JOHN GRADEN BOLEN - Dies in New Orleans: Graden Bolen, member of widely-known famiy of Carroll and Henderson Counties, died Sunday at his home in New Orleans, Louisiana, where he had been in the mercantile business for about two years. Mr. Bolen was born in Wildersville and was a son of Esq. W.R. Bolen. When Mr. Bolen left this section to go New Orleans, he was conducting a small business in Huntingdon. He previously had lived in New Orleans, returning to this county about fifteen years ago. He was a member of the Baptist Church and Rev. T.M. Boyd of Memphis conducted the funeral services in Wildersville Baptist Church. In addtion to his father, he is survived by four brothers, Ben Bolen of Huntingdon, George E. Bolen of Lexington, Ethan Bolen of Wildersville and Gene Bolen of Columbia, South Carolina. His sisters are Mrs. Walter Rush, Mrs. Hester Pratt and Miss Ethel Bolen of Wildersville.
JOHN GRADEN BOLEN - Dies in New Orleans: Graden Bolen, member of widely-known famiy of Carroll and Henderson Counties, died Sunday at his home in New Orleans, Louisiana, where he had been in the mercantile business for about two years. Mr. Bolen was born in Wildersville and was a son of Esq. W.R. Bolen. When Mr. Bolen left this section to go New Orleans, he was conducting a small business in Huntingdon. He previously had lived in New Orleans, returning to this county about fifteen years ago. He was a member of the Baptist Church and Rev. T.M. Boyd of Memphis conducted the funeral services in Wildersville Baptist Church. In addtion to his father, he is survived by four brothers, Ben Bolen of Huntingdon, George E. Bolen of Lexington, Ethan Bolen of Wildersville and Gene Bolen of Columbia, South Carolina. His sisters are Mrs. Walter Rush, Mrs. Hester Pratt and Miss Ethel Bolen of Wildersville.
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