LOCAL HAPPENINGS A.C. Clayton celebrated his 84th birthday anniversary with a party Tuesday evening. Among the guests were Mrs. Walter Haven, Mrs. Emma H. Young, Mrs. E.C. Durrua, Mr. T.E. Pearce, Mrs. James R. Lewis, Miss Mary H. Young, Mr. and Mrs. James Y. Havens, Miss Vera Durrua, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur S. Havens, and Mr. M. Groch. Pinocle and euchre games were enjoyed and refresments served. During the day Mr. Clayton had as callers Mrs. F. W. Downey, Miss Louise Hatch, Miss Blanche Kopper and Rev. W.W. Hongland of Osbornville. OBITUARY Red Bank, March 7 - Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth S. Reynolds, 60, wife of Harry W. Reynolds of 39 East Front Street, who died Friday, were held yesterday afternoon at the home. More than 100 relatives and friends paid tribute. Rev. Alphonso Dare, pastor of the First Methodist church of which the deceased was a member officiated. Thirteen members of the choir rendered "Lead Kindly Light," and "Abide With Me," accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Jay Willey, the church organist. Members of the choir acted as honorary escorts, while the escorts were Schenck S. Thompson, Bert M. Decker, Stanley Brown, Vernon Rose, William H. Rogers, and Kelby Worden, members of the official board. Interment in charge of the Worden funeral home was in Glenwood cemetery, West Long Branch. BIRTHS Long Branch, March 7 - Mr. and Mrs. Donesco Terrado, of 561 High Street are the parents of a son born yesterday at the Monmouth Memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony De Fazio, of 382 Waverly Place, and Mr. and Mrs. Hosea Reevey of Eatontown are parents of daughters born yesterday at the Monmouth Memorial. Today Mr. and Mrs. Louis Terry, of Eatontown welcomed a son. Lakewood, March 7 - Mr. and Mrs. Roger Marks of Apple Street, this place are the parents of a daughter born today in Paul Kimbal Hospital. - ------------------------------------------------------------------ Clayton's Car Stolen Kenneth Clayton, real estate operator of 601 Mattison avenue, this city, today recovered his auto which was reported stolen to city police last night from Cookman and Summerfield avenues at 7 o'clock. The car was found with all doors locked, by officer George Rothfritz of the Neptune police, on Sayre avenue, near Munro avenue, Whitesville, this morning at 9. The owner was notified and the car was restored to him. - -------------------------------------------------------- Debbie