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History of the Parker County Sheriff's Posse:

     An idea conceived by Rancher J.Y. Crum, supported by manufacturer Roger Williams and promptly endorsed by eleven other ranchers and businessmen of Parker County brought into being the birth of the Parker County Sheriff's Posse, an organization typically Texan that could, would, and has to this day preserved the southern flavored Western traditions of 140 year old Parker County.
     These thirteen men who comprised the original membership of the newly organized Posse were as follows: J.Y. Crum, Fletcher Dalton, Marsh Farmer, Walker Good, Aaron Hays, Forest Lindsay, Dave Hudson, Frank McEntire, Cullen Robinson, Loyd Smith, Tom B. Saunders, Roger Williams, and L.T. Wood.
     On January 13, 1947, their first official meeting held in the office of Roger Williams Manufacturing Co., Weatherford, twelve attended with one absentee proxy. From this group the officers were chosen, namely: Aaron Hays, Captain; J.Y. Crum, Lieut.; Roger Williams, Sec.-Treas.; Fletcher Dalton, Corral Boss; and Walker Good, Wrangler. The High Sheriff, John F. Young, automatically became Honorary Leader of the Posse. January 20th this group "13 strong" met and agreed to a maximum membership of 20 in order to apply for a state charter. The following seven men accepted next into the Posse during this Historic Period of organization were: Jack Borden, Walter Caraway, Barney Phillips, Ferd Slocum, Ray Smyth, H.K. Whaley, and S. A. Wheeler.
      During the following week a third meeting was held. The Charter was applied for by the Posse's attorney Jack Borden, and Tom Saunders was appointed to draft the Constitution and By-Laws. Meeting dates were set to be the first Monday of each month and the place of meeting to be the basement room of Williams Manufacturing company. The membership quota was raised to 40 and the Posse's purpose as set forth in its charter was to be as follows:

     Interest and activities were growing by leaps and bounds, larger quarters were required for their meetings and dinners. Headquarters of the Posse were moved to the American Legion building, but after operating there for months, paying rent, it was decided to purchase land and eventually construct their own headquarters. The membership was again raised to 60, comprising 50 active and 10 honorary members. In order to accomplish this, the following additional members were admitted into the Posse during its first year of organization: J.B. Banks, Herman Carr, Jack Sisco, Buck Caraway, H. Calhoun, Dan Durrett, Holley Caraway, Herb Dobb, Wayne Ellis, Douglas Fain, George Glascock, Bert Herrin,  C.R. Hull, , Volney Hildreth, Jess hall Jr, W.B. Kaiser, Charles Merritt, Marshal Nash, Roger Prater, Bob Rothel, Ted Rea, George Shaw, G.T. Shaw Jr, Morris Sands,  Jeff  Slocum, Acme Shaw, F.A. Smith, Willard Thomas, Robert Wood, Henry Wittmer, Jr., Floyd Tinsley, Jr., M.C. Tinsley. The 1947 Honorary Members: E.B. Cartwright, George Fant, E.A. Grogan, Robert Galbreaith, Dr. B.W. Korges, Fred Smith, A.W. Slocum, E.A. Thomas, Sr., and O.C. Whitaker.
      The first Sweethearts to represent the Posse were Dorothy Wheeler and Sammie Good Walker. The first parade participated in by the Parker County Sheriff's Posse was the March 1947, Fort Worth Fat Stock Show Opening Day Parade. The first barbecue attended as a group was on the Crum-Farmer Ranch and their first rodeo participated in as contestants was the Saunders Ranch Rodeo. Other activities that first year of organization were to sponsor a matched Roping between members of the Posse and outsiders. Posse members won. The Posse also participated in the Mineral Wells, Weatherford Lions club and Ranger Rodeos. The year 1947 ended with the purchase of the present site of 37 acres for permanent headquarters. The area at the time of purchase was a post oak and mesquite infested abandoned peach orchard - which was cleared mostly by horseback members with stout lariat ropes.

The Accomplishments of Parker County Sheriff's Posse continue as follows:

Tom Saunders, Capt., Ferd Slocum, Lieut., Walter Caraway, Sec.-Treas., Walker Good, Corral Boss, Satchel, Wrangler, and Margaret Jenkins, Sweetheart.  The club house was built. Parker County Frontier Days Celebration and Rodeo was created and held for the first time in Red Wood's arena. The Posse reached national fame through magazine and press publicity. Family and stag nights were originated, the Parker County Sheriff's Posse became the first Posse in history to receive a special introduction at the Fort Worth Fat Stock Show Rodeo. The membership was increased to 75 and the following active and honorary members were accepted in 1948: Andy Bowden, T.B. Knox, D.G. Talbot, Dr. Carl Whalen, Jim Whitsett, Charles D. Branson, C.R. Byers, Clifford W. Dobbs, Pat Eddleman, Weldon Jordan, Bill McDavid, L.A. McKenney, Ralph D. Martin, John Miles, Robert S. Muir, S.W. Nash, Jack Pickard, Sam Saunderson, E.A. Thomas, Jr., and Carl Yeary. In addition to participating in the 1948 Fort Worth Stock Show Parade, the Posse rode in the Weatherford and Mineral Wells Pioneer Day parades. The Posse also attended the Saunders Ranch Rodeo, Milling, Cowtown, B & P W, Corsicana, and Cleburne rodeos and the Movie Premier of  Red River.

1949

Ferd Slocum, Capt., H. Calhoun, Lieut., Willard Thomas, Sec.-Treas., Herman Carr, Corral Boss, Bob Rothel, Wrangler, and Jane Venita Saunders, Sweetheart.   The Posse became affiliated with the National Cutting Horse Association and invited to Madison Square Garden, New York for the Lions Club International convention. Arena construction began. New members accepted into the Posse during the years 1949-1950 and the first half of 1951 were as follows: Couts Holland, E. Lee Patterson, Paul W. Bloss, J.C. Britton, L.C. Byrd, C.T. Duncan, Wild Bill Elliott, T.R. Frost, Jess Hall, Sr., Loyd Jinkens, T.C. Jenkins, M.O. Killion, Jr., J.C. Minyard, Don H. Parker, Boley Pearson, Louis A. Peoples, Louis Powers, James G. Staples, Sid Lanier and Voyt Williams.

