Vinegar bottles were produced by National Fruits Products in Winchester, VA. Finger jugs were started in 1912. Some were pourers (AKA corkers) and some were screw-tops. 1920 brought the apple-shaped corker gallon bottles, and the screw-top 2 quart and pint bottles. In the 1930's, carafes introduced the lighthouse shaped bottles, rolling pins in both corkers and screw-tops. The 1939 World's Fair ushered in the globe-shaped bottles with the earth's continents in screw-tops. The lovely flower vases had a spider web design. Art deco bottles had screw-tops. We saw the depression glass "Cameo" forest green bottle, the A&P milk glass bottle with the continents like the World's Fair production. In 1983, a 75th anniversary bottle was produced.

At the end of her presentation, we had another door prize drawing. Joe Earle won the 1983 - 75th anniversary bottle of White House vinegar with the vinegar still intact!