Beet Mayonnaise Spread for Lettuce Wedges
A simple beet and mayonnaise spread dressed with a touch of green onion. Mix chopped cooked beets with mayonnaise and minced green onion, then spoon onto lettuce wedges for a colorful starter.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1963
Page
5
A simple beet and mayonnaise spread dressed with a touch of green onion. Mix chopped cooked beets with mayonnaise and minced green onion, then spoon onto lettuce wedges for a colorful starter.
The Twentieth Century club held its annual meeting at Mrs. Thomas Beveridge's home. Mrs. Paul Havertamp presented a slide program on Historic Sites in Iowa, featuring landmarks from Winterset to Nashua, Dubuque, Effigy Mounds, and the Floyd Monument, with a business meeting and upcoming picnic announced.
At the Jefferson High School PTA gathering Virgil Ross led prayer and Mrs. Blackwood presided. New officers were installed by past president Keith Hervick as carnation flowers were exchanged. committee chairs were named including program, social, open house, and city wide PTA reps.
West Junior High PTA held a brief meeting naming a new officers slate headed by Dr and Mrs John Travarthen as president and Mr and Mrs Robert Veerhusen as vice president. The nominating committee was announced and the principal noted the PTO would replace the PTA next year with officers retained as council members and meetings to be called as needed. The program featured the school's vocal group directed by Mrs Charles Weber.
Mrs. J B Christiansen of Durant will be installed as president of Episcopal Churchwomen Diocese of Iowa by Bishop Gordon W Smith at St Johns Mason City during the diocesan convention. She will oversee eight district meetings yearly and direct the annual women’s conference.
Group Four of Zion Lutheran Church Women meet Thursday at 7 30 at 1226 E Fourth for a white elephant sale to aid the gift fund. Pearl Navy Mothers meet Thursday at the VF hall with officers to be installed. Garfield school PTA meets Thursday at 7 30 p m in the gym with sixth grade recognition and guest speaker Olga Pirrsall. St Marys Altar and Rosary Society bake sale at Iowa Electric and Power Co office with pick up numbers by call in. Muscatine Civic Art Guild holds regular meeting with May project to paint kitchen walls and new library books donated by Mabel Bartenhagen. July 4 float co chairmen named Bill Martin and Gary Causey. May program committee listed with dates May 14 21 28 and refreshments crew named.
The Homebuilders of the Lincoln Blvd Baptist church voted to rename as Shepherds of Li-Bo-Ba, a suggestion by Lyle Wilson. Meeting led by Mr Helmich with opening prayer from Mr McLaughtin. 18 members present. Next gathering June 4 at Dean Worthington home. Mrs Helmich led singing with Mrs Barnes at organ.
The Philathea class of the First Methodist Church held an election of officers after a 1:30 Tuesday fellowship hall dinner. Mrs. J E Showalter was re elected president with Mrs. Frank Foster as recording secretary, Othmer as treasurer, and E E Baker as press reporter. A picnic is set for June 4 at Weed Park and Mrs Showalter closed with the poem Where Do We Live.
The Women’s Department of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints met at the church Tuesday evening. Marilyn Wagler led prayers and devotions on prayer. An informal discussion covered the Davenport May 4 Women’s Institute highlights with seven Muscatine members reporting. The chicken and noodle supper raised 345.02 for the building fund. A mother and daughter banquet is planned for May 18. Hostesses Alice Zahner and Mary Ann Tompkins served a Mother's Day luncheon.
The Delta Alpha class of the First Baptist church met Tuesday afternoon with devotions by Addie Drumm using Psalm 103 and a reading on Greatness and Neatness plus a poem He Makes No Mistakes. Elsie Fowler led the prayer. They worked on a Public Health Nursing Association project. Hostesses were Amelia Bergstadt, Ella Altenbernd, Maude Budeller, Ada Hoefflin and Elma Hurlbut. Next meeting includes a supper on June 4. Spread hot toast with butter and grated Parmesan cheese under the broiler, serve with soup.
The Musserville Methodist church Woman's Society of Christian Service met Tuesday evening led by Mrs. T Ray Crews with a study from Dimension in Prayer. Mrs. Aaron James gave meditation for students and service personnel. A mother and daughter tea was announced for Hoopes hall Wednesday May 15. Mrs. Herbert Toussain hosted.
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