Walter Caraway, Capt., H.K. Whaley, Lieut., Couts Holland, Sec.-Treas., J.Y. Crum, Corral Boss, Frank McEntire, Wrangler, and Sammie Good, Sweetheart.  Completion of all steel arena, at a cost of $10,000.00. Rustic horse stalls constructed and the third annual Frontier Days Rodeo held in arena.

H.K. Whaley, Capt., Morris Sands, Lieut., Bob Galbreaith, Sec-Treas., J.C. Britton, Corral Boss, Bob S. Muir, Wrangler, and Shirley Sanders, Sweetheart.  Louis A. Peoples, the second Sheriff to become an honorary officer. Posse member Bob Rothel won Pony Express Sweepstakes during premier of movie "Fort Worth". Posse attended Santa Rosa Roundup as a group. Loaned grounds to F.F.A. for Livestock Show. Welcomed General MacArthur to West Texas. The following new members joined in late 1951 -early 1952: Lester Bailey, C.D. Bodiford, Cleo Bodiford, James Bodiford, Leonard Dixon, Rupert Kindel, Urban Morris, Eugene Polser, Alf Teneyck, D.E. Upton and L.S. Young.

Morris Sands, Capt., C.T. Duncan, Lieut., Boley Pearson, Sec-Treas., Wayne Ellis, Corral Boss, L.A. McKenney, Wrangler, and Sharon Hildreth, Sweetheart.   More members' stalls constructed, clubhouse painted and the grounds landscaped. Membership limit was raised to 100 members. Members that joined in late 1952 and early 1953: Earl Barber, Jack Brannum, Loyd Hinkle, L.D. Murray, Doyce Nash, Ray Pafford, George Read, O.B. Stephens and Jim C. Wright, Jr.

H. Calhoun, Capt., Jack Pickard, Lieut., Charles Branson, Sec.-Treas., Charles Merritt, Corral Boss, Barney Phillips, Wrangler, and Linda Slocum, Sweetheart. Built rustic western fence in front of clubhouse; created cowboys Christmas Ball and started permanent arena grandstands. Members that joined in late 1953 and early 1954: H.E. Copeland, O.T. Davis, J.B. Golden, Paul Huffman, C.K.S. Russum.

Loyd Hinkle, Capt., Weldon Jordan, Lieut., Eugene Polser, Sec.-Treas., Bob Rothel, Corral Boss, C.R. Hull, Wrangler, and Peggy Pafford, Sweetheart. Completed grandstands, built first Livestock barn and the Palmetto Polo team was formed. Members that joined in late 1954 and early 1955: Alvah Allen, Kenneth Daley, Charles Johnson.

Ray Pafford, Capt.; Charles Merritt, Lieut.; L.D. Murray, Sec./Treas.; Floyd Tinsley, Jr., Corral Boss; L.S. Young, Wrangler; Sheriff John F. Young, Honorary Officer; and Gail Bowden, Sweetheart. Very active year, Constitution and By-Laws revised, successful Frontier Days, additional Livestock barn built to enlarge Livestock Show. Members who joined in late 1955 and early 1956: Pete Kelly, Luke Massingale, Malcolm Maupin, Curby Mirike, W.D. Newberry, Jr., W.R. Riddle, Jr., D. Rockwell, Charles Sullivan, Hoot Walker.

Ray Smyth, Capt.; Bill Murray, Lieut.; Bill Newberry, Jr., Sec./Treas.; Couts Holland, Corral Boss; J.G. Golden, Wrangler; and Linda Hildreth, Sweetheart. Frontier Days Centennial Celebration. Additional arena pens built. State and National attention again focused on Parker County Sheriff's Posse on "Wide Wide World" television show. New members who joined in late1956 and early 1957: Walter Carter, Elmer D. Hall, Harry Hopkins, D. Hutcheson, R.J. Muir, Sam Skiles.

Couts Holland, Capt.; Floyd Tinsley, Jr., Lieut.; Loyd Young, Sec./Treas.; Barney Phillips, Corral Boss; Walter Carter, Wrangler; and Saundra Copeland, Sweetheart. Saw the inauguration of a Calf Scramble for FFA Youths of Parker County; holding of the first FFA Junior Rodeo in area; drilling of water well for Livestock Show Barns. New members who joined in late 1957 and early 1958: Elwood Hamilton, Jack Knox, Tommy  Mirike, W.N. Smith, Billie Joe Smith.

Floyd Tinsley, Jr., Capt.; L.S. Young, Lieut.; S.E. Skiles, Sec./Treas.; W.R. Riddle, Jr., Corral Boss; Ferd Slocum, Wrangler; and Dorisan Carr, Sweetheart. Saw the construction of a new concession stand on Posse Grounds, erecting of all-steel sign at Posse entrance. New members who joined in late1958 and early 1959: J.T. McLaughlin, Jack Vincent.

Acme Shaw, Capt.; Boley Pearson, Lieut.; Charles Johnson, Sec./Treas.; Doyle Hutcheson, Corral Boss; Luke Massingale, Wrangler; and Kay Bodiford, Sweetheart. Completion of covered judging arena for Livestock Show and a most successful Frontier Days Rodeo. New members who joined in late 1959 and early 1960: J.P. Binion, J.T. Brackeen, Jr., Dr. Noel A. Bryan, Edgar Bowden, Coy Carter, R.H. Cartledge, Jr., J.W. Ford, Norman Gibson, Herman Stroud, Bill McDavid, Jr., J.B. Rankin.

L.D. Bill Murray, Capt.; Wayne Ellis, Lieut.; J.W. Ford, Sec./Treas.; Tommy Mirike, Corral Boss; Weldon Jordan, Wrangler; and Juda Bodiford, Sweetheart. Built an additional concession stand, and enlarged ticket office. Purchase of additional acreage to facilitate parking. Addition to Livestock Show barn for additional show stalls. New members who joined in late 1960 and early 1961: Dr.Thomas Abney, R.J. Kelly, Jr., J.W. Sallee, B.M. Taylor.

Boley Pearson, Capt.; Jack Vincent, Lieut.; John Brackeen, Sec./Treas.; J.P. Binion, Corral Boss; Norman Gibson, Wrangler; and Barbara Binion, Sweetheart. Sheriff Coy Carter, Honorary Officer. A new building to house the Parker County Livestock Show was constructed. Rodeo Ticket Office was enlarged. Trail Ride to Mineral Wells was inaugurated as an annual event for the Posse. New members who joined in late 1961 and early 1962: Henry Maddux, Wade Moore.

