


813 Wright Chas


8154Kelly Jas T O


Prospect av intersects


900 Vacant


901 Anderson Mabel G Mrs O


903 Vacant 904 Conley Timothy P O 905 Cary Justus E


906 Vacant 907 Chandler Chas W 9071/2 Vacant 908 Mauk Mary M Mrs O


908124Pinder Geo T O


910 Casey Jas F


912 Vacant 9144Sumner M Earl O


91412 Vacant 9154Wood Theo H O


rear Vacant


1004 Moree Wm A


10054Schaeffer Fredk E O


1006 Quattlebaum Jas B


10074Lapsley Georgia S Mrs O 100712 Vacant


10094 Barco Sue


10091/2 Varney Raymond N


10104Franklin Robt O


1011 Graham Floretta D Mrs O Greenwood av intersects


TUSKAWILLA-From S Ft Harrison av east, 1 south of Pinellas (Un- opened to ACLRR)


709 Wadsworth Jas M O


714 Ziegler Loy B O


718 Allen Lummie L O Clearwater Cemetery (office)


720 Wood Lee W O


724 Ward C A


S Myrtle av intersects


802 Buchan Leslie G


814 Zipper Wm W O


824 Yates Carley C O S Prospect av intersects


900 Vacant


909 Cribbs Hattie M Mrs 911 Vacant


Ewing av intersects Greenwood av intersects


UNION-From 2095 N Ft Harrison av east to Douglas av, 6 north of Sunset Point dr (Dunedin city limits) 1017 Vacant 1019 Rand Jean C O


VINE AV-From 810 Drew north to Jurgens, 5 east of N Ft Harrison av


204 Vacant 2041/2 Collins Ruth Mrs


205 Johnson Pearl C Mrs


206 Watwood Minor H


207 Hamilton J Palmer


20712 Vacant 208 Williams Zella Mrs O 2081/2 Lee Bertha A 2104Middleton Francis C


Jones resumes


300 Shaw Ralph D 301 Bogue Scott O 302 Rousseau Wm O 3021/2 Lytton Neal C


304 Warren Henry J


3064McCall Maud B 307 Dalby Geo H 3084Roberts Edison W 3094Proctor Chas H O 310 Vacant 311 Carter Ralph I


Hart intersects


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VINE AV-Contd 403 Bush Conley S 4031/2 Caruthers David R 404 Flick W Earl 405 Runyan David G 4051/2 Harrington Robt E


407 Daniel Viola A Mrs 408 Reck J Dallas 410 Reflogal Alma F Mrs 4124Price Sylvester L es Florida Power Corp sub sta Plaza begins


500 Mckenzie Ole B O 502 Register Jas S 504 Hamrick J Frank @


SALRy crosses Maple intersects


601 Flowers Maggie Mrs 603 Sissel John J O


Eldridge intersects


7014Boyd Douglas L O


7044Nash Geo W elec contr


705 Dupree Lora B


707 Russell Howard


708 Barlow Arth O


7081/2 Bell Otis J


709 Vacant


7104Adams Danl B O gro


711 Vacant


Seminole intersects


8074Smith Walter D O


8114Schenck Anna L Mrs


Nicholson intersects


902 Bellamy Wm H O


906 House Chas R


9061/2 House Wm F


9084Shaner Harry C O


909 Sterling R Frank O K Laundry


Palmetto intersects 1000 Exchange The auto parts and 2d hd gds 1002 McCarey Kath (c)


Cedar intersects Jurgens intersects


VIRGINIA - From S Madison av east to Missouri av, 1 south of Chestnut


Madison av intersects


ns 1 e Richardson Jake (c)


ns 2 e Glover Annie K (c) ns 3 e Brenson Chas (c)


Missouri av intersects


WALNUT - From N Highland av east to limits, 3 north of Maple


WASHINGTON-From the bay east to beyond Lincoln, 3 north of Cedar


Sunset dr intersects Osceola av intersects Ft Harrison av intersects Myrtle av intersects 805 Bentley Richd (c) 807 Hall Ernest (c) Railroad av intersects Roosevelt av intersects Pennsylvania av intersects 1005 Lockett Ellis (c) 1006 Williams Millidge (c)


