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During World War II, people continued to leave Montgomery County. This was for the young men who wanted to fight and those looking for work at war factories. Many returned with a broader outlook on life and more money. Sid McMath (a war hero who ran for Montgomery County prosecutor in Garland and Montgomery Counties), encouraged returning veterans to become involved in politics. He is also known as the "G.I. Slate, the local G.I. In 1946, Montgomery County had every open public office in the county.
George A. Jackson Jr., who had fled Mount Ida with their parents during the Great Depression, used the G.I. Bill went on to complete his education. He returned to Mount Ida in 1954 to become a farmer of poultry. Farmers were finally able to make a living from the land by combining chickens and cattle (and later pigs). The influx of seniors retiring close to Lake Ouachita had helped stop the decline in the county's population by the 1960s.
