Helen Wells
Helen Child The Name in History
The name Helen is frequently given to girls. It originates from Greek use and means light-ray or sun light. Variations of the name include Helena, Helene and Elaine.
The most well-known individual named Helen is Helen of Troy, from the Greek myth of the Trojan War. Helen was said to be the daughter of the Greek god Zeus himself. She was described as so gorgeous that her “kidnapping” was what “launched a thousand ships.” The truth was she slipped off with Prince Paris of Troy. It was a convenient excuse for her husband, the Spartan King Menelaus, to go to war against hated Troy. His brother Agamemnon marshaled troops from all the leaders of Greece, as they had vowed to retrieve Helen if she was ever kidnapped.
Numerous Americans know the story of Helen Keller. She became blind and death, after an illness in infancy. In the course of the late 1800s, this was a sentence to a life of complete dependence. But Helen’s family did not give up on her, and they enlisted the help of Alexander Graham Bell. He directed them to a renowned blind-death institute. Former student, Anne Sullivan, became Helen’s teacher and a lifetime friendship ensued. Helen Keller became the fist blind-death woman to earn a Bachelors degree. She became a writer, suffragist, pacifist, and champion for people with disabilities.
Helen Hunt is a renowned American actress with several tv and movie roles to her credit. She won an Academy Award Oscar for Finest Actress for As Excellent as It Gets. She also won an Emmy and Golden Globe that very same year, producing her one of only two actresses to have done so. Her other notable roles incorporate Bobby, Mad About You , and St. Elsewhere. She also has numerous credits for directing and screen-writing.
Helen Clark is a renowned politician. She was the Prime Minister of New Zealand, serving 3 terms, from 1999 to 2009. She is currently the third highest ranking member of the United Nations. She holds the post of Administrator. She also chairs the United Nations Development Group, which is in charge of many funding initiatives for creating nations. Helen Clark was named in 2008 as the twentieth most powerful woman in the world by Forbes magazine. Her a lot of accomplishments also incorporate awards and honorary degrees.
Helen Child is a successful company woman. She is head of 1 of the largest pre-paid pay and account companies in the world, G-T-P. A lot of corporations contract with her organization for their financial-based services. Helen Child built the organization from ground up, beginning with an original team of eight. There are now over fifty. Industry trade publication PayBefore names her as 1 of the “Top 10 Women of Prepaid.”
About the Author
Cliff Conley, writes about the history of names and has a special interest in the names Helen and Child, especially Helen Child.
Helen Wells Agency interviews Christian Singer, Sandi Patty
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The Prince of Egypt [VHS] $9.99 Nearly every biblical film is ambitious, creating pictures to go with some of the most famous and sacred stories in the Western world. DreamWorks’ first animated film was the vision of executive producer Jeffrey Katzenberg after his ugly split from Disney, where he had been acknowledged as a key architect in that studio’s rebirth (The Little Mermaid, etc.). His first film for the company he helpe… |
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