1007 Devine Septer (c)


1008 Bryant Jack (c)


1009 Young Mamie


Greenwood av intersects


1106 Jones Carrie (c)


1107 Cato Cora (c)


1109 Thomas Amanda (c)


1111 Roberson Geo (c)


1113 Jerrido Rufus (c)


1114 Colson Earl (c) 1116 McPherson Homer F (c)


1117 Whitaker Jacob C (c)


1118 Washington Edw (c) 1119 Behn Wadell (c)


1120 Woolridge Jas P (c)


1121 Bunton Edw (c)


1123 Williamson Christine (c)


1125 Mason Lucille (c) 1127 Clark Leona (c) 1131 Wilson Callie (c)


1133 Williams Mary J (c)


1401 Dansey Dora (c)


WASHINGTON AV N-From 1112 Drew north to Eldridge, 1 east of Greenwood av 206 Robb Jas W 2084Cox Jesse A


214 Vacant


309 Vacant


3154Smith Alex W O


Jackson bvd intersects Maple intersects SALRR crosses Eldridge intersects


WASHINGTON AV S-From 1201 Cleveland south to limits, 1 east of Greenwood av


17 Scott Carrie (c)


18 Weaver Mayo (c) 181/2 Finley Jack C (c)


19 Jackson Ivory (c)


20 Davis Jacob (c)


21 Frazier Minnie (c)


30 Dieffenwierth Steph H gro Park intersects


se cor Odd Fellows Hall (c) 102 Burgess Harry K gro rear Patrick Commer (c) 103 Jones Rebecca (c)


105 Young Philip (c)


106 Jones Will (c) beer


110 Jones Henry (c) O


Pierce intersects


300 Jones Will (c)


302 Crosskey Beatrice (c)


304 Lovic Otis (c) O 306 Paulhill Cynthia (c) O


316 Young Evan (c)


Court intersects Unopened to Lakeview Lakeview av intersects


1311 Vacant


1361 McMullen Boliver H O King intersects


Woodlawn av intersects


1514 Ramsey Ruth Mrs O


1520 Salvation Army (out post)


1529 Gant John E


1532 Meeks Harvey W


Howard intersects


1563 Fritch Matthew W O


1564 Stewart Harold W


1568 Wilkinson Ira C 1569 Martin Vernon B O 1572 Kinsey Lionel


1573 Kinsey Woodrow W


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WASHINGTON AV S-Contd 1578 Chauncey J Perry Belleair intersects


WATKINS RD (Belleair) - From Druid rd east 1 block, 2 south of corporation line 215 Knight Saml F O


WATTERSON AV-From 502 Cleve- land, north 2 blocks


15 I O O F Hall Mason Betty dancing tchr Carpenters' Union Local No 1275


Brotherhood of Painters Decorators and Paper- hangers of America Local No 1321 International Order of Odd Fellows No 12


19 Melton & O'Neal auto reprs 26 Ford Roy M signs Hendricks intersects


1074Colonial Inn Ye Griffin Jas N Cooper Dominique F 1134Mackie A Margt Mrs 119 Star Furn Co (whse) 1214Lancaster & Dalby auto trucks


WEBER ROAD -- From 1770 Drew north, 1 east of Duncan av nr city limits


es 1 n Vacant es 2 n Fish Cecil E O


WILDWOOD WAY - From Indian Rocks rd east to ACLRR, 1 south of Belleview blvd. 324 Howard Paul F 326 Mathieson John I O


S Orange av intersects 4164Chalfant Chester E O 4204Briscoe Frank O


4244Johnson Timothy A O


42412 Brown Florence H Mrs


426 Wells John E O


430 Bateman H


Corporation Line S Ft Harrison av intersects


511 Berray Edw W O 516 Vacant


518 Lanier Jas S


519 Sperry Robt T O


524 Hamrick Richd G


534 Young W J


536 Sullivan Eddie E


538 Lloyd Avery H


Cross la intersects


609 Blanton Grover C O


614 Tuttle Lola Mrs O Lee Henry M 615 Hornbuckle Thos O


WILLADEL DRIVE (Belleair) - From the bay northeast and east to 1311 Druid rd, 1 south of Jef- fords