Charles F. Merritt, Capt.; Eugene Polser, Lieut.; Ernest J. Williams, Sec./Treas.; Sam Skiles, Corral Boss; Dr. Noel Bryan, Wrangler; and Patricia Bowden, Sweetheart. Roping and cutting calves were purchased for members use. Breast harnesses of blue with P.C.S.P. inscribed in white were purchased for members and sweethearts. A runway was constructed entering arena. Floors in club were refinished. New members who joined in late 1962 and early 1963: Kennie Ray Clark, Roy Glen Densmore, Bill Jordan, Jack Matthews, Richard Sharpe, Jack Standley.

Weldon Jordan, Capt.; J.W. Ford, Lieut.; Richard Sharpe, Sec./Treas.; Ed Bowden, Corral Boss; Bob J. Muir, Wrangler; and Helen Pickard, Sweetheart. Roads on Posse grounds were paved. The clubhouse was remodeled and repainted inside. A preservative was applied to arena bleachers. Trophy case was built in clubhouse. New members who joined in late 1963 and early 1964: Jim Calhoun, James A. Carter, J.D. Garner, Jim L. Hemphill, Don Howard, Bob Lasater, David McDavid, Dr. Robert E. Phillips, Ben E. Taylor, W.G. Vincent, Herman Woodard, Dr. Bob Yeary.

Eugene R. Polser, Capt.; Dr. Noel Bryan, Lieut.; Jack Standley, Sec./Treas.; Urban Morris, Corral Boss; J.B. Golden, Wrangler; and Marcia Merritt, Sweetheart. Entire arena facilities were repaired and painted. Additional arena lights were installed and power poles were relocated to improve entire lighting system. Membership limit was raised to 125. New members who joined in late 1964 and early 1965: Rex Bryant, Melvin Mosley, E.A. Patterson, Jr., Forrest G. Reid, Mike Sands, Ferd T. Slocum, Lonnie Wallis, L.R. Sullivan.

Edgar Bowden, Capt.; Jack Standley, Lieut.; Dr. Robert E. Phillips, Sec./Treas.; Richard Sharpe, Corral Boss; J.D. Garner, Wrangler; and Janie Duncan, Sweetheart. Many parades attended. Annual Trail Ride to Mineral Wells attended by 200 horseback riders making 18 mile trip. Posse welcomed home town girl Mary Martin to Texas for "Hello Dolly". Received National recognition on T.V. Sponsored Parker County Night at Texas State Fair Music Hall for "Hello Dolly" opening. Very successful Rodeo. New members who joined in late 1965 and early 1966: John Henry Dean, III, Homer Dowd, Chuck Durant, Buddy Newsome, A.D.White, Walter Worthington.

Henry Maddux, Capt.; Bill Jordan, Lieut.; Mike Sands, Sec./Treas.; Woody Reid, Corral Boss; Roy Glen Densmore, Wrangler; and Linda Pearson, Sweetheart. Arena improved, ground roads graveled. 18th Annual Special Event introduction during Posse's Traditional Last Sunday Weatherford and Parker County Day of the Fort Worth Stock Show. Another successful Frontier Days. First time to participate in San Antonio's Battle of Flowers, San Jacinto Day Parade. New members who joined in late 1966 and early 1967: Charles Durham, Ronnie Liming, Doyle Lindley, Bobby Smith, M.C. Thomas, Jim L. Waugh.

Forrest G. Reid, Capt.; Mike Sands, Lieut.; Homer M. Dowd, Sec./Treas.; Lonnie Wallis, Corral Boss, Buddy Sullivan, Wrangler; and Pat Matthews, Sweetheart. Metal Fence constructed around Livestock Show area. Celebrated 20th Anniversary with Open House. New members joining in late 1967 and early 1968: James T. Barnett, Hardin Moore, R.D. Todd, Sammy Nash.

Sammie Skiles, Capt.; Lonnie Wallis, Lieut.; James Barnett, Sec./Treas.; Melvin Mosely, Corral Boss; A.D. White, Wrangler; and Diane Binion, Sweetheart. Activities for the year were: remodeled caretakers house, repaired well and well house, poured concrete slabs for all gateways. Built outside steps leading up to announcer's stand. Covered announcer's stand. Participated in Battle of Flowers Parade in San Antonio and the Lions International Convention parade in Dallas. Host to Miss Dominion of Canada, Miss Nancy Wilson, for the Frontier Days Celebration and Rodeo. Had largest attendance and gate for rodeo in history of the PCSP. Had largest livestock show and sale ever. Assisted in planning and staging the first Weatherford Junior College "All College" rodeo. Revised and adopted a new constitution and by-laws for the Parker County Sheriff's Posse.

Dr. John T. Brackeen, Jr., Capt.; James Wilson Carter, Lieut.; Hardin Moore, Sec./Treas.; Roy Glen Densmore, Corral Boss; Buddy Newsome, Wrangler; and Pam Pearson, Sweetheart. Projects accomplished in 1969 were: an additional five acres were graveled for parking area, and addition was built for main Lions' Club concession stand, new lights were installed to light new parking area and to provide better lighting for existing parking area, a covered walk way was built under North and South stands. New members accepted into Posse in 1969 were: D.C. (Dude) Woodruff, Herbert Fowler, Bill Ward.

L.S. Young, Capt., Jimmy Hemphill, Lieut., Buddy Newsome, Sec.-Treas., Bob Rothel, Corral Boss, Coy Carter, Wrangler, and Janis Binion, Sweetheart. Activities and improvements for the year included replacing Flag Pole. R.L. Dugan, Kenneth Hamilton, and Frank Thompson were inducted as new members.

Walter Worthington, Capt., Coy Carter, Lieut., Ben Grogan, Sec., Ray Todd, Corral Boss, R.L. Dugan, Wrangler, L.S. Young, Immediate Past Capt., Andra Riddle, Sweetheart. Improvements for the year included a new rodeo secretary's office building at the back of arena. We also participated in a weekend trip to San Antonio for the Battle of the Flowers Parade. Weatherford College had another successful rodeo. New members for this year were: Dr. Edgar E. Moore, Martin R. Brown, Evan Moore, III, Gillis Brown, J.T. Jones, Calvin Berry, Mel Mallory, David Rockwell, Robert W. Wilson, Bill Morton, J.G. "Buck" Thomas, and Ben Grogan.

