Carol was the daughter of Carl Chambers and Dorothy Norris.
Jackson Herald, Fri, Oct 17, 1941:
GLENROY CHILD DIES THURSDAY
Funeral services will be conducted at 1:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon for Carol June Chambers, three-month-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Chambers who died at the home of her parents at Glenroy early Thursday morning.
The child had been ill for several weeks and in addition to her parents is survived by her four sisters, Glenna, Jean, Doris and Esther Ann; and one brother, Lloyd, all at home.
Services Saturday afternoon will be conducted from the Glenroy M. E. church with the Rev. George W. Thompson officiating and burial will be made in Fairmount cemetery under the direction of Don Sperry.
Photo and obituary courtesy of Donna Scurlock.
Jackson Herald, Fri, Oct 17, 1941:
GLENROY CHILD DIES THURSDAY
Funeral services will be conducted at 1:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon for Carol June Chambers, three-month-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Chambers who died at the home of her parents at Glenroy early Thursday morning.
The child had been ill for several weeks and in addition to her parents is survived by her four sisters, Glenna, Jean, Doris and Esther Ann; and one brother, Lloyd, all at home.
Services Saturday afternoon will be conducted from the Glenroy M. E. church with the Rev. George W. Thompson officiating and burial will be made in Fairmount cemetery under the direction of Don Sperry.
Photo and obituary courtesy of Donna Scurlock.
Carol was the daughter of Carl Chambers and Dorothy Norris.
Jackson Herald, Fri, Oct 17, 1941:
GLENROY CHILD DIES THURSDAY
Funeral services will be conducted at 1:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon for Carol June Chambers, three-month-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Chambers who died at the home of her parents at Glenroy early Thursday morning.
The child had been ill for several weeks and in addition to her parents is survived by her four sisters, Glenna, Jean, Doris and Esther Ann; and one brother, Lloyd, all at home.
Services Saturday afternoon will be conducted from the Glenroy M. E. church with the Rev. George W. Thompson officiating and burial will be made in Fairmount cemetery under the direction of Don Sperry.
Photo and obituary courtesy of Donna Scurlock.
Jackson Herald, Fri, Oct 17, 1941:
GLENROY CHILD DIES THURSDAY
Funeral services will be conducted at 1:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon for Carol June Chambers, three-month-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Chambers who died at the home of her parents at Glenroy early Thursday morning.
The child had been ill for several weeks and in addition to her parents is survived by her four sisters, Glenna, Jean, Doris and Esther Ann; and one brother, Lloyd, all at home.
Services Saturday afternoon will be conducted from the Glenroy M. E. church with the Rev. George W. Thompson officiating and burial will be made in Fairmount cemetery under the direction of Don Sperry.
Photo and obituary courtesy of Donna Scurlock.
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