Tennessee § 4-1-329 - Official salute to the Tennessee flag.
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§ 4-1-329. Official salute to the Tennessee flag.
The following salute written by Lucy Steele Harrison is designated and adopted as the first official salute to the flag of Tennessee: “Three white stars on a field of blue God keep them strong and ever true It is with pride and love that we Salute the Flag of Tennessee.” The following salute written by Miss John Bostick is designated and adopted as the second official salute to the flag of Tennessee: “Flag of Tennessee, I salute thee To thee I pledge my allegiance with My affection, my service and my life.” Acts 2006, ch. 841, § 1. Compiler's Notes. Acts 2006, ch. 841, § 2 provided that representatives of the Tennessee Historical Society, Tennessee History for Kids, The Tennessee Society, Daughters of the American Revolution and any other recognized group with an interest in Tennessee history or the Tennessee flag are urged to meet and discuss the issue of official salutes to the flag of Tennessee. If the group is able to develop recommendations for other salutes to the flag of Tennessee, or if the group determines there have been other salutes adopted by the general assembly or otherwise generally recognized, such group shall so state in a report to be filed with the clerk of the senate and the clerk of the house of representatives.
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Section 4-1-329 ("Official salute to the Tennessee flag.") is part of the Tennessee Code Annotated, the codified statutory law of Tennessee. It sets out the legal rule or procedure described in the text above. Statutes are amended regularly, so always verify against the official source.
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