--- FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1938 Rites To Be Held Tomorrow For j Mrs. Silas Mack' Funeral services will be held in the Congregational church tomoi·- row, 2:30 p. m., foi· Daisy Maude Mack, wife of Silas W. black. Mrs. Mack passed away Sunday night at her home, 228 Fil·st Street, "The heart of her husband doth safely trust in her·, so that lie shall have no need of spoil. "She will do him good und not j evil all the days of her life. "Strength and lionoi· are Iici· ' clothing and she s]iall rejoice in time to coine. "She looketh well to tile ways of her household, and eateth not j the bread of idleness. "Many daughters have done vii·- tuously, but thou excellist. them all. "Favor is deceitful, and beauty is vain; but a woman that feareth the Lord, she shall be praised. "Give her of the fruit of her hands; and let hei o Kn works praise her iii the gates." Active with her husband iIi the ; Congregational c]1ui·ch since they ' came her·e froni Gonzales in 1903, the above Biblica.1 quotation could be aptly applied to the work and character of Mrs. Mack, Although she was a member of the D. A. R., her church work was haI· primary interest and activity, She served several t.erms as press- ident of the Mayflowei Women's ' association and many years as a teacher in the Sunday school, Over five weeks ago a stroke cle- prived her of the Ilse of her limbs. She passed away following a re- lapse from the stroke. At her bedside were her husband, Silas W. Mack, and four of theii· five children. The fifth, Dr. Henry W. Mack, is in Pacific Grove for the funei·al after driving west from Richmond, Va. The others wei·e Mev. S. Franklin Mack and his sister, Mrs. Cha.lies r Ebei·hai·dt. who flew out from New York; Arthur F. Mack, who mo- toi·ed fi·oni Gloucester,Mass.; and Wilfred T. Mack, Pacific Grove. i Also present were Mi·s. Wilfred T. Ma.ck and Miss Alice Chaniberlain | of Manchester, New Hampshire, Mrs. Mack was the daughter of California pioneers, the late Dr, W. i P. L. and Helen Winham. She was i born in Salinas, in 1869. She was 1 the yoUngest of a family of eight. 1 I Only one brother, Fred W. Win- ham of Salinas, sunlves her. i She and Silas W. Mack wei·e mai·- tied in Salinas in 1895. Eight years later they moved to Pacific Grove. Int.et·ment will be in the family plot in El Carmelo cemetery-. Mrs. Mack's remains may be tak- en to the Congregational church :tomorrow niorning. It will lie in I lstate --the coffin banked with flow- ers-·until after the services in the afternoon. ..1 - 3 , OCR Text: --- FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1938 Rites To Be Held Tomorrow For j Mrs. Silas Mack' Funeral services will be held in the Congregational church tomoi·- row, 2:30 p. m., foi· Daisy Maude Mack, wife of Silas W. black. Mrs. Mack passed away Sunday night at her home, 228 Fil·st Street, "The heart of her husband doth safely trust in her·, so that lie shall have no need of spoil. "She will do him good und not j evil all the days of her life. "Strength and lionoi· are Iici· ' clothing and she s]iall rejoice in time to coine. "She looketh well to tile ways of her household, and eateth not j the bread of idleness. "Many daughters have done vii·- tuously, but thou excellist. them all. "Favor is deceitful, and beauty is vain; but a woman that feareth the Lord, she shall be praised. "Give her of the fruit of her hands; and let hei o Kn works praise her iii the gates." Active with her husband iIi the ; Congregational c]1ui·ch since they ' came her·e froni Gonzales in 1903, the above Biblica.1 quotation could be aptly applied to the work and character of Mrs. Mack, Although she was a member of the D. A. R., her church work was haI· primary interest and activity, She served several t.erms as press- ident of the Mayflowei Women's ' association and many years as a teacher in the Sunday school, Over five weeks ago a stroke cle- prived her of the Ilse of her limbs. She passed away following a re- lapse from the stroke. At her bedside were her husband, Silas W. Mack, and four of theii· five children. The fifth, Dr. Henry W. Mack, is in Pacific Grove for the funei·al after driving west from Richmond, Va. The others wei·e Mev. S. Franklin Mack and his sister, Mrs. Cha.lies r Ebei·hai·dt. who flew out from New York; Arthur F. Mack, who mo- toi·ed fi·oni Gloucester,Mass.; and Wilfred T. Mack, Pacific Grove. i Also present were Mi·s. Wilfred T. Ma.ck and Miss Alice Chaniberlain | of Manchester, New Hampshire, Mrs. Mack was the daughter of California pioneers, the late Dr, W. i P. L. and Helen Winham. She was i born in Salinas, in 1869. She was 1 the yoUngest of a family of eight. 1 I Only one brother, Fred W. Win- ham of Salinas, sunlves her. i She and Silas W. Mack wei·e mai·- tied in Salinas in 1895. Eight years later they moved to Pacific Grove. Int.et·ment will be in the family plot in El Carmelo cemetery-. Mrs. Mack's remains may be tak- en to the Congregational church :tomorrow niorning. It will lie in I lstate --the coffin banked with flow- ers-·until after the services in the afternoon. ..1 - 3 , Heritage Society of Pacific Grove,Historical Collections,Names of People about town,E through F File names,L through M File Names,Mack,MACK_008.pdf,MACK_008.pdf 1 Page 1, Tags: MACK_008.PDF, MACK_008.pdf 1 Page 1