Beckham CO. OK           JOHNNY RAY HARRISON

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   Elk City Paper June 7, 1940 Beckham Co.
   
   JOHNNY RAY HARRISON
   
   Funeral services for Johnny Ray HARRISON will be conducted at 2 p.m.
   Friday in the Martin Funeral Chapel. Burial will follow in the
   Evergreen Cemetery.
   
   Mr. HARRISON was born April 25, 1937 in Elk City and died Tuesday at
   his Oklahoma City residence at the age of 53. He attended and
   graduated from the Elk City School System. He later entered the U. S.
   Army. After his discharge, he moved to Elk City and a short time later
   he moved to Oklahoma City where he had lived since.
   
   Survivors include five daughters, Jane HARRISON of Oklahoma City,
   Evelyn LYNN of Guthrie, Sandra KELL and Teresa HARRISON of Elk City,
   and Sheila of Kansas; 7 sons, Victor, Charles, Timothy, and Johnny R.
   HARRISON, Jr., all of Elk City, Darrell, Carlos, and Shannon, all of
   Oklahoma City; five sisters: Alice, Elsie, and Joyce, all of Vallejo,
   Calif., Maybelle of Texas, and Thelma of Houston, Tex.; two brothers:
   Charles PIPKINS of Haywood, Calif., and David HARRISON of Elk City;
   also 11 grandchildren.
   
                             Evergreen Cemetery