Jimmy Hemphill, Capt., J.P. Binion, Lieut., Ben Grogan, Sec.-Treas., Hardin Moore, Corral Boss, Marvin Thomas, Wrangler, Eugene Polser, Director, L.R. Sullivan, Director, J.W. Carter, Director, J.W. Ford, Director, Wade Moore, Director, Bobby Pearson, Director, Jack Pickard, Director, Cheryl Woodruff, Sweetheart. Activities for the year: major repair of club house, (which included rewiring, installation of tile flooring, replaced roofing, plumbing in club house and on grounds replaced), secured addition to livestock barn and started reconstruction of barn destroyed by wind storm. Posse attended Battle of Flowers parade, made an extended trip to Albuquerque, New Mexico, for the first time. New members were Don Woodruff, Vaughn Mader, and J.W. Pickard.

W.R. Riddle, Jr., Capt., J.D. Garner, Lieut., Ben Grogan, Sec.-Treas., Bob Perkins, Corral Boss, D.C. Woodruff, Wrangler, Bob Austin, Director, Charles Moncrief, Director, Wade Moore, Director, Eugene Polser, Director, L.R. Sullivan, Director, L.S. Young, Director, and Sheron Vincent and Debbie Vincent, Sweethearts. Bought caretaker house and moved it in, built new show barn for livestock show. Activities for the year included participation by invitation of Governor Dolph Briscoe to ride in the Governor's Inaugural Parade, Battle of Flower Parade in San Antonio, Texas, and riding in the Parade for the State Fair of New Mexico in Albuquerque. New members Douglas Finch, Charles Moncrief, David Nash, R.G. (Bob) Perkins, Jerry Thomas, Mike Thomas, Claud Tschoepe, Bennet Piester.

Bill Jordan, Capt., Charles Moncrief, Lieut., Wilson Pickard, Sec.-Treas., Mel Mallory, Corral Boss, J.G. Thomas, Wrangler, and Nancy Carter, Sweetheart. Activities for the year 1974 included the completion of major repairs and reconditioning of the recently purchased caretaker's house and the letting of a contract of a new livestock show arena and barn. Financial assistance on this was received from the Weatherford Lions' Club. One of the more successful years was climaxed by the annual Livestock Show and Rodeo under Captain Bill Jordan, the son of a former captain, Weldon Jordan (1963). This is the first father and son to have led the Posse. The Posse suffered the tragic loss of one of its outstanding members, Mr. Tom B. Saunders, III, one of Parker County's longtime ranchers and Posse boosters. Mr. Saunders initiated and drafted the original constitution and by-laws for the Posse, with the legal assistance of Jack Borden. He is credited with initiating the idea of a general souvenir program of the Parker County Frontier Days Celebration, which he edited for many years with much research and originality. He served as Captain of the Posse in 1948. New members for this year were Jerry Durant, Wayland Wright, Perry Mader, Monty Wiggins, Bob Elder, Kenneth Danly, William Stanford Heatly, Tom B. Saunders, IV, Tom Riddle, Holton Riddle, and Tony Lavite.

Dude Woodruff, Capt., Bill Morton, Lieut., Wilson Pickard, Sec.-Treas., Vaughn Mader, Corral Boss, Holton Riddle, Wrangler, and Jeannie McWhorter, Sweetheart. The year 1975 saw the successful completion of a spacious and much needed new show barn and the repairing and remodeling of others. A fencing project was started from the highway up to and around the Headquarters Building. The hog parlor started earlier was finished and approval received from the Board of Directors for new restrooms to be built. The Posse suffered a great loss at the death of one of its outstanding members, Mr. Acme Shaw, a longtime rancher in the South part of Parker County. He served faithfully for many years on a number of committees and served as Posse Captain in 1959. New members for the year: Gary Grote, M.E. (Buck) Middleton. Charles E. (Chuck) Wetherell, Rasie Ward, and Bill Worden. The Posse participated in parades at San Angelo, Texas, and Albuquerque, New Mexico, as well as many others closer to home.

Marvin Thomas, Capt., Don Woodruff, Lieut., Wilson Pickard, Sec.-Treas., Thomas Riddle, Corral Boss, Herbert Fowler, Wrangler, Sheri Riddle, Sweetheart. The Posse Grounds were improved with new restrooms for both the men and women. New overnight steel holding pens for bucking stock were built. The ladies' restroom in the clubhouse was also remodeled. The Posse lost a long-time sheriff and friend, John Young, who praised the Posse in every way and having been sheriff 14 years out of the 30 the Posse has been organized. New members for the year: Mike Cosgrove, LeRoy Schoonover, Don Gill, Rick Merritt, Bob Danits, Francis Nichols, Fred Thomas, James R. Michaels, Randy Anderson, Billy R. Cain, Nick Hays, Bennie Peacock, Maurice Curfman, and Robert Hall, Honorary Member. The Posse traveled to San Angelo, Texas, and Albuquerque, New Mexico, as well as many other places closer to home.

Don Woodruff, Capt., Martin Brown, Lieut., Wilson Pickard, Sec.-Treas., R.L. Dugan, Corral Boss, Douglas Finch, Wrangler, Sindy Densmore, Sweetheart. The Posse Grounds were improved by building pens and installing scales for livestock on the west end of the Livestock Show Barns. The Posse suffered a great loss at the death of one of its outstanding members, Ferd Slocum, a lifetime rancher of Cresson, Texas. New members for the year: Jay Brown and Wm. A. Veselka. The Posse traveled to San Angelo, Texas, Dallas State Fair Rodeo, as well as many other places closer to home.

Martin Brown, Capt., Wayland Wright, Lieut., Wilson Pickard, Sec.-Treas., Maurice Curfman, Corral Boss, Francis Nichols, Wrangler, and Darla Finch, Sweetheart. Fencing projects and arena improvements were completed with the addition of a seating area for wheel chairs. The Winston Scoreboard was obtained for the rodeo and the water system was expanded. A gas well was drilled on the posse grounds. The Posse participated in the Battle of Flowers Parade in San Antonio, the Texas State Fair in Dallas, the Louisiana State Fair in Shreveport, and in several other local parades. New members for the year were Bob Lambert, Mack Young, Lewis Wayne Ellis, Pat Hamilton, Phil Livingston.

