Helen Cadbury Alexander

Born: January 10, 1877, Birm­ing­ham, Eng­land. Died: March 1, 1969, Birm­ing­ham, Eng­land. Buried: Lodge Hill Cem­e­te­ry, Birm­ing­ham, Eng­land. Pseu­do­nyms Mrs. Charles M. Al­ex­an­der Mrs. C. M. Alex­an­der An heir­ess to the Cad­bury choc­o­late for­tune, Al­ex­and­er attended university and stu­died mu­sic and lan­guage in Ger­ma­ny. In Ju­ly 1904, she mar­ried Charles M. Al­ex­an­der, a song lead­er for evan­gel­ist Ru­ben Tor­rey. Charles Al­ex­an­der died in 1920, and she mar­ried Ams­ji C. Dix­on in 1924. Her works in­clude: Charles M. Alexander: A Ro­mance of Song and Soul Win­ning, 1921 (with J. Ken­ne­dy Mac­lean) A Ro­mance of Preach­ing