Shown above is an exterior view of The Wings Club, 469 Walpole Street, Norwood, with its cöol and friendly atmosphere — the answer to where to spend these hot summer evenings. On Friday and Saturday evenings the Benson Brothers’ orchestra entertains at this Norwood nite spot (Photo by Lou Cibotti)
After a hot day’s work if you’re looking for a cool place to spend the evening then without any further debating drive down to the Wing’s Club, 469 Walpole Street, Norwood, and in this cool and friendly club you can spend an evening of relaxation that hundreds of customers enjoy weekly.
At the Wing’s Club, you’ll find delicious sandwiches with choice wines, liquors, ale, and beer being served to make your afternoon or evening a pleasure.
The Wings Club is owned by Col. George Lee of Norwood who is still in the armed forces.
Tom Lee, brother of Col. Lee. is the manager of the club for his brother Tom is assisted by Bernie Bergman.
On Friday and Saturday evening, the Benson Brothers orchestra entertains and on Sunday evenings a community sing with all the customers taking part is held.
Don’t forget for an evening of relaxation, drop down to the Wing’s Club which, opens daily from it a. m. until midnight.
(All articles were originally published in the Norwood Messenger unless otherwise noted)
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