1304Hobart Garrett A O 1504Davidge S Richd O 1604Allbright W J


WILLIAMS ROAD (Changed to Wildwood Way)


WILSON AV-From Sedeeva north to city limits, 1 east N Ft Harrison av


WOODLAWN AV - From Indian Rocks rd east to 12 south of Jef- fords


(* Denotes numbers out of order) 3114Williams Steph A jr O 312 Taunton Myrtle R nurse 31212 Gray Nina M Mrs O 3134Reid Maude K Mrs O


Orange av ends


4134Harper McCleary W O Overbrook dr ends 5054Gillespie Geo F O Fairview av begins


512 (518) Stoltz Rosa Mrs O


514 Fowler Geo Rev O


5164Craig Callie L Mrs O


519 Sadon John


546 Vacant


5484Hall Millard F O


Cross Lane ends


601 Hall Mildred F (storage) 603 Roebling Construction Co (whse)


Corporation Line Ft Harrison av intersects


6054Havener Walter R O 607 Beckwith Chas S wood 6094 Beckwith Chas S gro 6091/2 Vacant


Carmel av begins


612 Hill A Glenn 638 Knight Ulysses A O sw cor Ceraolo Theo beer garden Myrtle av intersects ACLRy crosses


802 Rodgers Edw L *610 Williams Jos *611 Wingo Israel (c) Scranton av intersects Tilley av intersects Prospect av intersects


1007 Daniels Arch F 1009 Stephens Willie B O Greenwood av intersects Tioga av intersects Washington av intersects 1130 Funderburke Clegg E Norman av ends Madison av intersects Michigan av intersects


1159 Vacant


1169 Sinclair John I O Missouri av intersects


WOODLAWN TERRACE - From Douglas av east to Betty Lane, 3 north to Sunset Point dr 1212 Downing Oscar H O 1213 Vacant 12194Wyatt Robt F O Oakdale Way begins


1232 Schellenger CI 1234 Walker Amos 1260 Hammatte Mary L L O 12714McClung Lester M O Betty Lane intersects


HARRY C. SHAW NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITIES "Safety Is Always the First Consideration" PHONE 2347


214 COACHMAN BLDG.


CLEARWATER DIRECTORY OF HOUSEHOLDERS (1939) 239


WYATT (Belmont) - From Largo rd east, 4 south of Belleair ns 1 e Short Frank D O ns 2 e Rupert J B rear Fillmon Josephine F Mrs O ss 1 e Spyker Harold L O


ss 2 e Apgar Jesse O


ss 3 e Wentzel Clarence O


ss 4 e Fowler Benj O


ss 5 e Murray Jos O ss 6 e4O'Hara Henry R O


ACLRR crosses


ns 1 e Baty Jas D O rear Flowers E Danl Johnson David E Mobley W Hartridge ns 2 e Deveneau Clarence V O ns 3 e Hall Jefferson J gro rear Hall Jefferson J O


ns 4 e Vacant ss 1 e Weimer Glenn C O


rear Moyers Saml A O ss 2 e Miller Walter L O ss 3 e Miller J Ancel O ss 4 e Vacant


Greenwood av intersects


ns 1 e Gold Easton O


ns 2 e Forehand M Nix


ns 3 e Elmore A Eliza Mrs


ns 4 e McNeal John C O ss 1 e Inman Chas R rear Cuatt John D Hagans Archie ss 2 e Strickland Jack B ss 3 e Lem Carl Lyons Carrol C


Crawford begins ss 1 e Hudson Ernest


Hollander begins ss 1 e Johnson Lenora A Mrs Thompson begins Missouri begins


YELVINGTON AV - From 1600 Gulf-to-Bay blvd, south to Druid, 5 east of Highland av es 1 s4Hartsell Arth D


YOUNG AV - From Lakeview av south to King, 2 east of Missouri av


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TARPON SPRINGS CITY DIRECTORY (1939) 241


TARPON SPRINGS


You are invited to spend your next vacation in Tarpon Springs, whether it be for a few days, a week, the winter season-or better still-to make it your permanent home. In any event, you will find Tarpon Springs a de- lightful place in which to live.


The Tarpon Springs Chamber of Commerce will be delighted to give specific information, upon request.


