Rolla Herald, Thursday, June 21, 1945, page 3: 

A. J. (JACK) CHAMBERS - Andrew Jackson Chambers was
born in Phelps County, MO on April 4, 1880
and passed away at the home of his daughter, 
Mrs. H. G. Moreland near Belle, MO, Friday morning,
June 8, 1945 following a lingering illness.
At the time of his death he was 65 years, 
two months and four days of age. He is survived
by three sons, PFC Thomas A. Chambers with the
U.S. Army now stationed in Florida after having
spent over two years in foreign service;
Sgt. Jess Chambers, with the U.S. Army in Austria;
four daughters, Mrs. W.B. McKinzie of Broad-way,
MO, Mrs. H. G. Moreland of Belle, Mrs.
J.E. McLarning of Rolla and Mrs. C.N. John
of Broadway; 14 grandchildren and one 
great-grandchild; three sisters, 
Mrs. S. W. Guffey of Veto, Mrs. D.L. Light 
of St. Louis and Mrs. Lula Conner of 
Oklahoma; one brother, J. L. Chambers,
passed away in California the first part of
this month.
 
Mr. Chambers had spent his entire life on
the Phelps-Maries County line near Highway 63. 
Ill health forced his retirement from the farm 
some two years ago. He was well known throughout 
this section and will be remembered as a valuable
citizen and neighbor.  Funeral services were 
conducted from the Macedonia Baptist Church
Monday afternoon, June 11th by Rev. R. L. Maness,
Pastor of the Church. Pall bearers were: 
Lee Riley, Ira Havens, Gene Ray, Charence Otis,
Roy Otis and Walter Riley. Music was
furnished by the Church Choir. 
Burial was made in the Macedonia Cemetery under
the direction of the Null & Son Funeral Home.
(Note: Andrew Jackson Chambers Jr. is the son of
 Andrew Jackson and Susan Emeline (Joice) Chambers)