Here's a simple Python program that checks if three words are in alphabetical order and displays the message "In alphabetical order" if they are:
word1 = input("Enter the first word: ")
word2 = input("Enter the second word: ")
word3 = input("Enter the third word: ")
if word1 < word2 and word2 < word3:
print("In alphabetical order")
else:
print("Not in alphabetical order")
In this program, the input function is used to prompt the user to enter three words. The program then checks if word1 comes before word2 and word2 comes before word3 alphabetically using the comparison operators <. If both conditions are true, the program prints "In alphabetical order". If not, it prints "Not in alphabetical order".