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People named in events about this site, ordered by number of mentions. Each example links to an entry with a source citation.

Alfred Stratton Lawrence1 entry: Chapel Hill's men give Frank Graham a barbecue supper on his accession as president (July 9, 1930)
Frank Porter Graham1 entry: Chapel Hill's men give Frank Graham a barbecue supper on his accession as president (July 9, 1930)
M. C. S. Noble1 entry: Chapel Hill's men give Frank Graham a barbecue supper on his accession as president (July 9, 1930)
R. B. House1 entry: Chapel Hill's men give Frank Graham a barbecue supper on his accession as president (July 9, 1930)
Thomas Felix Hickerson1 entry: Chapel Hill Country Club members finance a nine-hole golf course (January 26, 1927)
W. C. George (Wesley Critz George)1 entry: Chapel Hill Country Club members finance a nine-hole golf course (January 26, 1927)
Zeb P. Council1 entry: Chapel Hill's men give Frank Graham a barbecue supper on his accession as president (July 9, 1930)

Battle Park through Thomas Felix Hickerson, W. C. George (Wesley Critz George) and 2 more
Memorial Hall through Frank Porter Graham, R. B. House and 1 more
UNC Libraries through Frank Porter Graham, R. B. House and 1 more
UNC School of Medicine through W. C. George (Wesley Critz George), Frank Porter Graham and 1 more
University Summer School through Frank Porter Graham, R. B. House and 1 more
Bank of Chapel Hill through R. B. House and M. C. S. Noble

In the chronology

January 26, 1927 Chapel Hill Country Club members finance a nine-hole golf course The Chapel Hill Country Club approved a plan for members to advance $100 each against future golf dues; sixteen pledged, raising $1,600 to finish the nine-hole course, with work to begin at once under W. C. George. T. F. Hickerson was elected club president. People: Thomas Felix Hickerson, W. C. George (Wesley Critz George) The Chapel Hill Weekly, February 4, 1927, p. 3
July 9, 1930 Chapel Hill's men give Frank Graham a barbecue supper on his accession as president About 200 men of Chapel Hill gave Frank Graham, the University's new president, a barbecue supper at the Country Club on the evening of July 9, 1930. Mayor Zeb Council spoke for the town, Rev. A. S. Lawrence for the churches and Robert B. House for the village's alumni, and M. C. S. Noble closed with recollections of the presidents he had known. People: Alfred Stratton Lawrence, R. B. House, M. C. S. Noble, Zeb P. Council The Chapel Hill Weekly, July 11, 1930, p. 8

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