WEEKEND AT WEBBY’S CLUB
Each weekend sees Webby's Club increasing in popularity, judging by the attendance of the men of the Forces, and the past weekend was a particularly popular one. Everyone of the boys is warmly welcomed.
Friday night was enjoyable and the rowd of dancers entered into the nov
elty -dances with zest. Three of the boys in khaki gave a popular item, a song dedicated to Webby's Club, which was loudly applauded. Miss Corrie ITiroti also sang.
Saturday night went with a swing from the first dance. Several innovations were noticeable —one being a gas fire which had been installed during the week. This will be a particularly welcome addition to the club’s facilities for file cold winter nights. Another facility was a microphone and loudspeaker system, which proved a vast improvement. and of great assistance. . On Sunday a large crowd.enjoyed the usual informal home-made tea. after which games and dancing were enjoyed till supper time. Ping-pong and darts were well patronized. Those contributing to the entertainment of the boys were Mr. and Mrs. Pember and MrEric Harrison, to whom the thanks of the club are extended.
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Camp News, Volume 2, Issue 79, 27 June 1941, Page 7
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