Thomas Riddle, Capt., Perry Mader, Lieut., Wilson Pickard, Sec.-Treas., Buck Thomas, Corral Boss, Leroy Schoonover, Wrangler, Kenna Hamilton, Sweetheart. Accomplishments for 1979: painted arena seats for the first time and built shed to cover scales for FFA barn. New members for 1979: Clarence Bevers, Harold Swain, Troy Sessums, Ernie Rutledge, Larry Peck, Larry Nash, James Mathison, and Jim Duncan.

Coy Carter, Capt.; Ken Hamilton, Lieut.; Wilson Pickard, Sec./Treas.; Benny Peacock, Corral Boss; Bob Lambert, Wrangler; and Becky Newsome, Sweetheart. Accomplishments in 1980 were: drilled water well for FFA barns, paved walkway under the bleachers and walkway to clubhouse, replaced some light poles and lights at the arena and began enlarging clubhouse. Participated in several parades and won new trophies for posse. New members for 1980: Henry Gremminger, Bill Todd, Richard Williamson, Chuck Bradford, Kelly Joe Barnett, Joe Johnson, Jack Alexander, Bob Magee, Max Massengale, and Darrel Young.

Holton Riddle, Capt.; Francis Nichols, Lieut.; Pat Hamilton, Sec./Treas.; Bill Veselka, Corral Boss; Larry Nash, Wrangler; Beverly Nichols, Sweetheart. Built new Captain's box at Rodeo Arena; began work on an equipment shed; laid new carpet in caretaker's home; continued work on remodeling and enlarging clubhouse. New members elected: Dale Ballard, Robert Hardin, Joe Dunn.

Kenneth Hamilton, Capt.; Leroy Schoonover, Lieut.; Pat Hamilton, Sec./Treas.; Larry Peck, Corral Boss; Ernie B. Rutledge, Wrangler; Lisa Nash, Sweetheart. Hired a new caretaker, Mr. James McCann; completed construction of Director's meeting room; completed construction of new equipment shed; constructed new restrooms at Rodeo Arena; constructed a cover over the bandstand at the Rodeo Arena; installed air conditioners in clubhouse and caretaker's house; painted all buildings on Posse grounds and repainted all signs; and started construction of dance slab at Rodeo Arena. New members elected: Terry Johnson, Joe Bailey, Aaron Cox, John Westhoff, Jimmy Freeman, Craig Peacock, and Chuck Hamilton.

Perry Mader, Capt.; Jerry Durant, Lieut.; Pat Hamilton, Sec./Treas.; David Elders, Corral Boss; Mike Thomas, Wrangler; Laurie Elders, Sweetheart. Fencing improvements and arena projects were completed including the addition of the caretaker's box seats and a grand entry lane. A large concrete slab was built and the street dance was moved from College Park Shopping Center to the Posse Grounds. The Posse participated in several parades including the inaugural parade for Governor Mark White. New members for 1983: Wayne Bryant, Joe Ernst, Mac Smith, Melvin Dale.

Jerry Durant, Capt.; R.L. Dugan, Lieut.; Pat Hamilton, Sec./Treas.; Max Massengale, Corral Boss; David Nash, Wrangler; Rick Merritt, Rodeo Committee Chairman, Rissa Thomas, Sweetheart. Increased size of Livestock Show Barns, built lake and installed irrigation for arena. New members elected: Curtis Guess, Bill Pedigo, Kirk Martin, Blaine Peacock, Melvin Dale, Thomas Lackie, Monty Kemp, and also, Sam Nash and Walter Worthington re-joined.

Mike Thomas, Capt.; Larry Peck, Lieut.; Pat Hamilton, Sec./Treas.; Ernie Rutledge, Corral Boss; Terry Johnson, Wrangler; Brenda Gill, Sweetheart. Began replacement of old wooden bleachers with aluminum seats; built new fence on west side of Posse grounds; purchased longhorn steers and held weekly team ropings; began Ray Smyth Memorial Cutting with members donating cattle, held in place of Quarter Horse Show. Don Edwards entertained at the street dance and two nights after the rodeo; largest attendance and gate to date for rodeo. New members elected: Joe Ross, Avery "Butch" Morris, Earl D. Fletcher, Bill Piatnitza, Tommy Thomas, and Cleatus Wright.

Leroy Schoonover, Capt.; Dale Ballard, Lieut.; Pat Hamilton, Sec./Treas.; Jerry Thomas, Corral Boss; Fred Thomas, Wrangler; Michelle Woodruff, Sweetheart. Installed new lighting system. Built restrooms at dance slab. Rebuilt new fence on southwest side of bull pen. Built new walkway on west end of bleachers at contestant area. The Posse participated in several Sesquicentennial Parades. Led the Texas Wagon Train into Fort Worth and the Lone Star Wagon Train out of Weatherford. The Posse suffered a great loss at the death of three of its outstanding members, Andy Bowden, Ray Smyth, charter member of the Posse, a lifetime rancher of Aledo, Texas, and first president of NCHA, and D.E. Upton, owner and operator of Dorsey Grains. New members accepted into Posse in 1986 were Phillip Schutts, James Young, Earl Pope, and Jerry Wilhelm.

Rick Merritt, Capt.; Ernie B. Rutledge, Lieut.; Terry Johnson, Sec./Treas.; Harold Swain, Corral Boss; Melvin Dale, Wrangler; and Devonna Ballard, Sweetheart. In 1987, we rebuilt the ticket office to include a shed for our Stage Coach. We also finished the north side bleachers with aluminum and bought the aluminum for the south side. New members were Mark Binion, Bill Cooper, Tommy Newberry, Mike Paschal, Tim Riddle, and Earl Pope. A reunion of the past sweethearts was held with a number of the past sweethearts and Captains there. Many thanks to Donice Nichols, Beverly Nichols, Andra Riddle, and Devonna Ballard along with many others who helped with this.

