Milmoth Rogene Miller was the daughter of Rev. Albert G. Miller; the oldest child with 3 younger brothers. She was a scenic artist. Her stage designs for various Mardi Gras balls are on display at the Mobile, AL Museum. She also was the original artist-designer for America's Junior Miss Pageant. She was an accomplished seamstress as well. In her younger days she dressed windows for McCrory's Department. Store in Mobile . The Locke sisters were co-workers and introduced her to their brother, Alto Locke, they married in Sept 1933 and are survived by their three daughters, grandchildren and other relatives.
Milmoth Rogene Miller was the daughter of Rev. Albert G. Miller; the oldest child with 3 younger brothers. She was a scenic artist. Her stage designs for various Mardi Gras balls are on display at the Mobile, AL Museum. She also was the original artist-designer for America's Junior Miss Pageant. She was an accomplished seamstress as well. In her younger days she dressed windows for McCrory's Department. Store in Mobile . The Locke sisters were co-workers and introduced her to their brother, Alto Locke, they married in Sept 1933 and are survived by their three daughters, grandchildren and other relatives.
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