I called the guy (FatBeeMan) that I got the bees from, he recommended the same, and that light at my back might help. This morning I gave it a try and indeed found the tiny eggs. Chalk another dumb question up to nervous Nellie first year beekeeper. It is really hard to see eggs in these white combs.
I will be out of town all of next week, which will force me to let them be.
On the bright side I did note that the industrious bees had pulled comb beautifully on all but one frame in all but two of the five hives, and had filled most to the brim with nectar. I added a super and checkerboarded to give them room as she had very little room to lay an egg even if she wanted to. Here in Atlanta they are pulling in lots of nectar and pollen. I also pulled the feeders. Half the frames were foundationless and the other starter strips, and they still built it all out in a week in my 8 frame mediums. Another thing Don suggested was watching for Pollen being collected, that that is a good indicator that eggs are forthcoming.
Thanks for the replies and patience.