Noel Bryan, Capt.; Herbert Fowler, Lieut.; Martin Brown, Sec./Treas.; Butch Morris, Corral Boss; Don Gill, Wrangler; Cindy Thomas, Sweetheart. In 1988, a water truck was purchased, painted, and lettered. An Inaugural Cutting Horse Show, a Barrel Racing Contest, and two Team Pennings were initiated and produced solely by the Posse. The ticket office was renovated and paneled, and new signs were painted. A project was introduced to sell signs for advertisement that lined the arena and chute gates. The seven events of the rodeo were sold to advertisers. The posse ground pens and stalls were painted, and the stagecoach was repainted and lettered. The south side bleacher's aluminum seats were installed, and the old porch on the clubhouse was replaced with a new concrete porch. The first team of Belgian horses were purchased. The Charter members of the Posse were introduced at the Rodeo and recognized with plaques. There were some new pre-Rodeo attractions such as "Cloggers" and drill teams. The Posse attended the International Realtors Convention at Northside, and parades at San Angelo and Abilene and several surrounding towns. The Parker County Livestock Association built a new restroom facility. The Posse was saddened by the loss of several members - Edgar Bowden, J.T. Jones, Jack Pickard, and Bonna M. Taylor. New members were George Slaughter IV, R.D. Meyers III, Steve Rogers, Billy Cain, Bob Muir, Jim Calhoun Jr., and Brookes Worthington.

Herbert Fowler, Capt.; Butch Morris, Lieut.; Martin Brown, Sec./Treas.; Earl Fletcher, Corral Boss; Cleatus Wright, Wrangler; Jennifer Morris, Posse Sweetheart. In 1989 the major projects that were initiated and completed were the major expansion of the parking lots, the replacing of the large water trough at the rear of the bucking chutes, repairing the dirt tank dam spillway, clearing land and sprigging coastal grass near the dirt tank. The second team of Belgian horses were purchased. Much time and effort was given to the repair and replacement of individual stalls, and Posse facilities damaged during a spring storm. For the first time the Posse participated in the Fiesta Flambeau Parade in San Antonio, Texas and received a 3rd place plaque out of over 200 entries. The Posse was again saddened by the loss of members Wayne Ellis, E.A. Patterson and L.S. Young. The new members installed were Jim Calhoun Jr., Robert D. Muir, Judd Jordan, Rodney McAnear, Arlie Ashley, and Jamie French.

Herman Woodard, Capt.; Don Gill, Lieut.; Martin Brown, Sec.; Tim Riddle, Corral Boss; Tommy Newberry, Wrangler; Kenneth Danley, Rodeo Chairman; and Amy Peacock, Sweetheart. The accidental death of 4-year old Tana Danley, granddaughter of Kenneth Danley and Buddy Newsome, just before the rodeo, brought grief to the Sheriff's Posse and dampened the rodeo spirit of Parker County throughout the entire show. Major maintenance and improvement projects included a new roof for the Posse building and the caretaker's house and a renovation of the Posse building. The meeting room was air conditioned and the east wall paneled. Extensive improvements were made in the kitchen and in both rest rooms. Plans were made to print a Parker County Sheriff's Posse history book. Phil Livingston was appointed editor and publisher of the book to be released in 1991. The two surviving charter members, Forest Lindsay and Jack Borden, were honored with a special barbecue and team penning celebration. Distant trips to parades were made to Abilene, San Angelo, and San Antonio. New members installed were Jerry Blaisdell, Dennis Hooks, Jack Parker, Jesse Stigall, Eric Wood, and Gene Wood.

Bob Elder, Capt.; Tommy Newberry, Lieut.; Martin Brown, Sec.; Mark Binion, Corral Boss; Jud Jordan, Wrangler; Mike Thomas, Rodeo Chairman; and Amy Saunders, Sweetheart. The first ever "tie" in voting for Captain. At the September meeting, new officers for 1991 were elected. All went well except for Captain. When the votes were counted there was a tie between C.A. Guess and Bob Elder. Another vote was taken in October and Bob Elder was elected Captain. Another first for 1991 was using members pictures on the cover of the Rodeo Program, featuring the Posse Stage and four horse hitch. Photo was by T.R. Miller. Three members were presented plaques for 105 years of membership in the Posse:  Eugene Polser, 40 yrs., James Bodiford, 40 yrs., and Marvin Thomas, 25 yrs. The Posse rode in parades in San Antonio, Fort Worth, Abilene, San Angelo, two Weatherford parades and several other local parades. The annual "Trail Ride" to Mineral Wells in May was a success with approximately 500 riders making the trip. Some major improvements were made in 1991. The old concession stand was torn down and a large, new, modern concession stand was built. A new entrance gate and new flooring for the wheel chair patrons area. The show barns received a much needed re-wiring of the electrical system. The Rodeo Committee, under the leadership of Mike Thomas, spent several months searching for a new Rodeo Stock Contractor, and from all reports from fans and members, did a good job in using Harper Rodeo Company of Louisiana. James Harper brought a lot of color and produced an outstanding rodeo. The Livestock Show Committee put together another outstanding Livestock Show for 1991. Another first, Pari-Mutual Betting Horse Racing comes to Parker County and the Sheriff's Posse handled the parking for the Grand Opening for Trinity Meadows Race Track.

Harold Swain , Capt.; Bill Veselka, Lieut.; R.D. Myers III, Sec.; Jamie French, Corral Boss; Arlie Ashley, Wrangler; Ben Whiteman, Sheriff; Cleatus Wright, Rodeo Chairman; Tonya Riddle, Posse Sweetheart. The road from the front gate to the Clubhouse and around the arena was repaved, new storm windows were installed in the caretaker's house. The History of the Parker County Sheriff's Posse was finally published and distributed. The trail ride to Mineral Wells was another successful event. The Posse participated in what must have been the shortest (31 minutes) Forth Worth Stock Show parade on record because of the bitter cold and sleet. Appearances were also made in other parades such as San Antonio, Pioneer Days and Chisolm Trail Days in the historic North Fort Worth Stockyards, in Abilene, San Angelo, Mineral Wells, Bowie, Jacksboro, and others. James Barnett and Ray Todd received 25 year membership plaques and L.D. Murray received a 40 year membership plaque. The Posse helped needy families for Christmas with food, clothes, and toys. New members elected were Dr. Rick Ford and Bill Tibbit.

