The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-03-24

the home folks more happy than
to hear about that sonny boy,
where is he and what is he doing?
If Victor Buzzelli QM2c's mother
could see him trying to convince
the check room ladies he's Irish
cahem), and he from Columbia
Ave-. Akron, Ohio, she would get
a laugh out of that incident. He
said to Mother Piodella: Didn't
eat your green cake and drink
your orange punch here ST. Pa
tricks night?" May be-" said Bill
lie Burke, but you will not get by
with that name for the ''wearin'
| O. the green"
Walter Kelley, from Kansas
City. Mo-. son of E. L. Kelley, of
Lexington, Mo-, was an usually
pleasant fellow and one to be re-
membered. Good luck to you,
Walter"
The Canadian boys were very
much in evidence and enjoying
themselves immensely. Kenneth
Wood from Cooksville, Toronto.
John Leaver, of Vancouver, B. c.;
and Clyde Beatty, an orchestra
pianist and vocalist, who said:
I've often played with the or
chestra in the States as well as
at home in Toronto, but listen, we
boys would like breath of that
cool Canada air right now"
The Boys" were sure glad to
see Mother Pauline Pinder back
at the Oasis Bar" St. Patrick's
night. She has been very ill and
very much missed at the Center.
Mrs. Pinder has been a loyal
worker and all the past and pres
ent personnel were grateful for.
the service she has rendered the
u. S. o.
Mr. Vincent Lipsio wears we'll
with the patronage and especially
the ladies. Easy to approach, al
ways in good humor and very
courteous, all of which makes him
ideal for the post he serves as
Assistant Director.
A letter was received from our
beloved Tony" He has gradual
ed from the Tech School at Fort
Logan, Colorado. Tony is Mr.. A.
v. Martinez, son of Mr.. Antonio
Martinez, at the airport in Ha-
vana and Mrs. Theresa Boil Mar
tinez of Key West. He is admins
trative clerk, 983 Bomb TT. So. at
Victorville,, California. 1t would
be difficult matter to replace a
young man of his type in this
town. For efficiency, foresight
and willingness, he could not be
surpassed. We are all praying for
you. Tony" and hope to see you
soon.
Mrs. M. E. Mondul, formerly of
Key West, brought surprise Wis
itor, Mrs. Joseph Kane, of Balti-
more, Md, to visit her son. 1t has
been % years since Mrs. Kane was
in the Island City and she was
amazed at the improvements. 1T
has grown in leaps and bounds. 1t
is unbelievable. and it should now
be called the Magic City, which it
really is" Mrs. Mpndul and she
were girl friends and when her
son William Kane went to Camp
Gordon and the recent death. OF
her mother caused her to worry
and grieve, the son advised her
to seek her girl friend, review old
scenes and renew the friendship
that always was one of her favor
tie "reminiscences. Mrs. Kane said:
.I'm a real southern lady, born in
North Carolina, raised in South
Carolina, and transplanted to Bal
timore, Md"
The Junior Hostesses, now
known as the Liberty Bellies,
many of whom are Convent Mary
Immaculate girls, had quite few
of their classmates attending the
dance Friday night. A very pref
ty and attractive one was MISS
Annabelle Moffet, who impressed
us as thoroughly enjoying the eve
ming. Another was the petite Miss
Lydia Garcia and the Ramos SIS
tiers. Misses Olga and Oneida, all
very talented young ladies IN mu-
sic and the arts.
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/ Last, but not least by any means,
is a word of welcome to our Dl-
rectress of the Women's Division
of the u. S. ON. c. c. 5. MISS
Alice White, who has just return