At a Quarterly Communication of the Grand Lodge of Scotland on the 19th of Feb 1920 it was unanimously agreed that in the event of a charter being granted turquoise blue would be the colour and Gleniffer would be the new lodge name. A clause was also inserted in to the constitution debarring the use of all alcoholic liquor at any meeting or At a Quarterly Communication of the Grand Lodge of Scotland on the 6th may 1920 it was unanimously agreed to grant our petition and a charter bearing the number 1219 was issued. Application was made to the Provincial Grand Lodge (R.E.) to fix a suitable date for the erection and consecration of the lodge, this was carried out on Tuesday 22nd June 1920 by Bro John Pattison P.G.M (R.E.)and his office bearers. Following the installation ceremony the brethren retired to the George Temperance Halls Smithhills street paisley where the usual loyal and masonic toasts were honoured. On the 13th July 1920 the first 7 candidates were initiated, and it is interested to note that three of these first initiates later occupied the masters chair. It should also be noted that during the early meeting that Bro Norman McKean who had a 10 year lease on the lodge rooms in the high street was a great help when asked for his views when the lodge was starting up.