Bill Veselka, Capt.; Earl Fletcher, Lieut.; Terry Johnson, Sec.; Fred Thomas, Corral Boss; Craig Peacock, Wrangler; Ben Whiteman, Sheriff; Harold Swain, Rodeo Chairman; Paige Westhoff, Posse Sweetheart. Posse held the First Annual Spring Gatherin' Ranch Rodeo and Western Heritage Art and Crafts Show. Posse members served as an honor guard for Gov. Ann Richards at "Texas Day" at Trinity Meadows Race Track. The Posse was named All Around Champions at the 5th Annual All Sheriff's Posse Invitational Competition held in Dallas. Parade participation included Fort Worth Fat Stock Show, Fiesta Flambeau in San Antonio, Pioneer Days and Chisolm Trail at the Fort Worth Stockyards, San Angelo, Bowie, Jacksboro, Mineral Wells, and others. The Posse building, concession stand, and ticket office were painted, and a new well was drilled and a new pump and booster pump were installed. Street lights were installed at the entryway, and security lights were placed in the parking lot and rear of the Posse building. Plans were prepared to construct new grandstands, including doubling of the number of box seats. The Posse donated funds to several worthwhile community projects, including Christmas in April and the Parker County Committee on Child Abuse. Another successful rodeo was held, and the trail ride to Mineral Wells was one of the largest ever. New members elected were Calvin Allen and Kevin Hamilton. 40-year membership plaque was presented to J.B. Golden.

Earl Fletcher, Capt.; Jamie French, Lieut.; Terry Johnson, Sec.; Bill Parkey, Corral Boss; Jerry Thomas, Wrangler; Larry Peck, Rodeo Chairman; Joni Peacock, Posse Sweetheart; Ben Whiteman, Sheriff. To kick off the Chisolm Trail Roundup, Posse members participated in relay races at Trinity Meadows. The Posse participated in the All Sheriff's Posse Invitational Competition held in Dallas. As always the Mineral Wells Trail Ride was a success. For the enjoyment of the July rodeo, the Posse performed a special skit about the Bass Gang. Parades attended included the Ft. Worth Stock Show, Chisolm Trail, Pioneer Days, San Angelo, Jacksboro, Springtown, Abilene, Mineral Wells, Decatur, and others. The Posse held the second annual Spring Gatherin' Ranch Rodeo, and Western Heritage Craft Show in April. In April of 1994 demolition of the old wooden grandstands started. The construction was done by Southern Bleacher Company, and the money for the grandstands was funded by a Posse loan through Weatherford National Bank. Once finished the new bleachers were made of aluminum and the arena doubled in box seating to add enjoyment for the spectators and members. Renovations to the property included new restrooms on the South side of the arena as well as renovations to the others. Around the dance slab, a pipe fence was provided to maintain a perimeter for vehicles. The old water lines were discarded and all water lines around the arena and to the stalls were installed. The old metal concession stand was replaced with another building. The Posse donated funds to community projects including Christmas in April and the Parker County Committee on Child Abuse. The 1994 Rodeo was again a success. The Livestock Show was outstanding thanks to the Livestock Committee. Mrs. Sue Merritt became Family Night Secretary after Mrs. James Bodiford's resignation. The Posse suffered a great loss with the death of 5 outstanding members: Jim Calhoun, J.B. Golden, Ben Grogan, Charlie Merritt, and C.A. Tschoepe. A forty year membership plaque was presented to Charlie Johnson. Twenty-five year plaques were received by Herb Fowler and D.C. Woodruff. New members elected were Michael Body and Lewis Henderson.

Ben Whiteman, Sheriff; Mack Young, Capt.; Judd Jordan, Lieut.; Kirk Martin, Sec./Treas.; Rick Ford, Corral Boss; Jack Parker, Wrangler; Earl Fletcher, Rodeo Chairman. The posse was honored to have Zane Myers as Sweetheart. New members received into the Posse were Roland McWhorter, Jim Addison, Jerry Johnson, David Rogers, Dwayne Bailey, Mark Riebe, Jack Pickard, Tommy French, Bob Glenn, Fred Davies, Kerry Kelley, Josh Ashley, and Travis Faulkner. The Posse greatly regrets the passing of long time Posse members Vaughn Mader and Bob Rothel. 1995 was a good year for the Posse, the year started with the normal out of town parades recognizing the Fort Worth Fat Stock Show, San Angelo, Mineral Wells Trail Ride, as well as the various parades held in Weatherford as the outstanding events. The Posse held its annual Spring Gatherin' Ranch Rodeo / Western Heritage Craft Show in April and in July donated the Posse Arena to the Parker County Heritage Society for the Willie Nelson Concert Fund Raiser. The 1995 Sheriff's Posse Rodeo and The Livestock Show were a great success with special appreciation for the new Grand Stands and Box seats. The strength of the Parker County Sheriff's Posse is backed up with members like 40 year member W.R. "Dub" Riddle Jr. and 25 year members Mel Mallory, J.G. "Buck" Thomas, R.L. Dugan, and Kenneth Hamilton. The Posse awarded membership plaques to these members for a job well done.

Avery (Butch) Morris, Capt.; Mark Binion, Lieut.; Pat Hamilton, Sec./Treas.; Robert D. Muir, Corral Boss; Derrell Young, Wrangler, Arlie Ashley, Rodeo Chairman, Denea Bryant, Posse Sweetheart. The posse participated in the following activities: Weatherford Christmas Parade, Martin Luther King Parade, Fort Worth Stock Show Parade and Grand Entry on Weatherford Day, Mineral Wells Trail Ride, Parade, and Rodeo Grand Entry, Jack County Parade and Rodeo Grand Entry, 20th Annual Chisholm Trail Round-Up, San Angelo Parade, and the Abilene Parade. The 4th Annual Spring Gatherin' and Western Heritage Craft Show was a huge success with 14 ranches entering. Accomplishments for this year's posse were a much needed repair on the floor of the clubhouse, a new well was drilled to relieve the stress on the existing well, especially during the livestock show, the first Parker County Sheriff's Posse Scholarship to Weatherford College was awarded to Ben Kemp, and a donation of $2,100 was made to the County fire departments. The Posse won trophies at Mineral Wells and Jacksboro. The 1996 Parker County Frontier Days Rodeo and Livestock Show started off great. Ticket prices were lowered and big crowds attended Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday night performances. For only the second time in the history of the rodeo, the Saturday night performance was canceled because of rain. The make-up performance was held Sunday afternoon. Sadly, two of our members passed away during the year, L.D. Murray and Jerry Johnson. Three new members were elected Bill Pedigo, David Rothrock, and Jimmy V. Sharp.

