hallie orme thomas society
Our society is the oldest and first C.A.R. society in the state, organizing in 1925, disbanded briefly in 1955, and reorganized in 1959. Our society is named for a pioneer woman named Hallie Orme Thomas (pronounced Hal'-ee Orm Tom-us), credited as the first Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) woman in Arizona.
Meetings are held monthly, August through April. Business meetings are typically scheduled on a Sunday, 2-4pm, at the home of a family member. Some meetings will be activities in the community. Contact us at h.o.t.societyc.a.r@gmail.com for details.
Annual traditional activities include:
Meetings are held monthly, August through April. Business meetings are typically scheduled on a Sunday, 2-4pm, at the home of a family member. Some meetings will be activities in the community. Contact us at h.o.t.societyc.a.r@gmail.com for details.
Annual traditional activities include:
- Pool Party Planning meeting in August
- March in the City of Surprise Veterans Day Parade
- Lay wreaths for Wreaths Across America at the National Memorial Cemetery in Phoenix
- Participate in the national C.A.R.'s Day of Service
- April FUN meeting where members simply enjoy time together at a location of their choice
Members in action
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