Located in the northernmost part of Pinellas County, it has a high elevation, and contains twenty miles of water-frontage within its corporate limits, including picturesque bayous, reaching into the heart of the city. Adding to its beauty, among many tropical trees, shrubs and flowers, are numerous jacaranda trees, which, when in bloom, dot the city with splashes of lavender splendor. It is worth a trip to Tarpon Springs to see them!


Often referred to as "The Venice of the South" because of its similarity to "Old Venice," Tarpon Springs is bounded on the north by the Anclote River, on the east by Lake Butler and on the west by the Gulf of Mexico.


CLIMATE: Climatic conditions the year 'round are unexcelled by any other section, not only of this country, but other countries of the world as well. It is pleasantly warm, with plenty of sunshine during the winter months, while in the summer there is always a cool breeze off the Gulf.


WATER: Excellent water is supplied by the city from deep wells.


INDUSTRIES: Here is located the largest sponge industry in the world, with an annual income of more than $1,000,000. Other industries included in the trade territory are five citrus packing houses, a grapefruit canning plant, several shipyards and ways, a custom chicken hatchery, an ice-plant, five wholesale fish companies, sixteen sponge-packing houses, a bottling works, a tannery and various other small industries.


INNESS PAINTINGS: Here are located The Inness paintings, in the Church of the Good Shepherd, which is open daily from 3:00 to 5:00 o'clock when lectures are given. These ten religious paintings were inspired by the beauties of the vicinity, and were the work of the late George Inness, Jr., whose father had already made this section famous with his painting, "The Home of the Heron." Like them, many artists and lovers of nature have been drawn here by the unusual setting of Tarpon Springs, its bayous, the tropical Anclote River, Lake Butler and the Gulf.


TRAVEL FACILITIES: Served by the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, the Seaboard Air Line Railway; busses of the Gulf Coast Motor Lines, Inc., and Florida Motor Lines, and excellent paved highways connecting with a] parts of Florida.


CHURCHES: Churches of practically every denomination are found here, including Baptist, Methodist, Catholic, Presbyterian, Episcopal, Uni- versalist, Greek Orthodox and Church of God.


SCHOOLS: Accredited elementary and junior-senior high schools, housed in modern buildings with up-to-date equipment. A 70-piece high school band, which has on several occasions received high honors in competitive playing.


LIBRARY: A new public library containing thousands of volumes, among them many of the latest books.


Many beautiful homes and homesites, a municipal hospital, excellent accommodations of all kinds, and many forms of sports and entertainment are found here.


SPORTS: One of the finest 18-hole golf courses on the west coast of Florida is found here. Shuffleboard courts; tennis and other forms of en- tertainment at Coburn City Park, where there is also a boat landing, picnic grounds, fishing, both fresh and salt-water, and other water sports; boat trips on river and Gulf; training quarters for one of the nationally-known baseball clubs.


Tourist activities include a tourist club with several hundred members who enjoy entertainments, card parties, needlework clubs and other activi- ties especially arranged by various groups.


AGRICULTURE: Citrus groves dot the surrounding territory, and in


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TARPON SPRINGS CITY DIRECTORY (1939) 241


TARPON SPRINGS


You are invited to spend your next vacation in Tarpon Springs, whether it be for a few days, a week, the winter season-or better still-to make it your permanent home. In any event, you will find Tarpon Springs a de- lightful place in which to live.


The Tarpon Springs Chamber of Commerce will be delighted to give specific information, upon request.


Located in the northernmost part of Pinellas County, it has a high elevation, and contains twenty miles of water-frontage within its corporate limits, including picturesque bayous, reaching into the heart of the city. Adding to its beauty, among many tropical trees, shrubs and flowers, are numerous jacaranda trees, which, when in bloom, dot the city with splashes of lavender splendor. It is worth a trip to Tarpon Springs to see them!


Often referred to as "The Venice of the South" because of its similarity to "Old Venice," Tarpon Springs is bounded on the north by the Anclote River, on the east by Lake Butler and on the west by the Gulf of Mexico.


CLIMATE: Climatic conditions the year 'round are unexcelled by any other section, not only of this country, but other countries of the world as well. It is pleasantly warm, with plenty of sunshine during the winter months, while in the summer there is always a cool breeze off the Gulf.