Fred Thomas, Capt.; Jack Parker, Lieut.; Bob Glenn, Sec./Treas.; Kirk Martin, Corral Boss; Wayne Bryant, Wrangler; Phil Livingston, Rodeo Chairman; McKenzie Bailey, Posse Sweetheart. The Parker County Sheriff's Posse celebrated its 50th anniversary. And what a historic year it was! The annual Frontier Days Rodeo was changed from the traditional July days to the last full week of June. Mack Altizer of the Bad Company Rodeo was chosen as Rodeo contractor for the first time ever! Gist Silversmiths, Inc. was appointed to design a 50th anniversary belt buckle as a limited edition for members and past sweethearts. A 50th anniversary membership pictorial board was assembled and placed in the Posse clubhouse on permanent display. 50th anniversary membership plaques were made available through the Awards Center. The 50th anniversary Frontier Days rodeo was a huge success being labeled as one of the top 15 rodeos in the State of Texas. The PRCA presented an award to the Posse in appreciation of 50 years of Pro Rodeo participation. A sweetheart reunion was held on the Saturday of the Rodeo and all past captains were introduced on the final night of the rodeo. New chute gates were installed, a new roping box was built and a "Sheriff's Box" was added to the grandstands. A Professional Bull Riding event was held for the first time on August 22 and 23. The Posse received 1st place trophies from parades in San Angelo, Mineral Wells, Jacksboro, and Bridgeport. Other activities included the Weatherford Chamber of Commerce Christmas parade, the Fort Worth Stock Show parade and Rodeo Grand Entry, the Martin Luther King Day parade, the Pioneer Days parade in Fort Worth, the Peach Festival opening ceremonies, and the Springtown parade. Don Woodruff received a 25 year membership award. The Posse mourned the loss of members: James Bodiford, Billy Tibbit, and Jesse Stigall, Jr. New members added in 1997 included Louis Sneed, Cody Todd, Billy Blue, William E. Riddle, and Bob Tallman (Honorary).

Jack Parker, Capt.; Wayne Bryant, Lieut.; Bob Glenn, Sec./Treas.; Duane Bailey, Corral Boss; Tommy French, Wrangler; Jerry Thomas, Rodeo Chairman; Courtney Ford, Posse Sweetheart. The 51st year of the Parker County Sheriff's Posse started out on a somber note with the passing of charter member Forest M. Lindsay and fifty year veteran member E.A. Thomas, Jr. The rodeo contract was renewed with Bad Company Rodeo of Del Rio, Texas for a two year period. Members of the rodeo committee attended a conference at the Texas Circuit Finals in Waco. The restrooms in the rodeo areas were upgraded and painted. Chute gates and livestock holding pens were renovated. Parades and events attended included the Weatherford Chamber of Commerce Christmas Parade, the Martin Luther King Day Parade, the Forth Worth Rodeo and Stock Show Parade and Special Introduction Grand Entry, the San Angelo Parade, the Mineral Wells Rodeo Parade and Trail Ride, the 4th of July Parade in Granbury, the Jacksboro Rodeo Parade, the Dedication of the Rails to Trails between Weatherford and Mineral Wells, the Abilene Rodeo Parade, the Springtown Chamber of Commerce Wild West Days Parade, the Pioneer Days Parade of Fort Worth, and the Weatherford High School Homecoming Parade. First place trophies were earned in San Angelo, Mineral Wells, and Abilene. Twenty-five year awards were presented to David Nash, Jerry Thomas, Mike Thomas, Bennett Piester, R.G. (Bob) Perkins, and Charles Beggs Moncrief by the 1973 Captain W.R.(Dub) Riddle. New members for 1998 included Justin Shifflett and Jim Bradford. The 1998 Rodeo had a record 566 contestants and the Parker County Livestock Improvement Assn. Show had 1,285 entries. The Rodeo entertainment was highlighted by a "game" of Cowboy Poker played by Fred Thomas, Jerry Thomas, Bob Glenn, and Jack Parker. The Mexican Fighting Bull won by a landslide with the arena being cleared in record time! The 2nd Annual Professional Bull Riders Event was held in August. It was a dry and hot year in Parker County with record heat and drought conditions.

Wayne Bryant, Capt.; Duane Bailey, Lieut.; Bob Glenn, Sec./Treas.; Tommy Newberry, Corral Boss; Kerry Kelley, Wrangler; Fred Thomas, Rodeo Chairman; Jenny Rogers, Posse Sweetheart. The 52nd year of the Parker County Sheriff's Posse was indeed a busy one! Early in the year we were saddened by the loss of former captain and longtime member, Eugene (Gene) Polser. Then, again, in the later part of the year we bid farewell to a good member and friend, Elmer Hall. Bad Company Rodeo of Del Rio, Texas was once again our rodeo producer which resulted in record entries of 619 by PRCA cowboys as well as record entries in the PCLTA Junior Livestock and Crop Show totaling 1,035, both new records. Projects completed during the year included the construction of new modern air-conditioned restrooms on the north side of the rodeo arena, an addition and renovation of the rodeo ticket office, holding pen and roping chute renovations, western cedar staves added to rodeo ground entrance, and the purchase of a new tractor for ground maintenance. The Posse participated in the Greenwood Farm Horse Trials, the Southwestern Cattle Raisers Horse Branding Seminar and provided a $1,000.00 to the Weatherford College Agriculture Department. Parades participated in included the Weatherford Chamber of Commerce Christmas Parade, Fort Worth Stock Show Rodeo Parade (won second place, which was the first time ever win), Martin Luther King Day Parade, Fort Worth Stock Show Grand Entry and Special Introduction, San Angelo Rodeo Parade (second place), Mineral Wells Rodeo Parade (first place), Mineral Wells Trail Ride, and Jacksboro Rodeo Parade (second place). A new rodeo format was introduced in 1999 with a new sponsorship program with street banners. Cowboy Camp was a feature of sponsors and cowboys alike and all past captains received special recognition at the Captain's Dinner. Members honored for fifty years of service were Jack Borden, Weldon Jordan, Boley Pearson, and Willard Thomas. Also honored for twenty-five years of service were Holton Riddle, Tom Riddle, Bob Elders, Jerry Durant, Perry Mader, Tom B. Saunders IV, Tony Lavite, and Monty Wiggins. New members installed in 1999 included Ron Mayberryand Bobby Sandlin. The drought continued in Parker County throughout the year, but the 1999 Rodeo on June 16-19th proved to be one of the most enjoyable with cooler than normal temperatures. There was a 9.2% increase in ticket sales over 1998.

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