During 1917 and 1918, the boys of this church served their country in the Great World War for liberty and justice. Those honored were Victor W. Bennett, Stanley Boettner, Arthur Bond, James H. Bond, Graten V. Broadwater, J. W. M. Burkett, Phillip M. Burton, J. Delano Clark, Morton H. Cook, Russell Cook, Walter L. Cook, Stanley Craze, F. Lee Fresh, H. Lester Fresh, Robert F. Fresh, Earl P. Grose, James N. Gunnette, William C. Hawkins, William H. Hileman, Lawrence Hitchins, Robert Holt Hitchins, Roland R. Hosken, James A. Jeffries, William G. Jenkins, James Jennings, Fred Jennings, Adam W. Kalbaugh, Isaac G. Kear, Charles T. Kemp, A. Roberts MacMannis, Nicholas Metzger, Archer S. Millican, James G. Morgan, Thomas L. Popp, Willard Price, Clyde Richardson, William H. Roach, Robert Shearer, Roy V. Sleeman, Eugene A. Smith, George W. Timmons, John W. Watson, Wellington Williams, Carl L. Wilson, and Charles D. Zimmerly. The Memorial Window was given by Davison Armstrong in 1920.