WATER: Excellent water is supplied by the city from deep wells.


INDUSTRIES: Here is located the largest sponge industry in the world, with an annual income of more than $1,000,000. Other industries included in the trade territory are five citrus packing houses, a grapefruit canning plant, several shipyards and ways, a custom chicken hatchery, an ice-plant, five wholesale fish companies, sixteen sponge-packing houses, a bottling works, a tannery and various other small industries.


INNESS PAINTINGS: Here are located The Inness paintings, in the Church of the Good Shepherd, which is open daily from 3:00 to 5:00 o'clock when lectures are given. These ten religious paintings were inspired by the beauties of the vicinity, and were the work of the late George Inness, Jr., whose father had already made this section famous with his painting, "The Home of the Heron." Like them, many artists and lovers of nature have been drawn here by the unusual setting of Tarpon Springs, its bayous, the tropical Anclote River, Lake Butler and the Gulf.


TRAVEL FACILITIES: Served by the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, the Seaboard Air Line Railway; busses of the Gulf Coast Motor Lines, Inc., and Florida Motor Lines, and excellent paved highways connecting with al parts of Florida.


CHURCHES: Churches of practically every denomination are found here, including Baptist, Methodist, Catholic, Presbyterian, Episcopal, Uni- versalist, Greek Orthodox and Church of God.


SCHOOLS: Accredited elementary and junior-senior high schools, housed in modern buildings with up-to-date equipment. A 70-piece high school band, which has on several occasions received high honors in competitive playing.


LIBRARY: A new public library containing thousands of volumes, among them many of the latest books.


Many beautiful homes and homesites, a municipal hospital, excellent accommodations of all kinds, and many forms of sports and entertainment are found here.


SPORTS: One of the finest 18-hole golf courses on the west coast of Florida is found here. Shuffleboard courts; tennis and other forms of en- tertainment at Coburn City Park, where there is also a boat landing, picnic grounds, fishing, both fresh and salt-water, and other water sports; boat trips on river and Gulf; training quarters for one of the nationally-known baseball clubs.


Tourist activities include a tourist club with several hundred members who enjoy entertainments, card parties, needlework clubs and other activi- ties especially arranged by various groups.


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CURIO STORES: Here are many curio stores selling all kinds of sea curios, sponges of all varieties and sizes, and various other novelties.


COFFEE SHOPS: A tang of the Near East is supplied through the quaint habits and customs of Tarpon Springs' industrious Greek people, and in their coffee shops is found a perpetuation of social and friendly gatherings.


HEALTH SPRINGS: Three miles south, wonder of nature, showing a head outlined in lithia rock. Here are also some old crooked oaks, sail by many to have been landmarks of the Indians.


RIVER TRIP: A trip up the Anclote River proves delightful, for it offers an endless array of semi-tropical beauty. Lake Butler, forming the east boundary of Tarpon Springs, is also a beauty spot and a favorite haven for fishing.


SALT-WATER fishing is also a favorite sport here, boats being available for party rental by the day, or for open parties.


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the vicinity are also grown many other fruits and practically all vegetables that are found elsewhere in Florida. Such products are plentiful in sealion, and are available almost the year 'round.


Poultry is also raised extensively in this vicinity.


HOTELS: Excellent hotels offering every comfort for the visitor -- by the day, week or month, at moderate rates. The leading hotels include the Hotel Villa Plumosa, the Hotel Stratford and the Hotel Arcade, all of which will be glad to give their rates on application-either American or Euro- pean plan.


Comfortable apartments and rooms in private homes or at the smaller hotels are available-with or without meals.


TOURIST CAMPS: Excellent, registered tourist camps and trailer fa- cilities are available for those who prefer them.


CLUBS: In Tarpon Springs are numerous civic, fraternal and social clubs and organizations representing all leading bodies of the country. Ro- tary and Lions are prominent here.


The Greek Epiphany ceremony, held here annually on Jan. 6, is at- tended by thousands of persons. The Greek Orthodox Church, centuries old, with all its beauty of symbolism, retains many of its ecclesiastical and church customs and rites, among which is the ever-interesting Epiphany or "Greek Cross" ceremony commemorating the baptism of Christ, the descent of the Holy Spirit and the recovery of the Cross under Constantine.




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