Norma Smallwood

1909–1966 (age 57)

Beauty Pageant Winner

Biography

Norma Smallwood, born in 1909, rose to fame as a beauty pageant winner celebrated for her poise, intellect, and advocacy during a time of great cultural change. She used her platform to support charitable causes, embodying grace both on and off the stage.

She passed away in 1966, leaving a legacy of elegance and service to others, and rests at Old Mission Mausoleum where many recall her captivating presence.

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