Members of this community who gave their lives in service of their country during World War Two included Stanley H. Aldridge, Woodrow R. Aldridge, Oren M.C. Allen, Collan A. Appel, William J. Bass, Murrel L. Blaylock, Kelvie Bryant, Truman Claxton, Jack R. Crews, Donald E. Davis, Grover M. Davis, Leo D. Davis, Ross Dillow, Wayne I. Eaton, Gearald Eaves, Joseph Q. Edwards, Harold H. Ford, Carroll P. Foster, Carl N. Garrott, G. Hancock, William A. Hansil, Thomas E. Hill, Clyde J. Keller, Ford Kelley, Francis Kimmel, William R. Ligon, William Mayberry, Fred P. Meisenheimer, Lloyd P. Menees, Ray Oliver Penrod, James L. Randles, George T. Sanders, Donald L. Standard, Robert Tolbert, Carl Tripp, Frank Wiedlocher, David D. William, Charles B Winn, Willis E Adams, Donald W Ballard, William D. Basler, Elvis Dale, Harold L. Dale, Perry E. Dale, James C. Davis, Ernest E. Dehart, Eugene Dillow, Millis J Ferrill, Robert H. French, Ralph E. Goodman, Vero P. Guthrie, Lester Wm. Hallday, Conrad D. Ingram, Cari F Johnson, David H Launius, Dennis R Lence, Dennis E. Lence, Lloyd E. Lentz, Harrell D. Lingle, Glen E Modglin, Carl G. Moseley, Carl A. Poole, Clarence L. Rhodes, Dale E. Rodgers, James F. Rushing, James N. Smith, Paul E. Smith, Carl E. Stadelbacher, Russell L. Walker, Merle Watkens, and Everett L Watson.