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Lufkin Mall to Hold Auto Show 2023

By: Larry Waldorp

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The Joe W. Elliot House Benefit Auto Show will be held at the Lufkin Mall on Saturday, April 1. It will begin at 9 am and last until 1 pm, and admission is totally free! The event will take place in the parking lot of the mall, on JcPenny’s side.

There will be all kinds of cars; from collectors’ and antiques, to sporty muscle cars and motorcycles! There will also be games and competitions for everyone to enjoy, with lots of fun prizes to win!

We encourage you to come out and mingle with the community, and enjoy time with friends and family at the auto show!

For more information, contact Kim Herman at kherman@hospiceinthepines.org.

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