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DECEASED BRETHREN of TEMPLE LODGE, No. 33

Brother

Frank Gavin Hume

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This is what we have discovered about Brother Frank Gavin Hume so far in Temple Lodge, No. 33 records:

“…..A Petition for Initiation was received from Mr. Frank Gavin Hume, Duncan, B.C., bank clerk, born at Victoria, B.C. Dec. 1st 1909, recommended by Bro. C.W. Dawson and Bro. G.R.M. Marshall. W. Bro. McEwan moved and R.W. Bro. Hoskins seconded that the petition be received and an investigating committee appointed. Carried. On this committee were appointed W. Bro. C.W. O’Neill, Bro. E. Waldie and W. Bro. C. A. Green……"

[Note: A Petition for Initiation was also received at the same meeting from Mr. Harvey Dean Painter.]

Source: Temple Lodge No. 33 Minute Book, Regular Meeting of Tuesday, 11 May 1946

“…..The report of the Investigating Committee on [the] petition of Mr. Frank Gavin Hume being favourable, W. Bro. Dwyer moved and Bro. Waldie seconded that the report be received the committee discharged and the candidate balloted for. Carried.

The ballot being spread was found fair, clear, bright and unspotted and the Wor. Master therefore declared Mr. Frank Gavin Hume duly elected to become a member of Temple Lodge by Degrees.

The report of the Investigating Committee of Mr. Harvey Dean Painter being favourable, Bro. K.H. Castley moved and Bro. A.A. Atkinson seconded that the report be received the committee discharged and the candidate balloted for. Carried.

The ballot being spread was found fair, clear, bright and unspotted and the Wor. Master declared Mr. Harvey Dean Painter duly elected to become a member of Temple Lodge by Degrees….”

Source: Temple Lodge No. 33 Minute Book, page 201-202, Regular Meeting of Tuesday, 11 June 1946

“….W. Bro. Driver introduced W. Bro. Ardley of Hiram Lodge, No.14, A.F. & A.M., B.C.R., on his first visit to Temple Lodge……
The M. Masons lodge was called to refreshment and a lodge of Entered Apprentices opened and David James Madill, Frank Gavin Hume and Harvey Dean Painter were admitted, obligated and brought to Light and taught their first step in Masonry. The work being exemplified in a dignified and impressive manner.

The W. Master then thanked the Brethren for attending this Emergent meeting which was held under very unfavourable weather conditions. At 9:30 the E.A. lodge was closed………..”

Source: Temple Lodge No. 33 Minute Book, page 204, Emergent Meeting of Tuesday, 23 July 1946