Lamar County honored its dead of World War One and World War Two by naming those remembered: Othar J. Allen, Herbert C. Conner, A. Lincoln Atkins, James Box Conner, Cicero Avers, William Lloyd Cox, Claudie Baughn, Milo K. Cowart, Joseph E. Beard, James L. Crawford, Woodrow Blanton, Foy Lee Dalton, John T. Billingsley, M. Troy Davis, Raford O. Burks, Thomas A. Dean, Roland T. Burks, Dorris Delton Dill, Charles T. Burnett, Tom S. Dorroh, Busby Brock, J. Carroll Dowdle, J. Selmer Broyles, Edgar M. Egger, James E. Carver, Mack C. Faulkner, Richard A. Cash, Elmer L. Finch, Donald R. Chandler, Lawrence J. Flemings, Edd B. Christian, Jessie F. Foster, Billie Christian, J. T. Gault, James D. Clements, Wilson R. Gilreath, Vonworth Coleman, James C. Gordon, Lynn B. Collins, Nobia A. Gosa, Joseph F. Hankins, Perry H. Ottis, William E. Hankins, James G. Pennington, L.V. Haynes, Ferman B. Prothro, Hurston J. Herren, Delmus Randolph, Walter A. Higdon, Charles Owens Rector, Harry S. Hollis, Rufus Rushing, Hershal C. Hollis, Hugo B. Scott, Elbert King, Earman T. Sisson, Loyt Lawrence, John S. Smith, L. D. Lovelady, George M. Sandburg, Clarence A. Mathis, Elmo Todd, Newell C. McAteer, Buddy Walker, Kelcy McDonald, Albert B. Weathers, James C. McDowell, Myrtie Weaver, William Joe McGee, James W. Weeks, Frank McLemore, Luther J. Weeks, Charles, Jr. McPherson, Luther J. Weeks, D. Hamilton McSpaddin, Charles E. Wheeler, James K. Millican, William S. Atklns, Eugene Mills, James C. Cantrell, Hughell Mixon, Eubanks Mordecai, James D. (Jack) Mixon, J. Olen Reeves, Howard G. Mouchett, Jessie R. Hopper, and Ernest H. Mouchett.